The subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere held a hearing a few years ago to examine the growing Russian engagement in the Western Hemisphere and its threat to U.S. interests.
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President Maduro, the greatest dictator in the Western Hemisphere, the man responsible for the only failed state in the Western Hemisphere, continues to act with total and utter impunity.
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EDT: The Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere, Transnational Crime, Civilian Security, Democracy, Human Rights and Global Women's Issues is holding a hearing on the Zika virus in the Western Hemisphere.
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Chinese chemical exporters ...covertly ship drugs to the Western hemisphere.
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These were the first Ebola patients in the Western Hemisphere.
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We've eradicated A. aegypti from most of the Western Hemisphere.
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We've eradicated A. aegypti from most of the Western Hemisphere.
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The meeting for the Western Hemisphere takes place in February.
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Backing for him has come principally from the Western hemisphere.
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They are particularly common in the Western Hemisphere, including Canada.
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The common and uncommon names in the Western hemisphere weren't enough.
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It is one of the oldest synagogues in the Western Hemisphere.
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As the months passed, the virus spread around the Western Hemisphere.
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Norma Torres (D-Calif.), ranking member of the Western Hemisphere Subcommittee.
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Penn Station is the busiest transit hub in the Western Hemisphere.
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The border that bisects them is the busiest in the Western hemisphere.
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Those cargoes mostly went to destinations in the Western Hemisphere, executives said.
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Craig Deare, Senior Adviser at the National Security Council's Western Hemisphere Division
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As of 21.6, it had never been recorded in the Western Hemisphere.
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Columbus was the first person to bring sugarcane to the Western Hemisphere.
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He previously served as IMF Western Hemisphere director from 1994 to 2002.
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But he actually thinks Venezuela and the western hemisphere can [be fixed].
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Clinton for her past comments supporting "open borders" in the Western Hemisphere.
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Today, the U.S. has the highest drinking age in the Western Hemisphere.
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Haiti is arguably the most environmentally damaged country in the Western Hemisphere.
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He also served as IMF Western Hemisphere director from 1994 to 2002.
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Hugo Rodríguez, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs, made the assertion in response to a question from a lawmaker during a hearing Thursday of the United States House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere.
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A Democratic congressional staffer familiar with Western Hemisphere Affairs took a different view.
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Still, Cuba remains one of the least connected nations in the Western Hemisphere.
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The House Foreign Affairs subcommittee devoted to Western Hemisphere matters, chaired by Rep.
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It has been the single longest running civil war in the Western Hemisphere.
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He was considered the most pro-United States leader in the Western Hemisphere.
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But then the Zika-carrying mosquito spread its wings across the Western Hemisphere.
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The Western Hemisphere was to be kept clear of European intrigue or interference.
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The Aleppo pepper's journey to the Western Hemisphere is something of a repatriation.
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It is now the second-poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, behind Haiti.
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Today, the U.S. has the highest legal drinking age in the Western Hemisphere.
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Mr. Noriega is a former assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs.
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The consequences of freer firearms exports will reach far beyond the Western Hemisphere.
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We need to improve the management of our forests across the Western Hemisphere.
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If you're in the Western Hemisphere, a trip to Japan is a major commitment.
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Only Trump has the strength of character to do that in the Western Hemisphere.
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The Obama administration's Cuba opening restored our freedom of action in the Western Hemisphere.
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In December 1963, Merry Lepper ran the Western Hemisphere Marathon in Culver City, Calif.
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Mr. Restrepo was a special assistant for Western Hemisphere affairs to President Barack Obama.
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With little desire for European service, the airline largely stayed in the Western Hemisphere.
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Radical ideologies are rising throughout the Western hemisphere and Norway has not been immune.
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A. is now home to the tallest open-air bar in the Western Hemisphere.
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The olinguito is the first carnivore discovered in the Western Hemisphere since the 1970s.
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The U.S.-Colombia relationship is the most important strategic partnership in the Western Hemisphere.
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For the time being, it is the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere.
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Trump's foreign policy team includes people in key positions who once advised Rubio on policy toward the Western Hemisphere, including U.S. Ambassador to the Organization of American States Carlos Trujillo and the Western Hemisphere head at the National Security Council, Mauricio Claver-Carone.
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Pennington did everything a ballplayer in the Western Hemisphere could dream of—except one thing.
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Other Latin American nations may give China a bigger economic beachhead in the Western Hemisphere.
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But it settled on the bottom of the tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere.
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The Zetas are now one of the most violent criminal groups in the Western Hemisphere.
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The call came as the Zika virus continued its unprecedented spread through the Western Hemisphere.
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The United States is home to the largest Chinese diaspora community in the Western Hemisphere.
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We are now one step closer to a completely democratic, prosperous, and free Western Hemisphere.
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Haiti's education system is a disaster, with the lowest schooling rate in the Western Hemisphere.
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For decades, the United States has dealt with migration challenges here in the Western Hemisphere.
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The Nordstrom Tower is planned to be the tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere.
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And that could usher in one of the warmest bilateral relationships in the Western Hemisphere.
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But Indigenous people were communicating, sharing knowledge and influencing one another throughout the Western hemisphere.
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At one time, the infection killed about 10,000 newborns a year in the Western Hemisphere.
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This is a moral and political challenge for left-liberal parties throughout the Western Hemisphere.
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They represent a major addition to the catalog of ancient DNA in the Western Hemisphere.
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It is the most dangerous place to be a reporter in the entire Western Hemisphere.
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To this end, the regional directorates (European, Russian, Asian and Western Hemisphere Affairs) were created.
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But he forgot that he was talking to the toughest woman in the Western Hemisphere.
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Brazil's accession to the OECD could also strengthen U.S. economic ties within the Western Hemisphere.
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Three years ago, the Zika virus was nowhere to be found in the Western Hemisphere.
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For decades the United States has dealt with migration challenges here in the Western Hemisphere.
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According to defense officials the staffer involved was Mauricio Claver-Carone, the NSC western hemisphere director.
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Eventually, kissing to kick off a new year spread to the rest of the Western Hemisphere.
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" (More than 30 countries, most in the Western Hemisphere, provide birthright citizenship.) "It's in the process.
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The future White House advisor's limited background on most things Western Hemisphere (including Canada) raises concerns.
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But he also argued in specific terms for reorienting American priorities somewhat toward the Western Hemisphere.
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It was supposed to house the tallest tower in the Western Hemisphere, Santiago Calatrava's Chicago Spire.
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In fact, many countries, including Canada, Mexico and others in the Western Hemisphere grant birthright citizenship.
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The measles vaccine is so effective that measles had been entirely eliminated from the Western Hemisphere.
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In fairness, it's also been heard elsewhere in the Western Hemisphere, including in the United States.
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EDT: Vice President Biden delivers remarks on U.S. policy in the Western Hemisphere in Tampa, Fla.
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The condominium is the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere, topping out at 1,396 feet.
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Rio alone accounted for about 21.5 percent of all slaves who landed in the Western Hemisphere.
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On Wednesday, NASA satellites captured Dorian and three other cyclones lined up across the Western Hemisphere.
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The New York Times reported in 2015 that rubella had been eliminated from the Western hemisphere.
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Treasury Minister Nicolas Dujovne met with IMF Western Hemisphere Director Alejandro Werner in Washington on Wednesday.
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She has served at the State Department for 30 years, mostly dealing with Western Hemisphere issues.
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In fact, more than 30 countries in the Western hemisphere alone guarantee this right to citizenship.
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I even went up to the Sky Pod, the highest observation deck in the western hemisphere.
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Under his watch, income inequality dropped to one of the lowest levels in the Western Hemisphere.
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Having five systems in the Western Hemisphere is fairly common for this time of year. Sept.
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And soon, the Western Hemisphere&aposs highest open-air observation deck will open in Hudson Yards.
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Haiti, the poorest country in the western hemisphere, was hit hard in October by Hurricane Matthew.
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As Martelly finishes his term in office, Haiti remains the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
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Pachico provides a new view of one of the most protracted wars in the Western Hemisphere.
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Finished in 1973, Sears Tower was, for a time, the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere.
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Himawari-8 overlooks the Western Hemisphere and photographs this face of Earth once every 10 minutes.
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In less than six months, another total lunar eclipse will take place directly over the Western Hemisphere.
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And the biggest pool of free-spending holidaymakers in the western hemisphere is just a hop away.
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The indoor park is the largest of its kind in the Western Hemisphere, according to their website.
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They've contacted the trafficking networks in the Western Hemisphere to get people in through the southern border.
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The group has singled out Mexico as the most dangerous country for journalists in the Western Hemisphere.
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Today, however, they'll be providing a short escort for Santa when he comes to the Western Hemisphere.
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In 2007, it was meant to be a foundation for the tallest tower in the Western Hemisphere.
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GOES-R will monitor lightning activity real time, with no gaps in coverage for the western hemisphere.
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Haiti, the most impoverished nation in the Western Hemisphere, took a direct hit from Hurricane Matthew yesterday.
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The tallest residential structure in the Western Hemisphere sits at 432 Park Avenue in New York City.
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Lastly, many countries in the Western Hemisphere and around the world are standing with interim President Guaidó.
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For years, the United States has admitted more refugees from outside the Western Hemisphere than within it.
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At the time, Venezuela joined Cuba as the only two "not free" countries in the Western Hemisphere.
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But Fidel Castro's impact on Latin America and the Western Hemisphere has the earmarks of lasting indefinitely.
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Or will Nisman's revelations of Iran's role in terrorism in the Western Hemisphere die as he did?
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Much of the wrangling fell to Roberta Jacobson, the Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs.
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If ratified, it would end the longest-running and last significant guerilla conflict in the Western Hemisphere.
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The death toll has been difficult to track in Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
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So, too, is the economic impact of the devastation on the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
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Turnout for the election was only about 20 percent in the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
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Haiti, the world's first free black republic, is one of the poorest countries in the Western Hemisphere.
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Dan Restrepo was special assistant for Western Hemisphere affairs for President Barack Obama from 2009 to 2012.
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Doing so can ensure a lasting peace and prevent a future strategic threat in the Western Hemisphere.
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Though Haiti was in desperate need of cash, its people, the poorest in the Western Hemisphere, revolted.
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The One World Trade Center, aka the "Freedom Tower" is the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere.
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The building is currently the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere, topping out at 1,396 feet.
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The report also situates the Zika and reproductive health situation alongside other countries in the Western Hemisphere.
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A State Department spokesperson for Western Hemisphere Affairs declined to comment on the agreement or discussions with Guatemala.
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"Christopher Columbus symbolizes the initial invasion of European capitalism into the Western Hemisphere," says "Ty," the video's narrator.
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She has her name on the door at Dynasty Makers, the largest surrogacy clinic in the Western hemisphere.
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Zika has been spreading throughout the Western Hemisphere, carried mainly by a type of mosquito called Aedes aegypti.
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Many more nuclear plants are at risk of closing in the Western hemisphere without any replacement in sight.
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When China advanced into the Western hemisphere, Venezuela was a beachhead, taking more than $62bn in Chinese loans.
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The United States operates nine centers globally, but only one is in the Western hemisphere - in Quito, Ecuador.
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Image credit: NASA/NOAAThis 16-panel, visible and infrared look at the Western Hemisphere is like pop art.
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Trump, meanwhile, talked about how what he actually wants to do is make the Western hemisphere great again.
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January 26, 2016 Health officials are warning about the spread of the Zika virus across the Western Hemisphere.
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Rubio is chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee's western hemisphere subcommittee, and Menendez is its ranking Democrat.
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Sires represents New Jersey's 8th District and is the ranking member of the Foreign Affairs Western Hemisphere Subcommittee.
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We share many bilateral interests and will work closely on expanding freedom and prosperity throughout the Western Hemisphere.
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After having lived in Taiwan, it was the first truly-firm mattress he'd found in the Western Hemisphere.
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Companies might actually stop leaving this COUNTRY, which has the highest corporate tax rate in the Western Hemisphere.
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Chew created the Orange County Badminton Club in California, one of the best facilities in the Western Hemisphere.
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When finished, Hudson Yards will have a luxury mall, the highest outdoor observation deck in the Western Hemisphere
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At his worst, he is a licentious predator threatening the very safety and freedom of the Western Hemisphere.
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The Summit of the Americas brings together leaders of Western Hemisphere nations to discuss issues facing the region.
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Name the controversial, late world leader who made Cuba the first Communist nation in the Western Hemisphere. 2.
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" One critic proclaimed the opera a "21952-tone 'Otello'"; another called it "the 'Wozzeck' of the Western Hemisphere.
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The former international arbitration lawyer is in charge of USTR negotiations in Africa, China and the Western Hemisphere.
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Obama's trips to Latin America are accelerating a trend toward ending once-severe hostility within the Western Hemisphere.
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Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, has been battered by natural disasters over the last decade.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence and other leaders in the Western Hemisphere will meet in Bogota on Monday.
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The US (and other countries in the Western Hemisphere) could have saved thousands of Jews from the Nazis.
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A lunar eclipse with a "blood moon" will also be visible, mainly to those outside the Western Hemisphere.
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Miami, for instance, was the only city in the Western Hemisphere to halt a Zika outbreak with pesticides.
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The highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere has been temporarily closed because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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The two officials met Monday on the sidelines of the Third Western Hemisphere Counterterrorism Ministerial in Bogota, Colombia.
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In California, we have the largest death row anywhere in the Western Hemisphere, with 737 people awaiting execution.
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Earlier this month, the Peruvian government convened a special meeting of foreign ministers from around the Western Hemisphere.
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He also served as director for Western Hemisphere Affairs at the National Security Council during the Bush administration.
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Iran supports and props up dictators; not just Syria's Bashar al-Assad, but here in the Western Hemisphere.
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Increased train access Pennsylvania Station has 24 tracks and is the busiest rail station in the Western Hemisphere.
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Pompeo said he had not been tracking the impeachment proceedings while on a Western Hemisphere tour this week.
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"Easternization" navigates the recent migration of economic, military and political power from the Western Hemisphere to the Eastern.
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Everglades National Park in Florida, notably, has the largest stand of protected mangrove forest in the Western Hemisphere.
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A year ago, everyone in the [Western Hemisphere] was naive to Zika except for a handful of people.
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It also leapt to Easter Island, home of the giant stone heads, its official arrival in the Western Hemisphere.
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Over 213,2700 people were killed in Haiti, the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere, by the January 265 earthquake.
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Among several changes, the law placed the first limits on immigration from countries in the Western Hemisphere, including Mexico.
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Crucially, the law also capped immigration from the Western Hemisphere for the first time, fundamentally redefining America's southern border.
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Bolivia is one of the poorest nations in the western hemisphere, but also one of the richest in biodiversity.
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The Andean nation is one of the poorest in the western hemisphere but one of the richest in biodiversity.
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It hardly seemed fair that Haiti, the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere, should be punished this way again.
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Trump: 650 million immigrants may move to US Sure, if everyone in the Western Hemisphere decides to move here.
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Here in the Western Hemisphere, we are committed to maintaining our independence from the encroachment of expansionist foreign powers.
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The company manufactures over a third of its goods in the Western Hemisphere — the majority of that, in Mexico.
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Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, which only increases its vulnerability to hurricanes and other disasters.
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Second, Zika had never been recorded in the Western Hemisphere until it hit Easter Island off Chile in 2014.
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The infestation killing forests all over the Western Hemisphere has been called the largest insect outbreak in global history.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said the resignation of Morales was a significant moment for democracy in the Western Hemisphere.
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Fourth of July at One World Observatory (Monday) Celebrate Independence Day in the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere.
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The White House confirmed that Craig Deare, the NSC's senior director for Western Hemisphere Affairs, had left that role.
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The 432 Park condominium is currently the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere, topping out at 1,396 feet.
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Luckily, Patricia — officially the strongest hurricane on record in the Western Hemisphere — made landfall over a sparsely populated region.
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It is also the largest fuel storage terminal in the western hemisphere, the Buckeye Global Marine Partners website said.
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Up until it arrived in Brazil last year, Zika had never been a major problem in the Western Hemisphere.
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Rebecca Bill Chavez served as the deputy assistant secretary of defense for Western Hemisphere affairs from 2013 until 2017.
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"It's a matter of distrust," added Loser, former director of the Western Hemisphere department of the International Monetary Fund.
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Jaguars (Panthera onca), the largest cat in the Western Hemisphere, are commonly thought to be beasts of the jungle.
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This was like the smallest nation in the Western hemisphere, and [the invasion] was regarded as this huge thing.
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The Reality Life expectancy on Pine Ridge is the lowest of any place in the western hemisphere besides Haiti.
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Mexico is the most dangerous country for journalists in the Western Hemisphere, the Committee to Project Journalists (CPJ) says.
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Now is the time to double down, not back down, on defending freedom and democracy across the Western Hemisphere.
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When people arrived in the Western Hemisphere from Asia, they didn't just move to new territories and settle down.
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The center of gravity of global hydrocarbon production has already shifted from the Persian Gulf to the Western Hemisphere.
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But in recent years, other friendly countries in the Western Hemisphere have become major producers, including Brazil and Colombia.
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The 12-nation deal included countries in the Western Hemisphere but also partners in Asia like Japan and Singapore.
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The United States currently does not have an assistant secretary for the Western Hemisphere or an ambassador to Honduras.
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Zika is expected to reach nearly every corner of the Western Hemisphere very soon (except for Canada and Chile).
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In the mid-20th century, an eradication program had wiped out the species from much of the Western Hemisphere.
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The 96-story, concrete-and-glass tower is the tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere, at 1,396 feet.
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With 21 million people in the city and its suburbs, Mexico City is the largest metropolis of the Western Hemisphere.
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But in 2015 the disease made the leap to the Western Hemisphere, affecting more than a million people in Brazil.
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Zika is here to stay in the Western Hemisphere; it will be part of life for many years to come.
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The Zika virus has quickly gained Ebola-level notoriety as it has spread through the Western Hemisphere in recent months.
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According to Clapper, it's all about establishing a military presence in the Western Hemisphere that Russia has never enjoyed before.
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The region constitutes the largest binational metropolitan area in the Western Hemisphere, with 80.4 percent of its population being Hispanic.
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Rivera Hernandez is one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in one of the most dangerous countries in the Western Hemisphere.
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The work is displayed in an alcove as artifact, artwork, and anti-monument to colonial violence in the Western Hemisphere.
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Cuba's shadow hangs over the Western Hemisphere in broader ways, dividing the rest of the region from the United States.
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But until last year, when it was found in Brazil, it had never been a threat in the Western Hemisphere.
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It was the first U.S. asset freeze against an entire government in the Western Hemisphere in more than 30 years.
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Retreat from the Western hemisphere has freed resources for Asia, where risk-weighted assets have soared by half since 29.
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The small-scale export market is mainly limited to the Western Hemisphere, including the Caribbean, South America and Central America.
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For years one of the most prosperous nations in the Western Hemisphere, Venezuela has succumbed to corruption and Bolivarian socialism.
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Duddy previously served as the U.S. ambassador to Venezuela and as deputy assistant secretary of State for the Western Hemisphere.
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The lunar eclipse happened during daylight hours for those in the Western Hemisphere, so people in North America missed it.
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He also previously served as director of Western Hemisphere Affairs at the National Security Council and on the Joint Staff.
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He previously served as the U.S. ambassador to Venezuela and as deputy assistant secretary of state for the Western Hemisphere.
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The most iconic of these renovated structures, One World Trade Center, is now the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere.
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Within weeks, Hoebeke had determined that the specimens were brown marmorated stinkbugs, the first ever identified in the Western Hemisphere.
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It wasn't visible to people in North America and the Western Hemisphere, as the eclipse took place during daytime hours.
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He did include Kimberly Breier, a State Department official recently nominated as assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs.
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Michael Shifter is the president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a Washington-based think tank focused on Western Hemisphere affairs.
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Three administration officials confirmed to CNN that Kimberly Breier, assistant secretary of state for the Western Hemisphere, is stepping down.
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Michael Shifter is the president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a Washington-based think tank focusing on Western Hemisphere affairs.
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In what country, the poorest in the Western Hemisphere, did the exploitation of children in orphanages recently come to light?
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The expulsions added to Venezuela's rupture not only with the United States but other big countries in the Western Hemisphere.
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Advocates already criticized the announcement, saying that El Salvador is one of the most dangerous countries in the western hemisphere.
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"zJGuaido remains #Venezuela's interim president under its constitution," wrote Michael Kozak, assistant secretary for the bureau of western hemisphere affairs.
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First, we must remember that Cuba, like the majority of nations in the Western Hemisphere, was a bastion of slavery.
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Hurricane Patricia also set a record for the most significant 24-hour intensification rate ever observed in the western hemisphere.
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The foreign ministers of 17 Western Hemisphere nations met in Peru to discuss how to force Maduro to back down.
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In previous congressional testimony, General Kelly has often called Russia a threat to United States leadership in the Western Hemisphere.
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"In Venezuela, and across the Western Hemisphere, socialism is dying and liberty, prosperity and democracy are being reborn," he said.
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But in 22015 the disease made the leap to the Western Hemisphere, affecting more than a million people in Brazil.
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Michael Shifter is the president of the inter-American Dialogue, a Washington-based think tank focused on Western Hemisphere affairs.
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Jacobson, unlike Landau, had decades of diplomatic experience and was assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere Affairs before becoming ambassador.
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Nowadays, Xochimilco's vast green space serves as a critical environmental control for one of the largest cities in the Western hemisphere.
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By the end of the year, most of the Note 7s left in the Western hemisphere will be rendered completely useless.
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"Racism is the exclusive property of white, mostly European people in this part of the world (the Western hemisphere)," he writes.
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Today's photos show that, despite the problem with the cooling system, the ABI can snap amazing views of the Western Hemisphere.
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Haiti, the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere, is about the worst possible place a storm like this could have hit.
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However, I've decided to take on his question and explain the magnitude of the oldest political system in the western hemisphere.
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It pained her that articles rarely failed to mention the fact that Haiti is the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere.
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Obama proposed Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs Roberta Jacobson to the Senate, where she ran into stiff opposition.
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Few people expect much to change in the only Communist-run country in the Western Hemisphere, at least not right away.
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Jacobson is uniquely qualified for the position as she has demonstrated unwavering leadership in advancing U.S. interests in the Western Hemisphere.
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The longest barrier reef in the western hemisphere, the Mesoamerican reef stretches more than 1,000 kilometers from the Yucatan to Honduras.
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The drug-ravaged state of Veracruz is now the deadliest region for the media in the Western hemisphere, the CPJ said.
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Roger F. Noriega was U.S. Ambassador to the OAS and Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs from 2001-05.
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Here are some of the makeup tricks she's picked up from East Asia that might surprise those in the Western hemisphere.
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Guatemala, one of the poorest nations in the Western Hemisphere, has high rates of violence and a weak rule of law.
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Those people of the Virgin Islands and Haiti executed the only successful violent overthrows by those enslaved in the Western Hemisphere.
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Eventually, the talk turned to livestock lost, a veritable fortune for those living in the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
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A spokesman for the Balloon Federation of North America said the crash was the deadliest on record in the Western Hemisphere.
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Three years later she was transferred to the Western Hemisphere sector, where she remained for practically the rest of her career.
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" Mr. Bolton also warned that no country should enter the Western Hemisphere "with the intent of establishing or expanding military operations.
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The findings lend astonishing detail to a story once lost to prehistory: how and when humans spread across the Western Hemisphere.
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The pesky Aedes aegypti mosquito has been buzzing around infecting millions of people in the Western Hemisphere with the Zika virus.
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The attack on the Buenos Aires Jewish community center was the largest terrorist attack in the Western hemisphere until 9/11.
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Guaido "remains #Venezuela's interim president under its constitution," tweeted Michael Kozak, the State Department's acting assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere Affairs.
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Penn Station is today the busiest transit hub in the Western Hemisphere, through which more than 113,000 commuters pass each day.
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It's also an area heavily affected by climate change, leading to some of the highest malnutrition rates in the Western Hemisphere.
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Congress took seven months to fund the federal response to Zika, during which time the virus spread throughout the Western Hemisphere.
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New Jersey's Nickelodeon Universe, the largest indoor theme park in the Western Hemisphere, debuted three record-breaking tourist attractions in 2019.
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In a gallery adjoining this forest of words, O'Grady's single-channel video "Landscape (Western Hemisphere)" (2010–2012), plays on a loop.
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One name has completely disrupted politics in the Western Hemisphere, taken down at least one presidency and threatens to topple another.
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Global watchdog Reporters Without Borders claims Colombia is the second most dangerous nation for journalists in the Western Hemisphere, after Mexico.
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The chupacabra is a way indigenous people of the western hemisphere have come to rationalize military and paramilitary activity, science and technology.
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The poorest nation in the Western hemisphere took a beating in 23, and again in 2000 with the arrival of Hurricane Matthew.
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Despite deeply rooted anti-Mexican and anti-Latino racism, the racist quotas set in 1924 made an exception for the Western Hemisphere.
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" In a text-only post he wrote, "American imperialism is the will of God, and the Western Hemisphere is a good start.
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The conflict with the FARC, the longest-running domestic conflict in the western hemisphere, killed over 200,000 people and displaced around 7m.
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The extraterrestrial treat will occur this Friday, the final day of September, for those in the Western Hemisphere (North and South America).
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Nowhere in the Western hemisphere will you be able to remove yourself from the long arm of government better than Cayo, Belize.
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Zak Bennett, a Miami Beach local, is a photojournalist who reports for various publications and NGOs across the Western Hemisphere and Europe.
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It was the deadliest crash involving a hot air balloon in the Western Hemisphere, according to the Balloon Federation of North America.
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Tillerson gave a tour of U.S. priorities around the world, including in East Asia, Russia, Africa, and the Western Hemisphere, omitting Europe.
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During that outbreak, which WHO declared a "public health emergency of international concern," the Western Hemisphere also saw its first Ebola patients.
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The virus has already infected 1 million people in Brazil and is set to conquer much of the Western Hemisphere this year.
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Chances are this device is not destined for the U.S., or larger Western hemisphere, as the event is taking place in Shanghai.
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"They're both young leaders with similar visions of progressive governing," Mark Feierstein, the White House director for the Western Hemisphere, said Tuesday.
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The unfortunate timing, and the fact that Haiti is the poorest country in the Western hemisphere, has made the epidemic particularly bad.
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It soon became a beloved frozen snack among kids and teens, in an era where American youth culture permeated the Western hemisphere.
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Trump also named in September Mauricio Claver-Carone, a Cuba policy expert, to lead Western Hemisphere affairs at the National Security Council.
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Peter Hakim is president emeritus and senior fellow of the Inter-American Dialogue, a Washington-based policy organization on Western Hemisphere affairs.
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He chairs the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere and is member of the Senate's Intelligence Committee and Appropriations Committee.
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The Jaguares, the only team in Super Rugby based in the Western Hemisphere, started the season with two matches in South Africa.
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But our narrow minded, short sighted rebuff of Castro handed the Soviets a crown jewel in the bullseye of the Western Hemisphere.
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" The White House said the March 19 meeting will focus on "how to build a more prosperous, secure, and democratic Western Hemisphere.
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To me this spoke and continues to speak volumes about the problems in this fragile, yet important part of the Western Hemisphere.
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America also has a complex and tortured history with Haiti, still too often described as the poorest nation in the Western hemisphere.
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The U.S. severed diplomatic relations with Cuba in 1961 after Fidel Castro's revolution sparked fears of communism spreading to the Western Hemisphere.
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Ms. Jacobson, the assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs, had a hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in July.
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Virtually no women in the Western Hemisphere are now immune to Zika, so many more children could be affected, the authors said.
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San Diego, it's worth mentioning, also operates the largest desalination plant in the Western hemisphere to convert ocean water into drinking water.
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Cité Soleil, Haiti (CNN)Staggering poverty, political instability and natural disasters have long plagued Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
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Mr. Cutz was an acting senior director for Western Hemisphere Affairs at the White House National Security Council in the Trump administration.
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With 10 million gallons of marine and fresh water, the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta is the biggest aquarium in the western hemisphere.
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The building is the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere, topping out at 303,396 feet, or more than a quarter-mile.
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Bossert added that the U.S. and other countries "have to change the dynamic in the Western Hemisphere" to address the problem's roots.
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At a paid speech to a Brazilian bankers conference in 2013, Clinton described a goal of unfettered trade throughout the Western Hemisphere.
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The fact that the president believes Cuba is important enough … it's confirming for everyone in the western hemisphere that this is important.
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For example, this might mean sacrificing a U.S. objective in Asia to get China to limit certain activities in the Western hemisphere.
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This is the most fucked-up situation in the Western Hemisphere, and I think everyone needs to take a pause and assess.
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Brownfield said Mexico is a major hub for heroin in the Western Hemisphere and a major problem area for American drug enforcement.
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This a moral struggle against a Socialist dictatorship supporting Islamist terrorists; a truly evil regime in the heart of the Western hemisphere.
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He previously served as a special assistant to President Obama and senior director for western hemisphere affairs on the National Security Council.
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Colombia's peace deal marks the end of the last war in the Western Hemisphere, and the last remnant of the Cold War.
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Most European and Western Hemisphere nations have recognized opposition leader Juan Guaido as Venezuela's legitimate leader and denounced Maduro as a dictator.
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Washington has "concerns" about ZTE's project in Jujuy, a spokeswoman for the U.S. State Department's Western Hemisphere Affairs Bureau said in a statement.
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A second Manhattan apartment is high up in one of the tallest buildings in the Western Hemisphere, along the so-called Billionaires' Row.
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Now the Dominican Republic's GDP per capita is about seven times that of Haiti, which remains the poorest country in the western hemisphere.
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Weather HDThis stunning, full-color image of the western hemisphere during Hurricane Matthew's recent Caribbean rampage was captured with NASA's GOES-East satellite.
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Click here to view original GIFFor the first time ever, Cornell scientists have tracked 118 species of birds migrating throughout the Western Hemisphere.
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Without them, Handmaid's will struggle to maintain any believability or self-awareness — and can forget about achieving greater meaning outside the western hemisphere.
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Once a thriving tourist mecca, it's now considered one of the deadliest cities in the Western hemisphere because of its high murder rates.
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It was the deadliest crash ever involving a hot air balloon in the Western Hemisphere, according to the Balloon Federation of North America.
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This is the ultimate cynical financial move, looking to make a few bucks by supporting the most dictatorial regime in the Western hemisphere.
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But the brunt of Thursday's actions was aimed at Cuba, blamed by the administration's top Western Hemisphere experts for the region's democratic regressions.
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These confirmations included our Assistant Secretary for Western Hemisphere Affairs Kim Breier and our Assistant Secretary for Conflict and Stabilization Operations, Denise Natali.
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While no one was hurt, the incident should serve as a wake-up call for the entire Western Hemisphere, including the United States.
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The Western Hemisphere is going through a critical moment, marked by the best chance for a democratic transition in Venezuela in a generation.
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It is a continuation of White House policy to confront Russia on all fronts: And now, potentially, blowing up Russia's Western Hemisphere strategy.
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The largest salt lake in the Western Hemisphere, Utah's Great Salt Lake is known for its exquisite sunsets, clear waters, and pristine beaches.
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Biden calls for the U.S. to take a leading role in the Western hemisphere, touting his and former President Obama's foreign policy achievements.
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Since 85033, Jacobson has served as assistant secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs, managing and promoting U.S. foreign policy throughout Latin America.
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As a part of the Mojave Desert, Furnace Creek is the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere at 282 feet below sea level.
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"The resignation yesterday of Bolivian President Evo Morales is a significant moment for democracy in the Western Hemisphere," Trump said in a statement.
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"This could be that turning point," said Michael Shifter, the president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a think tank on Western Hemisphere affairs.
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Appearing and disappearing over the eons, it has long been suspected as the route that humans took from Asia to the Western Hemisphere.
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When the total lunar eclipse appeared over the Western Hemisphere late Sunday, livestreams caught a brief flash of light from the moon's surface.
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The United States must only prevent China from dominating the Eastern Hemisphere to the same extent that it has dominated the Western Hemisphere.
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At one time, the infection killed about 10,000 newborns annually in the Western Hemisphere; tetanus still kills about 35,000 infants around the world.
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"We are noting a thumb on the scales," said Kevin O'Reilly, the deputy assistant secretary of state overseeing issues in the Western Hemisphere.
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So much for the Monroe Doctrine, which for over 200 years has aimed to keep hostile foreign powers out of the western hemisphere.
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High times When you're at the highest open-air bar in the Western Hemisphere, you've got to order the cocktail named 1100 Feet.
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Val, 22017, left home after a devastating 21 earthquake that wrecked the economy of the Caribbean nation, the poorest in the Western hemisphere.
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People in Brazil and other parts of South and Central America became infected when Zika first appeared in the Western Hemisphere in 2015.
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Trump and U.S Secretary of State Mike Pompeo were expected to attend a meeting with Western Hemisphere leaders to discuss Venezuela on Wednesday.
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The changes increased contributions by workers and employers but reduced pensions for retired workers in the second-poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
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That may or may not explain the debut of the largest planetarium in the Western Hemisphere and the fourth largest in the world.
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Carino is the chief executive and regional director and Ms. Diniz is the deputy director of International Planned Parenthood Federation, Western Hemisphere Region.
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President Trump has raised some hopes for such an intervention, saying that "the twilight hour of socialism" has arrived in the Western Hemisphere.
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The United States was already leading effective disease-eradication efforts in the Western Hemisphere and felt the United Nations was under Communist influence.
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The longest-running insurgency in the Western Hemisphere, the FARC sought to emulate the Cuban revolution and install a Marxist-style government in Colombia.
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The condo is in a luxe high rise, called 432 Park Avenue, the tallest residential tower in the western hemisphere, according to its website.
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A rare lunar event called a "black moon" – something that hasn't happened since March 2014 – will occur in the Western Hemisphere on Sept. 30.
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Tearing up the NAFTA trade pact will only destabilize the Western Hemisphere -- the last remaining region of the world that remains tranquil and friendly.
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They include praise for free trade, including Mrs Clinton's dream of a common market throughout the Western hemisphere with "open trade and open borders".
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In 2016, El Salvador had the highest homicide rate in the Western Hemisphere, with 81.2 deaths per 123,000 people, followed by Venezuela and Honduras.
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Alejandro Werner, director of the Western Hemisphere department, said the fund would be discussing Ecuador's request for a loan from its Rapid Financing Instrument.
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Meanwhile, the virus has been spreading throughout the Western Hemisphere at a rapid rate, carried by a type of mosquito that thrives alongside humans.
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Duncan represents the 3rd District of South Carolina and is the chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere.
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Since the program's creation, both Republican and Democratic administrations have more or less automatically granted TPS extensions, particularly for countries in the Western Hemisphere.
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Connie Mack IV is a former U.S. Congressman, Chair of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere, and Luis Andrade family representative.
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The Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative requires that Americans present passports to border officials when returning from a country in Europe, North or South America.
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Moreover, Russia's posture vis-a-vis Venezuela offers a low-risk, high-reward way to gain a foothold and influence in the Western Hemisphere.
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This was a seismic change, but at the same time a cap of 120,000 a year was put on immigrants from the Western Hemisphere.
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In other words, when it comes to borders, US operations aren't limited either to the Western hemisphere or even to countries with land borders.
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Noriega was a Cold War ally of the United States in a region where Soviet-backed insurgencies threatened American hegemony in the Western Hemisphere.
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Other countries have closed their borders and imposed further travel restrictions as the virus has spread beyond Asia to Europe and the Western Hemisphere.
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Playing to these same die-hard supporters is also the only explanation for the president's most ill-conceived, counterproductive policy toward the Western Hemisphere.
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The president, as the Florida-based Politico reporter Marc Caputo put it on Twitter, has "given him a major say in Western Hemisphere" policy.
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Third, the United States and several other governments in the Western Hemisphere have announced that they consider Mr. Guaidó to be Venezuela's legitimate leader.
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As the first large-panel LCD factory in the Western Hemisphere, it was supposed to span 2000 million square feet and create 22020,000 jobs.
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White House Kimberly Breier, assistant US secretary of state for the Western Hemisphere, has resigned, with an announcement expected today, The Washington Post reports.
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He is chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere and is member of the Senate's Intelligence Committee and Appropriations Committee.
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He's a senior fellow at the Inter-American Dialogue, a U.S.-based center for policy analysis, exchange and communication on issues in Western Hemisphere.
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Haiti gained independence from France on January 2000, 290, and became the second oldest independent nation in the Western Hemisphere after the United States.
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The tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere, topping out at 1,396 feet, this Rafael Viñoly-designed building has helped redraw the city's skyline.
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They leverage two satellites called GOES-16 and GOES-17 that hover above the western hemisphere and send thermal infrared images every five minutes.
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Trump will assemble leaders from the Western Hemisphere on Wednesday to discuss the issue after attempts to knock President Nicolás Maduro from power sputtered.
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In a few months, when President Michelle Bachelet of Chile steps down, all the heads of state in the Western hemisphere will be men.
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Looking at the most important economic and social indicators, the governments of the Kirchner presidencies were among the most successful in the Western Hemisphere.
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Its outsized government-induced costs mean it can't attract business, which explains why it has the lowest labor force participation in the western hemisphere.
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In the poorest country in the Western hemisphere, a 25 kilogram bag of rice costs about $23 -- a steep increase over 2017 and 2018.
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In the Western Hemisphere, Cuba as of now is scheduled on April 22019 to see the end of official leadership by the Castro brothers.
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Pence is in South America for the gathering of leaders of the Western Hemisphere after Trump announced last week he would no longer attend.
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Nickelodeon Universe, the largest indoor theme park in the Western Hemisphere, opened at the American Dream complex in East Rutherford, New Jersey, in October.
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Looking at the most important economic and social indicators, the governments of the Kirchner presidencies were among the most successful in the Western Hemisphere.
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The other is Ascent, a 23-unit luxury rental tower that, at 23 stories, would be the tallest timber building in the Western Hemisphere.
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For one thing, there seems to be an exception to Trump's overall fondness for dictators when it comes to leftists in the Western Hemisphere.
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"Christopher Columbus symbolizes the initial invasion of European capitalism into the Western Hemisphere," the individual who identifies as Ty says, narrating over the footage.
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The spacecraft will then embark upon a 21-day journey and land in Mare Imbrium, a region in the North-Western hemisphere of the Moon.
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U.S. refineries have coped by switching to gasoline production as far as possible and ramping up diesel exports to the rest of the western hemisphere.
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The Barrio 18 gang started in 1980s Los Angeles but has since spread and grown into one of the largest gangs in the Western Hemisphere.
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In fact, the city boasts the largest collection of Moorish revival architecture in the Western hemisphere, including the original city hall on Ali Baba Avenue.
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Dreaming of "open trade and open markets" In 2013, Clinton addressed Brazilian bank Banco Itau and spoke of increasing international trade in the Western Hemisphere.
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As leaders of the two largest economies in the Western Hemisphere, Trump and Bolsonaro also discussed how to increase trade and committed to reducing barriers.
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We are the largest binational community in the Western Hemisphere, the place where millions of people who become Americans first set foot in our country.
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When it comes to Russian expansionism in the Western Hemisphere and the Kremlin's abysmal human-rights record, the American left mostly looks the other way.
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That is true, most of all, for the Venezuelan people, but also for Latin American democracies and for vital US interests in the Western Hemisphere.
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During that outbreak, which was declared a "public health emergency of international concern" by the WHO, the Western Hemisphere also saw its first Ebola patients.
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On Saturday, Sanders rebuked Clinton over her role in conceiving of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a vast trade deal linking Asia and the Western Hemisphere.
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During her stay, she realized a residence in the city might not only ease the order's work in the Western Hemisphere, but also improve recruitment.
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Furthermore, a drastic increase in Russian influence over a strategic country within the Western Hemisphere will have increased instability and geopolitical tensions in the region.
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Especially if, like One World Observatory, you could boast the highest observation deck in the Western Hemisphere, atop the newly built 1 World Trade Center.
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The Johnson administration opposed the Western Hemisphere quota as unworkable, only acceding to it when Southern segregationists threatened to otherwise torpedo the entire immigration bill.
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This often happens when there is an attempted coup in the Western Hemisphere, and especially when the U.S. government has an interest in the outcome.
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Russia has made the South American nation a strategic geopolitical partner in the Western Hemisphere, a key ally in its efforts to undermine American influence.
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Mr. Castro brought the Cold War to the Western Hemisphere, bedeviled 212001 American presidents and briefly pushed the world to the brink of nuclear war.
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Despite this, Nicaragua is the second poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, after Haiti, and its dire economic conditions will likely encourage people to leave.
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The country is bracing for a Category 4 storm this morning that could present a deadly challenge for the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere.
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At the Department of State, the only person who covers both Canada and Mexico at the policy level also deals with the entire Western Hemisphere.
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"The answer is yes," said Frank Mora, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for the Western Hemisphere, who served during President Barack Obama's first term.
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ON TAP FOR TOMORROW: A Foreign Relations subcommittee will hold a hearing with outside experts discussing external influences in the western hemisphere at 2628 a.m.
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"I would say without a doubt, California has the most aggressive green energy plans in the Western Hemisphere," he told a group of reporters inside.
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It's going to take a coordinated effort of the community of Western Hemisphere nations to address the triple threat of crime, poverty and weak institutions.
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Offshore balancers, he says, believe that only a few areas of the globe are worth fighting to protect, with the Western Hemisphere paramount among them.
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The concrete and glass skyscraper, between 56th and 57th Streets, is currently the tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere, topping out at 1,396 feet.
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Nor will it allow cruises to stop in Cuba, which "continues to play a destabilizing role in the Western Hemisphere," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said.
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On Sunday and Monday, those in the Western Hemisphere with clear skies were fortunate enough to see the last total lunar eclipse of the decade.
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Roberta Jacobson was United States ambassador to Mexico from 2016 to 2018 and assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs from 2012 to 2016.
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Five years ago, just one ancient human genome had been recovered in the Western Hemisphere: that of a 4,20153-year-old man discovered in Greenland.
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If he is defeated, the OAS is all but certain to do less — not more — to advance human rights and democracy in the Western Hemisphere.
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Titled "A Place to Call Home," it's a wall-size black silhouette map of the Western Hemisphere, with the South American continent replaced by Africa.
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As the second largest economy in the Western Hemisphere and the eighth largest in the world, Brazil currently has Key Partner Status at the OECD.
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Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere; allowing temporary, regulated migration both fills major U.S. labor gaps and helps achieve important development goals.
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And, of course, the Temple of Dendur, the only complete Egyptian temple in the Western Hemisphere, gifted to the United States by Egypt in 1965.
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In the eastern Pacific, Hurricane Patricia set a record for the strongest storm on record in the Western Hemisphere, with sustained winds of 215 mph.
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While the state hasn't executed anyone since 20183, it has the largest death row in the Western Hemisphere, a quarter of America's death row population.
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According to a report published on the website InSight Crime, El Salvador has now surpassed Honduras as the most violent nation in the Western Hemisphere.
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Ornithologists from Cornell University developed this migration map to show a year's worth of travels for more than a hundred bird species across the Western Hemisphere.
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Shortly after the Cuban revolution, every country in the Western Hemisphere except Mexico broke relations with Cuba, alarmed at Castro's growing alliance with the Soviet Union.
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Also known as the Freedom Tower, the 215-story 22015 World Trade Center is the tallest skyscraper in the Western Hemisphere, at 22001,776 feet (541 meters).
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Last month, the U.S. assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs, Kimberly Breier, singled out both Albanisa and Bancorp as falling under the new sanctions.
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As the report states, a large majority of these synthetic drugs are made in labs in China and then shipped to traffickers in the Western Hemisphere.
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Suriname, perched on South America's northeastern shoulder, is the only country from the Western hemisphere to be a member of the IDB group, joining in 1997.
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Here in the Western Hemisphere, we have learned that over the long term uncontrolled migration is deeply unfair to both the sending and the receiving countries.
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The Western Hemisphere saw the most action on this front with Canada's Bombardier and Brazil's Embraer both working on next-generation aircraft products of their own.
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The joint venture between NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) will eventually launch four new weather satellites that will cover the western hemisphere.
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The crash of the balloon is the deadliest on record in the Western Hemisphere, said Jeff Chatterton, a spokesman for the Balloon Federation of North America.
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Many of the migrants are families trying to escape poverty and violent crime in Central America, one of the most impoverished areas in the Western Hemisphere.
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This uniquely designed scooter is finally coming over to the western hemisphere after successfully taking off in Europe, and was featured at this year's Toy Fair.
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Together, the two satellites will observe most of the Western Hemisphere, providing faster and more detailed data on everything from storms to lightning, wildfires, and fog.
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In the Western Hemisphere it led to the embrace of anti-American dictators, such as the Castro regime in Cuba, cheered on by the United Nations.
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The White House added that the United States would continue to oppose China's "destabilization of the cross-Strait relationship and political interference in the Western Hemisphere".
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The bipartisan legislators want to encourage Western Hemisphere allies to count on funding assistance from the United States to bolster the security of their democratic processes.
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According to Freedom House, Cuba has the most restrictive press censorship in the Western Hemisphere and is the only country rated "not free" in the Americas.
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Roger was previously vice president for GSI, the seismic branch of Texas Instruments, where he was responsible for all off-shore exploration in the Western hemisphere.
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"Canada continues to play a critically important role" in the effort to defeat ISIS, Roberta Jacobson, assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs, said Tuesday.
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Addressing regional leaders at the Summit of the Americas in Peru, Trudeau and several other leaders across the Western Hemisphere condemned the use of chemical weapons.
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Honduras is one of the most violent countries in the Western Hemisphere and it has recently has been convulsed by protests following a contested presidential election.
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What makes Zika so unnerving is that it was virtually unknown in the Western Hemisphere until arriving in Brazil in 13.93, likely during the World Cup.
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While a nomination for the ambassadorship to Mexico is pending, the Senate recently confirmed career Mexico expert Kimberly Breier as assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere affairs.
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Among those aligning themselves with Washington are five of the six richest and most powerful states in the Western Hemisphere: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile and Colombia.
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It's high time for the democracies of the Western Hemisphere to back up our words of support for the suffering Venezuelan people with decisive, collective action.
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GOES-R, built by Lockheed, includes the first operational lightning mapper, which will image lightning fields in the western hemisphere 200 times a second, NOAA said.
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During full moons, the falls create a stunning rainbow from the light of the moon, a phenomenon that doesn't occur anywhere else in the Western Hemisphere.
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Brazil is now the fourth largest supplier of small arms and ammunition in the world and second in the Western Hemisphere, after only the United States.
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The building has 40,000 square feet of amenities and boasts the highest residential infinity pool in the Western Hemisphere, which is, fittingly, located on the rooftop.
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The crash of the balloon was the deadliest on record in the Western Hemisphere, said Jeff Chatterton, a spokesman for the Balloon Federation of North America.
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"There is no greater challenge [in the Western Hemisphere] today than the full-scale dismantling of democracy and the heartbreaking humanitarian disaster in Venezuela," said Pompeo.
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In addition, an inverted cone of liquefied, superheated rock rose, spread outward as countless red-hot blobs of glass, called tektites, and blanketed the Western Hemisphere.
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After living in Taiwan for a spell, I had come to the conclusion that, by and large, no truly firm mattress existed in the western hemisphere.
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Many people in Brazil as well as other parts of South and Central America became infected when Zika first appeared in the Western Hemisphere in 2015.
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"We're very excited about the opportunity to work with the Macri administration," said Mark Feierstein, the top Western Hemisphere official in Mr. Obama's National Security Council.
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Among other things, he sees it as a better way to spend the day than commemorating Columbus's kickoff to the European conquest of the Western Hemisphere.
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Jacobson, the ambassadorial post was the culmination of a career largely centered in Washington, where she was most recently the assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere affairs.
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"The money is just not there," said Mark Feierstein, the former senior director for Western Hemisphere affairs at the National Security Council during the Obama administration.
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Guo Wenjing's "Wild Grass" (2006), here in its Western Hemisphere premiere, is a concerto for erhu, a two-stringed fiddle played upright in the performer's lap.
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It has pushed would-be border crossers into treacherous areas, and thousands have died in one of the greatest continuing human tragedies in the Western Hemisphere.
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According to three Administration officials, Rubio also tried, but failed, to get the President to replace the acting Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs.
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Established in 1948 to help the Western Hemisphere become a "land of liberty," by the 21st century it had a reputation for supporting dictators over democrats.
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The city's biggest transaction over the last month was at 432 Park Avenue, the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere, topping out at 83,396 feet.
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Throughout most of the Western Hemisphere, Zika cases are down by more than 90 percent from last year's peaks, according to the Pan American Health Organization.
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The lack of leadership on both Western Hemisphere affairs and climate change issues in the administration undermine cooperation with the United States' allies in the region.
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Bolton has led the White House's charge against Maduro, accusing him of forming, along with Cuba and Nicaragua, a "troika of tyranny" in the Western Hemisphere.
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Roberta S. Jacobson, a former assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere Affairs, said Mr. Pompeo had failed to cultivate the deep international ties now required.
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Former slaves were forced to pay indemnities to former slaveowners in exchange for official recognition as the first black independent nation-state in the Western Hemisphere.
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"Cuba's behavior in the Western Hemisphere undermines the security and stability of countries throughout the region, which directly threatens United States national security interests," he said.
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The mosquito-borne Zika virus is spreading so quickly through the Western Hemisphere that it is soon expected to reach nearly every country in the Americas.
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He has spoken out in favor of Chinese dissidents, branded Russian President Vladimir Putin a "gangster" and pushed for democratic reforms in the Western Hemisphere in particular.
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There are centers located throughout the world, and Wu Tang martial arts has now become one of the most prominent martial arts styles in the Western hemisphere.
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Trump also used his speech to rail against socialism as a "dying" ideology in the Western Hemisphere and to brand Maduro a "puppet" of communist-ruled Cuba.
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The State Department spokesperson for Western Hemisphere Affairs later called the fire an "unacceptable" act of "violence," and said the embassy was working "closely" with Honduran authorities.
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And in the Western Hemisphere, another traditional American friend, Mexico, is insisting it won't pay for the wall Trump has pledged to build on the Southern border.
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In January, the moon turned orange for the Western Hemisphere as part of the year's only total lunar eclipse, which was dubbed the "Super Blood Wolf Moon."
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The country has one of the largest stockpiles of weaponry in the Western Hemisphere, and it's not well safeguarded, two experts wrote for Foreign Policy on Thursday.
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According to him, one of his most standout achievements was rooftopping 432 Park Avenue, the tallest residential building in the Western hemisphere standing at nearly 1,400 feet.
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With more nations following the "One China" policy the U.S. adopted in 1979, Taiwan has only 17 remaining allies, 9 of which are in the Western hemisphere.
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Now, with a new $4.1 million investment from the Gates Foundation, Oxitec is putting its patented Friendly™ tech inside malaria's main host in the Western Hemisphere.
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As if to try to compensate North Americans who will miss out on this summer&aposs show, the next lunar eclipse will strongly favor the Western Hemisphere.
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The Organization of American States, which includes every government in the western hemisphere, says that unless Venezuela holds democratic elections, it could be suspended from the group.
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Arida, one of the architects of the "Plano Real," said the former governor Alckmin was committed to opening the most closed major economy in the Western Hemisphere.
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The office tower is the tallest building in Hudson Yards and has the highest outdoor observation deck in the Western Hemisphere jutting out from the 100th floor.
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Many feel angry about the slow pace of aid in the poorest country in the western hemisphere, and many expect lingering hurricane damage to depress voter turnout.
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TRADE PROMISES As leaders of the two largest economies in the Western Hemisphere, Trump and Bolsonaro also discussed how to increase trade and committed to reducing barriers.
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While Cuba's increase in new cases is larger than that of any other country in the Western Hemisphere, its total number of cases is still relatively small.
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Replacing Maduro would be a huge strategic loss to Russia, Venezuela and Iran, and put a large dent in drug and terrorist activities in the Western Hemisphere.
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São Paulo, Brazil's financial capital and the largest city in the Western Hemisphere, went dark midday Monday because of fires from the rainforest, some 2,000 miles away.
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As the staff director of the Western Hemisphere Affairs Subcommittee of the House of Representatives when NAFTA was being negotiated, I know it was difficult to negotiate.
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Venezuela policy has been led and executed from the National Security Council under Bolton and his Western Hemisphere chief, Mauricio Claver-Carone, a close ally of Sen.
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Senator Marco Rubio, Republican chairman of the Senate's Western Hemisphere subcommittee, which held the hearing, warned that the flight of millions of Venezuelans could threaten regional stability.
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Senator Marco Rubio, Republican chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee's Western Hemisphere subcommittee, which held the hearing, warned that millions of Venezuelan refugees could threaten regional stability.
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Long before any chef in the Western Hemisphere had considered umami, Cardini's salad was a powerful, natural delivery system for it, via Parmesan, Worcestershire sauce and garlic.
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The organization perceives itself as not only the best in the country but also one of the most well-known and popular clubs in the Western Hemisphere.
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In excerpts from paid speeches she made to financial institutions and corporate audiences, she said she dreamed of "open trade and open borders" in the Western Hemisphere.
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I had been a diplomat for over 30 years, serving under five presidents, with stints in Argentina and Peru, and as assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere Affairs.
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This cooperation was facilitated by Mexico's willingness and capacity to take on a greater share of the security burdens not just in the Western Hemisphere but globally.
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Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, issued a moratorium in March on executions in the state, which has more death row inmates than anywhere else in the Western Hemisphere.
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"The question is, to what objective?" said Fernando Cutz, a former acting senior director for Western Hemisphere affairs at the National Security Council in the Trump administration.
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Lunar eclipse: On Sunday and Monday, as the Western Hemisphere looked up to watch the Earth's shadow cover the moon, some saw a mysterious flash of light.
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The U.S. Embassy in Lima said that the State Department has dispatched Julie Chung, principal deputy assistant secretary in the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs, to Peru.
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Kimberly Breier, assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere Affairs, resigned this month after being chastised for not publicly defending the agreement, according to the Washington Post.
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He said the US had not taken such an action in the Western Hemisphere since 1988, when it froze the assets of the Noriega government in Panama.
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President Trump cheered Morales' ouster as a "significant moment for democracy in the Western Hemisphere" that would send a signal to the regimes in Venezuela and Nicaragua.
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Guzman will meet with Julie Kozack, the IMF deputy director for the Western Hemisphere, and Luis Cubeddu, head of the IMF's mission in Argentina, the spokesman said.
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For the longest time, the ways in which blackness has been perceived has been from those who control the narratives in this country and the Western Hemisphere.
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"We've never seen a collapse like this in the history of the Western Hemisphere," said Billingslea, who was speaking at an event at the American Enterprise Institute.
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They are America's first and best protection against invasion, as central to containing distant crises as they are to projecting power within and beyond the Western Hemisphere.
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Mr. Rubio also helped place another Cuban-American political figure from Florida, Mauricio Claver-Carone, as senior director for Western Hemisphere affairs at the National Security Council.
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"We can talk about giving billions and billions of dollars to Central America," Juan Gonzalez, a former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs, told me.
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The proposed cuts come as the Coast Guard is increasingly seen as playing an important security role with regard to US interests in the Arctic and Western Hemisphere.
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But the Cuban Hemingway tourism industry exists in a weird limbo, stuck in the one country in the Western Hemisphere that American tourists are not supposed to visit.
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Every summer since 19463, members of the Juneau Icefield Research Program have traversed the icefield, contributing to the oldest continual study of a glacier in the Western Hemisphere.
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Every summer since 1946, members of the Juneau Icefield Research Program have traversed the icefield, contributing to the oldest continual study of a glacier in the Western Hemisphere.
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Reiki (pronounced "ray-kay") was created in the late 19th century by a Buddhist monk named Mikao Usui, but didn't come to the Western Hemisphere until the 1970s.
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The nation ranked 166 from 183 countries in Transparency International's global survey of perceptions of corruption last year - only Venezuela had a worse ranking in the Western Hemisphere.
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"@Jorgeramosnews and his team are being held against their will at Miraflores Palace by Nicolas Maduro," Kimberly Breier, assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs, tweeted Monday.
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Part 2: The busiest rails shut down by failing power cables The Portal Bridge in New Jersey is the most heavily trafficked rail span in the Western Hemisphere.
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By the time most of the Western Hemisphere went to bed, it appeared that Maduro would hang on to power for yet another day, or month, or year.
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Most of the Western Hemisphere has thrown its support behind opposition leader Juan Guaido after Maduro was re-elected in a contest last year widely seen as fraudulent.
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Bannon believes in a golden era of economic prosperity; a period in the mid-20th century — the Pax Americana — as a time of peace in the Western Hemisphere.
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We're sure that everyone in the Western hemisphere has spent at least one Valentine's Day pushing melting ice around a highball glass, wondering if this is really it.
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Zika virus — known since the 1940s but only recently identified in the Western hemisphere — causes mostly mild symptoms in people who show any at all after being infected.
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The proposal was discussed at a meeting on Venezuela by leading finance ministers from the Western Hemisphere, the European Union and Japan, including U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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There's no doubt about it: The Zika virus is sweeping through the Western Hemisphere at a rapid rate, and filling your news feed with panic in the process.
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It was refreshing and encouraging to see that someone recognizes this condition and that I'm not the only person in the Western Hemisphere still awake at 5 a.m.!
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The virus has been making its way across the globe since its identification – the recent Brazil outbreak appeared just one year after the illness reached the western hemisphere.
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The GWRS is the world's largest advanced water purification project for potable reuse and its advanced purified water is the first to be bottled in the Western Hemisphere.
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There's a 12-hour time difference between Shanghai and North America's East Coast, and quite a few matches will take place overnight for players in the Western hemisphere.
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The GOES 16 satellite, operated by that National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) with help from NASA, captured the above image of the Western Hemisphere on Wednesday afternoon.
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The Florida senator said he had questions about policies that nominee Roberta Jacobson has "pursued" in her current position as assistant secretary of State for Western Hemisphere affairs.
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The White House dismissed Craig Deare, the NSC's senior director for Western Hemisphere Affairs, after receiving reports that he had criticized the president and top aides, Politico reported.
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One of their leading foreign policy experts would rather score political points attacking our president than working with him to ditch a socialist strongman in our Western hemisphere.
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They are struggling with dwindling resources to keep America from becoming the next country in the Western Hemisphere to declare a full-fledged Zika epidemic within its borders.
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Yet it is demonstrably in the interest of the United States and the rest of the Western Hemisphere to help their poorest neighbor get back on its feet.
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"We thank our Western Hemisphere partner for joining us in recognizing Israel's capital and encourage additional moves," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement.
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Kenneth Merten, the acting principal deputy assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere Affairs, told lawmakers that U.S. investigators continue to examine the source of health problems for 26 Americans.
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Triple Five Group and Nickelodeon announced in September of 2016 that they would bring Nickelodeon Universe, the largest indoor theme park in the Western Hemisphere, to the complex.
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Now it's happening here, and it doesn't take much imagination to gauge the lasting damage we have done to our standing and influence, especially in the Western Hemisphere.
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The space bills itself as the "largest virtual reality experience center in the western hemisphere," and it certainly has the widest selection of VR anywhere in New York.
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It's a Marxist rebel group that since 210 has waged a bloody rebellion against the Colombian government — and it's the longest-running armed insurgency in the Western Hemisphere.
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Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, is still struggling to recover from the earthquake and relies heavily on money its expatriates send to relatives back home.
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In 423, in the depths of the Cold War, she became the first ballerina from the Western Hemisphere to appear as a guest artist in the Soviet Union.
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The most expensive city to live in in North America and the Western Hemisphere, Vancouver has a score of 11.9 — which is actually down from 12.6 in 2019.
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President Bolsonaro's new administration offers a fresh opportunity to build a stronger US-Brazilian partnership to ensure continued peace and expanded prosperity and stability for the Western Hemisphere.
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Pennsylvania Station, the busiest rail station in the Western Hemisphere, would add eight tracks to its 21-track layout under an ambitious plan outlined on Monday by Gov.
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The State Department's Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs, as well as the Office of Policy Planning, argued that enough time had passed for the three countries to recover.
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Trump and U.S Secretary of State Mike Pompeo are expected to attend a meeting with Western Hemisphere leaders to discuss Venezuela on Wednesday, envoy Julio Borges told reporters.
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Despite its deficiencies as drama, it also deserves credit for tying its narrative to recent African history and giving serious consideration to shattering events outside the Western Hemisphere.
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Lopez Obrador could exploit Trump's political weakness – an inability to deal with illegally immigrating minors – by flooding the U.S. southern border with child immigrants from throughout the Western Hemisphere.
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Don't make use of the secrecy and tax havens, onshore or offshore, whether it's Panama or the Cayman Islands in the Western hemisphere or Ireland or Luxembourg in Europe.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Rising supplies of naphtha from the western hemisphere to Asia are seen eroding the petroleum product's spot premium which hit a near four-year highs last month.
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Any man born in an independent nation in the Western Hemisphere, from Canada to the southernmost tip of South America, could migrate along with his wife and underage children.
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Bolton made the announcement as part of a pledge to crack down on what he called "the troika of tyranny" in the western hemisphere, naming Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua.
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During his six years in the Senate, he served on the Foreign Relations Committee as Chair of the Western Hemisphere and ranking member of the Near East subcommittees. Sen.
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"Korea definitely was the shining star, but we also had a good year in Japan, Taiwan, Southeast Asia and in the Western Hemisphere markets such as Mexico," said Schuele.
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Trade only accounts for about 24 percent of Brazil's GDP, the lowest ratio of any major economy in the Western Hemisphere, according to data from the International Monetary Fund.
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" A senior administration official said that the similarities between Trump and Bolsonaro provide an opportunity to create a "north-south axis of two largest economies in the western hemisphere.
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It makes sense that he chose this trip to debut the ring; traveling from the Western hemisphere to Australia is a difficult transition for your body and sleep patterns.
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Also this past week, two more apartments have closed at the newly completed 12.63 Park Avenue, the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere, topping out at 212.6,210 feet.
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In an ideal world, the Organization of American States (OAS), a group of 34 nations in the Western Hemisphere, would provide the forum to coordinate multilateral action on Venezuela.
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In an email a week after the coup, Assistant Secretary for Western Hemisphere Affairs Tom Shannon raises the possibility of former Costa Rican President Oscar Arias serving as mediator.
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The week's runner-up sale, at $2109,608,725.31, was a 73rd-floor aerie at 432 Park Avenue, the tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere, topping out at 1,396 feet.
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Finally, I made my way to the main event of the day, the opening of the Nickelodeon Universe theme park, the largest indoor theme park in the Western Hemisphere.
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Despite the U.S. and most other nations in the Western Hemisphere recognizing Guaidó, the military have followed Maduro's orders to block aid from the U.S. from entering the country.
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Bannon believes in a golden era of economic prosperity; a period in the mid-20th century — the Pax Americana — distinct as a time of peace in the Western Hemisphere.
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Mr. Trump's predecessors have treated the summit meeting — the only meeting of Western Hemisphere heads of state — as an obvious opportunity to advance United States interests in the neighborhood.
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Gavin Newsom announced a moratorium on capital punishment on Wednesday, granting a temporary reprieve for the 737 inmates on the state's death row, the largest in the Western Hemisphere.
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Roxane Gay I could write a passionate rebuttal extolling all the virtues of Haiti, the island my parents are from, the first free black nation in the Western Hemisphere.
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Gavin Newsom of California announced a moratorium on capital punishment, granting a temporary reprieve to the 737 inmates on the state's death row, the largest in the Western Hemisphere.
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The ancient bones of a buried child led archaeologists to new insights on how people — among them the ancestors of living Native Americans — first arrived in the Western Hemisphere.
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Venezuela, which is estimated to have the world's largest oil reserves, is in the throes of one of the worst economic crises in recent history in the Western Hemisphere.
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A woman checks out the view from the Edge observation deck at Hudson Yards in New York City, the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere, March 9.
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Before becoming assistant secretary of state for the Western Hemisphere last May, Ms. Aponte served as ambassador to El Salvador, the first Puerto Rican woman to serve as ambassador.
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Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, is still recovering from the catastrophic 2010 earthquake that killed at least 220,000 people and destroyed much of the capital city.
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"The risk of someone getting the flu is infinitely greater than the risk of getting coronavirus if you're cruising in the Western Hemisphere, or even to Hawaii," he said.
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"The risk of someone getting the flu is infinitely greater than the risk of getting coronavirus if you're cruising in the Western Hemisphere, or even to Hawaii," he said.
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Our partners in Latin America welcomed the change in U.S. policy towards Cuba in 2014 as a sign that the Cold War had finally ended in the Western Hemisphere.
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That's a big leap since the Nicolas Maduro regime and its predecessor destroyed the economy and triggered mass economic migration and the worst humanitarian crisis in the Western hemisphere.
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Mark Feierstein is a senior advisor at the Albright Stonebridge Group, was special assistant to President Obama and senior director for Western Hemisphere Affairs on the National Security Council.
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Per capita, the Caribbean island nation has the largest number of foreign fighters from the Western Hemisphere who have joined the militant group, the former U.S. ambassador there said.
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If approved at 1,551 feet tall, his skyscraper, known as Tower Fifth, would rank as the second-tallest building not only in New York, but in the Western Hemisphere.
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Also present was Julio Borges, the ambassador to the Lima Group, an organization of Western Hemisphere countries that have been trying to resolve the long-running instability in Venezuela.
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Gavin Newsom announced a moratorium on capital punishment on Wednesday, granting a temporary reprieve for the 25 inmates on the state's death row, the largest in the Western Hemisphere.
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The 1776-foot-tall building, officially called 1 World Trade Center, is a contemporary behemoth in the New York City skyline, and the tallest structure in the Western Hemisphere.
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The first independent black republic in the Western Hemisphere via the 1804 revolution, Haiti transformed itself from a French-ruled colony of slaves to a black republic of free citizens.
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Political crisis has erupted in the poorest country in the Western hemisphere in recent days, after the election was postponed indefinitely related to allegations the current president has committed fraud.
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But amid upheaval in the Colombian underworld and exploding demand for opioids among Americans addicted to prescription painkillers, the dynamics of the opioid market in the Western Hemisphere shifted abruptly.
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On Tuesday, the World Health Organization said that GM mosquitoes could prove necessary to eradicate the Aedes aegypti mosquito that is spreading the Zika virus all around the Western Hemisphere.
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The law's new rules for the Western Hemisphere created a difficult new situation for migrants from Mexico, who were used to a cyclical migration pattern tied to the growing cycle.
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The spread of the illness is aided by the broad distribution of the mosquito that spreads it as well as the lack of immunity among populations in the Western Hemisphere.
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While Europe and East Asia are already projected to lose population by 2050, the Western Hemisphere will mostly add people, and Africa's population is projected to soar, per UN projections.
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Local journalists nationwide have fallen victim to the violence, prompting the Committee to Protect Journalists to classify Mexico as the most dangerous country in the Western Hemisphere for media workers.
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"If they want to engage in the Western Hemisphere, they have to engage in other ways, not just by selling products and then skedaddling when things get tough," Farnsworth said.
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As the slow-moving storm lingered over Haiti — the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere — officials feared that the country would have to contend with yet another devastating humanitarian disaster.
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Chikungunya never appeared anywhere in the Western Hemisphere before 2013, but since then has been cropping up in Central and South America, with a few cases in the United States.
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Frank Mora is the director of the Kimberly Green Latin and Caribbean Center at Florida International University and former deputy assistant secretary of Defense for the Western Hemisphere (2009-2013).
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The route through Gwadar offers China its shortest path to the oil-rich Middle East, Africa, and most of the Western hemisphere, besides promising to open up remote, landlocked Xinjiang.
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"Tomorrow's meeting is in our view a very important meeting," Annie Pforzheimer, acting deputy assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere Affairs, testified at a House of Representatives subcommittee hearing on Wednesday.
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As Haitians commemorate the sixth anniversary of the disaster, long-standing political instability and delayed presidential elections continue to undermine reconstruction efforts in the poorest nation in the western hemisphere.
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People complain about sports officiating in the Western Hemisphere, to the point that some want to replace Major League Baseball umpires with robots as soon as the time is right.
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According to a recent study, more than five million babies are born each year in parts of the Western Hemisphere where the mosquitoes known to spread the virus are found.
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Earlier this month, the Senate confirmed Kimberly Breier as assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere affairs, and she joined a growing group of Latin America policy experts in the Trump administration.
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Giammattei, who took Monday off after his landslide victory, inherits a country also struggling with a 60% poverty rate and one of the highest murder rates in the Western Hemisphere.
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Big Ticket Two more luxury aeries officially closed at 432 Park Avenue, the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere, at 1,396 feet, and a bastion of the world's superrich.
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Michael Kozak, the U.S. Acting Assistant Secretary for the State Department's Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs, said on Twitter the United States looked forward to working with Bolivia's interim administration.
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The pension cut was aimed at stopping the widening deficit in a country already ranked the poorest in Central America and the second-poorest in the western hemisphere after Haiti.
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In 20083, medallions depicting the coats of arms of the nations of the Western Hemisphere were installed on 300 lampposts from Lower Manhattan to the southern edge of Central Park.
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That means we — at least those of us in the Western Hemisphere — are getting pretty good at cybersecurity, according to the latest numbers from one of the largest cybersecurity firms.
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U.S. authorities still don't know who or what caused a series of mysterious ailments that affected Americans in China and Cuba, the State Department's top Western Hemisphere official said Wednesday.
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But officials say there is a significant market for small-scale exports, particularly to other Western Hemisphere countries, and that they can be assumed to be in the public interest.
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Clearly concerned that Panama could become a beachhead for growing Chinese economic influence in the Western Hemisphere, he emphasized that Panamanians should be cautious when considering business ties with China.
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"When you are putting a moratorium on the largest death row in the Western Hemisphere, it's going to have an impact, we believe, on the national debate," Mr. Newsom said.
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Gavin Newsom is set to announce a moratorium on executions in the state today, granting a temporary reprieve for 737 inmates on the largest death row in the Western Hemisphere.
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Kimberly Breier, who was just nominated to be the new assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere -- a senior State Department position Jacobson previously held -- was with Kushner at the Wednesday meeting.
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The poorest country in the Western Hemisphere has been trapped for years in political and economic dysfunction, but many Haitians say the current crisis is worse than anything they've experienced.
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To this day, Haitians around the world proudly lay claim to this revolutionary history that led to the creation of the first independent black-led nation in the western hemisphere.
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The Caribbean nation of 27 million has notched the strongest economic growth in the Western Hemisphere for the third year running - over 230 percent for 2016, according to U.N. estimates.
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He also served as assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere affairs under Mr. Bush and Mr. Obama, a job in which he won the trust of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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Editorial As same-sex marriage laws have expanded in the past decade in Europe and the Western Hemisphere, the movement to legalize such unions has faced staunch resistance in Asia.
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As a town with a lot to offer to folks looking for a new start in the western hemisphere, Rochester was a natural magnet for all different kinds of people.
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A harvest moon is a full moon that usually occurs around the autumnal equinox (September 23, the first day of fall!) but sometimes slides into October in the Western Hemisphere.
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Like something out of a flimsy Hollywood script a massive solar flare could wreck Western Hemisphere satellite technology in 2019 and cause around $2 trillion in damage, according to Saxo.
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" In October, in public remarks, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs Carrie Filipetti stated, "Sanctions are why [Nicolás] Maduro came to the table in the first place.
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On Wednesday, President Trump will visit Lima, Ohio, to tour the Joint Systems Manufacturing Center, one of America's premier defense facilities and the last tank factory in the Western Hemisphere.
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A viral disease called chikungunya — which had never appeared in the Western Hemisphere until 2013 — has lately affected Central and South America, even making an appearance in Florida last year.
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Haiti, the poorest country in the western hemisphere, is still recovering from Hurricane Matthew last October, which killed up to 1,000 people and left 1.4 million in need of humanitarian assistance.
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"Venezuela has not only become an economic problem, but a humanitarian concern," Alejandro Werner, the International Monetary Fund's director of the Western Hemisphere, said Monday at the Council of the Americas.
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Guaido, who last month invoked a constitutional provision to declare himself president and has won the support of most the Western hemisphere, has repeatedly accused Maduro's government of stealing public funds.
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They destroyed (state oil company) PDVSA and now they are trying to ration fuel sales through the fatherland card in the country with the biggest oil reserves of the Western Hemisphere.
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That's a problem for the Trump administration, which strongly opposes any attempts by Moscow to establish a firm foothold in what the US sees as its own turf: the Western Hemisphere.
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Castro was responsible for establishing the first Communist state in the western hemisphere, beginning what would become a nearly five-decade reign as leader of Cuba, not far from US shores.
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Why now: Mnuchin explained that the move follows what he described as Cuba's "destabilizing role" in the Western hemisphere, which includes the nation's ongoing support for Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro's regime.
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Robert Menendez, the ranking Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee, called on the administration to work with Congress and other nations in the Western Hemisphere to bring democratic reform to Venezuela.
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The safety of media workers is a touchy subject in Mexico, which advocacy group Reporters Without Borders has singled out as the most dangerous country in the Western Hemisphere for journalists.
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So if US and China, the world's biggest economy and the second biggest economy, engaged in trade wars, some serious trade conflict, that would affect Asia, Europe, the western hemisphere, everywhere.
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"MTG will be the only publicly traded, pure play esports, online gaming and digital video content company in the western hemisphere," MTG's Chief Executive Jorgen Madsen Lindemann said in a statement.
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According to the Almanac, the moon should be visible to everyone in the Western Hemisphere, but if it's a cloudy night, people may not be able to see the transformation well.
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Latin American crises tend to play out along the left-right divides common across the Western Hemisphere, including in the United States, giving an added incentive to identify heroes and villains.
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The spillover effects of the Maduro regime's authoritarian actions are undermining efforts by the United States and its regional partners to promote democracy, human rights and stability in the Western Hemisphere.
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The former vice president wrote this week that he believes the Trump administration has "needlessly yet determinedly destroyed" the diplomatic relationships he and Obama worked to cultivate in the Western hemisphere.
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Both apartments sit 228.9 feet up the 272-story tower — the tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere at 1,396 feet — and overlook Central Park, the Upper East Side and beyond.
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As the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere, Haiti is still recovering from a devastating earthquake in 2010, and it has limited resources to respond to another large-scale natural disaster.
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Here are other noteworthy slave revolts in the Western Hemisphere: The first recorded slave revolt in the New World occurred on the island shared by Haiti and the Dominican Republic today.
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And it's only after 1965 that immigrants from the Western Hemisphere — Mexico, El Salvador, Honduras, all those countries — can no longer assume that they can come legally to the United States.
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CM: We are thinking of people who are part of the continuation of the first peoples on this land, the ongoing knowledge-keepers of the first peoples of the Western Hemisphere.
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The second-oldest human genome ever found in North America, it sheds new light on how people — among them the ancestors of living Native Americans — first arrived in the Western Hemisphere.
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The threat set off a furious internal debate between the White House and State Department, and pit American diplomats focused on China against those working on issues in the Western Hemisphere.
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But years of mismanagement have scaled back those dreams, if not dismantled them altogether, in an economic collapse that is one of the worst in the Western Hemisphere in modern times.
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Last week at a conference in Miami, the director for Western Hemisphere affairs at the National Security Council, Juan Cruz, took aim at the regime of President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela.
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He reversed more than 55 years of Cuban-American conflict, turning a powerful source of anti-American hostility in the Western Hemisphere into an opportunity for newfound American trade and travel.
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The first was George Washington's "Great Rule," which shunned military alliances for 150 years (the Monroe Doctrine, which warned Europe to stay out of the Western Hemisphere, was an important corollary).
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Mark Feierstein, a senior associate at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, was special assistant to President Obama and senior director for Western Hemisphere Affairs on the National Security Council.
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The $963 million aquarium, near Centennial Olympic Park, features exhibitions over 296 acres and in more than 270 million gallons of water, and it's the largest aquarium in the Western Hemisphere.
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If Chile moves forward with rewriting its constitution, it should do so without upending the political system that has produced one of the healthiest and wealthiest democracies in the Western Hemisphere.
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Today scientists have their own God's-eye view of lightning, with instruments that orbit about 22,000 miles above the planet, monitoring nearly every single strike that flashes across the Western Hemisphere.
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Mr. Bannon complained bitterly about the president's provocative and unscripted threats to North Korea and was especially concerned about a wider attempt to reassert American military power in the Western Hemisphere.
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Were the only volume producer of high purity aluminum in the Western Hemisphere and among NATO allies, said Gary, adding that other main sources are China, Russia and the Middle East.
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The event is the largest such exposition in North America, and it draws businesses from around the world exhibiting their wares, along with wine producers from all over the Western Hemisphere.
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"The return of the individuals to the U.S. was coordinated with the Haitian authorities," a State Department representative for Western Hemisphere Affairs said in an emailed statement, without providing further details.
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The increasingly dire situation in the Amazon captured the world's attention in August after smoke from deforestation-linked fires plunged São Paulo, the largest city in the Western Hemisphere, into darkness.
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"We have lost our ability to have a dialogue with them now," said Mark Feierstein, the former director of Western Hemisphere affairs at the National Security Council under President Barack Obama.
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President Obama says that the Zika virus that is spreading quickly across the Western Hemisphere is not as dangerous as Ebola, but is stressing on his administration is taking it seriously.
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Kathleen Palmieri, New York, Elementary School The fifth-grade curriculum includes exploring governments in the Western Hemisphere in regard to differences in structure, as well as exploring relationships between countries globally.
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The father was usually long gone, sent back to his country once his paternity became known, the mothers left to raise children alone in the poorest land of the Western Hemisphere.
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As of 2015, remittances sent home from the US to Haiti accounted for 25 percent of the country's total GDP, making it the most remittance-dependent country in the Western Hemisphere.
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"We strongly caution actors external to the Western Hemisphere against deploying military assets to Venezuela, or elsewhere in the Hemisphere, with the intent of establishing or expanding military operations," Bolton said.
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The agreement also included increased spending on social services and infrastructure and improved tax collection in an effort to modernize the economy of one of the poorest nations in the Western Hemisphere.
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The latter was the year when the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative went into effect, for the first time requiring passports for Americans returning by air from Mexico, Canada, the Caribbean and Bermuda.
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It's how those radical acts of fashion, such as Under The Abaya — a book that highlights the street style of women in Saudi Arabia — have made their way to the Western hemisphere.
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Washington, along with numerous nations in the Western Hemisphere, has recognized opposition leader Juan Guaido as Venezuela's president amid an economic crisis that has caused millions of people to flee the country.
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"Our current [geostationary satellite] cameras do the entire western hemisphere, from the north pole to the south pole, every 10 minutes," Eric Webster of Harris Corporation, which built the ABI, tells Gizmodo.
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"MTG will be the only publicly traded, pure play e-sports,online gaming and digital video content company in the western hemisphere," MTG's Chief Executive Jorgen Madsen Lindemann said in a statement.
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"The changes to the macroeconomic, regulatory and business environment clearly have the characteristics to boost investments," Alejandro Werner, director of the IMF's Western Hemisphere Department, said in a conference in Buenos Aires.
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The protest came as Trump delivered remarks commemorating the 400th anniversary of representative democracy in the Western Hemisphere, the formation of the Virginia General Assembly in 1619 in the Jamestown colonial settlement.
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Washington, along with numerous nations in the Western Hemisphere, has recognized opposition leader Juan Guaido as Venezuela's president amid an economic crisis that has caused millions of people to flee the country.
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Using NASA mathematical models and satellite observations of sand, sea salt and smoke moving across the Western hemisphere, researchers at Goddard Space Flight Center created this visualization of the 2017 hurricane season.
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Both Macri and Temer are seeking to open their countries - for decades considered among the most closed economies in the Western Hemisphere - in an effort to revive activity after years of recession.
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When President Reagan tried to bolster anti-Marxist insurgencies in the Western Hemisphere, the Democratic House of Representatives opposed his vision and proscribed assistance to Nicaraguan rebels battling the leftist Sandinista government.
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"At the (Missouri) Botanical Garden, one of the major botanical institutions of the western hemisphere, with a presence in over 363 countries, we're just now putting our micropropagation lab together," he says.
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It has pushed back on the movement of coca from Colombia through the Darien Gap, and has widened the Panama Canal, which is a strategic asset for trade throughout the Western Hemisphere.
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We have more free trade agreements with the countries of Latin America than with any other region and 42 percent of our manufacturing exports are sold to countries in the Western Hemisphere.
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As assistant secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs, Jacobson played a key role in defrosting diplomatic relations with Cuba, halting a failed and costly decades-long embargo and policy of interdiction.
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He serves on the Western Hemisphere Subcommittee of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, and previously served as U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See under President George W. Bush from 2005 to 2008.
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The 52-year war between the Colombian state and the FARC is the oldest and only armed conflict in the Western Hemisphere, and the last one held over from the Cold War.
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Between foreign posts, Feeley had held positions of increasing responsibility in the State Department, working as a deputy to Colin Powell and eventually becoming the second-ranking diplomat for Western Hemisphere Affairs.
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Photo: APOpossums make up the largest family of Western Hemisphere marsupials—animals that give birth to underdeveloped joeys, which crawl into a pouch and attach themselves to a teat where they mature.
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Among the other big-ticket transactions, three more near-identical apartments at 2104 Park Avenue, currently the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere, topping out at 296,256 feet, have officially closed.
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The priciest sale, at $30,951,145, was a three-bedroom four-and-a-half-bath aerie at 432 Park Avenue, the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere, topping out at 1,396 feet.
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Ever since Zika started spreading across the Western Hemisphere, experts have focused on the threat posed by mosquitoes — which is by far the most likely way to come down with the infection.
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Panama has said it supports China's Belt and Road Initiative, the ambitious network of global infrastructure projects promoted by Mr. Xi. Panama is a fulcrum in American dominance of the Western Hemisphere.
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People did not realize it at the time, but it was the first time that the United States imposed quotas on what was known as the Western Hemisphere, which is the Americas.
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Gavin Newsom of California recently ended the threat of execution as long as he is in office for the 737 inmates on the state's death row, the largest in the Western Hemisphere.
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"It is so at odds with what we've seen in other parts of the world," said Michael Shifter, the president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a think tank on Western Hemisphere affairs.
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Clinton's paid speech to a Brazilian bank, in which she said open borders throughout the Western Hemisphere were "my dream" — an excerpt that was released by WikiLeaks — confirmed that for Mr. Freeman.
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He later served two terms for trespassing at the Army's School of the Americas (now the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation) at Fort Benning, Ga., which trains soldiers from Latin America.
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"I don&apost think this has a whole lot to do with steel; this is a China issue," Fernando Cutz, a Western Hemisphere expert at The Cohen Group, told the Washington Post.
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The two were slated to work toward creating a "north-south axis" between the US and Brazil on economic issues as the two largest economies in the western hemisphere, the official said.
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The board also suspended its national technical director and enlisted the Organization of American States, a United Nations-like group that represents 35 Western Hemisphere nations, to audit the automated voting system.
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Amtrak has spiffed up tired old restrooms at Pennsylvania Station, the busiest transportation hub in the Western Hemisphere, with new terrazzo floors, sleek gray stalls and hands-free faucets and soap dispensers.
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She was quickly confirmed by the Senate, even though, as head of the State Department's Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs, Jacobson had irritated Rubio with her role in normalizing relations with Cuba.
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Already, in the Western Hemisphere and the Middle East, there is grim confirmation that steadfast support from Washington is essential if the rest of the world is to take human rights seriously.
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Three apartments at 432 Park Avenue, near East 57th Street, the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere and, like One57, part of Midtown's so-called Billionaires' Row, closed above $30 million.
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As the oldest and strongest democracies in the Western Hemisphere, the relationship between our two countries is deeply rooted in our steadfast commitment to the shared values of democracy, freedom and equality.
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That is why in the Western Hemisphere the United States has stood against the corrupt, destabilizing regime in Cuba and embraced the enduring dream of the Cuban people to live in freedom.
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Roger Noriega Roger Noriega served as US ambassador to the Organization of American States between 2001 and 2003 and soon after was appointed assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs until 2005.
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Zika has spread to more than 20 nations and territories in the Western Hemisphere, according to the World Health Organization, illustrating how quickly the epidemic can expand even without a big international gathering.
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Washington imposed sanctions early last year on state-run oil company PDVSA in an effort to oust Maduro, whose re-election in 2018 was viewed as a sham by most Western Hemisphere nations.
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China also wants good relations in order to diversify its sources of energy, to find new markets for its infrastructure companies and to project power, both soft and military, in the western hemisphere.
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"What these sanctions are seeking to avoid is that countries outside the Western hemisphere come rescue Maduro financially so that he can consolidate an autocracy," said Venezuelan opposition lawmaker and economist Angel Alvarado.
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The Category 4 storm brought 107 mph (172 km/h) winds, torrential rainfall, and floods to the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere, wiping out entire villages, and killing at least 1,000 people.
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He promised that America would not intervene in European affairs, and that any European attempt to colonise a nation in the western hemisphere would be viewed as an act of aggression against America.
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The two probes, which are part of the so-called GOES-R series, are able to scan most of the Western Hemisphere from the coast of Africa all the way to New Zealand.
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Also, as a note to American readers, possums are a family of animals only distantly related to the Western Hemisphere opossums, and are in fact named due to their resemblance to our opossums.
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Now the luxurious island accommodations are coming to the western hemisphere: Two all-inclusive resorts — one in Jamaica and the other in Mexico — have announced they are opening overwater bungalows later this year.
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In order to broadcast the EVA to television viewers, the footage was simultaneously re-formatted in real time to the standard NTSC format and televised live to people all over the western hemisphere.
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"The building, titled TSX Broadway and expected to be complete in 2022, is located at the intersection of 47th Street and Broadway, which Orowitz called "the most trafficked corner in the Western Hemisphere.
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"The completion of the demographic transition in most of the Western Hemisphere leaves one to wonder whether the benefits of continued U.S. enforcement spending will justify its costs," Professors Hanson and McIntosh concluded.
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In the short term, Russia's support for el petro resembles its support for Venezuela's ailing energy industry, as it is a way to cause headaches for the United States in the Western Hemisphere.
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That is why in the Western Hemisphere, the United States has stood against the corrupt and destabilizing regime in Cuba and embraced the enduring dream of the Cuban people to live in freedom.
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Guaido proclaimed himself president last week, but without a source of revenue or control of the military, he faces difficult odds in assuming the post, despite support across most of the Western Hemisphere.
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Eight other big purchases closed in the past month at 432 Park, which is the tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere, topping out at 153,396 feet, or more than a quarter-mile.
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Putin has much to gain from this move: Venezuela under Maduro gives him an opportunity to flex Russia's muscles and needle the US in the Western Hemisphere, while affording economic inroads for Russia.
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At Extell Development's Brooklyn Point, a 68-story condo tower rising in Downtown Brooklyn, residents will have access to the highest rooftop pool in the Western Hemisphere, outdoor showers and a stargazing observatory.
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For the peace and stability of the region, it is crucial that the United States capitalize on this historic opportunity to bring closer together the two most populous nations in the Western Hemisphere.
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But she said attention to Venezuela largely has been limited to the Western Hemisphere, and noted that plans to broaden assistance would be a focus of a conference in Brussels in late October.
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Beyond China's efforts to foster ties with Asia, they are also working to build trade alliances in the Western Hemisphere, including funding the anti-NAFTA socialist and presidential candidate, Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
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Other U.S. officials did attend the inauguration and meet with Fernandez, including Health Secretary Alex Azar and Michael Kozak, the U.S. acting assistant secretary for the State Department's Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs.
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Per capita, the Caribbean island nation has the largest number of foreign fighters from the Western Hemisphere who have joined the militant group, according to John L. Estrada, a former U.S. ambassador there.
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They can turn to the Dominican Republic, which revoked citizenship status from an estimated 200,000 Dominicans of Haitian descent in 2013 amid international outcry, creating the largest stateless population in the Western Hemisphere.
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The National Museum was arguably one of the most comprehensive natural history museums in the Western Hemisphere when the September 0003 blaze obliterated nearly 90% of its collection of over 20 million artifacts.
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Among those health risks are smoked tobacco addiction—despite the fact that Neanderthals had no access to tobacco, a crop that originated in the Western hemisphere—and the increased likelihood of a heart attack.
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"[The Russians] see a long-term opportunity there," said Roger Noriega, a visiting fellow at the American Enterprise Institute who was the State Department's top Western Hemisphere diplomat under former President George W. Bush.
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In the next few days, the White House is expected to name former Cuba-embargo lobbyist Mauricio Claver-Carone as Senior Director for the Western Hemisphere on the National Security Council, replacing Juan Cruz.
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"The Russians are bent on establishing both a presence in the Western Hemisphere and they're looking for opportunities to expand military cooperation, sell equipment, air bases, as well as intelligence gathering facilities," Clapper said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - In a secret midtown Manhattan location lies the heart of operations for the busiest train hub in the Western Hemisphere, New York's Pennsylvania Station, which is undergoing a massive emergency repair.
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Some of this simply comes from the position Amazon finds itself in as the most powerful online retail company in the Western hemisphere — if not the world — run by the richest businessman on earth.
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According to Giselle Carino, regional director of the International Planned Parenthood Federation for the Western Hemisphere, which has supported the Uruguay Model's expansion, the best example of that may be what happened in Uganda.
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"It is remarkable to think that, once one of the most vibrant countries and economies in the Western hemisphere, Venezuela is now essentially a failed state and the Venezuelan people are suffering," said Pence.
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John F. Kelly biggest disagreements with Trump, per the NYT: He's called out Russia as a threat to United States leadership, stating that Vladimir Putin has restarted Cold War tactics in the Western Hemisphere.
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Associate professor of art history and architecture at DePaul University, Delia Cosentino, who teaches a class on Guadalupe, told me she believes Guadalupe to be the most widely circulated image in the Western Hemisphere.
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This lakefront city boasts iconic structures like Cloud Gate (often referred to as "The Bean"), the Willis Tower (one of the tallest buildings in the western hemisphere), and the ferris wheel at Navy Pier.
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Mexico, in 703, was the first country in the Western Hemisphere to establish diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union, a move frowned upon by the United States, whose government confused Mexican nationalism with Communism.
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The Daily Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher Nearly eight years ago, an earthquake devastated Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
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Ms. Bichotte, the assemblywoman, noted Dessalines's contributions to world history: He helped Haiti become the second country in the Western Hemisphere to free itself from colonial rule and inspired other nations to pursue freedom.
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A Human Rights First database has tracked more than 1,000 public reports of rape, torture, kidnapping, and other violence against people sent back to some of the most dangerous cities in the Western Hemisphere.
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The teen laid waste to the Western Hemisphere in an inspired and existentially upsetting map, which has since enlightened and enraged hundreds of thousands of Twitter users, inspiring at least two separate Twitter trends.
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The Brooklyn Detention Complex, which was closed for years before reopening in 2012, now stands as a kind of gateway to Boerum Hill, easily one of the trendiest ZIP codes in the Western Hemisphere.
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Tragically, however, we are witnessing an erosion of democracy in parts of the Western hemisphere, along with attempts by despotic foreign powers like Russia and China, among others, to undermine the sanctity of elections.
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There, he led something called the Cambridge Intelligence Seminar, an annual forum in which intelligence professionals from across the Western Hemisphere, both current and retired, meet to discuss the ins and outs of spying.
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December saw spring-like Christmas temperatures in the eastern United States and Canada, while Hurricane Patricia, which slammed into Mexico's West Coast in October, was the strongest storm on record in the Western Hemisphere.
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" Pompeo said that the US government was "committed to creating democracy here in the Western Hemisphere" and that Venezuela faced "the singularly worst humanitarian crisis, absent conflict, absent war, in the history of the world.
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Throughout the Calderón administration, according to research from the University of San Diego, no other country in the Western Hemisphere experienced an increase in homicide rate or absolute number of homicides as large as Mexico's.
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My colleague Max Fisher explains some of that record: According to Freedom House, Cuba has the most restrictive press censorship in the Western Hemisphere and is the only country rated "not free" in the Americas.
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Cifuentes said he was responsible for coordinating drug shipments across the Western Hemisphere, smuggling cocaine, heroin, and methamphetamine into the U.S. and Canada, and funneling tens of millions in proceeds back to Mexico and Colombia.
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The idea that the 1986 immigration act would forever sort out the tangle of undocumented migrants was always a fallacy; it was never going to comprehensively resolve complexities of immigration flows in the Western Hemisphere.
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The White House imposed sanctions on Venezuela's oil industry in January in an effort to unseat socialist President Nicolas Maduro, whose re-election in 2018 is viewed by much of the Western Hemisphere as illegitimate.
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The presence of U.S military personnel in Brazil's Amazon region underscored improving defense relations between the two most populous countries in the Western Hemisphere after more than a decade of distancing under leftist Brazilian governments.
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The bottom line: "Imagine Madison Square Garden — in the heart of midtown Manhattan and located atop the busiest railroad station in the Western Hemisphere — repurposed as the world's largest sportsbook," writes The Athletic's Daniel Wallach.
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Republican Representative Jeff Duncan, chairman of a House western hemisphere subcommittee, said the decision put Americans at risk because Cuba has limited airport security and was also inappropriate because of Cuba's poor human rights record.
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"At this very moment, the world&aposs most dangerous terrorist and criminal organizations are working to gain a foothold across the Western Hemisphere, to threaten our people and our very way of life," he said.
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In two weeks, it'll reach its destination, becoming the first of a new generation of Earth-observing spacecraft that will extend NOAA's ability to monitor weather in the western hemisphere out to the year 2036.
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There is no doubt, if all the borders in the Western Hemisphere were suddenly to be removed by creating a common market with completely open borders, the US population would grow significantly -- probably by millions.
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The latest snapshots of the Western Hemisphere were taken by a GOES-17 instrument called the Advanced Baseline Imager (ABI), which scans the planet in 16 spectral bands, including visible, infrared, and near-infrared channels.
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Trump said he and Bolsonaro would also discuss improving trade between the two largest economies in the Western Hemisphere and cooperation on the crisis in Venezuela, where both leaders want to oust President Nicolas Maduro.
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If you are gothically inclined and live in the Western Hemisphere, it's entirely likely that, by the transitive property, either you or one of your parents has had sex with Michael Gira or JG Thirlwell.
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The statement was issued after delegations led by Cuba's Foreign Ministry chief for U.S. Affairs Josefina Vidal and U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs John Creamer met to discuss migration issues.
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The White House imposed sanctions on Venezuela's oil industry in January in an effort to oust socialist President Nicolas Maduro, whose re-election in 2018 is viewed by much of the Western Hemisphere as illegitimate.
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The only way to prevent the Bolivarian "hurricane" from destroying the Western Hemisphere is to stop the Bolivarian revolution that gave life to this threat network and has figured out how to weaponize mass migration.
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"We are concerned that there will be some companies who shift operations out of the Western Hemisphere, or decide not to move new orders to Canada or Mexico because of these cost increases," she added.
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Big Ticket An unidentified buyer paid $210,210,631.66 for the entire 79th floor of 432 Park Avenue, the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere, at 1,396 feet, and home to some of the world's superwealthy.
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" David Malpass, the U.S. Treasury Department's undersecretary for international affairs, said at a March conference in Buenos Aires that China's hosting of next year's IDB meeting "does not serve the interests of the Western Hemisphere.
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At a time when the United States is losing its most revered Western Hemisphere expert, Under Secretary of State Thomas Shannon, and senators are blocking confirmation of a senior veteran foreign service officer, Joseph Macmanus.
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The Zika virus was first noticed in the Western Hemisphere in Brazil in early 2015, when large numbers of people in its northeast began suffering its symptoms: low fever, rash, bloodshot eyes and joint pain.
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Opposition leader Juan Guaido, who most European and Western Hemisphere nations have recognized as the country's legitimate leader, said on Monday that authorities were trying to move up to $1.2 billion to banks in Uruguay.
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At 432 Park Avenue, the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere, full-floor apartments originally listed for $20.13 million to $85 million have been split in two and priced at approximately $40 million each.
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In October, he handpicked Mauricio Claver-Carone, a prominent contributor at the conservative blog Capitol Hill Cubans and a pro-embargo lobbyist, to lead the department of Western Hemisphere affairs at the National Security Council.
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Pamela Falk, former staff director of the Western Hemisphere subcommittee of the House of Representatives, is CBS News TV & Radio Foreign Affairs Analyst & U.N. Resident Correspondent and holds a J.D. from Columbia School of Law.
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Bewley told me they had to build the "second-fastest bottling line in the Western Hemisphere," spinning off 1,600 bottles a minute, 21990 hours a day, seven days a week, to keep up with demand.
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Some of this skepticism simply comes from the position Amazon finds itself in as the most powerful online retail company in the Western hemisphere — if not the world — run by the richest businessman on earth.
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In the Western hemisphere, however, a few artists had taken up fiber as a medium for non-representational or abstract art in the '229s and '70s, though Mukherjee did not identify with Western trends either.
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With three smartphones in my pockets worth over $3,000 total, I rode an elevator up 102 floors and 1,776 feet to the top of One World Trade Center, the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere.
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And nothing's going to stop the nature documentaries from coming — the BBC unit will spend the next few years making a 10-part series for NBC about the animals and landscapes of the Western Hemisphere.
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In the Western hemisphere, however, a few artists had taken up fiber as a medium for non-representational or abstract art in the '60s and '70s, though Mukherjee did not identify with Western trends either.
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TPS designations, particularly for countries in the Western Hemisphere, have been renewed almost automatically by successive Democratic and Republican administrations; the Salvadoran designation has been active since 2001 following two earthquakes that ravaged the country.
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Warm ocean waters also helped fuel Hurricane Patricia, which set an all-time intensity record for the western hemisphere in October of 2015, when it peaked at maximum sustained winds of 210 miles per hour.
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Tillerson said the Trump administration is seeing signs of meddling in European elections, as well as elsewhere in the Western Hemisphere, and suggested they could try to interfere in the upcoming US elections as well.
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In late January, he said, President Trump was back on the phone, discussing the job of assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs, the position responsible for promoting United States interests throughout Latin America.
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As he lambasted the Maduro regime, Trump also pointed to Venezuela as an example of the dangers of socialism and made a broader case for the downfall of all socialist regimes in the Western Hemisphere.
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Billingslea said Maduro's government was "one of the largest criminal enterprises in the Western Hemisphere" involved in money laundering, graft, fraud and illegal mining schemes, including mining gold and sending it to Turkey for processing.
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Such praise hasn't aged well, however, as the grossly irresponsible redistributive policies that helped Venezuela to achieve one of the lowest wealth gaps in the Western Hemisphere have now brought the country to its knees.
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A deal governing Canadian softwood lumber exports expired last year, and the two nations are talking about a new arrangement, said Mark Feierstein, the White House National Security Council's senior director for the Western hemisphere.
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Dr. La Sorte's team plans to add additional species to the Western Hemisphere map and encourage bird watchers in Africa and Asia to contribute to the project so they can map bird migrations across the globe.
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"What a 28-year-old American with very little international experience sees as socialism is really utopianism," said Otto J. Reich, a former U.S. ambassador to Venezuela and assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere Affairs.
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Mr. Morales, who has been in power since 2006, longer than any leader in the Western hemisphere, was on the final stretch of a referendum campaign that he hoped would keep him in office until 2025.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — L.A.T.I., the Italian owned and operated air line which is the only trans-Atlantic link between the Rome-Berlin Axis and the Western Hemisphere, completed its first year of operations today [Dec. 23].
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The best viewing of the one-hour total eclipse was from North and South America, with as many as 2.8 billion people able to see it from the Western Hemisphere, Europe, West Africa and northernmost Russia.
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His nanoscale smiley faces, stars, snowflakes, and a miniature map of the Western hemisphere were even displayed at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City in 2008—a true marriage of science and art.
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President Obama on Thursday hailed the "historic day" marked by the finalization of a peace deal between the government of Colombia and Marxist rebels, bringing to an end the longest-running war in the Western Hemisphere.
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Why it matters: The finding gives researchers some of the first archaeological evidence for how people came from Asia to the Western Hemisphere and supports the idea that Siberian migrants settled the Americas, per the Times.
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Y.) Subcommittees: Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights and International Organizations; Asia and the Pacific; Europe, Eurasia and Emerging Threats; Middle East and North Africa; Terrorism, Nonproliferation and Trade; Western Hemisphere Members: Christopher Smith (R-N.
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"We encourage other Western Hemisphere governments to recognize National Assembly President Guaido as the Interim President of Venezuela, and we will work constructively with them in support of his efforts to restore constitutional legitimacy," Trump added.
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The New Juilliard Ensemble, led by its founding director, Joel Sachs, offered five 21st-century compositions — four premieres and one work new to the Western Hemisphere — in its program at Alice Tully Hall on Thursday evening.
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In October, national security advisEr John Bolton announced a gold embargo against key entities connected to Maduro, and labeled Venezuela, along with Cuba and Nicaragua, as part of a "Troika of Tyranny" in the Western Hemisphere.
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Brazil received far more African slaves than any other country in the Western Hemisphere, about 523 million through the Atlantic trade, while mainland North America imported about 389,000, according to the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database.
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TPS has been a lifeline for parts of the Western Hemisphere, both because it's allowed some of their citizens to flee their countries and because TPS holders send a substantial amount of money home as remittances.
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Past extensions of TPS for Haiti have been based on the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake that wrecked the economy of the Caribbean nation, the poorest country in the western hemisphere, and its current humanitarian conditions.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla (Reuters) - A U.S. weather satellite that will "revolutionize" forecasting blasted off from Florida's Cape Canaveral on Saturday, promising to deliver continuous high-definition views of hurricanes and other storms over the Western Hemisphere.
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There are many stories of Carlos Slim's rise: the son of Lebanese immigrants who inherited a family retail business and built an empire, piece by piece, down the long Latin American stretch of the Western Hemisphere.
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You might hear people call it the "possum," but "opossum" refers to the group of Western Hemisphere marsupials, while "possums" are a distantly related group of Eastern Hemisphere marsupials from Australia, Papua New Guinea, and Indonesia.
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The reports are far from conclusive, but the studies help shed light on a mysterious epidemic that has swept across more than two dozen countries in the Western Hemisphere, alarming citizens and unnerving public health officials.
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This complexity even extends into the Western Hemisphere, where successive U.S. administrations have imposed increasingly punishing economic sanctions on the government of President Nicolás Maduro to signal our displeasure with his efforts to undermine democratic norms.
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