"We hope the Gambians languishing in jail in the Gambia will be accorded the same fair treatment as was accorded to Banka, Papa, Cherno and Barrow," he said.
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A Supreme Court nominee should be accorded no less protection.
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When men returned from Angola, they were accorded genuine respect.
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They will be accorded their pro forma moments of silence.
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"The civil rights accorded every American are firmly under threat."
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Women's races are frequently accorded less time and space than men's.
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Luckily for me, I was to be accorded the same honour.
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Their "revelations" should be accorded extreme skepticism rather than evidentiary weight.
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It might be, but for the aura accorded to Apple products.
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China's Commerce Ministry said the project accorded with Bangladeshi legal requirements.
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Private gain has been accorded a higher value than public service.
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He was appalled by the disregard often accorded to this work.
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The Ganga, in fact, has been accorded 'Mother' status for ages.
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Very seldom has a commercial furniture designer been accorded the honor.
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There are few democracies in which elected officials are accorded such deference.
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It would not have been necessary had she been accorded due process.
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During that time, he was accorded great respect, but required little fanfare.
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However, an equally egregious scandal is the preference in admissions accorded athletes.
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Many within China felt that it had been accorded second-class status.
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In 2013, an official army doctrine reportedly accorded unprecedented importance to internal militancy.
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Such statements remind many observers of the adulation once accorded to Mao Zedong.
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Every member of the House is accorded the opportunity to bring up impeachment.
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" "Discovery is a fundamental right accorded to all defendants in all criminal cases.
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How does the cultural scorn accorded to porn performers have an economic impact?
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Even the most lurid forms of behavior are accorded the same apotheosizing gloss.
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Workers with the Tokyo torch relay are not being accorded the same precautions.
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Why are white evangelicals accorded so little respect in the public square today?
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And I don't think Mr. Friedman was accorded his due as an innovator.
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There was no reckoning and the dead were not accorded a proper burial.
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Inferences based on a sample of one must never be accorded sure-thing interpretations.
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King Bhumibol is deeply revered in Thailand where he is accorded semi-divine status.
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Nonetheless, the title he is to be accorded after abdication is a touchy matter.
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THE welcome accorded the 20.1m refugees arriving in Germany in 20.3 is cooling fast.
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Over the past 80 years the significance it has been accorded has fluctuated wildly.
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To this day, farmworkers are not accorded the same federal protections as other workers.
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"Constitutional protection should be accorded only to speech that is explicitly political," he wrote.
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We're not sexy, we're not worthwhile, our disposable income is not to be accorded.
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He was received in foreign capitals with the honors accorded a chief of state.
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McCain then asked whether Assange should be accorded any credibility -- another implicit rebuke of Trump.
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Legion status is also frequently accorded to international artistic and cultural figures from diverse disciplines.
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What title, also accorded to James Clerk Maxwell and Lord Kelvin, did this earn him?
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Elijah Cummings lay in state in Congress, the first black politician to be accorded the honour.
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She rose to the Chief Secretary position in 2012, which accorded her chauffeurs and state housing.
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In the past, judges have accorded the executive branch and Congress special deference for military policy.
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The various representatives enjoy full diplomatic privileges and immunities, but are not formally accorded diplomatic status.
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He had never raised questions about my male colleagues, and I'd accorded him the same understanding.
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By surviving him, they're reaping the same dividends accorded the former aides of far nobler politicians.
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In recent years, many of the foreign visitors accorded such ranking were royals from European countries.
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As the film tells it, that otherwise exacting director accorded his apparently fearless star unusual leeway.
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As if I didn't create those covers accorded to exactly what I was told to do.
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Meanwhile, the "gun and the badge" proves nothing to no one yet is accorded great deference.
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AL GREEN, (D) TEXAS: Every member of the House is accorded the opportunity to bring up impeachment.
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The larger point here, however, involves the special status, approaching immunity, that football was accorded at Baylor.
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At the 2020 Democratic Party convention, no one (except past party nominees) should be accorded super status.
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Was Cheryl Karcher's punishment the kind of sweetheart deal accorded only the most privileged in our society?
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Theories have circulated through mathematics, medicine and philosophy without being accorded any particular weight on their own.
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Each was always checking to see that everything she said accorded with the other's point of view.
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From now on, they ruled, gay Indians are to be accorded all the protections of the Constitution.
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The respect accorded his professional position often gives him a surreal power to evade suspicion and accountability.
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One surmises that she is important given how much room her work has been accorded in this show.
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He hopes the surviving Burans will eventually be rescued from their current neglect and accorded the proper respect.
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The first Michelin dining guide for Bangkok accorded a coveted star to a street stall serving crab omelette.
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Islamist militant attacks in France and Belgium have reinvigorated calls for security agencies to be accorded greater powers.
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What this means in the self-proclaimed Islamic Caliphate is there simply is no sanctity accorded to childhood.
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Her father was a Lutheran pastor and thus was accorded certain luxuries, but he also faced endless suspicion.
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The Trump administration seems determined to end the leniency accorded to border infiltrators who bring children with them.
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"Every member of the House is accorded the opportunity to bring up impeachment," Green said on C-SPAN.
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The gestation of his ultimate manner accorded in date and in feeling with the catastrophe of the war.
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He told Reuters the government had established transparent mining rules and should "be accorded the respect they deserve".
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"If he is accorded love by the queen, he will be smiling like a Cheshire cat," he said.
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He mocks the Godlike deference accorded Iraq's presidents, the country's corruption, the use of religion for political gain.
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Under the current state Constitution, any function or power not expressly accorded to municipalities defaults to the state.
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There is nothing inconsistent with protecting freedom of expression and providing Jews the same protections accorded other minorities.
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Islamic women increasingly demanded they be accorded equal respect and treatment when it came to their clothing choices.
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Indeed, Trump has given Kim the kind of safe zone from criticism that he's accorded Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Junkanoo was celebrated during the Christmas holidays since that was the only time for celebration accorded to enslaved Africans.
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Deng Xiaoping is also in the constitution but this was an honour accorded him after his death in 1997.
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Last October the commission ruled against the tax arrangements accorded to Starbucks in the Netherlands and Fiat in Luxembourg.
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The group margin target of more than 10 percent would be accorded equal weight in future, Peter told Handelsblatt.
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China has repeatedly said Liu Xia is free and is accorded all rights guaranteed to her by Chinese law.
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China also rightly insists that it is a global great power and demands that it be accorded this status.
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That "Rocky" and the 1984 "Ghostbusters" have also been taken as canonical explains the mixed response accorded their reboots.
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As such, female victims of such abuse must be accorded the same protections as political refugees under the law.
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"Electric cars will still be accorded significant advantages in comparison with cars running on fossil fuels," the proposal said.
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The blood of St. Peter Martyr, who was killed by Cathar heretics in 1252, was also accorded medicinal properties.
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It actually points to a larger problem of how things are accorded significance online, on the basis of relevance.
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Still, a number of significant Symbolists joined Péladan's solemn circus, because many of his principles accorded with their own.
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"Let us claim the rights we know we are accorded as citizens, slowly, before we challenge decriminalization," she said.
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In theory, having the ability to help another when his or her health had forsaken them accorded some protection.
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Welcoming Pence to the parliament, Netanyahu said he was the first U.S. vice president to have been accorded the honor.
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Trump's controversial statements about the Second Amendment fall into both protected categories and would be accorded absolute First Amendment protection.
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Americans insisted that such impositions violated the charters as well as the protections accorded to them by the British constitution.
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Meng will be treated with velvet gloves while in custody, and she will be accorded due process throughout the proceedings.
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But Puerto Rico and the other territories have neither self-determination nor the federal financial backing accorded to U.S. states.
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They were not accorded an accusation and a trial, but were simply shot down in the streets, the critics say.
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He was greeted by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, who has acted as interim leader, and was accorded a military salute.
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In the 1980's, a joint House/Senate Committee was investigating the Iran-Contra scandal and accorded immunity to Col.
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The Eagles retired Wistert's No. 70 in 1952, the first time they had accorded that honor to a former player.
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In practice, in Indian society, those on the lowest social rung, like the Adivasis, are accorded less value than beasts.
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We are especially uncomfortable when asked to engage with realms of human experience that don't fit within the accorded norms.
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Welcoming Pence to the parliament, Netanyahu said he was the first U.S. vice president to have been accorded the honour.
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Some legal experts pointed out the role of protecting the public interest is one accorded to Purdue's opponents, the states.
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Are Palestinians deserving of comparable treatment that would be accorded Israelis, or have they forfeited those rights through their actions?
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Ms. Wald founded the Visiting Nurse Service of New York, helped to organize the first public school nursing system, and was a founding member of the N.A.A.C.P. She was held in such regard in her neighborhood, a reporter once wrote, that "her slightest wish is accorded a respect which is never accorded the law."
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During these ceremonies, knights only are accorded the "accolade": a brief touch on the shoulders with a sword by the sovereign.
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Deng Xiaoping's name is also in the constitution but this was an honour accorded him only after he died in 1997.
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Wade decision that legalized abortion nationwide is a precedent that should not be accorded the same deference as other past rulings.
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When women write with co-authors, the benefit to their career prospects is much less than half that accorded to men.
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This year's recesses accorded with these modern norms; the August recess was meant to run from July 28 to September 5.
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Sajid Ilyas Bhatti, the deputy attorney general representing the government, denied the appellants' claims, saying they had been accorded their rights.
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To make maximum use of the pier space accorded to him, he and a boatbuilder extended the original hull 30 feet.
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ZTE is accorded status as a "national champion" and by any measure a substantial "red-chip" company in China's corporate landscape.
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However, HRCP expressed "serious reservations about the extraordinary powers accorded to security forces -- ostensibly to ensure the integrity of the polls".
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Attention is finally being widely paid to the impunity or near impunity often accorded to police who wrongfully shoot unarmed people.
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This hostility was demonstrated both by statements made during the proceedings and also by the different treatment accorded Mr. Phillips' case.
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The handwriting was on the wall: China would not be treated as a normal nation, but would be accorded special treatment.
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Mr. Xi accorded Mr. Trump a lavish state visit to Beijing last November that the president has enthused about ever since.
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They have reduced the Senate's ability to demand compromise and have accorded the president greater power to appoint his preferred candidates.
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"Setting up a Mainland Port Area inside the West Kowloon station does not change the administrative area of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, does not affect the HKSAR's right to a high degree of autonomy accorded by the law, does not reduce or harm (Hong Kong) residents' rights and freedoms accorded by the law," the document added.
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"Female victims of violence are granted special protection similar to that accorded to refugees," the Italian interior ministry said on its website.
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The most Democratic-leaning districts are accorded the most delegates; in many places these are majority black and Hispanic districts, and Mrs.
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But the same human rights protections are not accorded to people executed under suspicion of selling or even just using illegal drugs.
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Although many of China's citizens are not treated as equals, Han Chinese with foreign passports are welcomed and accorded a special status.
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Most private-equity firms are private partnerships and do not face the level of scrutiny accorded to publicly listed firms like KKR.
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Though Asian pageants don't have the reach of national events like Miss America, the attention accorded to MAG winners enhances their reputation.
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He had been an early critic of lax supervision accorded doctors in training and of schedules that left them vulnerable to exhaustion.
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However, O'Malley surmised that today, such a title or honor would not be accorded to a clergyman accused of the same misdeeds.
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And by counting slaves as three-fifths of a person, the founders specifically accorded representation to people who had no political rights.
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When they turned up a few days later, he claimed, he showed them the hospitality he would have accorded any Saudi brother.
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The other side argues that the pair were common-law spouses and should be accorded the same rights as a heterosexual couple.
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Such factual findings are normally accorded deference by courts, which are bound not to substitute their judgment for policy or political choices.
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Singapore normally prides itself on being a meritocracy, in contrast to neighbouring Malaysia, where Malays and other indigenous groups are accorded special privileges.
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It was partly under Alexy's influence that the Russian state accorded special recognition to four "traditional" religions, Orthodox Christianity, Judaism, Islam and Buddhism.
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I'm not in favor of the idea that all cultures are the same or that all cultures ought to be accorded equal respect.
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If people can change, why wasn&apost this same mercy accorded to Roseanne Barr, to Amy Powell, who was head of Paramount television.
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It now looks unlikely the Nobel peace laureate will get a White House invite - an honor accorded by recent American presidents - anytime soon.
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So it is entitled to 12 nautical miles of territorial waters, but not the 200-mile exclusive economic zone accorded to habitable islands.
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So trusted was Ms. Rubero that she was accorded the very rare privilege of carrying tools like craft knives, screwdrivers and wire cutters.
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They apply only to their unemployment insurance claims and do not directly affect other drivers or extend to other protections normally accorded employees.
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Many remained in refugee camps created after the 85033 and 1967 wars and the majority were not accorded full citizenship where they resided.
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Generals Degoutte and Davignon were at the head of these troops, who shared fully in the welcome accorded to King Albert's own soldiers.
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Stoltenberg was the first leader of an international organization and the first Norwegian to be accorded the rare honor of such an address.
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To avoid offending Qataris about a delicate aspect of their history, it opened in 2015 without the fanfare usually accorded a royal project.
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For many years, anyone able to survive the Citadel's notoriously grueling four-year undergraduate program has been accorded special respect in the South.
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While Mr. Boehner no doubt enjoyed the attention accorded his biting remark on Mr. Cruz, it worked out for Mr. Cruz as well.
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Called "adultification," these are examples of beliefs that make it easier to trivialize their pain and deny them protection accorded to white children.
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The next time the island comes calling for special federal aid not accorded to U.S. citizens in general, this aid should be conditional.
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Alan Pierson conducted a 15-member orchestra, with Chris Thompson, the percussionist, accorded a solo, actually playing on that metal ring framing the orchestra.
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That means the parents do not receive a "baby bonus" from the state or certain tax breaks accorded to the parents of legitimate children.
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Title I of the Dodd-Frank Act has put this structure at risk, through the designation authority accorded the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC).
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In 2014, the Indian Supreme Court accorded "third gender" status to transgender people and an individual's right to determine the gender they identify with.
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Masri, a Saudi citizen, said from his home in Riyadh on Sunday after his release that the Saudi authorities had accorded him "all respect".
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The Supreme Court recognized it for what it was: a direct attack on the protections accorded to both free speech and the free press.
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President Donald Trump's administration backed the plaintiffs, saying international organizations should not be given anything more than the limited immunity foreign countries are accorded.
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One of the hallmarks of the Gates-Ballmer years was the too-high priority accorded to new products closely tied to Windows and Office.
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Since the deception came to light last year, Mr. Carder, 46, has achieved a degree of celebrity not usually accorded to vehicle emissions experts.
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Frida Kahlo, when she died in 1954, received the first official homage ever accorded to an artist, in Mexico City's Palace of Fine Arts.
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In the end, the legitimacy accorded by the vote is both the autocrat's entree to power and potentially his (they are all men) downfall.
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The bottom line is there is nothing inconsistent with protecting freedom of expression and, simultaneously, providing Jews with the same protections accorded other minorities.
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Supporters of judicial deference have said the views of agencies should be accorded greater weight because they often have technical expertise that judges lack.
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In Donohue's vision of America, the shopping mall, once accorded such high cultural value, has since depreciated to only a shell of its former self.
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The Moody's deal, about high ratings accorded securities that crashed during the crisis, was announced late on January 13th, the Friday before a holiday weekend.
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But Sirisena held his ground, saying he had told UN Secretary General António Guterres in a telephone conversation that his action accorded with the law.
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President Donald Trump's administration had backed the plaintiffs, saying international organizations should not be given anything more than the limited immunity foreign countries are accorded.
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But his working relationship with Trump remained awkward, and Mattis and Tillerson—whom McMaster referred to as the Team of Two—accorded him little respect.
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Mr. Cayetano told Mr. Minh that they would be "accorded proper treatment" and allowed visits by Vietnamese Embassy personnel, according to the Foreign Affairs Department.
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By lashing out at Republican demands that the president be accorded due process rights, Democrats could well suffer an electoral backlash against their hardball tactics.
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Many of them felt that they were captive to Uber's rules and demands and should thus be accorded the protections and benefits of traditional employees.
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Like people of color, the disabled and other minorities before them, L.G.B.T. citizens seek to be accorded the same public dignity available to everyone else.
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Still, doctrines within the "tent of the reasonable" are accorded a different status within public institutions and civil society from those deemed outside the tent.
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It's exciting, too, to watch women take on the kinds of roles and wield the varieties of expertise that have mostly been accorded to men.
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So far, much less attention has been accorded the result of the special counsel's investigation into the numerous contacts between the Trump campaign and foreign agents.
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"We are creating a world that all may enter without privilege or prejudice accorded by race, economic power, military force, or station of birth," Barlow wrote.
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In recent decades, we've seen large scale immigration; African-Americans and Hispanics rising to a more central place in society; and gays being accorded equal rights.
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"We are creating a world that all may enter without privilege or prejudice accorded by race, economic power, military force, or station of birth," he announced.
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The human factor — the emotional aspect of most people's single largest investment, a home — is far greater than the market stimuli that are accorded such importance.
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But one of the loudest ovations was accorded Bob Miller, a Hall of Fame broadcaster who enters his 44th season as the voice of the Kings.
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Congress is already considering such a strategy, but the effort is largely divorced from and lacks the political prioritization accorded to current discussions on Russia sanctions.
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Because of Mr. Rafsanjani's close relationship with Ayatollah Khomeini, he was accorded the honor of being buried in the late leader's mausoleum, in a golden cage.
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"One of the things I wanted to do is bring to beer the same dignity and respect and nobility that's been accorded to wine," Koch says.
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Meanwhile, the possibility that fascism will be accorded a fresh chance to strut around the world stage is enhanced by the volatile presidency of Donald Trump.
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Prior to this event, large institutional investors were accorded an exclusive first opportunity to purchase shares by investment banks before they traded in the public markets.
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Asylum seekers and families are both accorded particular protections in US and international law, which make it impossible for the government to simply send them back.
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The presumption of competence and authority that seems to be automatically accorded other mathematicians, for instance, is often not applied to them, several black mathematicians said.
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In practice, courts and authorities in democratic countries have often accorded some recognition to polygamous unions forged elsewhere when adjudicating, say, social-security benefits or child custody.
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It allows members of the World Trade Organisation to deviate from these constraints in respect of "advantages accorded to adjacent countries in order to facilitate frontier traffic".
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I'd seen old Westerns, the ways they often glorified white men in saddles and depicted Native Americans and women with less poetry than they accorded the sunsets.
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In a sentence, together with all kinds of other words, we wouldn't notice, but unencumbered, naked and accorded a line all to itself, the utterance becomes preposterous.
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"She cannot be accorded the same sentencing consideration as someone who accepts responsibility for her wrongful action, expresses remorse and promises to make amends," Judge Corrigan said.
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But Miguel Guelorget, a police officer in the demonstration, said that a government plan to revise pensions threatened the special retirement regimes like that accorded the police.
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The president seems to see certain people as exempt from the laws of gravity, and he has accorded Kushner a place snug beside him in that pantheon.
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Privacy is a compelling interest, he held, whether it's the traditional respect courts have accorded for privacy in the home or the modern extension to cellphone privacy.
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But Trump is only the third U.S. president to be accorded the honor of a state visit, after George W. Bush in 2003 and Barack Obama in 2011.
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Previously, Baghdad accorded a specific share to Basra and other oil-producing provinces as compensation for environmental damage from the industry and as a boost to local budgets.
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Instead, Meredith revised the plan to merge with Media General, an arrangement that accorded Media General cash from the transaction, as opposed to using cash to purchase Meredith.
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The chants of "USA" during Allen's speech started in order to drown out the anti-war calls of convention-goers unhappy with the welcome accorded to Pentagon brass.
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It has banned political activities, including gatherings of more than five people, and accorded itself the power to stop the publication of news it considers unconstructive or misleading.
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Perhaps the most famous French presidential pardon was that accorded to the Jewish army officer Alfred Dreyfus in 1899, after his treason conviction stirred a huge public controversy.
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Uber and other ride-hailing apps consider drivers to be contractors, without the labor rights accorded to employees, although in some countries the company does offer limited benefits.
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To give it up might mean a diminution of one's supposed station in life — no longer given the prime table, no longer accorded as much deference and respect.
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Francis though was expected to send an official telegram of condolence later in the day and celebrate Law's funeral Mass, an honor accorded to all Rome-based cardinals.
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With so much of our collective national experience consigned to oblivion, we tread unknowingly on the graves of those whose lack of accorded dignity echoes with us yet.
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The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan has expressed "serious reservations about the extraordinary powers accorded to security forces" and called the election "the dirtiest" in the country's history.
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By mastering antediluvian musical syntax, the Ramblers accorded the old-time string band canon great respect while also equipping themselves to reimagine it with their own exuberant stamp.
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She gave Welch her permission to use John Birch's name for the society, but she hoped to see her son accorded a religious rather than a political martyrdom.
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Perhaps due to West Coast roots, far from the spiritual home of NASCAR in the American south, Johnson has never received the widespread adulation accorded Petty and Earnhardt.
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North Korea's leaders have long wanted to be seen as major players on the world stage and to be accorded the respect and legitimacy given to nuclear powers.
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Hillhouse BGN Holdings and Baker Brothers said on the cover of BeiGene's prospectus that they would buy half of the I.P.O. on the terms accorded to the other investors.
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According to the Justice Department's brief, the Commerce secretary easily met the extremely deferential standard accorded to his department over census decisions, which requires merely that they be rational.
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But for all his undeniable talents and swagger, for all the importance he is deservedly accorded, it's my opinion that he is actually the runner-up on the track.
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There was also spectacular hypocrisy in the widespread booing of American double-doper Justin Gatlin while many other offenders, including some American team mates, were accorded a polite welcome.
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Directors are often accorded a God-like status, and, like Zeus or other misbehaving deities, have been permitted to commit sins that would be unforgivable in a mere mortal.
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Mr. Obama is not getting the recognition historically accorded a president who presides over economic revival, but then again, neither are divided Republicans seen as offering a positive alternative.
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Under Canadian legislation, U.S. wheat automatically receives the lowest quality grade and price in Canada, while Canadian wheat commands the price accorded to its quality in the United States.
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It's a sentiment widely shared in France today, as a growing segment of the country refuses the abject status accorded them by a Paris-centric political and economic establishment.
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One of my compositions during my college years was sent on to the Dean of Liberal Arts for its quality when no other student was accorded such an honor.
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As citizens of countries belonging to the leading international copyright law treaty, the detainees are entitled to all of the benefits under U.S. copyright law accorded to American citizens.
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" By contrast, Constant wrote, "the aim of the moderns is the enjoyment of security in private pleasures, and they call liberty the guarantees accorded by institutions to those pleasures.
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It is perhaps easier to see how the loss of the privileged place accorded to literary expression in society translates into different decisions by students about what to study.
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The attention accorded to Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on the US and European stage this month is testament to Saudi Arabia's centrality to this new order.
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What remains unclear is whether the individual Sacklers who have been sued will benefit from the automatic stay of litigation that will most likely be accorded to their company.
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"If local people are accorded stronger rights to their land and environment in and around protected areas, they can be the strongest allies in protecting against poaching," Counsell said.
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The rise of turmeric latte or golden milk, a sweetened blend of the Indian spice with nut milk, is closely linked to the recent superfood status accorded to turmeric.
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He accorded his father strikingly less attention — just 34 words, compared with 132 about his mother — mentioning his "unparalleled work ethic" while not saying exactly what work he did.
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"True West" — first seen in New York in a misbegotten, miscast production at the Public Theater nearly four decades ago — hasn't always received the solemn respect accorded the others.
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Freedom, equality, liberty are accorded to white people who are thought of as white, and black folk and Native Americans are seen as "others," or seen as less than.
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And given the new administration about to take office, there are serious questions as to whether any convicts will be accorded clemency, and if they are, who they will be.
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Blue slips are a courtesy accorded by the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee that allows senators to give their opinion of nominees for judicial vacancies located within their states.
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Mr. Duterte will be accorded a full state visit, and is scheduled to meet with the Chinese leader, President Xi Jinping, on Thursday at the Great Hall of the People.
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In my visits to those three countries, I've been struck by how much more dignity has been accorded to Syrian refugees in Turkey than in Jordan, and especially in Lebanon.
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No tenable account of executive power holds that a president's purposes in exercising powers accorded under Article II, "to take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed," have no import.
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Sony caught flak for its hiring of a relative rookie, Jon Watts ("Cop Car"), to direct, with critics saying that such opportunities are rarely accorded to women with comparable résumés.
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That week, New York City was recovering from the all-out reception it had just accorded to Marshal Joseph Jacques Césaire Joffre and other members of the French War Commission.
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Gymnasts are serious athletes (how sad that even needs to be said) and should be accorded the same respect and reverence offered to the men who run, jump and swim.
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If trained artists grew to love folk and craft art, perhaps it was not because they simply discovered it from outliers, but because it accorded with their own world views.
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They would have accorded second-class status to gay marriage—in fact, they did not even use the word "marriage", speaking instead about "same-sex unions" and "same-sex family relationships".
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The first step, he said, would include removing most favored nation (MFN) trade privileges that had been accorded to Pakistan - though annual bilateral trade between the countries is barely $2 billion.
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"It is time that members of the Negro race are accorded, without reservations or evasions, the full rights guaranteed them under the 14th Amendment to the Federal Constitution," Judge Clarke said.
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The idea that it would make sense for Disney to buy Netflix was floated in April by BTIG's Rich Greenfield, a call that accorded the analyst a huge amount of press.
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But Schlafly was still just a woman in an era where women were not accorded much respect in politics—a standard she wanted to preserve for others, while breaking for herself.
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" Last summer, a judge on the Alameda County Superior Court rejected the hospital's argument that the brain-death exam from 2013 "must be accorded finality for any and all other purposes.
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Rajan, 53, had been accorded rock-star status by markets for defusing a currency crisis, lowering inflation and winning parliament's approval to set up the MPC which will set interest rates.
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However, the Senate recessed to campaign in late September, even though the panel could have accorded her a vote on three Thursdays that month but chose not to hold a meeting.
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First, Trump ended Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), the legal protection accorded to 800,000 young people, known as "Dreamers," who have lived in the United States since they were children.
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As long as he embraces a hold-until-death strategy, his heirs will be accorded a $50 billion tax basis in their inherited shares, insulating all prior appreciation from income tax.
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The same inhuman treatment is accorded dissidents who espouse the human rights guaranteed by China's constitution, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
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Some of the symptoms of "chronic Lyme"—headaches, exhaustion, and cognitive dysfunction—have been dismissed as too vague or too similar to those of other conditions to be accorded diagnostic weight.
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Meryl Streep will get most of the attention accorded the crowd-pleasing "Florence Foster Jenkins" thanks to a performance that may single-handedly set off a boom in the earplug industry.
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Second, they could say they did it in a way that accorded with Republican principles — by handing the power over to the states rather than dictating a single solution from Washington.
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In her memoir, she recalls that he searched the ruins and found a Torah, which Jews traditionally treat with the dignity and reverence that would be accorded to an important person.
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For the Sandy Hook parents aiming to find an opening in the blanket liability accorded gunmakers by the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act of 2005, Remington's difficulties are inconsequential.
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When the government is deciding about the guidelines for school lunches, industry is in the room, making sure the potato doesn't get tossed and gets the same respect accorded to vegetables.
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Ms. Ferré, in effect, declares Puerto Rican literary independence by giving the island the same mini-epic treatment accorded sovereign nations like Chile and Colombia in the work of their leading novelists.
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Generally speaking, it's bad news when a candidate who's been accorded frontrunner status by the press finds himself in a political brawl with the Bridgegate guy, who's polling in sixth place nationally.
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The appeal is easy to grasp: Saddled with the low traditional multiples accorded by Wall Street to mere profitability, they are salivating at the possibility of a data-driven Silicon Valley valuation.
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The investigation has "identified that Mr Ghosn was accorded a personal benefit valued at 50,000 euros under the terms of a sponsorship contract with the Chateau de Versailles", Renault said on Thursday.
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"Eventually, this can cause some resentment if the oldest is treated like a younger child and not accorded some status or recognition for his or her own skills and competence," she says.
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Often, these women ignore or even abjure the "feminist" label because it is automatically associated with the primacy accorded to legal abortion by groups like Planned Parenthood and other national feminist groups.
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"His views may also be accorded great weight, and I think the fact that he's now likely to be a justice of the Supreme Court will give them added weight," Gottridge added.
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Those who seek only to spread hateful lies and are not open to good faith public debate should not be accorded the respectful attention that we owe real partners in constructive dialogue.
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Flying across the Miyako Strait, which also sits to the northeast of the self-ruled island of Taiwan that China claims as its own, accorded with international law and practice, it added.
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"LGBT Singaporeans and residents pay the same taxes while not getting the state housing benefits accorded to heterosexual married couples," said Rajeswari, who edited a legal guidebook for LGBT+ couples in Singapore.
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Several details of the agreement remain to be clarified, including the status to be accorded to the Taliban, which the draft recognizes under their preferred title as the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.
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First introduced in 1917, the blue slip has been accorded varying weights by different Judiciary Committee chairmen, but when Obama took office, the committee's chairman was Senator Patrick Leahy, a Vermont Democrat.
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That same year, Mr. Wuorinen wrote an article for High Fidelity, titled "We Spit on the Dead," noting the widespread disrespect that he said was accorded to his lodestars Stravinsky and Schoenberg.
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In the end, in as much as Margaret became a successful partner to her sister, it was in areas like the arts, and ballet and opera — which accorded with her natural tastes.
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Taking into account the rights accorded to those and other preferred shares, common stock in The Honest Co. was only worth $12.75 a share, or about 35% less, according to the calculator.
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She reiterated the position of other senior officials that authorities would not comment on an individual visa, and that the decision accorded with the law and the specific circumstances of the case.
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New respect is being accorded those native grapes in the all-important export market, which accounts for only 13 percent of production but is worth about 82.6 million euros (about $91 million).
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The pro-Kavanaugh side typically defends traditional western jurisprudence by which an accused is accorded due process protections, such as the presumption of innocence; the burden of proof is on the accuser.
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That sort of behavior is thematic in Rough Night: Blair and Frankie's relationship is treated with the gravity and level of respect that is accorded to heterosexual relationships, over and over again.
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"He said with deep emotion that the Chinese comrades accorded cordial hospitality to him with utmost sincerity in token of warm comradely friendship during his recent unforgettable visit to China," the KCNA said.
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Chinese Defence Ministry spokesman Wu Qian said Chinese air force activities accorded with international law and norms, and that it was Japan which was increasing its monitoring and interfering in normal training exercises.
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In response, Williams sent Energy Transfer two proposals to fix the structure of the deal in a way that would not cause concerns over taxes, or change the value accorded to either side.
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The rapturous reception extended last month to President Obama — the warmest accorded by any nation during his presidency, as he confided to an American diplomat — was a measure of an almost miraculous reconciliation.
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The question of whether the conflict was a rebellion or a civil war had immediate practical implications: Should rebels be accorded the rights of lawful combatants, or should they be prosecuted as criminals?
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In the District of Columbia, our limited home rule status renders us vulnerable to interference by Congress, especially on important social issues that states are accorded deference to under the concept of federalism.
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The problem is less (as so many are saying) the legitimacy the president accorded the North Korean leader, so much as the one-sided outcome that yielded little in the way of substance.
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The coverage, as fawning as that accorded to Mr. Putin, portrayed the research as groundbreaking and vital for Russian technology, suggesting an emerging role for Ms. Tikhonova as a champion of Russian science.
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" The Indian foreign ministry issued a statement this month saying there is no change in India's position, and that "His Holiness is accorded all freedom to carry out his religious activities in India.
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"There should be no preferential access to government, or appearance of preferential access, accorded to individuals or organizations because they have made financial contributions to politicians and political parties," Mr. Trudeau's rules state.
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It also affords him standing to raise questions about the nomination process, like why Iowa and New Hampshire, both overwhelmingly white states, are accorded such immense electoral power in an increasingly diverse America.
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Historically, presidents have been accorded broad latitude to pursue precisely this sort of arrangement as part of their conduct of foreign affairs, something that is itself a matter of debate among constitutional lawyers.
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In the clubhouse, the Mets had given him a locker in a corner, with an empty locker next to it for extra space, another privilege — like the prime parking space — that is accorded veterans.
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It is yet to sink in fully in London that Britain will become a third country once it leaves the EU. It will no longer enjoy the benefits, influence and priority accorded to members.
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"The primary explanation accorded by the administration was so sparse, and really almost negligible," Avidan Cover, an associate dean at Case Western University's law school, told VICE News ahead of the arguments on Tuesday.
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"We want the Singapore race to be accorded its due importance and position in the context of the F1 calendar because of the value we think it brings to the overall sport," said Iswaran.
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In posters, magazines, books and videos, it provides a historical overview of the printed matter that was designed by women over the past century or so to pursue the liberties long accorded to men.
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For critics of long standing, bragging rights are accorded to those who saw Mr. Margiela's first show, or his second, or his last, in 2008, which capped his career and after which he disappeared.
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As a result of that disaster, Haitians were accorded TPS in the United States, granted to individuals from countries where conditions such as war, natural disasters or political strife prevent them from returning safely.
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Donald Simson of the British Empire Service League was said by The Times in 1924 to have been gratified by the reception accorded to a plan to affiliate the league with the American Legion.
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Presidential homes are always accorded protection, but they have typically been stand-alone structures, bordered by lawns or trees, rather than luxury stores and major tourist destinations, like St. Patrick's Cathedral and Rockefeller Center.
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Her work from this period is unbylined — few reporters were accorded bylines then — a state of affairs she pronounced as being for the best: It simultaneously spared her parents familial anxiety and social indignity.
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There are lots of reasons why she has not been accorded the same status as Hartley and O'Keeffe, and more than a few have to do with deeply ingrained prejudices regarding money and class.
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It's a full-scale recreation of the Oval Office that lets viewers stroll about the room with a freedom usually only accorded to presidents, but the centerpiece is the photorealistic, lifelike figure of Trump himself.
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He is rapidly acquiring the moral stature once accorded to people like Anatoly Marchenko, a Soviet dissident who was on hunger strike for 117 days and died soon after he ended it in December 1986.
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Eventually making his way to New York's Hudson Valley, he helped propel landscape painting to the prestige accorded historical and religious themes, a momentum that eventually led to the founding of the Hudson River School.
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Armed whites illegally occupying federal land are still accorded citizenship rights, not labeled as terrorists, and negotiated with to achieve a peaceful resolution (although one armed protester was shot and killed by an FBI agent).
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In this context, TRAI's latest Regulations are a big step in the right direction, and secure India a position amongst the select few nations to have accorded legislative respect for the principle of network neutrality.
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At the other end of the spectrum, the C-SPAN scholars accorded five men the indignity of ranking below William Henry Harrison, who became ill at his inauguration and died 6900 days into his term.
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The inclusion of Ms. Le Pen, whose far-right, anti-Europe National Front far outpolls Mr. Hollande's governing Socialists, in the weekend meetings in Paris accorded her a changed status in France, Mr. Röttgen noted.
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When Weinberg died, in 1996, he received few obituaries in the West; in the past decade, though, his name has gained lustre, with his 1968 Holocaust opera, "The Passenger," being accorded productions around the world.
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That meant crafting a vision of the future of legal immigration that accorded with the desires of pro-immigration Republicans' favorite lobbyists, and then throwing enough money at border security to win over marginal ones.
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Renault has discovered that "Mr Ghosn was accorded a personal benefit valued at 50,000 euros under the terms of a sponsorship contract with the Chateau de Versailles", the company said in a statement on Thursday.
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Mr. Trump made no major gaffes, his energy did not flag and he was accorded a lavish reception at every stop, especially Beijing, where President Xi Jinping threw open the doors of the Forbidden City.
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Since October, many universities across China have placed "Xi Thought" at the core of their curricula – the first time since the era of Mao Zedong that a Chinese leader has been accorded similar academic stature.
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The status of Uber's drivers has always been a contentious issue — many of them felt they were captive to the company rules and demands and should be accorded the protections and benefits of traditional employees.
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Thirty years since the day of the bloody crackdown, China has grown steady into the world's second-largest economy, and its people have been accorded more freedom to travel and to choose their line of work.
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The number of boys applying for the schools, and accorded positions in the choir, has dwindled since the allegations first came to prominence in 2010, though programs have been instituted at the schools to prevent abuse.
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The hope for all is that one day, you'll be accorded the same rights as the majority: To be seen as who you are, in full, and treated as well or as badly as everyone else.
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Just one day after US Attorney General Loretta Lynch closed an investigation into Hillary Clinton's email practices without bringing criminal charges, the State Department says it is reopening a separate inquiry, accorded to The Associated Press.
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The welcome accorded to Mr. Sharif by party loyalists was muted, however, as the country mourned Abdul Sattar Edhi, the famed social worker who was buried earlier in the day in Karachi after a state funeral.
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"I think we should give Donald Trump the same respect that Mitch McConnell accorded to Barack Obama ... which is not much of anything," Perez said in an interview with MSNBC shortly after Trump was sworn in.
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"We testify to the grace, the keen wit, and the intellectual commitment of Professor Ronell and ask that she be accorded the dignity rightly deserved by someone of her international standing and reputation," the professors wrote.
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Mr Lim's appointment is an unusual move for Dr Mahathir, widely regarded as a champion of Malays and other indigenous groups (who make up 69% of the population) and the privileges accorded to them in Malaysia's constitution.
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He's the only person, other than the players, to be accorded this privilege, either by dint of his longevity, by his decades of NBA patronage, or by the fact that he knows everyone else on the court.
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Zhao Zeliang, director of the Cyberspace Administration of China's cyber security coordination bureau, told reporters that every article in the law accorded with rules of international trade, and China would not close the door on foreign companies.
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The polarisation of politics in America; the entrenchment of party whips in Britain; complete dysfunction in Italy; and institutionalised corruption and class prejudice in India: all of these result from the misplaced importance accorded to political parties.
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"Women's welfare and development will be accorded a high priority at all levels within the government, and the BJP is committed to 33 percent reservation in parliament and state assemblies through a constitutional amendment," the manifesto said.
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Rajan announced in June that he would not be seeking a second term, stunning investors who had accorded him "rock-star" status as the former International Monetary Fund chief economist who saw the global financial crash coming.
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Will we act in this world with respect for our founding conviction that all people have equal dignity in the eyes of God and should be accorded the same respect by the laws and governments of men?
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Curiously, the causal effect of the sacrifices of U.S. servicemen in vanquishing Imperial Japan and Korean liberation are not only assiduously accorded the silent treatment, but the role of the U.S. in Korea is occasionally frowned upon.
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His remarks accorded with Mr. Trump's positive view of the Russian president, which had prompted speculation about what Mr. Trump saw in Mr. Putin — more commonly denounced in the United States as a ruthless, anti-Western autocrat.
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Government's real service is not in its regulation of economic activity, which is often counterproductive, but in its guarantee of rights as codified in the Bill of Rights, which are accorded every citizen regardless of economic status.
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The group's president, Eric Rubin, said in a statement to POLITICO that the Foreign Service Act of 1980 specifies ambassadorships should "normally be accorded to career members of the Service," with only occasional exceptions for qualified outsiders.
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In total, 18 of 52 parcels of land in the upscale neighborhood of Ouaga 2000 were accorded to people close to the transitional government, including one plot that was given to Zida through his foundation, the audit said.
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CHASKA, Minnesota (Reuters) - Very few figures from the sports world have been mourned as great statesmen or global leaders but iconic golfer Arnold Palmer was accorded that status with U.S. President Barack Obama leading the tributes on Monday.
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Above all else, Dan is a gentleman, a fact that I have been reminded of countless times in the warm greetings he has accorded me and my family upon our numerous visits to the embassy in Tel Aviv.
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"The stresses on these kinds of workers has to do with the lack of respect and value that the work itself is accorded, not to mention the lack of regulations that make their working conditions suboptimal," Gerson says.
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The behavior of the trial Judge and the latitude accorded to the prisoner, who was permitted to conduct her own defense, seemed unaccountable on this side of the Atlantic, where we are inclined to boast of our liberty.
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The press release cites, as a key influence, Philip Steinberg and Kimberley Peters's 2015 article "Wet Ontologies, Fluid Spaces," which argues that geographical theory has not accorded proper significance to the ocean's slippery, often paradoxical spatio-temporal qualities.
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Yet, confoundingly, Freud "is destined to remain among us as the most influential of 20th-century sages," Crews writes, claiming that the attention bestowed on him by contemporary scholars and commentators ranks with that accorded Shakespeare and Jesus.
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According to the Charter of the French Language, the 1977 law that made French the official language of Quebec, French is accorded certain rights and privileges, including the requirement that all signs for a business must be in French.
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Op-Ed Contributor In November 1951, as Bhumibol Adulyadej, 20143, was heading back to Thailand to take his throne, a group of generals overthrew the royalist government and stripped the Constitution of the substantial powers it accorded the monarchy.
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Ms. Caballé was, critics concurred, one of the sublime representatives of a type of diva most often associated with a bygone, golden era: smolderingly regal, seemingly inscrutable, a larger-than-life presence accorded godlike status by her reverential public.
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But Beijing's call for "full respect (to be) accorded to the reasonable requests of developing members" could increase friction with Washington, which says the WTO must stop giving special treatment to countries such as China that call themselves "developing".
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Many drivers arrive after working as private drivers for middle- and upper-class Indians; those jobs can be grueling — drivers work long hours, are expected to be constantly on call, and often aren't accorded much respect for their work.
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That said, it is important that the president's counsel has been accorded a fair explanation of the president's status in the investigation, since how Trump is treated may be viewed as an exemplar for how justice is dispensed generally.
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That status would give them access to the myriad benefits accorded full members of this wealthy oil state — from free health care and education, to a guaranteed income, subsidized utilities, a marriage bonus, land and an interest-free house loan.
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Even Rob—the anonymous one of the family, with his relatively meager Instagram following of 9.9 million—lives on a smartphone stage larger than that accorded to virtually every athlete, musician, or other talent-based celebrity in the entire world.
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What Wheeler fails to grasp, however, is that deference is accorded on a case-by-case basis, and his victory in USTelecom resulted more from bad facts and the appellants' legal strategy than from superior legal acumen by the FCC.
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Above and behind him looms a Jefferson shorn of his avowed Epicureanism and depicted as if his perfunctory expressions of respect for Cicero and Aristotle ought to be accorded more weight than his strong expressions of admiration for Locke and Bacon.
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The Philippines, which has a defence treaty with America, asked the court to declare that "historic rights" claimed by China in the region were only valid if they accorded with the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).
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An unofficial campaign to name Xi the "core" has been underway this year, with about two-thirds of provincial leaders referring to him as such in speeches, according to figures compiled by Reuters, before the plenum formally accorded him the title.
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By striking down the act's definition of marriage as a union of a man and a woman, the Supreme Court invalidated the entire law and for the first time granted same-sex marriage partners the recognition and benefits accorded married heterosexuals.
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She followed that beat throughout her career, undaunted by expectations that black artists should engage with social issues, not abstraction, and by a lack of wider recognition, of a kind that white male abstract artists of her generation were accorded.
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"But, despite the flexibility that is accorded 6 district courts to streamline proceedings and manage their calendars, district courts are not free to bypass rules of procedure that are 8 carefully calibrated to ensure fair process to both sides," he said.
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"The possibility that fascism will be accorded a fresh chance to strut around the world stage is enhanced by the volatile presidency of Donald Trump," wrote Albright, who under President Clinton became the first woman to lead the State Department.
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The team's presentation was not exactly smooth — the list first distributed to journalists had several mistakes — and almost immediately Mr. Macron's leading centrist ally, François Bayrou, said he was unhappy with the number of places accorded to members of his party.
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"I think men are accorded more authority than women and we have to find other ways of using authority and maybe wearing it much more lightly than our male counterparts perhaps, but I think that's one of the biggest challenges."
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With so few male descendants left in the line of succession, Mr. Abe suggested on Friday that other branches of the former imperial family could be accorded a status that would allow men in their lines to ascend to the throne.
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What is unusual in this case and clearly creates an appearance of impropriety was holding "off-campus" meetings, the use of a famous lawyer (Starr) who recruited Acosta to the firm and the clearly special treatment that was accorded to accused pedophile Epstein.
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Yet, the blind eye turned last Monday to the fate looming over the future of Northern Ireland, which is part of the U.K. and the independent Republic of Ireland, reflected the afterthought status accorded to them up to now throughout the Brexit process.
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In the text of the UK-EU agreement, the sector was accorded roughly the same number of paragraphs as the fishing industry, despite the latter accounting for less than 1.5 percent of the former's 119 billion pounds of economic activity in 2017.
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It's hard to say whether S&P's new guidelines will encourage the next startup wunderkind, be it Airbnb or Uber, to give future investors the same rights accorded to, say, Brian Chesky or Travis Kalanick, the respective founders of those private firms.
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This reduced the risk premium accorded to stocks, and it allowed advocates like William Greenough of TIAA to make the case that equities belonged in long-term portfolios, given that investors could make informed decisions about which stocks to buy, Sylla argues.
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"Fundamentally in its broadest terms, the question is what degree of mutual recognition would be accorded to the UK... and whether or not a mutual recognition framework could be negotiated that would as much as possible replicate the current passporting regime," Carney said.
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Modi said Switzerland had also agreed to support its bid for membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), which it applied to join last month, having won a waiver in 2008 that accorded it the right to trade in commercial nuclear technology.
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An accused, moreover, is accorded a broad array of due process protections — the right to counsel, to confront witnesses, to present a defense, to testify or choose not to do so, to be charged only if a grand jury approves, and so on.
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He called it highly controversial, divisive and discriminatory, but added: "It is totally right that the incoming president of our closest and most important ally should be accorded the honor of a state visit, and that is supported by this government," he said.
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Trump and First Lady Melania are due in Britain on June 3 for the state visit affair and he will become only the third U.S. president to be accorded the honor, after George W. Bush in 2003 and Barack Obama in 2011.
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The significance accorded to deficit reduction declined across party lines: Republicans are 28503 points less likely to identify it as a top priority than they had been in 22019, while Democrats are 19 points and independents 17 points less likely to do so.
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The Minister set forth that these features of the bill are in direct violation of the provisions of the Treaty of 1880, which guaranteed to Chinese laborers in the United States the treatment invariably accorded to the subjects of the most favored nations.
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" I, for one, am grateful for all the thinking and doing that have changed how Americans navigate one another's identities, and I do not have the luxury of dismissing the improvement in the dignity I am accorded daily as an "artificial dialect.
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As the war continued, Stanton ordered an ever-increasing number of military trials for civilians and used the broad powers of arrest accorded him by the president to lock up correspondents and editors of the newspapers he was alternately censoring and cultivating.
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The first study revealed a 66 percent decline in the number of songs by women on their Yearend Airplay reports between 2000 and 250, as well as significant disparity in the total spins accorded to songs by men and women in this period.
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That is perhaps one of the most important lessons that now former Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta should absorb as his career appears to be crashing and burning in the wake of the "Lolita Express," the nickname accorded to Jeffrey Epstein's now-infamous corporate jet.
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Though these are the very last days of the Obama administration, at every stop the reception accorded the outgoing defence secretary, Ashton Carter in Asia, the Middle East and Europe reflects years of American commitment to upholding global rules and some inchoate idea of freedom.
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Specifically, it is one of those understaffed and underlit only-in-the-movies psychiatric hospitals in which notoriously dangerous, devious and/or homicidal inmates are accorded a degree of security which would be deemed inadequate for a city-centre pub on a Friday night.
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I'd heard a singer use the words "Shut your mouth" on a record before (Julian Cope on World Shut Your Mouth), but this was something different and personal: proud defiance, a demand that Morrissey's human fragility be accorded the love he deserved but never received.
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It will also raise doubts as to whether U.K. financial firms will continue to be accorded the same financial passport that they now have to the European market, which allows them to operate in European financial markets without being subjected to additional regulatory requirements.
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But it was white noise compared to the greeting, fit for a prodigal son, that Dodgers fans accorded Puig, who spent time this season in Class AAA because of his poor hitting and also showed up on waivers, presumably because of his poor judgment.
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If Trump's worst instincts continue to guide him, as here, he will only diminish the office and the nation by undermining the trust and respect accorded the president by those who serve him, and corroding the chain of command responsible for our national security.
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The Vatican announced that the pope would preside over funeral rites on Thursday morning in St. Peter's Basilica, an honor accorded to all cardinals based in Rome An earlier version of this obituary misidentified the branch of the military in which Cardinal Law's father served.
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As a gender expert and an assault survivor, as a woman of color and a patriot, the #MeToo and #WhyIDidntReport movements have emboldened my resolve to fight for dignity, respect and fairness to be accorded to the half of humankind that has historically been marginalized.
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It also cited the exceptional treatment that the United Nations accorded President Xi Jinping of China when he visited its Geneva headquarters in January: It sent home many staff members early, refused access to nongovernment organizations and granted access to only a handful of journalists.
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Ms. Streep will get most of the attention accorded this film, a Stephen Frears crowd-pleaser about a real-life figure, "thanks to a performance that may single-handedly set off a boom in the earplug industry," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The New York Times.
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The post-financial crisis years have been unhelpful for U.S. fund managers insofar as correlations have been high and differentiation between the top and bottom performing stocks has been low, largely due to the precedence accorded to central bank interventions and macro concerns over individual stock factors.
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As a result, Wade has achieved a lightness rarely seen in aging greats, who typically handle their waning superiority with reflexive denial, their psyches are wired to double down on the same formula that accorded them their success, and they bet on themselves until they're broke.
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Impressed by the length of the standing ovation accorded Mrs Owens, the president departed from his prepared script: "And Ryan is looking down right now, you know that, and he's very happy because I think he just broke a record," he beamed at the young widow.
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The Court also should recognize that whether the individual provided personal information "voluntarily" should not be accorded any weight in the reasonable-expectation-of-privacy inquiry, because there is no correlation between the voluntary provision of information to a third party and legitimate expectations of privacy.
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Soon after playing in his 1,000th game, in January 1967, he was presented with the Medal of the City of New York by Mayor John V. Lindsay and he was honored at the old Madison Square Garden with the first "night" ever accorded a Rangers player.
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"Facing such a reality, there have been responses like that of last Thursday, but...we must continue to attempt together to end the conflict," Beltran said, adding that the negotiators would hand over all the agreements accorded so far as a departure point for future talks.
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Victims of such serious misconduct should not be constrained to pursue relief from decision makers who are not trained as judges, are not qualified to act as courts of law, and are not positioned to ensure that such victims are accorded both procedural and substantive due process.
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" Amichai was so famous in Israel that, as Mel Gussow wrote in his 2000 New York Times obituary, "walking in Jerusalem, his home for many years, he would be recognized and accorded the attention that in the United States might be reserved for a movie star or athlete.
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They can treat the continent as one: the product of a rough history of geographically differentiated leaps forward and lurches backward in which no nation has a monopoly on progress; one in which each is expected to apply the same standards and each is accorded the same status.
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For instance, Sunnis are not permitted to run for the presidency in Iran under Article 115 of its constitution, and despite the language in Article 12 that other sects within Islam are to be accorded "full respect," the major and dominant form of Islam remains Shiite Twelver Ja'fari.
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But 2 Chainz and Wayne are interesting because they are perhaps the most recent inductees into this class of MC and, other than Andre 3000, some of the only Southern artists accorded the respect that has always been assumed for rap's great lyricists from New York and California.
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When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his wife, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, arrived at the White House for a state dinner on Thursday, the first given for a Canadian in two decades, it was on a wave of international attention not accorded a Canadian politician in, well, maybe ever.
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The confrontation between Moscow and Constantinople puts the rest of the Orthodox world in an awkward position, forced to choose between the wealth and power accorded to the Russian church by the Kremlin versus centuries of church tradition represented by the mother church in Constantinople, now known as Istanbul.
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The movie is another of his blunt social allegories: It follows an aging man (Lincoln Maazel) as he makes his way through an amusement park where other patrons condescend to him, assault him and otherwise treat him with roughly the same level of dignity accorded one of Romero's zombies.
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The factions are accorded one major actor apiece: Mark Strong is an inspector with a police negotiations team, Abbie Cornish is a BBC News reporter, Jamie Bell is a member of Britain's Special Air Service and Tim Pigott-Smith (who died in April) is William Whitelaw, Britain's home secretary.
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His conclusion, that we should treat what wealth we have with gratitude, while accepting with equanimity "that everything that has been accorded us can be taken back," is wise enough, as far as it goes, even if he doesn't venture to tell us how to get there from here.
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While there is a rough consensus in Israel on the vital issues of national security and relations with the Palestinians, Mr. Liberman has exposed a fault line on the role of religion, appealing to secular Israelis fed up with the special benefits and subsidies accorded the ultra-Orthodox.
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The Dell and DFC decisions introduced uncertainty to M&A deals, especially if Vice-Chancellor Laster meant what he seemed to imply about the untrustworthiness of the market in going-private deals and if even market prices obtained in well-executed auctions were not going to be accorded deference.
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MCCARTHY: Look, I think it&aposs clear that these were two investigations that were going on at the same time, and whether you are a liberal or conservative Republican or Democratic, I don&apost know how you look at them and say the same quality of justice was accorded to both.
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Characters wend out of one story only to wend into another in a similar but different form, as if from a parallel universe; meanwhile, concepts that feel like anime parody (giant robot panda pilots — no, really, it's for a good cause) are accorded the same respect as ritual and ancestral pride.
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David Ruebain, chief executive of the UK's Equality Challenge Unit, which supports equality and diversity among students and staff in higher education including through the Athena SWAN Charter, also suggested women's views in a meeting not being accorded much attention as an example of how implicit bias can manifest in academia.
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For all the rhetoric about the protections for American citizens embedded in the special surveillance authorities accorded the intelligence community, at the end of the day, law-abiding Americans can find themselves being scrutinized by their government employing a legal architecture that was actually supposed to be about investigating foreign powers.
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By accepting the idea that the UK's border with Ireland would be drawn in the Irish Sea and that, after Brexit, Northern Ireland would de facto remain in the European Single Market, questions are being raised in Scotland whether it should not be accorded the same treatment as Northern Ireland.
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" One respondent, who took a job in Parliament after working in other organizations, described being "shocked by the almost godlike status accorded to M.P.s, who must always be treated with kid gloves, and shocked by the level of deference of staff, which fell into the obsequious category more often than not.
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Enough time has passed that many us now now regard PCs with the same mundane acceptance once accorded to cassette tapes and AOL trial CDs, but there was a time when performing even dull tasks on a computer felt like an adventure, something almost too fun to count as work.
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Colette wrote more than 30 books and was made a member of the Belgian Royal Academy, the prestigious French Académie Goncourt and a grand officer of the French Legion of Honor, before becoming the first Frenchwoman ever accorded a state funeral in 1954 (she's buried at Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris).
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It's a big milestone many people in the country are celebrating, and rightly so — the news comes on the heels of the 2015 decision that accorded Saudi women the right to vote, and the official loosening of the guardianship rules earlier this year that had previously given men power over female relatives' lives.
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" In addressing the challenge under the INA — an argument that Trump had gone too far under the law — Roberts wrote that the challengers' "request for a searching inquiry into the persuasiveness of the President's justifications is inconsistent with the broad statutory text and the deference traditionally accorded the President in this sphere.
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Technically, Dr. Lifschutz lost his case: The courts ruled that therapists, unlike priests, were not covered by an absolute privilege; that confidentiality was accorded to the patient, not the doctor; and that the disparate treatment of priests and therapists by the judicial system did not deny him equal protection under the law.
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While it would have been a courtesy typically accorded to sports editors, it helped that William Waters, her predecessor as sports editor of The Sun, was by then an assistant sports information director at Cornell and a former fraternity brother of a son of Allison Danzig, who was himself a former Sun editor.
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But to save you from having to trudge through its 290 pages, here are some of the more interesting and pertinent points: All this is impressive, but one big caveat applies: no matter how fast AI improves, it's never going to match the achievements accorded to it by pop culture and hyped headlines.
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The telling of the war's chaos and horror has accorded a big role to witnesses like Günter Debski, 89, who visit schools and recount tales backed up, in his case, by carefully preserved scraps of paper, photos and a piece of shrapnel retrieved from the remnants of a backpack that saved his life.
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It wasn't a panacea by any means, but it probably would have helped some people, and it would have done so in a way that accorded with the conservative criticism that the ACA was overly prescriptive about how generous insurance needed to be — pushing premiums unnecessarily high and forcing unsubsidized customers out of the market.
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William E. Macaulay, a billionaire energy investor whose record $2800 million gift to the City University of New York has given thousands of select students the same opportunity he was accorded a half-century ago as a middle-class teenager from the Bronx — to graduate tuition free from an elite college — died on Nov.
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