Closson's boyfriend and the other children were allowed to leave.
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Why are the girls allowed to leave Rosewood right now?
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Workers were allowed to leave the bank, the sources said.
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Members of his family weren't allowed to leave the country.
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Those already infected will not be allowed to leave Wuhan.
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Two bus drivers and an assistant were allowed to leave.
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Those already infected will not be allowed to leave Wuhan.
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Parolees are not allowed to leave the state without permission.
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North Korea offers a worse fate: not being allowed to leave.
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Workers should be allowed to leave parts of themselves at home.
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The men were allowed to leave the cages to get water.
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The accused are also not allowed to leave the prohibited jurisdiction.
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Apparently suspect apprehended, and we are being allowed to leave building.
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Dutton and one other opponent were allowed to leave the ministry.
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Jamal's relatives should also be allowed to leave Saudi Arabia. 5.
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Apart from the 12 sick passengers, everyone was allowed to leave.
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We're not allowed to leave the house unless we need to.
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He'll probably stay with family there when he's allowed to leave.
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Nobody in the basement was allowed to leave without Malinek's permission.
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Later, he was allowed to leave the country for medical treatment.
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The rest of the passengers were allowed to leave and clear customs.
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Her passport was confiscated and she wasn't allowed to leave the country.
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After much placid nodding in earnest agreement, I was allowed to leave.
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He was allowed to leave the country to seek treatment in 2016.
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It's rare that North Koreans are allowed to leave their insular country.
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Under the curfew, he was allowed to leave home at 8 a.m.
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Qurban went to a garment factory, which he wasn't allowed to leave.
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"Civilians were never allowed to leave," he said, looking pale and exhausted.
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Luckily, Li was allowed to leave the police station after an hour.
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The pirates were not arrested and were allowed to leave, he said.
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Annex residents are not allowed to leave their section without a guard.
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He was allowed to leave the air-conditioned room to visit him.
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Previously, they were allowed to leave cellphones in lockers outside the room.
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She isn't allowed to leave the house alone, and not during the day.
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They live in ghetto-like enclaves, from which they aren't allowed to leave.
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He was allowed to leave the brig after Trump tweeted about the case.
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He has since been released but is not allowed to leave the city.
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The first group of healthy people was also allowed to leave the ship.
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A preliminary investigation indicates she was exploited, underfed and not allowed to leave.
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Passengers are not allowed to leave their cabins to get anything for themselves.
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It also has a GPS tracking device (he's not allowed to leave Texas).
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And some children turned 18 and were allowed to leave on their own.
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Officers spoke with the two and they were allowed to leave the area.
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She was eventually pardoned and allowed to leave the country to return home.
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Despite being wounded and traumatized, he is not being allowed to leave Honduras.
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They were all male, and nobody was allowed to leave for six months.
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For the first eight years of course they were not allowed to leave.
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They're a stateless people -- not allowed to leave, but simultaneously denied a home.
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He was allowed to leave only hours later, and his tools were confiscated.
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Foreign nationals are allowed to leave the country, but flight options are limited.
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Loewe was allowed to leave the ship to be taken to a hospital.
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Only one person from each family will be allowed to leave the camps.
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Falcone was subsequently allowed to leave and was charged Tuesday following an investigation.
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His wife remains in Turkey and is not allowed to leave the country.
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Now, some residents will not be allowed to leave their neighborhoods at all.
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In 2016, Mr. Musharraf was allowed to leave the country for medical treatment.
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The boy said he wasn't allowed to leave the property for approximately two years.
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A worry in Seoul was whether all South Koreans would be allowed to leave.
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He, too, was allowed to leave Yemen 13 months later on a temporary passport.
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Following some questioning of the men, they were allowed to leave, he told reporters.
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Sometimes, when foreign dignitaries are visiting, he is not allowed to leave his house.
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They all got over before the other passengers were allowed to leave the plane.
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Epstein served 13 months in jail but was allowed to leave regularly to work.
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The press pool wasn't even allowed to leave their vans while at the stadium.
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Musharraf has not returned to Pakistan since he was allowed to leave last year.
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Some non-essential city employees are being allowed to leave work early on Friday.
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Pagoada has not yet been allowed to leave the facility to see a specialist.
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Police guard the addicts, who aren't allowed to leave the facility for 45 days.
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No one inside was allowed to leave, and no one was allowed to enter.
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On two occasions, Stone was allowed to leave the courtroom to use the restroom.
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However, in the current standoff with Afghanistan, they are not being allowed to leave.
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"You are not allowed to leave the house until you get married," she said.
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As you can see, he's allowed to leave the facility from time to time.
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Some rights lawyers who remained free in 2015 are not allowed to leave the country.
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The remainder of the passengers were allowed to leave and clear customs, the airline said.
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In response, Malaysia announced no North Koreans would be allowed to leave their country either.
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She claims she called the police but was not allowed to leave for 12 hours.
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At some branches, staff were not allowed to leave until they met their daily target.
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We have an hour before returning home, but we're not allowed to leave the aircraft.
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Passengers were on lockdown for hours before being allowed to leave the boat, CBS reports.
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Women who are scarcely allowed to leave home are able to search for information online.
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That was it ... G-Eazy was allowed to leave the country, no muss, no fuss.
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There were armed officers guarding the witness, but they weren't allowed to leave the building.
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The volunteers weren't allowed to leave the habitat, or so much as open a window.
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Though I guess if I'm a detective, I won't be allowed to leave the country.
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Once the security officials received money from the athletes, the athletes were allowed to leave.
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He's allowed to leave to play games that take place in the state of California.
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Pell had already surrended his passport and he is not allowed to leave the country.
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Simms was eventually allowed to leave the scene, after officers found no contraband on her.
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The Turkish national, Ebru Ozkan, was allowed to leave Israel for Turkey in mid-July.
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Todoric, who is not allowed to leave Zagreb without the court's permission, denies any wrongdoing.
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Under the curfew, people are not allowed to leave their houses for nearly a week.
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Residents, however, are allowed to leave their homes to go on walks and get exercise.
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But even if Mr. Brunson is allowed to leave, Turkish-American relations won't improve significantly.
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But people would still be allowed to leave their homes to shop for basic necessities.
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Residents will still be allowed to leave their homes for food, medicine or medical attention.
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He would not be allowed to leave while Mourinho was in charge, Fellaini was told.
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Insurers would face insurmountable costs and would be allowed to leave the markets almost immediately.
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Her father had been on a list of boat owners allowed to leave the country.
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Residents were eventually allowed to leave to other opposition areas carrying a single bag each.
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He was allowed to leave the facility six a days a week, ostensibly to work.
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He was allowed to leave the facility six a days a week, ostensibly to work.
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He has technically been allowed to leave but British authorities say they will arrest him.
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The officers and nursing staff haven't been allowed to leave either, a captain informs us.
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Three other North Koreans implicated in the attack were later allowed to leave the country.
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Crew members were not allowed to leave the habitat, unless they were wearing a space suit.
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Bland and McAdams said that they did not know they weren't allowed to leave the state.
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She is not allowed to leave until she is replaced, and the process is dragging on.
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The crew were allowed to leave the dome, but only if they donned heavy space suits.
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He's not allowed to leave the state for upcoming games against the Rockets and the Timberwolves.
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She wasn't allowed to leave the house without his permission; he picked out all her clothes.
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Mr. Zoabi said he had paid the fighters close to $3,000, before being allowed to leave.
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Did you think that there was a chance that you wouldn't be allowed to leave Canada?
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Under today's kafala, a migrant is not allowed to leave her employer without the employer's consent.
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Under the state's emergency order, people will only be allowed to leave quarantine for medical care.
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The center was unsecured, and Mr. McCarthan was allowed to leave it to go to work.
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Critics said Mr. Rhodes had been allowed to leave without being held accountable for his actions.
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It was unclear if all the teams under quarantine have been allowed to leave the country.
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There's an undeniable irony reviewing an ultraportable laptop when you're not allowed to leave your house.
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Residents were allowed to leave shelters late Tuesday morning but told to stay close to them.
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The public will still be allowed to leave home to exercise but only once per day.
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Residents are not allowed to leave the city without special permission, according to a government statement.
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They were rarely allowed to leave their residences, and were physically punished for breaking the rules.
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She was only allowed to leave her cell for 10 minutes each to day to shower.
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Residents were not allowed to leave, and the "sizable" operation was connected to the second arrest.
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After six months, it was clear that Arefaine wasn't going to be allowed to leave early.
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Are you allowed to leave in the middle of the caucus to go to the bathroom?
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Remaining civilians must be allowed to leave safely if they choose to do so, he said.
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Turkish courts have rejected several appeals for Brunson to be freed and allowed to leave Turkey.
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After the incident, passengers were placed on lockdown for hours before being allowed to leave the boat.
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Putin said in 2015 he would ask Moscow's mayor to ensure people were allowed to leave tributes.
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They spent the rest of Friday afternoon in an aircraft hangar before people were allowed to leave.
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He'll be allowed to leave for Florida once the necessary paperwork is filed, according to the order.
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A SWAT team sealed off the neighborhood and "several" people were eventually allowed to leave the home.
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Variety reported that he will not be allowed to leave the states of New York and Connecticut.
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The situation turned when the wife was allowed to leave the bathroom at some point, police said.
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In explaining why Gasser was allowed to leave, Normand said authorities need to talk to more witnesses.
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The driver was allowed to leave the state police barracks after his interview with authorities, officials said.
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He left custody late on Saturday but is not allowed to leave Brazil, his lawyer told Reuters.
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The cast members were allowed to leave letters with their microphone packs, which were recharged every day.
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When the siblings arrived at the airport, they were told by authorities they weren't allowed to leave.
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Holot was an "open facility," which meant detainees were allowed to leave the enclosure during the day.
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Civilians and the sick and wounded would be allowed to leave via six other corridors, it said.
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Allowed to leave jail to seek medical treatment abroad, Nasheed was granted asylum by Britain in 2016.
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When she was allowed to leave the detention facility, she was immediately arrested by two ICE officers.
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When we were finally allowed to leave, a barricade of teachers shielded us from the open hallway.
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We'd been warned sternly that nominees and guests weren't allowed to leave, or we wouldn't be readmitted.
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After seven days, if we hadn't shown any symptoms for 24 hours we were allowed to leave.
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It's currently traveling to American Samoa for a refuel, but no passengers will be allowed to leave.
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The public will be allowed to leave home to buy essential items such as food and medicine.
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Wine was allowed to leave the medical facility because he underwent a medical examination, the statement said.
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Under the terms of her bail, she is allowed to leave her house until an 11 p.m.
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Mr. Brunson was also convicted and then released, and was allowed to leave the country in October.
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That same year, my father-in-law, a refusenik, was finally allowed to leave the Soviet Union.
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CHP said that the man showed no signs of impairments and he was allowed to leave the scene.
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Employees who live in the nearby community of Cimarron were allowed to leave to care for their families.
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Six hours may sound daunting, but don't worry — you're allowed to leave and come back if you wish.
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Workers weren't allowed to leave or take breaks when the queue of calls remained high, multiple employees confirmed.
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She sat, she read him a book and then she told us we were 'Allowed to leave, please.
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Big budget games, especially ones as successful as Uncharted, are never allowed to leave on a high note.
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Young men are not allowed to leave the country without having done military service or being formally exempted.
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Customers were allowed to leave but Easley held two employees hostage, police public information officer D.L. Pierce said.
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Despite this lack of recognition, they are not allowed to leave their settlements in Rakhine without government approval.
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Space and weight being a premium, evacuees were allowed to leave with one 40-pound backpack or suitcase.
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Is anyone allowed to leave an Argentine restaurant without feasting on at least one good slab of steak?
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When they were finally allowed to leave, they had to leave all of their equipment and material behind.
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It was under this immunity that the Sacoolas family was allowed to leave the UK amid police investigations.
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She was told that her name was in a database of people not allowed to leave the country.
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Haddap said when they arrived to Jamaica the next day, no one was allowed to leave the ship.
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He is not allowed to leave the prison, and he could not attend his mother's funeral in 2013.
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He left custody late on Saturday but is also not allowed to leave Brazil, his lawyer told Reuters.
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Other passengers aboard the JetBlue craft were reportedly not allowed to leave until the Trump family had deplaned.
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But skeptics and critics say he might not return to the country if he were allowed to leave.
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Travelers who change their minds and decide not to enter the United States are currently allowed to leave.
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In these types of centers, detainees are not allowed to leave unless they agree to return to Serbia.
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Under NAFTA, any parties are allowed to leave six months after providing written notice to the other countries.
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These are mandatory orders, but residents are allowed to leave their homes for essential needs, like buying groceries.
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Waitresses, chosen for their beauty and unfailing patriotism, are reportedly not allowed to leave the premises without supervision.
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He was eventually allowed to leave Iran, then reportedly moved with his family to the Pakistan border region.
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No one will be allowed to leave their homes to socialize or work, except those doing essential services.
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No one will be allowed to leave their homes to socialize or work, except those doing essential services.
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Theater Review The Russian director Kirill Serebrennikov is free from house arrest but isn't allowed to leave Moscow.
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Under the new rules, British people will only be allowed to leave home for the following 'essential' reasons.
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Those who cannot work from home and those seeking medical care will be allowed to leave their homes.
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Parents determine the morning hour when toddlers are allowed to leave their bed, and program the clock accordingly.
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Wine has been allowed to leave the medical facility because he underwent a medical examination, police statement said.
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After being allowed to leave prison a year later on medical grounds, Nasheed was granted asylum in Britain.
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Epstein was sentenced to 13 months in jail, but allowed to leave regularly to go to his office.
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Protesters demand that migrants be moved to the mainland and that refugees be allowed to leave the country.
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Mr. Boochani was allowed to leave Papua New Guinea last month for a literary festival in New Zealand.
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But they found nothing suspicious, and the flight in question was allowed to leave at about 11 p.m.
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Although the circumstances of his case hadn't changed, Browne — who has no criminal record — wasn't allowed to leave.
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It has not been staffed since last April after its diplomats were allowed to leave under the swap agreement.
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If further shipments are allowed to leave Hariga Libya could quickly raise its output to more than 300,000 bpd.
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She was allowed to leave the room with three other people, but heard gunshots after she departed, he added.
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When they finally were allowed to leave their room and enter the casino there were no employees in sight.
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They are not allowed to leave their cabins, and are relying on room service for food and other amenities.
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But because she was only allowed to leave the house to go to school, they mostly texted each other.
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Students stay overnight at culinary school from Monday to Friday and are not generally allowed to leave school property.
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Everyone else was allowed to leave, the CDC said — but the source of the illness is still a mystery.
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Following a bitter immigration dispute, Mos Def is allowed to leave South Africa after being detained for 313 months.
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"Following recent rulings in Turkey, six persons have now been released from prisons or allowed to leave," Gabriel said.
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I was allowed to leave my disco ball with them in exchange for two cups of cola from McDonald's.
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It gets worse ... they say they weren't allowed to leave their posts to get food or use the restrooms.
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Employees at Twitter have been allowed to leave their previous teams and join the task force dedicated the cause.
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Hardline Islamists in Pakistan had rallied against her being allowed to leave and called for her to be killed.
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Rogers remains under investigation, is not allowed to leave the state and must wear a court-ordered ankle bracelet.
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Al-Shaer argued that he should be allowed to leave sooner so he wouldn&apost lose his Saudi residency.
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In China, hundreds of millions of people were given travel restrictions; many were not allowed to leave their homes.
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At Woods Cross Elementary School in Woods Cross, Utah, students will be allowed to leave class at 10 a.m.
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Nasirov was released on bail, must wear an electronic bracelet and is not allowed to leave the Kiev region.
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But what was so odd to me was that we weren't allowed to leave the pen on our own.
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One friend told me residents in her community were allowed to leave only twice a week with special passes.
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Nobody in the world's biggest democracy will be allowed to leave home for the next three weeks, Modi said.
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People will be allowed to leave their home only to do essential work, exercise, or buy food or medicine.
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And once those tests were administered, everyone was allowed to leave immediately — even the people who had been tested.
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Now 39, she was granted parole in 2014, and last month allowed to leave the island and return home.
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I was subsequently stopped again and questioned by a second agent before I was allowed to leave the airport.
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While there, Mr. Epstein was allowed to leave custody and work out of his office six days a week.
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The lockdown was lifted after an extended security sweep, and students were allowed to leave at 5:32 p.m.
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Many die if they are not allowed to leave the town to the nearest hospital, just five minutes away.
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CITIZENS of Turkmenistan are definitely allowed to leave the country, its immigration service insisted in a statement in mid-April.
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"Let's not make any prejudgments here," he responded, when pressed on whether Liu Xia was allowed to leave the country.
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Mujica was released but not allowed to leave the city, forcing him to stay behind as the caravan pushed forward.
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No code is allowed to leave the premises, and HPE has allowed such reviews in Russia for years, she said.
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They are not allowed to leave unless they have a visit, and many have been there close to a year.
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Feigen's attorney negotiated a fine of $10,800 and the swimmer was given back his passport and allowed to leave Brazil.
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China's Foreign Ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment on whether Liu would be allowed to leave.
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TMZ Sports has learned that Russell was cited for possession of marijuana (under 50 grams) ... and was allowed to leave.
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There is no free press, and citizens are not allowed to leave without an exit visa issued by the government.
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After the grenade was secured in a bomb disposal trailer, Taco Bell reopened and the couple was allowed to leave.
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Ms. Ashcroft said Mr. Cosby had not been shown any special treatment when he was allowed to leave on bail.
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Irishman Hickey, 71, was allowed to leave Brazil in November on condition he paid 1.5 million reais ($432,201) in bail.
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The boat, which the Navy described as stateless, and its crew were allowed to leave once the weapons were taken.
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You should be allowed to leave your money to your kids or your grandkids or anyone else for that matter.
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His wife, Bella, and their son, Igor, were still in the Soviet Union and had not been allowed to leave.
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But in mid-June, after the owner paid a fine and the vessel underwent repairs, it was allowed to leave.
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That is, assuming he'll be allowed to leave the country pending the resolution of his current assault and battery case.
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The HRANA report did not indicate whether Shahini would be allowed to leave the Islamic Republic while out on bail.
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One way or another, they had become indebted to the plantation's owner and were not allowed to leave the property.
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"No one on the crew will be allowed to leave anywhere into Guam, other than on pier side," he said.
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I was held against my will for approximately 12 hours until I was ultimately allowed to leave with my father.
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The police did not have enough evidence to arrest the woman and she was eventually allowed to leave for Russia.
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His head was shaved and he was not allowed to leave or talk to anyone by phone for three months.
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Once I became The Times's official theater photographer, I was allowed to leave that room and shoot the event live.
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Throughout those months when she wasn't allowed to leave, she ached for gym classes and reading books with her friends.
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One person from each household only allowed to leave the building every 72 hours to buy food and medical supplies.
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Nasheed was allowed to leave prison a year later to seek medical treatment abroad, and was granted asylum in Britain.
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Whether insurers are actually allowed to leave depends on state laws, said Elizabeth Carpenter, a vice president at Avalere Health.
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Though he was quickly released on bail, he remains under investigation and has not been allowed to leave the country.
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None of 1,800 passengers and 1,800 crew members aboard the World Dream are allowed to leave the ship without permission.
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The first group of healthy people was also allowed to leave the ship that day: 11 passengers older than 80.
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At my previous job, we were allowed to leave 30-45 minutes early if we were on track with work.
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"She wasn't allowed to leave (by the front) because there were literally bodies lying in the driveway," her son said.
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Members have begun to complain that witnesses who they interview voluntarily are allowed to leave questioning before lawmakers are done.
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Most of the immigrants arrested came from India, and were allowed to leave the U.S. voluntarily, rather than face deportation.
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Sources connected to the case confirm to TMZ ... Tomi will be allowed to leave before her contract expires in September.
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I believe her when she said she did not believe she'd be allowed to leave if she did not give in.
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She feared she wouldn't be allowed to leave the country, as doctors were scarce and in high demand amid the bombings.
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Citing ABC News, CNN affiliate KABC reported that the woman turned herself in, spoke with detectives and was allowed to leave.
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On a recent visit home her family informed her that she would not be allowed to leave to complete her studies.
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I asked why I was not allowed to leave, and they said this is how Kelly had set up the meeting.
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Should hundreds more in severe medical states be allowed to leave, they would also likely be taken to Damascus, he added.
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During that time, he was allowed to leave for 12 hours a day, six days a week, to run his business.
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Houston faculty arriving in Doha discovered they were not allowed to leave the country without obtaining approval from the Qatari government.
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They were allowed to leave the complex only once a day for an hour, and then under an escort, she said.
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We're told Ben has been allowed to leave before for the same purpose and it's now part of his rehab regime.
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Isler did add that the civilians may not have been allowed to leave in the days leading up to the incident.
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In the past, Chinese dissidents have been allowed to leave the country and take up residence in a willing Western nation.
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So I never made it out until now, at age 31, I was allowed to leave – for just a little while.
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She writes him dozens of letters every day and plans on seeing him as soon as she is allowed to leave.
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In this new guise, Jamshed often commented that women should not be allowed to leave the house without a male relative.
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Stuck in Warsaw, unsure if he would ever be allowed to leave or to see his family again, Milosz was despondent.
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LOS ANGELES — Passengers arriving at Los Angeles International Airport will be allowed to leave in an UberX car starting Thursday morning.
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Will my American Muslim daughter be allowed to leave the Trump detention camps if she grows up to be a "10"?
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"I'm not allowed to leave the chair," the umpire said after the angry Australian had asked him to get the towel.
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He served 13 months in a county jail, but was allowed to leave during the day to go to his office.
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According to the World Health Organization, only 18 sick or injured residents had been allowed to leave as of last week.
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He was allowed to leave to rejoin his wife, Hitomi Soga, a Japanese woman who had been kidnapped by North Korea.
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Foreigners will not be allowed into the country and Malaysian residents will not be allowed to leave, said the prime minister.
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Under the new measures, people are allowed to leave their homes only to purchase essentials and to exercise once a day.
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The public will be allowed to leave home for work but only if that work cannot be carried out at home.
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Under the order, residents will only be allowed to leave their homes for essential needs, like to buy groceries or medicine.
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Four were allowed to leave their seats, and four others are not participating in the academy's work for the time being.
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The couple's child, Gabriella, is staying with Ms. Zaghari-Ratcliffe's parents in Tehran and is not allowed to leave the country.
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Some were told they had to memorize 3,000 characters to be allowed to leave, while others were told nothing at all.
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She is not allowed to leave the country, visit the grounds of any foreign embassy or conduct interviews with the media.
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Duncan said the entire episode — from when Mr. Jean was pulled over until he was allowed to leave — lasted six minutes.
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He told RIA the yacht and its crew were allowed to leave Kimchaek at 1000 local time (10000 EDT) on Sunday.
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Its 25 crewmen — 13 Chinese citizens and two men from Myanmar — will be allowed to leave after the investigation is over.
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The doctors were allowed to leave Communist East Germany to present their revolutionary surgery in West Germany, but they never returned.
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He said he wasn't allowed to leave the shop and was only permitted to speak to his parents by phone once.
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He was not allowed to leave the jail and was detained by immigration officials, according to a court filing by the SPLC.
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The military will want to ensure that anyone tied to the blast is found before people are allowed to leave the base.
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They are not allowed to leave the base and have been subjected to frequent medical tests for symptoms of the deadly coronavirus.
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Sian Norris, the founder of Bristol Women's Literary Festival, summed up the backlash that followed: Men, women are allowed to leave you.
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Admittedly, I had a great time in prison at San Quentin because every night I was allowed to leave and go home.
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The father of another militant also said his son was allowed to leave Russia as part of a deal with the authorities.
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He said staff would not be allowed to leave the embassy "until we are satisfied of their numbers and where they are".
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He served 13 months at Palm Beach county jail and was allowed to leave the facility six days a week for work.
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In early modern Europe, women of certain classes were allowed to leave their salons only to eat, sleep, and go to chapel.
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The Nepalese guards were not allowed to leave the compound, relying on local Afghan guards to fetch essentials from a nearby store.
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Or that, because they have trained and taught an athlete, the player somehow owes the college and shouldn't be allowed to leave.
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When 25-year-old Fernando Aquino was checked in to El Borda in 1996, he thought he'd never be allowed to leave.
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The next day, Tuesday afternoon, test results showed the traveler did not have the coronavirus, and the traveler was allowed to leave.
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That is why people will only be allowed to leave their homes for the following very limited purposes, the prime minister said.
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Four left Malaysia immediately after the killing, and three others were allowed to leave the country in March after questioning by investigators.
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Rodriguez spent 90 days on house arrest in 2008, in which he was only allowed to leave for church service on Sunday.
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People in Denver are allowed to leave their home for essential needs, which is limited to grocery shopping or picking up medicine.
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A wheelchair-bound detainee was segregated nine days without adequate medical care and not allowed to leave his wheelchair during that time.
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Epstein was allowed to leave the jail 12 hours a day, six days a week, for work release while serving his sentence.
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At Thursday's hearing, State's Attorney Richard Colangelo said Dulos was allowed to leave his house that day and make three specific stops.
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White House reporters say there were briefly not allowed to leave the premises but were later shown out through a different gate.
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Ms. Colebrooke said she was prepared to welcome them to her home in Virginia whenever they might be allowed to leave quarantine.
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James turned out to be Ri Ji U, one of the three North Korean suspects who had been allowed to leave Malaysia.
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Some experts in the United States argue that Trump would not be legally allowed to leave NAFTA without the approval of Congress.
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Monaco had spent hundreds of millions of dollars acquiring some of soccer's brightest stars; now they were all being allowed to leave.
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He had not been allowed to leave China to treat his late-stage liver cancer, as he had repeatedly asked to do.
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Chinese dissidents have in the past been allowed to leave the country and take up residence in a willing Western host nation.
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Spain was put into lockdown on March 14 with citizens only allowed to leave their homes in order to conduct essential business.
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Salvini said Wednesday he wouldn't allow a repeat of that, vowing to resign if the migrants were allowed to leave the ship.
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Before Mr. Dahlin was detained, he had become worried that he might not be allowed to leave China, said Mr. Caster, the researcher.
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Allowed to leave Holot during the day, they are required to check in at certain times and return by a strict evening curfew.
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At least a deeply broken Alice is allowed to leave the DDSBGGDPP once Betty hears her mother's awful Farm testimony about her daughter.
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But a deal under which they would be allowed to leave for the province of Idlib promptly ran into difficulties, and fighting resumed.
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When their plane arrived in Srinagar, the politicians were not allowed to leave the airport and were sent back within a few hours.
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According to Recode, even though Google found the claims against Singhal "credible," he was allowed to leave quietly, basically on his own terms.
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Some are allowed to leave during the day for work furlough, but they still have to go back to Tent City to sleep.
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As of 5:12 Pacific Time, Netflix employees reported being allowed to leave on foot, though some areas remained closed as a precaution.
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Then there was the instance where an injured crew member was allowed to leave the experiment and return, and brought in new supplies.
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Balderrama said travelers who had to remain on airport property as police searched the area were being allowed to leave by Tuesday evening.
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Vice said a court document issued in Diyarbakir said Rasool was detained "as a protective measure" and was not allowed to leave Turkey.
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ICN said in more than half of the mills it researched, workers were not allowed to leave company-controlled hostels after working hours.
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Passengers were not allowed to leave the airplane because the airport did not have a customs officer on duty during the overnight hours.
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On Tuesday, the Associated Press said the man had been released on bail Sunday night, but was not allowed to leave the country.
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Update: Thomas Manning, the first recipient of a penis transplant in the U.S., was finally allowed to leave the hospital on June 1.
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When Lorenzo Palma finished serving five-and-half years for aggravated assault in Huntsville, Texas, he was not allowed to leave the prison.
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They were questioned briefly and allowed to leave, but they said that police officers tailed them as they went to a coffee shop.
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The Yemenis granted humanitarian visas are allowed to leave Jeju for the mainland but must report their whereabouts to the local immigration authorities.
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But residents apart from those returning to work are still not allowed to leave their residential compounds, and supermarkets remain closed, he added.
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Four escaped Malaysia immediately after the attack, and three others were allowed to leave after Pyongyang blocked Malaysian diplomats from leaving North Korea.
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Eritrea is one of the world's most closely controlled nations, where citizens aren't allowed to leave and foreign journalists are rarely allowed in.
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If she is allowed to leave, the government will face the wrath of hardliners, such as the Islamist party Tehreek-e-Labaik (TLP).
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Residents are still allowed to leave to their homes to shop for essentials, obtain health care assistance and provide for family and friends.
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There are security guards posted outside their Brisbane hotel room, he said, and though food arrives daily, they are not allowed to leave.
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Hundreds of millions of people in the country have had their travel restricted; many have not even been allowed to leave their homes.
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Some are able to bargain their sentences down to a few months, while others are allowed to leave prison early for good conduct.
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Their community hospitals are closed, the city's public transport is shut down and no one is allowed to leave because of quarantine rules.
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In June, a Koch Industries executive was held in southern China and interrogated for several days before being allowed to leave the country.
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Some were forced to perform certain sex acts they had declined to do, or they would not be paid or allowed to leave.
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VIENTIANE, Laos — For more than two years, Lee Jin-hui, 20, was never allowed to leave a three-room apartment in northeast China.
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VIENTIANE, Laos — For more than two years, Lee Jin-hui, 20, was never allowed to leave a three-room apartment in northeast China.
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"We insisted that first the Iranian citizen should return home...then the German citizen was allowed to leave Iran on Monday," he said.
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Japan's health minister apologized on Saturday after a woman who was allowed to leave the coronavirus-struck Diamond Princess cruise ship tested positive.
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Gay Courter, a New York Times best-selling author, said that they aren't allowed to leave their quarters for the two-week duration.
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Only passengers who had tested negative for the virus and did not show symptoms during quarantine would be allowed to leave the ship.
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They aren't allowed to leave the transit center, which is in Nairobi's old Indian quarter; it was supposed to be their last stop.
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But the real focus of the deal was Rick Peterson, who was allowed to leave the A's to become the Mets' pitching coach.
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None of these people get paid and none of them are allowed to leave, for fear of violence against them or their families.
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About 300 people, mostly Africans, rallied outside the camp in Vathy demanding to be allowed to leave the island, a police official said.
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By early Thursday in Djibouti, Goldberg said, no one from the group she represented was being allowed to leave for the United States.
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Smith, a fundraiser for the nonprofit Pathway Home, was still inside the facility's dining hall and was not allowed to leave, he said.
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The woman, Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun, 18, was allowed to leave the airport after a two-day standoff and was granted asylum in Canada.
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Reporters were not allowed to leave the White House compound through its northwest gate and flashing lights from emergency responders could be seen nearby.
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We are considered a lockdown house so once we arrive and start working we are not allowed to leave till our contracted end date.
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Allowed to leave the Maldives on medical grounds in 2016, he secured asylum in Britain and has lived in Sri Lanka since last year.
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There are also hundreds of people on Lesbos who are allowed to leave but cannot, because government-run camps on the mainland are full.
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However, it seems they are set to indict him soon ... and they have argued he's a flight risk if he's allowed to leave jail.
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He has been placed on a 36-month formal probation, under which he is not allowed to leave California without his probation officer's permission.
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Rebels from Wadi Barada would be allowed to leave too, but could also opt to stay and serve with pro-government forces, it added.
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The guard and Israeli embassy staff were allowed to leave Jordan, but Jordanian King Abdullah has demanded that Israel put the guard on trial.
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The crew, that spent nine months in prison after the incident, has been out on bail but not allowed to leave India since 2013.
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Three North Koreans who were wanted for questioning but seeking refuge in the embassy were interviewed and then allowed to leave, Malaysian police said.
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Some ISIS fighters were also allowed to leave the Palestinian Yarmouk camp, according to the UK-based monitoring group Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
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A Montenegrin court ruled this year that Russian military intelligence agents coordinated the attempt from Serbia and were allowed to leave by Serbian authorities.
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Idris has not tried to return to Eritrea, citing danger for himself and his family and the threat of not being allowed to leave.
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Those three were later allowed to fly home in exchange for nine Malaysians allowed to leave Pyongyang in a deal easing the countries' tensions.
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His sentence was reduced to 2.5 years today on appeal, and he was allowed to leave on a four-year probation, according to Bloomberg.
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When Mr. Werber was finally allowed to leave, he found that he was lost driving home on streets he had known his entire life.
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At the same camp, two young Syrians and an Iraqi climbed an electricity pylon, threatening to kill themselves unless they were allowed to leave.
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In the historic bill passed by the Japanese parliament, the 83-year-old Akihito will be allowed to leave the throne, likely by 2018.
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Chinese state media announced triumphantly on Monday that four busloads of workers had been allowed to leave Hubei province, where the outbreak first emanated.
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They were later allowed to leave Malaysia in exchange for nine Malaysian diplomats and family members who had been prevented from leaving North Korea.
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From Wednesday, people will be allowed to leave their homes only for work, with a signed note from their employers, and to buy groceries.
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"In compliance with the United Nations resolution, the North Korean ship in Subic will be impounded and not allowed to leave port," he said.
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British people will also be allowed to leave home for medical purposes such as a doctor's appointment, or to care for a vulnerable person.
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Pakistan's Interior Ministry said Colonel Hall was on a "blacklist" and was not allowed to leave because of the criminal case pending against him.
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Some residents in the capital said they were outraged that Mr. Jammeh had been allowed to leave their country with many of his valuables.
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Reporters were laid off or allowed to leave when their contracts expired, and "Fox Sports Live," FS21's answer to ESPN's "SportsCenter," was canceled.
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Cambodia's tax department said the paper's general manager, American Douglas Steele, would not be allowed to leave the country until the tax was paid.
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After being taken from Thailand to China in 2015, he was formally released two years later but was not allowed to leave the country.
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He added that Epstein's extraordinarily cushy confinement, where he was allowed to leave for work six days a week, was not part of the deal.
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The family was allowed to leave the secure zone before being fully cleared, causing a minor panic and a shutdown that affected about 7,000 travelers.
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Cosby was allowed to leave the courthouse Thursday under the objections of prosecutors who argued the comedian was a flight risk given his considerable assets.
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One of the quarantined passengers aboard a Princess Cruises ship said on Thursday that the vessel is moored, but guests are not allowed to leave.
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The terms of Mack's house arrest dictate that she is only allowed to leave her parents' home for visits with her attorneys and court hearings.
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Around a dozen imprisoned fighters from a group linked to al-Qaeda's former affiliate in Syria were allowed to leave the besieged enclave on Friday.
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They could move freely inside Fort Sill's large area, and some, including Geronimo, were allowed to leave to perform in Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show.
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The IMF and Ukraine previously agreed that the government is allowed to leave prices unchanged, provided that gas costs change by less than 10 percent.
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His goal now is to get his green card so that he'll be allowed to leave the country and visit his boyfriend back in Lebanon.
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Like anything allowed to leave Guantanamo, once the art was cleared, it was stamped "APPROVED BY US FORCES" in black ink, signaling its strange origin.
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Linda B., we eventually learn, was part of an interned family living under a kind of house arrest, not allowed to leave their small town.
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In April 2016, the PNG Supreme Court ruled the refugees, who were not allowed to leave the center, were being deprived of their personal liberty.
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Prosecutors argued upon her arrest that Butina was a flight risk, claiming that she would likely flee to Russia if allowed to leave U.S. custody.
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A statement from the Manbij Military Council said the Islamic State militants would be allowed to leave the city with light weapons, without a fight.
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German law forbids continuous filming in public places, which means that drivers are not allowed to leave their dashcams running for hours at a time.
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In April 2150, the PNG Supreme Court ruled the refugees, who were not allowed to leave the center, were being deprived of their personal liberty.
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Daily life, commerce, and diplomacy are typically conducted behind walls, with many diplomats and foreign aid workers no longer allowed to leave their fortified compounds.
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It went through the courts, and it looks like Silento had to ante up what sounds like the full $80k before being allowed to leave.
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After much negotiation with Sarah's foster family, the two of them, this time accompanied by Mary Caryll, were allowed to leave for Wales once more.
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Though as it's quickly pointed out, people should definitely be allowed to leave if they want, otherwise the event will inevitable veer into "kidnappy" territory.
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Under the lockdown, people will not be allowed to leave their homes except to buy food, medical supplies, collect social grants or seek medical attention.
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Mr. Junqueras, who faces a 25-year prison sentence, was allowed to leave prison last month to register as a member of the Spanish Parliament.
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CreditCreditKaty Grannan for The New York Times Once a week, Max Harris is allowed to leave his 3323-by-3313-foot cell to go outside.
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The news undermined hopes among supporters of Mr. Liu, a writer and dissident, that he might be freed altogether, if not allowed to leave China.
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A man said he was getting sicker and sicker in his hotel room, but there were no doctors and he was not allowed to leave.
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And the remaining diplomats at the Cuban mission face the toughest restrictions among all countries: They're not allowed to leave the narrow island of Manhattan.
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He had to wear an electronic tag, surrender his passport and was only allowed to leave his parents home for a few hours a day.
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Sherrod Davis, who lives about a block and half from the kosher market, said he wasn't allowed to leave his street until after 5 p.m.
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Half a dozen or so approached Pako Ayestarán, the third manager they had played for in a year, to ask to be allowed to leave.
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While perhaps not the game changer that forward passing became, it is hard to imagine modern hockey without goalies being allowed to leave their feet.
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You'll recall DMX pled not guilty to 14 counts of tax evasion and as part of his bail wasn't allowed to leave the NYC area.
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In the early 1980s, a few of those really big bouncers would force people to tip them before they were allowed to leave the club.
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Epstein was ultimately sentenced to time behind bars -- but served only 13 months and was allowed to leave for long stretches to work from his office.
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On Tuesday, Malaysia accused North Korea of holding eleven of its citizens "hostage" after they were told they were not allowed to leave the rogue state.
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Bland-Ball said that after ten days of treatment, test results showed no sign of cancer cells and that they were allowed to leave the hospital.
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The son of murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi was allowed to leave Saudi Arabia after an intervention from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, U.S. officials said Thursday.
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German law forbids continuous filming in public places, which means that drivers are theoretically not allowed to leave their dashcams running for hours at a time.
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The DLP feature allows businesses to set rules for what kind of potentially sensitive information is allowed to leave and enter its corporate firewall through email.
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And now she's pinpointing this major gap in how we treat workers, and how employers have been allowed to leave them stranded without a safety net.
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Allowed to leave the facility only for pre-approved outings, she has begun to reintroduce everyday excursions (a manicure, church on Easter Sunday) to her routine.
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"No vindication, no hard feelings, no anything," said Morris, who was allowed to leave as a free agent in the offseason after four years with Washington.
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This is at the same time that a lot of native people aren't allowed to leave the reservations or practice their traditional dances, songs, and ceremonies.
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As we reported, the driver of the car was interviewed by LAPD detectives 2 days after the murder, but was allowed to leave without being arrested.
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Monitoring groups the Reach Initiative, told the BBC that many of the residents trapped in Eastern Ghouta will not be allowed to leave by the rebels.
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There is also an initiative involving a carefully vetted group of 200 inmates who are allowed to leave each day for jobs with an outside firm.
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Law enforcement tells us ... the girlfriend filed a report at the police station Saturday morning claiming she'd been battered and not allowed to leave their residence.
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Much of that money was ultimately seized as "flight taxes" by the Nazis who forced Jews to pay exorbitant fees to be allowed to leave Germany.
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Detainees are only allowed to leave if absolutely necessary, for example because of illness, and even so must have somebody "specially accompany, monitor and control" them.
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The issue with the woman who was released was that she was tested a third time and was allowed to leave while the results were pending.
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People are only allowed to leave their homes for essential reasons, such as obtaining food, medicine, or going to work if the job is considered essential.
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Wuhan residents will soon be allowed to leave with a health tracking code, a QR code, which will have an individual's health status linked to it.
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Wuhan residents will soon be allowed to leave with a health tracking code, a QR code, which will have an individual's health status linked to it.
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"I had thought that if a mother like me had gone to the border with a child, I'd be allowed to leave detention," Ms. Flores said.
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The cruise ship will remain in Yokohama port overnight, city officials announced Tuesday, with no one allowed to leave the vessel while officials test the group.
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The authorities said the women were kept isolated and were not allowed to leave the prostitution houses without being accompanied by one of the ring organizers.
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In total, the police said 1,100 had been arrested or registered among a group of secondary school students who were allowed to leave early Tuesday morning.
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They are allowed to leave the cell for one hour each day to shower, make phone calls or walk along the tiered walkway beside their cells.
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Staff members have also been allowed to leave the grounds, as long as they did not show any symptoms, said Teresa Cruz, a regional health official.
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But in places with more stringent policies, only one person from each household is allowed to leave home at a time, and not necessarily every day.
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He said one group of travelers with two young children arrived for extra scrutiny after midnight, just before he and his family were allowed to leave.
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The men are allowed to leave The three discuss how to file a report against the deputy before Blackwell thanks the city officer for his civility.
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Court documents seen by Reuters showed Sharif was only allowed to leave for medical treatment after agreeing to a series of conditions preventing him seeking exile.
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Journalists and White House staff were instructed to remain inside the White House as the Secret Service investigated the incident, but were soon allowed to leave.
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As of Monday, none had reported positive for the coronavirus, and all of those who have not developed symptoms will be allowed to leave, Kaiser said.
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They refer to Mr. Liu, the Nobel laureate, who wasn't allowed to leave China to attend the award ceremony and was represented by an empty chair.
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Many of the women were from China and weren't allowed to leave the spa, which about 20 men visited each day in November, the paper reported.
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The girls were without food or water or allowed to leave to use the bathroom, Kerr County Sheriff Rusty Hierholzer said, according to local TV station KABB.
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"Families trapped in debt bondage are never allowed to leave together," said Sarvanan Rajendran, a member of the Cheyyar bonded labor vigilance committee, who initiated the rescue.
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He was allowed to leave for work during his sentence as part of a plea deal from Labor Secretary Alex Acosta, then a federal prosecutor in Florida.
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Manafort will not be allowed to leave the United States and is barred from applying for a new passport; he surrendered his passports when he was charged.
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A judge says the man who attempted to assassinate President Ronald Reagan will be allowed to leave a Washington mental hospital and live full-time in Virginia.
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I know if I go back to Ethiopia, I will be killed, arrested, or put on a list of people never allowed to leave the country again.
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But he has expressed unhappiness about being in Uruguay and has gone on hunger strikes demanding he be allowed to leave and meet with his family abroad.
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Taco Bell employees that bring food from home or purchase a meal from Taco Bell at full price are allowed to leave and eat wherever they choose.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Iranian tanker Grace 1 will likely be allowed to leave Gibraltar following a court decision which is due on Thursday, a source told Reuters.
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In 1979, the Kremlin made the stunning move of extending this doctrine so that no pro-Soviet state anywhere would ever be allowed to leave Moscow's orbit.
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In the 30-minute hearing Thursday, Jackson said that Gates will be allowed to leave his house for children's sports events on Saturday morning and Sunday afternoon.
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Workers, including Domingo Candelaria, who could show they were in the country legally were allowed to leave the plant after agents searched the trunks of their vehicles.
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Epstein ultimately served just a 13-month jail sentence but was allowed to leave jail six days a week to work out of his Palm Beach office.
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" She continued, "The reason is that I know that my other children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren would be in danger if he were allowed to leave prison.
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He says that he's allowed to leave the block but needs to show his ID with his home address before being let back into the blast zone.
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New Yorkers will only be allowed to leave their homes for essential business, and all other workers are being told to stay home, as ordered by Gov.
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Italy's government has already set up red zones in Lombardy and Veneto, in which there are a combined 11 towns quarantined with no inhabitants allowed to leave.
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While people are allowed to leave to go outside, buy groceries and go to work if necessary, authorities are recommending that people wear masks and protective goggles.
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"Even though Natalie was allowed to leave the scene, a part of her dignity and self-worth was left behind," the Post reported the lawsuit as saying.
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The state-owned People's Daily newspaper said in a tweet that no one would be allowed to leave the city starting at 10 am local time Thursday.
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Japanese health minister Katsunobu Kato apologized after a woman in her 60s tested negative, was allowed to leave, and later turned out to have had the virus.
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Japan's health minister apologized on Saturday after a woman who was allowed to leave a coronavirus-infected cruise ship docked near Tokyo tested positive for the virus.
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Japan's health minister apologised on Saturday after a woman who was allowed to leave a coronavirus-infected cruise ship docked near Tokyo tested positive for the virus.
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Japan's health minister apologized on Saturday after a woman who was allowed to leave the coronavirus-struck Diamond Princess cruise ship tested positive despite having underwent quarantine.
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Wuhan announced on Monday that some people who are deemed healthy will be allowed to leave the city, whose transport links have been severed since January 23.
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"For a long time, we weren't allowed to leave our neighborhoods," says Newton, speaking of the fear black people had — and still have — traveling in the country.
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Michael Skakel has been free on bail since November 2013, but has been required to wear a tracking device and is not allowed to leave Connecticut without permission.
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The justice who approved her pre-trial detention said that the main charges against her were "demonstrable" and that, were she allowed to leave, she might destroy evidence.
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Soldiers at Fort Jackson, for example, are now two hours from the closest USCIS office in Charleston, and even so are typically not allowed to leave the base.
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It seems quite radical to me, the idea that we should be allowed to leave a relationship even if it isn't awful, in order to try something new.
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Four older siblings, all of whom were at least 20 years old, were allowed to leave their rooms and spend time together in the house, according to Campos.
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" He says "probations have several conditions," including that he would not be allowed to leave Cook County "or travel out of state without special permission from [the] judge.
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Early Thursday, the 24-year-old wife and mother, who'd been allowed to leave the bathroom, returned with a handgun and fired one shot at McCloud, police said.
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In a statement published to the WikiLeaks Twitter account this week, Assange said he should be allowed to leave the embassy if the panel ruled in his favor.
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Dozens of people stuck in schools and stores were allowed to leave the area, which was declared "completely secure" by Forest Mayor Marc-Jean Ghyssels on Wednesday morning.
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He was released under judicial control, according to the ruling, meaning he is not allowed to leave the country and will have to regularly report to local authorities.
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Brooke and Shirley shared that they also weren't allowed to leave their house in Charleston unless it was part of a Top Chef challenge or a planned outing.
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One of those sources was the alt-right activist Lauren Southern, who was livestreaming the protest before being caught in the Inauguration Day kettle, but allowed to leave.
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However, Kenderesi would not be allowed to leave South Korea for the next 10 days, the police official said, requesting anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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Under that deal, Epstein pleaded guilty to state prostitution charges and served 13 months in jail, but was allowed to leave the detention facility regularly for his office.
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Some of the ships were not being allowed to leave Chinese ports, while others, which are currently at sea nearby, were expected to be seized, the association said.
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Since March 20, when the EU-Turkey accord took effect, migrants and refugees are not allowed to leave the centers, effectively turning them into detention camps, critics say.
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Under the deal, Bilash was fined 110,000 tenge (about $280) and set free, although he will not be allowed to leave the city of Almaty for several months.
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I come to like Jackson, a wiry tweaker so evidently bullshitting his way through the program that it is a wonder he is allowed to leave at all.
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No code is allowed to leave the premises ensuring "our source code and products were in no way compromised," an HPE spokeswoman said in an email last week.
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The defendant, Siti Aisyah, 27, will be allowed to leave Malaysia and return to Indonesia after prosecutors in the case withdrew the murder charge against her without explanation.
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Boris Johnson announced strict new lockdown measures on Monday, meaning people are only allowed to leave their homes to pick up essential supplies and exercise once a day.
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The UK will go into full lockdown on Monday evening with the British public allowed to leave their homes only to buy food, medicine, or do essential work.
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Under restrictions implemented on Saturday, only one person per household is allowed to leave home at a time, and markets, shopping centers and entertainment venues have been closed.
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TMZ broke the story ... JT is living in a halfway house now to complete her prison sentence, and she's allowed to leave during the day to record music.
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The plaintiffs also say they were only allowed to leave the Centre with permission, and even then, getting around was difficult, given that most of them lacked transportation.
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The police have identified at least seven North Koreans they believe were involved in organizing the assassination, including the three who were allowed to leave Malaysia last month.
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He was allowed to leave the country for medical treatment in 2016, and although he vowed to return and face the legal cases, he did not do so.
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In previous agreements, like one in Homs in 2014, pro-government militias, angry that fighters they saw as terrorists were allowed to leave alive, have fired on evacuees.
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According to a report by Bloomberg, Gates asked to be allowed to leave the house to help take his children to school and participate in Thanksgiving family plans.
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Prosecutors also said that Parnas falsely told an officer supervising his bail in Florida that a judge had effectively ruled he should be allowed to leave his house.
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Lawyers submitted a letter to him from ICE saying that as part of the 2010 deal he would be allowed to leave the country in an "orderly" way.
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"We talked politics 24/7 and weren't allowed to leave the house unless our reason was approved several days in advance and we had a chaperone," she tells PEOPLE.
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The software maker said it closely supervises the process and that no code is allowed to leave the premises, ensuring it does not compromise the safety of its products.
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The actor is currently in home detention at her parents' California residence and is only allowed to leave for court appearances, attorney-related visits, and any necessary medical treatments.
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Soon after, a man and a woman approach the officers and identify themselves as journalists — it's unclear if they have press badges — and they're allowed to leave as well.
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LiAngelo Ball -- and his 2 UCLA basketball teammates -- have been released from jail in China after being arrested for shoplifting ... but they're NOT allowed to leave the team hotel.
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Because he's not allowed to leave Japan as his case moves through the legal system, he hasn't been able to see his ailing mother in France for six years.
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I'm not allowed to leave the country, I've got to meet my probation officer for 224 years and I'm not allowed to earn more than £250 [$326] a week.
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After four days of total lockdown, people were allowed to leave their homes on foot for essential trips, such as purchasing food from small convenient stores and obtaining medicine.
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But he is under investigation and a judge has ordered that he not be allowed to leave Peru and granted a search warrant for his three houses in Lima.
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"The Pakistani Army assured me that she remains safe, that nobody shall hurt her, and that she should be allowed to leave provided that she is safe," he said.
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That deal, widely criticized as too lenient, resulted in Epstein serving 13 months in a county jail, which he was allowed to leave during the day on work release.
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Once Ms. Skaletska enters the hospital, near the village of Novi Sanzhary, she will not be allowed to leave the guarded site until the quarantine is lifted, she said.
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In August, just days before Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada arrived in China for a Group of 20 summit meeting, Ms. Garratt was allowed to leave the country.
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The outlet said the dispute would be settled, his passport returned, and Feigen would be allowed to leave the country once payment was made to the Reaction Institute charity.
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The ministry said only those who had tested negative and were asymptomatic would be allowed to leave the Diamond Princess, which has been moored off Yokohama since Feb. 21.
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In a pathetic attempt to hide behind semantics, the Obama administration finally did acknowledge that $400 million was delayed as "leverage" until the Americans were allowed to leave Iran.
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A British government spokesman said any citizens who were eligible for the flight would be given a seat but nationals already infected would not be allowed to leave Wuhan.
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A British government spokesman said any citizens who were eligible for the flight would be given a seat but nationals already infected would not be allowed to leave Wuhan.
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Defresne said around 20,000 cubic metres of refined gasoil will be allowed to leave the refinery by pipeline on Friday evening to free up some space in the tanks.
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The moves to evacuate people from the villages suggested that they had been added to the deal to ensure that people in eastern Aleppo would be allowed to leave.
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In the meantime, Manafort and Gates have only been allowed to leave their homes to go to court, meet with their lawyers, attend religious services, or get emergency medical attention.
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He was allowed to leave the jail six days a week for 12 hours each day to work at a nearby office after being taken there by a private driver.
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People are willing to wait till the results come back, but, if they don't test positive, they should be allowed to leave the ship and go home to their families.
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Though four of them—staff and shareholders of Mighty Current Media—have since been allowed to leave the mainland, the firm's Swedish co-founder, Gui Minhai, remains barred from travelling.
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He had been confined to his Pennsylvania residence with an electronic monitoring device, allowed to leave with the court's permission only for doctor visits and to meet with his attorneys.
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Questions center on how Mallya was allowed to leave even after creditors of his failed Kingfisher Airlines had appealed to the Supreme Court to ensure he stayed in the country.
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Speaking publicly for the first time since being allowed to leave Iran in a prisoner swap Sunday, Hekmati said the sudden end to his four-year ordeal still seemed surreal.
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This week the Mississippi Brewers Guild announced that within a few months, visitors to state breweries might actually be allowed to leave with a six-pack—or two—in tow.
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Given the temperatures, people were allowed into the dormitory earlier in the afternoon, allowed to leave later the following morning, and to take a hot bath and wash their clothes.
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Justin spoke to police before he was allowed to leave the scene -- police tell TMZ he was not cited -- getting a ride from one friend, while another drove his truck.
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Tsegaye Kassaye, a tire fixer on the Ethiopian side of the frontier, said by phone that Eritreans were being permitted to enter Eritrea, and Ethiopians were being allowed to leave.
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Propaganda tools According to fellow defector Robert Jenkins, Dresnok eventually married a woman from Romania who said she was tricked into traveling to Pyongyang and was not allowed to leave.
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Mainland passengers in transit will not be allowed to leave the airport, it said, adding that the plan would be implemented after preparatory work between the two sides was completed.
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Latvia's anti-corruption authority KNAB confirmed that Rimsevics had returned to his office but that he was still not allowed to leave the country under the terms of his bail.
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While the mother and her daughter are in good health, they are not allowed to leave the public hospital until Amadi settles the 219,2000 naira ($267,900) bill for their care.
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The U.N.'s Working Group on Arbitrary Detention said Assange should be allowed to leave Ecuador's embassy in London without the threat of arrest by Britain and extradition to Sweden.
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Pan Ei Mon, Wa Lone's wife, said she was told by police on Thursday that both journalists were well and she was allowed to leave food and clothes for them.
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Kerry described the tense hours leading up to Rezaian's release, including the last-minute disappearance of Salehi and Mary Rezaian, who were supposed to be allowed to leave with him.
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In both cases, Mr. O'Brien was allowed to leave his job without any public disclosure of his misdeeds, and quickly landed a new job without anyone warning his next employer.
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But Ms. Jones, a leading expert on terrorism in Southeast Asia, said evidence indicated that he had been recruited by Islamists in person after he was allowed to leave campus.
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For example, defender Virgil van Dijk, who handed in a transfer request at Southampton, was not allowed to leave and is only now preparing to start his season this weekend.
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According to the government plan filed last month, the children are now expected to be allowed to leave the country without going before a judge, which may speed things up.
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In Huanggang, a city of seven million about 30 miles east of Wuhan, residents would not be allowed to leave the city without special permission, according to a government statement.
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Six days a week, he was allowed to leave for an office nearby, where he received visitors—including, one deputy recently told the Associated Press, a number of young women.
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During the hearing, the judge agreed to release Briston on house arrest -- she'll stay with her mother and won't be allowed to leave the home for anything other than court.
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The results came after hundreds of passengers were already allowed to leave the ship, and authorities say that more than 140 of those passengers traveled through Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur airport.
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The software maker has also said it closely supervises the process and that no code is allowed to leave the premises, ensuring it does not compromise the safety of its products.
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Avenatti said he and fellow attorney Ricardo De Anda are trying to connect the girls with their father, who is out of immigration detention but isn&apost allowed to leave Texas.
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A resident of the nearby town of al-Bab said that in recent days, some residents of central Raqqa had been allowed to leave the city center for the outlying areas.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a television interview on Monday that it was unfortunate an Iranian oil tanker detained off Gibraltar had been allowed to leave.
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He had appeared in court and had been allowed to leave hours before the shooting after being arrested on Friday for subway fare evasion, said William J. Bratton, the police commissioner.
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On Tuesday police said they took Palfreeman's passport during a search of his room at the center and will give it back if or when he is allowed to leave Bulgaria.
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Without rabies vaccinations, they weren't allowed to leave their kennel for five weeks, and they were initially so shy that they would hide from staff at the back of their cage.
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The software maker has also said it closely supervised the process and that no code was allowed to leave the premises, ensuring it did not compromise the safety of its products.
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Under that agreement, Epstein was also allowed to leave jail during his 13-month sentence for 12-hour periods six days a week to commute to his private office for work.
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Epstein only ended up serving a 13-month jail sentence, during which he was reportedly allowed to leave jail six days a week to work out of his Palm Beach office.
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His sentence was 13 months in a private wing of a county jail, which he was allowed to leave six days a week on a work arrangement, per the plea deal.
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If a family passes, they're allowed to leave detention and wait for their next immigration hearing in the U.S. If a family fails, they're likely sent back to their home country.
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More than 400 foreign nationals from countries including Singapore, Saudi Arabia and Malaysia will be quarantined at a nearby hotel and allowed to leave based on their ticket dates, Abdullah said.
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He was sentenced to three months in jail, although he was allowed to leave the country after the ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, nullified the court's ruling.
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"We thought it prudent that we quarantine the ship, so no one was allowed to leave the ship," Dr. Merlene Fredericks James, the country's chief medical officer said in a statement.
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All of our meals are supplied up here because we aren't allowed to leave the site or camp, and even if we did, there is nothing around for miles and miles.
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During his 13-month sentence in 2008 and 2009, the hedge fund manager was allowed to leave jail to work in an office 12 hours a day, six days a week.
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In all three orders, people are allowed to leave their homes only for essential reasons, such as obtaining food and medicine or going to work if their job is considered essential.
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He could be traded over the next month if the Mets decide they are out of contention, or allowed to leave as a free agent at the end of the season.
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During a crisis, a "life-or-death situation," Hall said, each adult would be required to work for four hours a day, and would not be allowed to leave without permission.
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Under the deal, three suspects in Mr. Kim's death were questioned in the case before being allowed to leave the North Korean embassy in Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysian police said Friday.
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Meat and meat products are not allowed to leave the 16 areas affected, and people who have been in contact with infected animals must go through bio-security screening, he said.
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Once a ball is put in play, a base coach is allowed to leave the coach's box to signal a player so long as the coach does not interfere with play.
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And comments from a spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Geng Shuang, on Monday seemed to offer little hope that Mr. Liu would be allowed to leave the country.
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A researcher from Massachusetts who was in Iran to study Farsi was allowed to leave the country after more than a month's detention, his family and the State Department said on Saturday.
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Malaysian police investigating what U.S. and South Korean officials say was an assassination carried out by North Korean agents took statements from the three before they were allowed to leave the country.
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She was scarcely allowed to leave the house except for occasional grocery store trips or walking the kids to school, and as punishment, was once forced to sleep alone in the park.
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But the patient had been allowed to leave UC San Diego hospital and return to the quarantine site after a "mix-up" with the testing results, a CDC official told reporters Tuesday.
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The deal allowed him to plead guilty to state prostitution charges and spend 13 months in a county jail, during which he was allowed to leave during the day on work release.
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But the patient had been allowed to leave UC San Diego hospital and return to the quarantine site after a "mix-up" with the testing results, a CDC official told reporters Tuesday.
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According to José Juan Morales, spokesman for the investigation, the Zetas were allowed to leave the Piedras Negras prison at night to kidnap their victims, sometimes wearing fake police and army uniforms.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A U.S. soldier who deserted to North Korea more than half a century ago, but who was eventually allowed to leave the secretive state, has died in Japan aged 77.
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She then stayed with friends in the country, since she was not allowed to leave, and faced up to one year in jail while awaiting a court hearing, according to The Guardian.
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In a deal arranged by Russia, some 7,000 people were allowed to leave Eastern Ghouta, as Syrian rebels surrendered one of their last strongholds to the government after a bombardment lasting months.
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Gooi also said one of the three suspects who was allowed to leave Malaysia, Ri Ji U, also known as James, was a key witness and his departure had "compromised" the defense.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will demand that he be allowed to leave the Ecuadorian embassy in London a free man, after a U.N. panel ruled on Friday he was detained arbitrarily there.
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The aid agency pressed called for civilians to be allowed to leave for safer areas, and called for the wounded to be given access to medical care, in line with international law.
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Since his arrest Monday, Manafort has not been allowed to leave his home in Alexandria, Virginia, except for medical and religious reasons and to meet with his attorney and appear in court.
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But the heartbreaking centerpiece of the production was the chorus "O welche Lust," in which the prisoners are allowed to leave their cells ("O what joy, to breathe easily in open air").
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They would be paid up to $1,303 for work during their six-month stretches; many would be set up with post-prison jobs and would be allowed to leave prison months early.
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The site's closure follows a PNG Supreme Court ruling last year, that the refugees -- who were not allowed to leave the Australian-run immigration center -- were being deprived of their personal liberty.
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One man at a resort hotel in Tunisia told the BBC that travelers weren't being allowed to leave unless they paid the hotel money it said it was owed by Thomas Cook.
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The professor, Homa Hoodfar, was initially detained on March 10 by the intelligence unit of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps and was then released, but she was not allowed to leave Iran.
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That agreement meant that during his 13-month sentence in 2008 and 2009, he was allowed to leave jail to work in an office 12 hours a day, six days a week.
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He says he was then moved to administrative confinement, an isolated room where he was only allowed to leave three times a week to shower and to speak with the prison investigator.
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He was released on $150,000 bond and allowed to leave New York to travel to California and Massachusetts to see his parents, who Henderson said he had not seen in 20 years.
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On Tuesday, the three players, including the star freshman LiAngelo Ball, the brother of the N.B.A. rookie Lonzo Ball, were allowed to leave their hotel and board a flight back to California.
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Ross' attorney Steven Sadow tells TMZ he's laid out their case for why Ross should be allowed to leave for his April gigs on the island of St. Martin, and possibly Europe.
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Most of the restrictions in the town are similar to those throughout the country: people are allowed to leave their homes only to buy food, walk their dogs and tend to emergencies.
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Most of the restrictions in the town are similar to those throughout the country: people are allowed to leave their homes only to buy food, walk their dogs and tend to emergencies.
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And although the full curfew remained in place on St. Croix, Governor Mapp said residents would be allowed to leave their homes to get supplies during a four-hour window on Friday.
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M.L.S. did not pay a transfer fee for Schweinsteiger or Ibrahimovic; both were allowed to leave United before the expiration of their contracts in order to pursue opportunities in the United States.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday evening announced a strict national lockdown, which means people are only allowed to leave their homes to buy essential supplies and to exercise once a day.
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BuzzFeed News: Angel, being shuttered inside your home is one thing but how did you handle lockdowns in prison, when you're not allowed to leave your cell for sometimes days on end?
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He is allowed to leave the team each Friday to fly to Charlotte, N.C., where his family lives and where he is part of the coaching staff at Myers Park High School.
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The prime minister announced that from Monday evening, the British people would be allowed to leave home for only the following "very limited purposes":Shopping for basic necessities as infrequently as possible.
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While those who tested positive have been allowed to leave the ship for treatment, the rest have had to remain there until at least February 19, with the exception of American citizens.
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The lawsuit says some of the young women were held at one of his properties, where they were not allowed to leave without his permission and were forced to perform sex acts.
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Their mother, Aun Na Tan, 43, told BuzzFeed News that the coronavirus quarantine had initially been a huge shock, particularly after learning they would not be allowed to leave until Feb. 19.
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The Stanford student, Nisrin Omer, a legal permanent resident, said she was held at Kennedy International Airport in New York for about five hours but was eventually allowed to leave the airport.
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"I'm not allowed to leave my room and I'm not allowed to interact with anybody else," she said in a video that aired on the network's "Outbreak" special report on Wednesday evening.
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Aside from the association with terrorism and bombers, the stereotype is that hijabi women — those who choose to cover their hair with a scarf — are not allowed to leave the country by themselves.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 19 (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a television interview on Monday that it was unfortunate an Iranian oil tanker detained off Gibraltar had been allowed to leave.
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Officials in Pakistan confirmed that Asia Bibi, a Christian woman whose death sentence on trumped-up charges of insulting the Prophet Muhammad was overturned in October, had been allowed to leave the country.
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He said the Red Crescent could accommodate many more people than expected but no civilians had come to the camps after the recent escalation in Afrin as they were not allowed to leave.
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Opposition politicians have skewered Prime Minister Narendra Modi for presiding over a situation where Mallya was allowed to leave the country, mocking Modi's election promise to bring back illicit "black money" stashed abroad.
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The evacuees had been allowed to leave their villages this week as part of a Shia-Sunni exchange agreement between Syria and insurgents who have been fighting a civil war for six years.
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But according to figures provided by the World Health Organization (WHO), only 2000 sick or injured residents have been allowed to leave the town since December 28, along with 53 accompanying family members.
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What do you do if Bill Belichick tells you you're not allowed to leave the Patriots at any point of the season -- but you're scheduled to have a child support hearing in Ohio???
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Another unsettling quirk: you had to let City Park Apartments post photos of you and your guests on its page, and you were not allowed to leave negative reviews on any public forum.
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Before they were allowed to leave the lab, Newsweek reports, all of the study participants had to sober up, and they did so by chilling out and chowing down on some Hot Pockets.
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She was later transferred to UCLA Medical Center, and, five days after she was found, a judge ruled that she was no danger to herself or others and was allowed to leave UCLA.
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Ellamal Raman, 17, and her cousin Bhuvaneshwari, 18, have not been allowed to leave the KPR Mill Limited's Karumathampatti premises in Coimbatore district of Tamil Nadu state since September, according to their mothers.
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The female students were not allowed to leave the school, nor were the male firefighters allowed to enter, because the girls were not wearing their Abaya (a garment designed to cover women's bodies).
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With the building closed to visitors to help prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, a group of rockhopper penguins were allowed to leave their habitat and explore the rest of the aquarium.
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That led to a plea deal in which Epstein admitted guilt to lesser prostitution charges, served little more than a year in prison —and was allowed to leave during the day for work.
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Junqueras, imprisoned in Spain, was not allowed to leave jail to take the pledge and, along with Puigdemont and Comin, was left off Spain's list of members, which numbered 51 rather than 54.
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An indefinite ban could have huge effects on admissions to the US — especially for refugees, who are often nationals of "failing" governments or governments that don't want them to be allowed to leave.
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Under a 1939 Italian law, when antiquities and archaeological works are discovered in that country, the authorities must be notified and the artifacts are not allowed to leave Italy without an export license.
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Passengers on the ship could see that at least two buses, their windows covered in curtains, had pulled up to the port, and claims spread that some people were being allowed to leave.
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The ship's crew stayed on for the next trip which docked and departed from Kaoshiung, Taiwan on February 4 but Taiwan's Ministry of Health said passengers were not allowed to leave the ship.
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The other two suspects allowed to leave Malaysia were Kim Uk Il, an employee of North Korea's state-run airline, and Hyon Kwang Song, who as the embassy's second secretary has diplomatic immunity.
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She learned that the U.N. had assigned Ameen to live in Mersin, a coastal city in southern Turkey, and that he wasn't allowed to leave town without written permission from the local police.
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BANGKOK — Two Malaysian workers with the United Nations World Food Program were allowed to leave North Korea on Thursday, two days after the unpredictable Pyongyang government barred all Malaysians from leaving the country.
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Ms. Garratt was released on bail in 2015 and later allowed to leave China, while Mr. Garratt was held until 2016, when he was released after Mr. Su dropped his case opposing extradition.
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Players will be allowed to leave the league for the NFL, though Polian said it is unclear whether AAF teams will still hold the rights to that player until the three-year period expires.
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Minutes after news of their detention was made public, Daniel Coronell, president of news for Univision, tweeted that he'd spoken to Ramos and that the team had been allowed to leave the presidential palace.
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Robert Jenkins Jenkins was allowed to leave North Korea in 2004, and in his book "The Reluctant Communist" he said that his decision to defect in 1965 was the biggest mistake of his life.
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"We're not allowed to, even if we had a pass we could not go see any teachers, we're not allowed to leave the lunchroom, period," Kat Davis, a junior at the school, told FOX13.
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"The payments were made within hours of the hostages being released, and the plane carrying the hostages was not allowed to leave Tehran until the plane with the ransom payment arrived," the senator added.
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One hour per day, he is allowed to leave his cell; he is taken to a small room where he is allowed to shower and make phone calls to his family or to counsel.
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Lawyers for Aishah and Huong told the court on Thursday that police had not responded to requests to provide evidence including CCTV recordings and statements from three North Korean suspects allowed to leave Malaysia.
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Gal was eventually allowed to leave with his Apple-owned laptop and phone, but officers revoked his Global Entry status that enables him to reduce waiting time during international travel, according to his account.
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Interior Minister Nisar Ali Khan told reporters that Cyril Almeida would not be allowed to leave the country until the completion of a government committee's inquiry into the story, which authorities have repeatedly denied.
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"In these six weeks he shall not be allowed to leave Pakistan," he said, reading the order, and added that Sharif would be expected to surrender voluntarily at the end of the bail term.
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A federal grand jury is investigating Joseph after Jose Medina-Perez was allegedly allowed to leave out of a back door of the courthouse in April while ICE agents were waiting to arrest him.
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Grossman added three hits, making him 7-for-10 in the series in his first head-to-head meeting with his former team since being allowed to leave as a free agent last offseason.
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Others who holed up inside North Korea's embassy were allowed to leave in a deal with Pyongyang to ease tensions, despite Malaysia's anger at the public use of a chemical weapon on its territory.
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He had his meeting with us, and, as I watched him walk out, into the afternoon sun, and the door closed on me, I had the thought: I'm not allowed to leave the building.
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They worked through the 12-hour flight from Tel Aviv to New York, had 12 hours of rest in a hotel near the airport (that they weren't allowed to leave) and then flew back.
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Ms. Garratt was released on bail and allowed to leave China, but Mr. Garratt was deported in 2016 after being tried and found guilty of spying, a charge that he later said was unfounded.
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For now, the defectors get three meals a day in the hotel, are allowed to leave for up to two hours daily, and are prohibited from working jobs while their asylum cases are processed.
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People are only allowed to leave their villages or towns when it is necessary to cover basic needs, to provide services of general interest or to get to work, Tyrol governor Guenther Platter said.
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Athletes are not being allowed to leave training camps taking place in different parts of India and have been barred from training with anyone from outside the camps, the AFI said in a statement.
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The Hubei capital of Wuhan, a city of 2150 million people which has been under virtual lockdown for weeks, officials said healthy people would be allowed to leave the city for crucial operations only.
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The Alex was escorted to Lampedusa by an Italian naval vessel and a sea patrol boat on Saturday, but the migrants were not allowed to leave the boat and policemen stood on the quay.
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Large coal companies have been allowed to leave a share of future mine cleanup without collateral through a program called "self bonding" that has come under federal scrutiny following financial distress in the coal sector.
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"Imagine you're trying to make a map of a city, but you're not allowed to leave home," says Richard Pogge, an astronomer at Ohio State University, who wasn't involved in the study, tells The Verge.
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He was allowed to leave even though the ICC had ordered that he be kept in South Africa until the end of a hearing on whether he should be detained under a global arrest warrant.
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Later that year he was sentenced to four years' probation and ordered to serve 18 months under house arrest, but was allowed to leave to attend church, family gatherings or to go to a job.
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The women, from Indonesia and Vietnam, are on trial for his death, but at least seven North Koreans suspected of being linked to the killing escaped or were allowed to leave the country, officials said.
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But here's the catch ... the judge allowed KCP to do a "work-release" sentence -- where he's locked up at a facility for most of the day ... but he's allowed to leave to do his job.
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A federal judge ruled in July that the 61-year-old was not a danger to himself or others and would be allowed to leave St. Elizabeths Hospital, where he has lived for three decades.
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On Friday, a source in the Rio state security services told Reuters that a Rio de Janeiro court will return the passports of three members of the OCI who will be allowed to leave Brazil.
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For two top-ten ranked welterweights at the top of their games to be allowed to leave the UFC at the same time and serve as a measuring stick for Bellator's own division was remarkable.
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Mr. Moallem said in Moscow that government forces could agree to another "humanitarian pause" in hostilities, but only in exchange for a pledge from the rebels that civilians would be allowed to leave the city.
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He served a 13-month sentence but was allowed to leave the jail six days a week to work in his Palm Beach office due to a work arrangement, according to The New York Times.
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The P.A.'s claimed in 2010 they were forced to work 60 to 100 hours a week, never got overtime, and weren't even allowed to leave their posts to get food or use the restrooms.
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Video has emerged of cops in India violently attacking and punishing residents in the streets after Tuesday's declaration by Prime Minister Narendra Modi that nobody is allowed to leave their homes ... not for any reason.
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Europe is adamant that Britain not be allowed to leave the bloc and keep the benefits of membership: It should not be able to sell its wares unhampered into the Republic while breaching European rules.
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Last month, he raised with a top Chinese foreign policy official, Yang Jiechi, his concern about an exit ban imposed on two young Americans who visited China last June and were not allowed to leave.
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In the summer of 2017, Latifa, who told Jauhiainen that she had not been allowed to leave Dubai since 2000 and had no passport, asked Jauhiainen for help in trying to leave her homeland again.
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He won a Fields Medal in 1978 when he was only 32 years old, but was not allowed to leave the Soviet Union for the awards ceremony, which was held in Helsinki, Finland, that year.
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So as we've adjusted to this strange new reality, in which many of us might not be allowed to leave our homes for weeks, we've channeled our anxieties over Covid-19 into classic internet humor.
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ROME — An Italian court ruled on Wednesday that Leonardo's famous "Vitruvian Man" drawing would be allowed to leave Italy for the much-ballyhooed Leonardo exhibition that opens at the Louvre in Paris on Oct. 24.
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More than 3,700 passengers and crew were initially ordered by Japanese health officials to a 14-day quarantine to stop the spread of the virus, though some have now been allowed to leave the vessel.
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Asia Bibi's release in October last year sparked rioting by hardline Islamists, who rejected the Supreme Court's verdict and warned Prime Minister Imran Khan's government that she must not be allowed to leave the country.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which opposes the Syrian government, said five buses that had been held up by pro-government forces for hours were allowed to leave eastern Aleppo before midnight on Sunday.
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Eritrea, often described as the "North Korea of Africa," has never had a national election; there is no free press and citizens are not allowed to leave without an exit visa issued by the government.
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Many of the women working there were forced into it as part of an international prostitution ring, lived inside the spa, and weren't allowed to leave, according to arrest records obtained by Treasure Coast Newspapers.
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He was also allowed to leave the facility on "work release" to go to an office for multiple hours per day, six days a week, raising the question of how meaningful his jail sentence really was.
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He will be subject to restrictions including a curfew and electronic GPS monitoring but will be allowed to leave his home in Alexandria for his home in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, once he meets the conditions.
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Epstein served 13 months in jail, during which he was allowed to leave the facility six days a week for 12 hours daily to work at a nearby office, where a private driver dropped him off.
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In the days that followed, the unnamed Chinese-American executive was interrogated about topics including U.S.-China trade tensions, and was not allowed to leave the country until the State Department intervened, the Times report said.
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Last week, a Spanish court ruled that Oriol Junqueras, who is in prison awaiting sentencing in a high-profile trial on Catalonia's 2017 independence bid, would not be allowed to leave to pick up his credentials.
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People are forced to live in fear, and aren't allowed to leave their homes, leading to one of the film's most haunting shots — that of an empty Boston, which recalls the London of 28 Days Later.
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The camp, run by the government aid agency the Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency of Turkey (AFAD), was built to provide shelter for refugees but officers said the new arrivals would not be allowed to leave.
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She said shelter residents are not allowed to leave the premises until prosecutors figure out if she is a trafficking victim or if she can be of use as a witness in an anti-trafficking case.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan's Supreme Court agreed on Tuesday to release jailed former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on bail for six weeks to receive medical treatment but said he would not be allowed to leave the country.
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The coalition of forces fighting for the government of President Bashar al-Assad are demanding people to be allowed to leave the two villages in exchange for allowing evacuations of rebels and civilians from east Aleppo.
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Deutsche Welle's Friedman and his camera crew were not allowed to leave the Ministry for Youth and Sport until they turned over the video tape of the interview for a program called "Conflict Zone", DW said.
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The defendants will have to check in daily with law enforcement by phone, and will only be allowed to leave their homes to see their attorneys, to appear at court or for medical and religious necessities.
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Once assigned a spot in the queue, they're allowed to leave until they're up—time Porter told me she has used to print text for her iconic visual aids in the cramped xerox room next door.
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She was allowed to leave it only to take a shower or to consult with a social worker or with medical staff; some days, she refused a shower and did not leave her cell at all.
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In contrast, when Watson — who at one point during his sentence, wasn't allowed to leave his cell for over a year — gives you the same advice, it carries authenticity and weight because of his lived experience.
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"And while the individual subsequently stopped the recording and was allowed to leave the precinct, I want to emphasize that the Legal Bureau has indicated that an arrest was completely appropriate in that situation," he added.
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While there, he and several other international students were questioned by immigration officers, but all of them were eventually allowed to leave except Ajjawi, who was subjected to additional questioning about his religious practices in Lebanon.
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In Wagner's "Der Fliegende Holländer," a bewitched sea captain is allowed to leave his ship only once every seven years, to try to break the spell that has condemned him to roam the oceans for eternity.
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At a high-speed rail station in the eastern city of Yiwu this past week, workers in hazmat suits demanded that passengers send the text messages that show their location data before being allowed to leave.
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A State Department spokesman said Secretary of State Mike Pompeo urged the Saudis to release the younger Khashoggi and deputy spokesman Robert Palladino said the US was "pleased" that he was allowed to leave the country.
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Even the obligatory scoops of ice cream that restaurants seem required to offer aren't allowed to leave her pastry station until they've been turned into a composed dessert, and not some kind of slapdash sundae, either.
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Under the terms of his probation, Meek IS allowed to leave the state for work purposes -- and, since he performed at the BET Awards in L.A. on Sunday night, we're guessing it was easy approval process.
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The intelligence consultant said the Yaz was investigated by Greek authorities for possible EU sanctions violations during its stay in the port of Agioi Theodoroi in September, but that it was allowed to leave bound for Turkey.
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During a morning press conference, FBI Special Agent Greg Bretzing said those still occupying the refuge would be allowed to leave as long as they left through the checkpoints, but those still there see ominous times ahead.
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Large coal companies like Peabody have been allowed to leave a share of future mine cleanup without collateral through a program called "self bonding" that has come under federal scrutiny following financial distress in the coal sector.
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Pally, who plays Peter Prentice on Mindy, received a desk appearance ticket and was allowed to leave from the precinct after his arrest was processed, but he must return to court in June, according to the spokesman.
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If his contract expires, he is allowed to leave for free—a disastrous loss for his old team and a windfall for his new one, which will reward him with a cut of the avoided transfer fee.
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Poland was allowed to leave the procedure shortly before the conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party swept to power last year, promising to tax large corporations and improve tax collection to finance a wide social spending agenda.
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The drug will need to be taken alongside a standard antidepressant, and each dose will be administered under close medical supervision, with patients being monitored for at least two hours before being allowed to leave the clinic.
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Shkreli's lawyers have also tried to get him out of an appearance by asking the congressional subpoena to be blocked on the grounds that under his current travel restrictions, he's not allowed to leave New York state.
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Even in retrospect, now that Nigel de Jong was allowed to leave for Galatasaray on a free transfer on Wednesday, it's hard to understand what possessed the Los Angeles Galaxy in signing him in the first place.
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Still, I try not to think about how, later this month, I will enter the Erez checkpoint from the Israeli side and cross back into Gaza, unsure when, if ever, I will be allowed to leave again.
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In the Philippines, under the authoritarian President Ferdinand Marcos, the condemned dissident Benigno Aquino was allowed to leave the country in 1980 in no small measure because of the publicity Ms. Derian had generated on his behalf.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - An Israeli court on Wednesday ruled that billionaire businessman Beny Steinmetz will be allowed to leave the country despite an investigation into possible bribery and corruption in Africa linked to his mining company, BSGR Resources.
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A British electrician was allowed to leave Dubai after the emirate's ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, stepped in to overturn his three-month jail sentence for brushing against a man's hip in a crowded bar.
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Here's what should be covered without a copay or coinsurance: Newborn screenings Before you're allowed to leave the hospital, your newborn will receive a bilirubin test (to check for jaundice), a blood screening, hearing screening, and more.
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Proven top ten fighters like Ryan Bader and Phil Davis have been allowed to leave due to a perception that they don't move the needle, despite both compiling exciting finishes over anyone outside of the top ten.
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Officials in Wuhan, China, where the outbreak started, said today that public transportation would resume within 24 hours and that residents would be allowed to leave the city beginning April 8, as infections appeared to be dwindling.
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Right now, the county of Los Angeles — the hub of America's entertainment industry — is under a "safer at home" order, which means, among other things, that people are no longer allowed to leave their residence for work.
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In a chain of events described by New South Wales state Police Minister David Elliott as a "monumental stuff-up", about 2,700 passengers were allowed to leave the ship when it docked in Sydney on March 113.
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The embassy said that those who did not take the charter flights would not be allowed to travel to the United States until March 4, two weeks after they would otherwise be allowed to leave the ship.
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A group of a hundred tourists who arrived at the hotel on Monday and did not have contact with the Italian guests would be allowed to leave the hotel, the Canary's regional authorities said late on Tuesday.
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Some supporters fear the Congolese authorities will block Katumbi, a multi-millionaire former mining mogul, from returning to the country, which he was allowed to leave on May 20, a day after being indicted for hiring mercenaries.
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On Tuesday, Pyongyang — angered by a police investigation that has named several North Koreans as suspects — said that no Malaysians living in North Korea would be allowed to leave the country, and Malaysia quickly responded in kind.
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Friends of Liu Xia say that the process has been slowed by Chinese government fears of what she might say once free, as well as her insistence that her brother, Liu Hui, also be allowed to leave.
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The pardon was effective immediately and Matthew Hedges, a 31-year-old doctoral student at Durham University held for more than six months, will be allowed to leave the country "once formalities are completed," the statement said.
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But Willett said he understood the ship's crew were intending to continue into Thai waters, where his daughter and others aboard were hoping they would eventually be allowed to leave the ship after being assessed by health officials.
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Religion is so omnipresent in Indonesia that citizens are required to declare on their national ID cards which of the six approved religions they adhere to, though in some regions they are allowed to leave that section blank.
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Woods doesn't check her children's homework other than to ask if they've completed it, and Kellogg lets her daughter, Tori, who attends a school where children are allowed to leave campus regularly, walk with friends to a playground.
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He said in his book that James Joseph Dresnok was not married to a North Korean woman, but to a woman from Romania who said she was tricked into traveling to Pyongyang and was not allowed to leave.
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At various salon jobs she held in the following years, she says that she could never take a day off to see a doctor, was not allowed to leave early, and was constantly afraid she would be fired.
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The officers made me sign a piece of paper that was written in Mandarin and, after I expressed concern that I would miss my flight, I was allowed to leave and get an exit stamp in my passport.
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Since the envelopes had California postmarks and since Kaczynski isn't allowed to leave his Colorado prison, they're fairly obviously fakes—or part of some enormously complicated scheme where Kaczynski is mailing letters to someone who re-mails them.
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Epstein ultimately served a 13-month jail sentence, but because of a work arrangement he was allowed to leave jail six days a week to work out of his Palm Beach office, according to The New York Times.
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And we get up and tie fabric around our necks and drive to these boxes and sit in there all day away from our families, and we're only allowed to leave for two weeks out of the year.
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Wayne Rooney will not be allowed to leave Manchester United in the January transfer window despite his frustrations at losing his starting place at Old Trafford and interest from his former club Everton, United's manager, José Mourinho, said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States believes that the 10 U.S. sailors being held in Iran will likely not be allowed to leave Tuesday night, given the late hour, two U.S. officials told Reuters, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Spain, Europe's second-worst-hit country with about 6,300 confirmed infections, has implemented a nationwide shutdown, with citizens only allowed to leave their homes to buy groceries, work, care for people in need, or to seek medical care.
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Citizens or foreigners with a permanent or temporary stay of more than 90 days are not allowed to leave the country Denmark Denmark closed its borders to most foreign travelers for the next month as of March 14.
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Rasoulof, whose "There Is No Evil" explores the impact of capital punishment on four people lined up to carry out executions and the moral choices they make, was not allowed to leave the country to collect the award.
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Those who did not take the charters will not be allowed to travel to the United States until March 4, two weeks after they would have otherwise been allowed to leave the ship on Wednesday, the embassy said.
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It is not clear if anyone left the city during this time, but it is unlikely given the short time frame between the two announcements and the fact that only certain people were allowed to leave the city.
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"However, the consular status and individual permits of the crew were reviewed, and after further consideration and also on humanitarian grounds, some of the crew were allowed to leave the ship and return to daily life," he added.
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In 2018, 15 puppies — the first animals or objects to be allowed to leave the Nuclear Exclusion Zone since its creation — were placed in loving forever homes in the United States, a "groundbreaking" success for the pets of Chernobyl.
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TEACHER, 29, ARRESTED FOR HAVING UNPROTECTED SEX WITH 17-YEAR-OLD STUDENT, POLICE SAY Students who do not fill the requirements are forced to eat inside the cafeteria and are not allowed to leave the room during that time.
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The source said the precise conditions of his release were not yet known but could include him not being allowed to leave home without police permission, subjecting himself to police supervision and presenting himself every 45 days in court.
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BEIRUT – A Syrian war monitoring group says a cease-fire between government forces and Islamic State militants in the southern neighborhoods of Damascus has held for 24 hours, and that some of the fighters have been allowed to leave.
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Gisha, an Israeli human rights organization, estimates that the number of Palestinians who were allowed to leave Gaza, including for medical treatment, averaged under 6,000 a month last year — less than half the monthly average for 2016 or 2015.
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Once in the US, the women were forced to have sex with strangers -- at times all day, every day, with up to 10 or more men -- and were isolated, not allowed to leave the prostitution houses without an escort.
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He had been sentenced to 18 months in prison but served only 13 months in a private wing of the Palm Beach County Jail, where he was allowed to leave six days a week to work in an office.
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She said that she was kept in the room with her sisters for about 20 hours a day, and that she was only allowed to leave the room to eat, use the restroom and brush her teeth, Campos said.
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Mr. Terfel must have some variant of the Dutchman's curse, which in the opera has condemned the character to roam the oceans forever, allowed to leave his ship only once every seven years to try and break the spell.
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"I will tell you, when I heard about it two days ago, I had a great conversation with President Xi," Mr. Trump told reporters during a brief conversation Tuesday before the students were formally allowed to leave their hotel.
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An evacuation of rebel-held eastern Aleppo stalled this week because of demands from pro-government forces that a group of people needing medical treatment also be allowed to leave al-Foua and Kefraya, which are besieged by insurgents.
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Rebels in the town of Khan al-Shih, southwest of Damascus, were allowed to leave for Idlib province this week, and similar deals have also been implemented since the summer for the nearby towns of al-Mouadamiya and Daraya.
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Going forward, staffers would not be allowed to leave their phones -- even the government-issued ones -- in lockers in the small entry area outside the Situation Room, as they had done for the previous 19 months of the administration.
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At dinner parties and cafes across the city, many here have dismissed Ms. Meng as a "poor little rich girl" who, under the terms of her $10 million bail, is allowed to leave her house until an 11 p.m.
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Junqueras was allowed to leave jail in May to collect his credentials as a member of Spain's lower house of parliament following April's election although he will not be able to serve as a lawmaker until the trial is concluded.
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THE NEW WORLD ORDER: -- The CDC acknowledged the patient with the latest confirmed case of coronavirus in the United States initially tested negative for the disease and was briefly allowed to leave a San Diego hospital because of a laboratory error.
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Rep. Maxine Waters, chairwoman of the House Financial Services Committee, and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin squabbled at a hearing, with Mnuchin going so far as to threaten to not testify before the committee again if he was not allowed to leave.
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Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun, 18, who fled from her family and barricaded herself inside a Bangkok airport hotel to prevent Thai authorities expelling her, was allowed to leave the airport after talks with the United Nations refugee agency late on Monday.
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In another room, she tells Cosima that she gave Westmoreland this info in exchange for being allowed to leave and that she must go to Geneva because that's where Felix and Adele are working on information that Delphine can't reveal.
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Per the conditions of his bond, Mason was ordered to have no contact with Savage or her family and he is not allowed to leave the US. Mason called the charge a "miscarriage of justice" and vowed to vigorously defend himself.
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Without mentioning Russia, the author of the proposal, ICRC Middle East director Robert Mardini said humanitarian corridors must be well-planned and agreed to by all warring sides, while people should be allowed to leave of their own free will.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Parts of Frankfurt airport were evacuated for several hours on Tuesday following a lapse in security in which a French family of four were allowed to leave the secure zone despite testing positive for explosives, federal police said.
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In 2018, the 15 puppies — the first animals or objects to be allowed to leave the Nuclear Exclusion Zone since its creation — were placed in loving forever homes in the United States, a "groundbreaking" success for the pets of Chernobyl.
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By the hundreds of thousands, Muslims in Myanmar have been stripped of their citizenship, sent to concentration camps where they are deprived of basic medical care, jobs and even food, and held prisoners in villages they are not allowed to leave.
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KHAN YOUNIS, Gaza Strip – A Palestinian man whose face was severely damaged by an Israeli tear gas canister that lodged in his mouth during a border protest last week has been allowed to leave Gaza for treatment at a Jerusalem hospital.
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After about three weeks, when she was able to stand on her own and walk up steps, she was allowed to leave the hospital, but said: "It took me a full year before I was doing what normal people do."
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The intrigue: Blankenship was released from prison just six months ago, and according to USA Today investigative reporter Brad Heath, isn't allowed to leave Nevada without permission from a judge or probate officer until May because he's on federal supervision.
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Without mentioning Russia, the author of the proposal, ICRC Middle East director Robert Mardini said humanitarian corridors had to be well-planned and agreed to by all warring sides, while people should be allowed to leave of their own free will.
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Munir al Sayal, the head of the political wing of the Ahrar al Sham rebel group involved in negotiations over the deal, said Iran was insisting people be allowed to leave two besieged Shi'ite villages before letting the Aleppo evacuation happen.
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He said that after investigators told him during the interview that they had evidence contradicting his statements, he was allowed to leave and look through his past emails, and then amend his testimony to reflect what he had actually written.
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LONDON (Reuters) - An Iranian tanker detained in Gibraltar for breaching EU sanctions could be allowed to leave on Friday, though a last minute U.S. legal bid to halt it could yet end up back in court, the territory's first minister said.
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And because she was not allowed to leave the house by herself, and barely spoke English, and had no money, and was constantly yelled at, she became convinced that she would have no way of surviving in America on her own.
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In many cities and most of rural India, girls are told not speak in front of men, they have to ask for permission before they leave their homes, and married women are not allowed to leave their homes without their husbands.
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The organization says two other men who were investigating the working conditions, Li Zhao and Su Heng, are missing, per the AP. What we know: Li Zhao and Hua Haifeng were not allowed to leave China in April and May.
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We know all this now because after McCall was finally allowed to leave, she was sought out by a woman of means who hated the American Plan, had heard about her case and proposed that McCall sue the government for damages.
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People are allowed to leave their homes to get food and/or medical necessities, perform essential work, seek medical care, or exercise, such as walk or run or cycle, but must do so solo or with other members of their household.
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According to local reports, railway authorities had the train make an unscheduled stop, removed the stamped people from the train, and took them to a government hospital, where they were allowed to leave after a doctor examined them for symptoms.
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Mr. McCullough, a retired police officer, who was living in the Seattle area when he was arrested, was released on a bond and is not allowed to leave Illinois until the state attorney announces a formal decision on a retrial.
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On Monday, local newspaper The Beijing News reported, citing sources familiar with the matter, that the heads and top executives of bitcoin exchanges must stay in Beijing to comply with an investigation and are not allowed to leave the city.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department said on Saturday that it was deeply concerned that a Swedish citizen and Hong Kong-based bookseller, Gui Minhai, had been detained in China and called for him to be allowed to leave the country.
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"My medical advice is that I will be allowed to leave the hospital shortly and I have been cleared to fly back to the UK in the next day or so," Sears said in a statement from Australian Open organizers.
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The news of the stay quickly reached Terminal 4 of John F. Kennedy Airport, where protesters and families were gathered, though it wasn't immediately clear who the decision applied to or if anyone detained would be allowed to leave the airport.
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Since the Diciotti picked up the boatload of desperate migrants last Wednesday, most of whom hail from Eritrea and Somalia, 13 have been allowed off for medical treatment, before 27 unaccompanied minors were also allowed to leave the ship Wednesday night.
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"We have obtained whatever we want from them...They have assisted us and they have been allowed to leave," police chief Khalid Abu Bakar told a news conference in the capital, Kuala Lumpur, saying there were no grounds to hold the men.
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Later, as Sue walks over to Chet and Nguyen Nguyen's house to return a casserole dish, she hears Chet threatening Nguyen for the jokes she made at his expense earlier, then telling her she's not allowed to leave the house the next day.
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A military news outlet run by Lebanon's Hezbollah, which is fighting on the side of the Syrian government, reported gains by the army and its allies against Islamic State in that pocket, but made no mention of the jihadists being allowed to leave.
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Under Jackson's December order, Manafort will be allowed to leave home confinement once he submits a series of documents to the court, including forfeiture agreement and records verifying that his family members have the necessary assets on hand to serve as sureties.
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I did indeed witness the darkness dawning on the face of every North Korean, as though they had just lost a parent or god, but my cover there had been as a teacher, and I was not allowed to leave my compound.
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Many arrive in the U.S. with no documents at all, and minors often travel with fake passports that show they're adults in order to be allowed to leave their home countries and travel through other countries without being directed into child welfare systems.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A Rio de Janeiro court will return the passports of three members of the Olympic Council of Ireland (OCI) and they will be allowed to leave Brazil, a source in the Rio state security services said on Friday.
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Musharraf, who seized power in a 1999 military coup and stepped down nine years later amid mass protests, was allowed to leave Pakistan last year for health reasons that his lawyer argued prevented him from standing trial on treason and other charges.
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His own daughter, Katy Morgan-Davies, who was born to one of the women in the collective, was also bullied and beaten, barely allowed to leave her home and never permitted to go to school, play with friends or even see a doctor.
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Matolcsy, who was appointed for a second six-year term as head of the central bank earlier this year, said members should be allowed to leave the euro zone in the coming decades and those remaining should build a "more sustainable global currency".
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These are countries currently imposing some form of stay-at-home order, or business and events closure order, and how many people each involves*:Argentina, population 45.5 million: Citizens only allowed to leave homes for essential services, enforced by police, until March 31.
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Easing restrictions Starting from Wednesday, people in Hubei, except for Wuhan, will be allowed to leave the province if they have a green QR code on their mobile phones, the Hubei provincial government said in a notice on Weibo, China's Twitter-like platform.
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After almost two hours of exploring my feelings and extolling the uneventfulness of my happy, sheltered middle-class childhood, after I was told to lean back in the uncomfortable office chair and imagine myself cradling my newborn infant, I was allowed to leave.
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Mr. Acosta defended the agreement — in which Mr. Epstein, who was accused of sexually abusing dozens of young women and girls, served 13 months in a state jail and was allowed to leave for work six days a week — as the toughest available.
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Republican senators were concerned it would look bad for Trump to fire Sondland, and told White House officials that Sondland should be allowed to leave on his own terms, according to the New York Times, which first reported the story on Saturday.
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The Westerdam spent five weeks at sea before a Cambodian port finally allowed it to dock, and health officials announced on Saturday that they found a case after hundreds of people were allowed to leave the ship and begin their travels home.
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When Prabhati argued that she should be allowed to leave, and that she would be more useful to the family by remaining single, earning money and sending it home, Radha Rani screwed up her face as if she had eaten a lemon.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is repeatedly postponing discussions with Western governments on the possibility that Liu Xia, the widow of Nobel Peace Prize-winning dissident Liu Xiaobo, be allowed to leave the country, according to a source with direct knowledge of the case.
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The vessel, a Malta-flagged Aframax named Advantage Avenue, will be allowed to discharge its cargo, but not allowed to leave the port until a civil dispute originating in federal court involving a payment disagreement is resolved, according to the federal agency.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Two Malaysian U.N. employees were allowed to leave North Korea on Thursday, a spokeswoman for the U.N.'s World Food Programme (WFP) said, while the Malaysian government negotiated for a travel ban to be lifted on nine citizens still stranded there.
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Bin Laden -- who, as a fugitive for many years, was given to a certain amount of understandable paranoia -- told his two sons that he was worried that the Iranians might have injected them with some kind of "shot" before they were allowed to leave Iran.
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Epstein was also able to avoid his 18-month stay in state prison, instead serving his sentence in a private wing of the Palm Beach County Jail, where he was allowed to leave for work 12 hours a day for six days a week.
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Police spokesman Colonel Myo Thu Soe said authorities had received a complaint about the blockade last week and had brokered a meeting on Friday, at which it was agreed 15 Rohingya residents would be allowed to leave their neighborhood to fetch food twice a week.
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"Europeans must give up their risky fantasies of creating a power that rivals the U.S. Members of the euro zone should be allowed to leave the currency zone in the coming decades, and those remaining should build a more sustainable global currency," Matolcsy added.
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The greater Paris region, Ile de France, had already banned more than half of cars from its roads as the stifling heat worsened air pollution, the toughest restriction provided for — although all cars were to be allowed to leave the city as school holidays began.
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You are allowed to leave your house, but it is only for things that are absolutely necessary such as getting food, getting a prescription refilled, or – with safe social distancing – going for a walk or a bike ride to get some fresh air and exercise.
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According to the draft of the government order, people will only be allowed to leave their homes to buy food and medicine, commute to work, go to medical centers and banks, or take trips related to the care for the young and the elderly.
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Japanese health minister Katsunobu Kato said that people who had tested negative for the virus and were over 80 years old, or had a non-virus medical condition requiring attention, would be allowed to leave the ship and move to a government medical facility.
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Some of his victims were held at one of his properties where they were not allowed to leave without his permission, and were forced "through a combination of fraud, coercion, psychological force and manipulation, and physical force" to perform sex acts, the lawsuit says.
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An initial group of 443 people were allowed to leave the ship on the first day of what the Japanese authorities have said will be a three-day operation to offload those who have tested negative for the virus and do not have symptoms.
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It cannot justify the fact that the only university in the country has been shut down or that Eritreans between the ages of six and 65 are not allowed to leave the country unless granted an exit visa, one that is almost impossible to obtain.
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Home-schooled and allowed to leave only for closely supervised outings, they relied on their father's huge movie collection as their primary link to the outside world — recreating favorites like "The Dark Knight" and "Reservoir Dogs" with handmade costumes and scripts they transcribed verbatim.
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Some may have been allowed to leave Raqqa, the so-called capital of the caliphate, in the final deal agreed between the Syrian Kurds and ISIS to reduce civilian casualties, under which dozens of ISIS fighters, foreign and Syrian, fled with civilians into the desert.
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The man was seen in a video that surfaced online, talking to one of the killers before being allowed to leave— one of the attackers had reportedly been in a student at the private university where the man has been teaching since his return.
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The greater Paris region, Ile de France, has banned more than half of cars from its roads as the stifling heat worsened air pollution, the toughest restriction provided for — although all cars were to be allowed to leave the city as school holidays began.
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Forty people - from eight families, including adult workers and about a dozen children - were allowed to leave the kiln this week in Bathinda district in Punjab state after activists and other workers said they had been held against their will because the owner said they owed money.
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People were allowed to voluntarily leave On Wednesday, Burgum had said the remaining protesters at the camp, near Cannon Ball, North Dakota, would be allowed to leave without being arrested so contractors can continue cleaning up the protest site near the controversial 1,172-mile long pipeline.
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Then the U.S. Attorney in Miami, Acosta in 2008 granted Epstein a non-prosecution agreement, allowing him to serve just over one year in a Palm Beach county jail, where he was kept in a private wing and allowed to leave for work six days a week.
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"She also gave us some very disturbing details that she wasn't allowed to communicate with the children, she was forced to stay in a bedroom, the children could not speak with her and also the children were never allowed to leave the house," the spokesman said.
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In an interview at the offices of the committee, 100 East Forty-second Street, Mr. Troper said that 1,500,000 Jews were absolutely destitute in Poland and many of them were living in walled-up ghettos which they were not allowed to leave even during the day.
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Unfortunately, there was a miserable storm in New York City the day I got to spend with the GR III, and I wasn't allowed to leave the area where we were briefed on the camera, which left me with precious few places to test the damn thing.
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"Paid maternity leave is what it sounds like: a block of time where women who have had or adopted a child are allowed to leave the workplace to take care of the baby for all or a portion of their salary while on leave," she said.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian police took statements from three North Koreans wanted for questioning in the murder of Kim Jong Nam before they were allowed to leave the country along with the body of the victim, police chief Khalid Abu Bakar told a news conference on Friday.
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School administrators allowed the student body to hurl obscenities, scream profanities, and jeer at the Plaintiffs and the other suspended students, who were all not allowed to leave what the school considered an act of 'atonement' but was rather a thinly veiled form of public shaming.
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It's how you'd normally expect a scene like this to end, but the fact that Kevin is allowed to leave the car without being portrayed as a mutilated remainder of his old self struck me as surprisingly kind, for a show about such dark subject matter.
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Unlike their soccer counterparts around the world, who are released to their national teams for qualifying matches via what are known as "international breaks," N.B.A. players and the majority of Euroleague players are not allowed to leave their teams during the season to represent their respective countries.
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The Health Minister also said that people who had tested negative for the virus and are over 80 years old, or have a non-virus medical condition requiring attention, will be allowed to leave the ship and move to a government medical facility, if they wish.
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As the number of infections rises, Dr. Masahiro Kami, head of the Japanese nonprofit Medical Governance Research Institute, told the Financial Times that he believed that the passengers being allowed to leave could be carriers of the virus, even if they hadn't yet returned a positive test.
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