Tourist arrivals unsurprisingly plummeted following the Easter Sunday bombings, however, recent government data has shown that figures are picking up again: rising from around 38,000 arrivals in May to 63,000 arrivals in June.
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Tourist arrivals have plunged — overall September arrivals declined 34% year over year — while hotel occupancy rates have slumped.
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In addition, arrivals into Russia were up 18.2 percent, driven by Chinese travelers, ForwardKeys said, although overall arrivals from China to Europe dropped 3.7 percent over the summer and arrivals from Japan fell 18 percent.
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In January-September, Bali received 4.5 million foreign tourist arrivals, nearly half of the 10.5 million arrivals in Indonesia.
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Thomas Cook arrivals to the island on a yearly basis topped 250,000 people, representing up to 6% of all arrivals.
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Thomas Cook arrivals to the island on a yearly basis topped 250,000 people, representing up to 6% of all arrivals.
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If you take the top five countries in terms of arrivals, they don't even account for 22015 percent of the arrivals.
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Around 90 percent of the recent arrivals are Haitians, said Ms. Dupuis of the Quebec agency, Praida, that handles new arrivals.
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Left: Rachel Antonoff Louie Quilted Robe, 428, available at Rachel Antonoff; The Arrivals Aero Scarf, $135, available at The Arrivals; Tibi boots.
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Tourist arrivals and revenue from tourism hit record highs in 2016, with annual arrivals jumping 14 percent to a record 2.05 million.
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Under the weight of the new deal, arrivals in Europe plummeted—from 203,400 arrivals through the Eastern Med route in 2015 to 182,224 in 2540.
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Weaker security in arrivals The international arrivals hall is an area with weaknesses the attackers may have exploited, CNN's Senior International Correspondent Clarissa Ward reports.
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In March, Chinese tourist arrivals in South Korea were 2101 percent lower than a year earlier, dragging total arrivals in the period down 11 percent.
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Arrivals from Europe, its main source market, rose 17 percent, mostly driven by arrivals from Germany and Britain, which grew by 44 percent and 11 percent respectively.
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If whites and other Americans were more uncomfortable with new arrivals, they wrote, it was partly because those new arrivals did not seem interested in becoming Americans.
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Although boat migrant arrivals fell 80 percent last year, the EU executive Commission in Brussels has still been forced to mediate between member states to share out arrivals.
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Arrivals fell to 280,000 last year and data from the Interior Ministry shows just over 90,000 recent arrivals applied for asylum here in the first half of 2017.
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But arrivals have fallen off sharply since the outbreak of the coronavirus crisis in northern Italy late last month, with only 43 arrivals so far recorded in March.
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But arrivals have fallen off sharply since the outbreak of the coronavirus crisis in northern Italy late last month, with only 43 arrivals so far recorded in March.
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Total foreign arrivals, which include tourism and business arrivals, declined to 1.09 million from 2.60 million in the same month last year, the Japan National Tourism Organization said.
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Until fiscal year 2016, the number of arrivals hovered around 100, but started decreasing thereafter to only 5 arrivals so far this fiscal year, according to the group.
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From the beginning of her campaign, Clinton has aligned herself with this aspect of Obama's immigration policy, saying she would continue the executive actions, known as the DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) and DAPA (Deferred Action for Parent Arrivals), and expand the programs to include the parents of childhood arrivals.
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So far this year, 31 percent of arrivals to Europe have been children, said medical aid group Medecins Sans Frontieres, which has been treating arrivals to the Greek islands.
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To ensure supplies in the market, China has been increasing meat imports, with pork arrivals in October doubled from a year earlier and beef arrivals up 63.2% on year.
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Total foreign arrivals, which include tourism and business arrivals, declined 1.1% to 2.66 million from 2.69 million in the corresponding month last year, Japanese government data showed on Wednesday.
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Total foreign arrivals, which include tourism and business arrivals, declined 1.1% to 2.66 million from 2.69 million in the corresponding month last year, Japanese government data showed on Wednesday.
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This applies to both new arrivals and sale items (with a small group of brands excluded), so you can go hog wild on both deeply-discounted steals and new arrivals.
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Arrivals of refugees and migrants to Greece, which shares a long sea border with Turkey, have increased in recent months, but not on the scale of mass arrivals in 2015.
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Nearly 148,100 refugees and migrants have crossed to Greece from Turkey this year - a fraction of the nearly 1 million arrivals in 2015 - but arrivals have increased in recent months.
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A 2016 deal with Ankara drastically cut arrivals from Turkey to Greece, making Italy the main gateway to Europe now, with some 94,400 arrivals so far this year across the sea.
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Some of these jobs and money go to "big," traditional, and maybe not-so-sustainable destinations, but arrivals to developing countries accounted for 45 percent of the total international arrivals in 2014.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Air passenger arrivals in the United States fell in the first quarter of the year, while arrivals in Canada and Mexico rose, according to data from travel analysis company ForwardKeys.
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Overall, arrivals in Italy fell in the first seven months of 2018, compared to the same period last year, while arrivals rose in Greece and Spain, now the primary entry point to Europe.
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There has been a 45% drop in migrant arrivals in mainland Spain so far this year, Grande-Marlaska Gómez said, but he added Spain's Canary Islands had seen a 23% rise in arrivals.
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" He said Germany should welcome the new arrivals: "It's nothing!
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We asked recent arrivals about their new life in Germany.
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Ahead, take a look at all of Netflix's November arrivals.
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What do you think of her red carpet arrivals outfit?
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February arrivals are expected to be about 1.7 million tonnes.
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Senegalese authorities had prepared aid for 100,000 arrivals, it said.
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That's roughly twice the number of tourist arrivals since 2015.
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Overall Charleston's wharfs accounted for around half of those arrivals.
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Most of the new arrivals are women, children and elderly.
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The government's theory: Gang members are preying on new arrivals.
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Migrant and refugee arrivals have also dropped significantly in Europe.
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Governments must monitor their borders and keep track of arrivals.
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Last week brought 7,750 tons of "arrivals" at New Orleans.
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Arrivals in Greece picked up this week amid better weather.
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Turkey can ill afford a similar drop in German arrivals.
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Finally, I arrived and spotted Claire in the arrivals hall.
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Shimanto offers subsidised child care and housing for new arrivals.
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Resettlement agencies are being allowed to schedule arrivals until then.
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Kym Johnson Herjavec's dog is onboard for two new arrivals!
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The raids will focus on recent arrivals to the country.
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Tourist arrivals in July hit a record for that month.
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The Tourism Ministry will announce foreign arrivals data for September.
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Arrivals in December were still the third highest for 2016.
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In Bawenne, some new arrivals have already started building houses.
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The question is how the country will treat new arrivals.
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It promises to hand out land to the new arrivals.
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Onstage, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) also came up.
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The poor new arrivals, meanwhile, get by with almost nothing.
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Tourist arrivals have plunged, while hotel occupancy rates have slumped.
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And best for new Masters arrivals to mind their footing.
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She would not stage these N.B.A. arrivals any other way.
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Tourist arrivals continued falling, but appear to have nearly bottomed.
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We could've preserved [the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program].
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Kendall Jenner and Emma Watson were among the early arrivals.
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We tend to get very excited about Zara's newest arrivals.
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We need to repeal DACA [Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals].
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Anna Wintour, the night's chairwoman, was among the early arrivals.
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The number of new arrivals has, in any case, plummeted.
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Sounds can communicate love, anger, arrivals, departures, warnings and more.
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I'm referring to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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This might work if refugee arrivals were the root issue.
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He may end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Relatively recent arrivals include Sprüth Magers, Maccarone and Franklin Parrasch.
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Other arrivals have filled buildings that sat empty for decades.
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Tourist arrivals slumped 44.3% in February from a year earlier.
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Arrivals of migrants in Italy have plunged in recent months.
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New arrivals have risen in Spain, but fallen in Italy.
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The arrivals said they were thankful to be safely ashore.
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New arrivals joined and assisted those who had camped overnight.
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He won't answer questions about [Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals].
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The floating barrier will help curb arrivals, Mr. Mitarakis said.
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To begin with, illegal arrivals were trivial by U.S. standards.
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Luckily, our favorite stores are brimming with new fall arrivals.
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One example is Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.
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But a surge in arrivals would boost Mr Salvini's popularity.
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The young arrivals are more susceptible to recruitment by gangs.
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In 2015, the authorities registered over 1 million new arrivals.
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Yaxley said there were thousands of new arrivals every day.
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This year's arrivals already approach the new ceiling of 50,000.
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Foreign arrivals slipped 1.1% in January from a year earlier.
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But Hungary and Poland have refused to host any arrivals.
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After more than 650,000 arrivals on Italian shores since 2014, Salvini has repeatedly said the country "will no longer be Europe's refugee camp", calling on EU partners to share the burden of the arrivals.
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After a 2016 deal with Turkey slashed arrivals in Greece, Italy is now the main gateway to Europe, with some 71,000 arrivals so far in 2017, about a third more than a year ago.
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The new US policy will ban all arrivals from Iran, Syria, Libya, Sudan, Yemen and Somalia for 90 days, if the new arrivals have no relationship with a person or entity in the United States.
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Of the arrivals, 12.5 million came by air, up 14.4 percent.
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Arrivals and departures delayed The airport tweeted around 8:45 a.m.
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In 2012, she qualified for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
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Nationalists blame the EU for a surge in arrivals in 2015.
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Arrivals had to be staggered because so many celebrities showed up.
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Shocking..... new arrivals here at BCWR this evening....... SHREK and SMURF.
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Arena arrivals have long been a fashion runway for N.B.A. superstars.
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There's usually a pause in arrivals the first week of October.
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Brokers also rely on recent arrivals not knowing the city well.
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And that's exactly how we feel perusing ASOS Curve's latest arrivals.
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Arrivals in July were down more than 50% on last year.
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Much more could be done, and not just for new arrivals.
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Revenues from foreign tourist arrivals were down 41% yoy in 1H16.
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Healthcare providers can also use Queue to manage patient arrivals internally.
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IN THE arrivals hall of Belém's airport the excitement is palpable.
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A 2016 one with Ankara cut off sea arrivals to Greece.
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Another week, another new load of Zara arrivals to lust after.
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Some 341 arrivals and 305 departures were cancelled by 9 a.m.
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Arrivals of Europeans jumped from about 200 to 800 per year.
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To see, gawk at, and shop the new arrivals, click ahead.
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Pottery Barn Kids: 225% off everything, including furniture and new arrivals.
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In the noisy, bustling arrivals lounge, he leads a solitary life.
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Of course, the newest arrivals in Europe could be very different.
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Dover is symbolic as the entry point for many new arrivals.
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Future arrivals will get no such help, say the countries involved.
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Port arrivals in the country reached 1.697 million tonnes between Oct.
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Government statistics also show visitor arrivals have grown steadily since 2010.
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New arrivals, by the way, are not allowed in the restaurant.
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But so far new arrivals have not provided the same value.
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Among the newest arrivals are iguanas inadvertently introduced from South America.
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Reporters gathered in a side area to shoot and interview arrivals.
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Mobile homes are being installed, and new arrivals appear almost daily.
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Trump also campaigned against Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
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Arrivals from them have fallen by more than 70% since June.
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Several of the new arrivals were women with very young babies.
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Uber Black, Uber SUV & Uber Luxx on Lower/Arrivals level only.
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The airline provided a clean shirt for the passenger at arrivals.
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" Commentary on soybeans "Soybean arrivals were not that big in March.
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Two years later, the government announced that boat arrivals had stopped.
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Another uphill battle for the airline is improving on-time arrivals.
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Ellis Island inspectors reported no surge in paralysis among new arrivals.
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The new arrivals, after all, are not Dortmund's only tantalizing prospects.
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The Federal Aviation Administration on Saturday suspended arrivals of some flights.
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AT THE STRANGERS' GATE: Arrivals in New York, by Adam Gopnik.
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There was an upsurge in arrivals after Turkey announced on Feb.
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Other cities have implemented stringent home quarantine requirements on international arrivals.
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The new arrivals mean Rwanda is home to 25 of them.
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Third, a border wall would do little to deter illegal arrivals.
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There has been a resurgence in arrivals since around September 2019.
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International arrivals cannot mix with domestic until they've gone through immigration.
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Most of the camps are overflowing, with new arrivals every day.
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Despite a deceleration in July from June levels, both the tourist arrivals and revenues so far this year maintained the pace of growth seen in 2016, when tourist arrivals exceeded 10 million for the first time.
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" Indeed, refugee organizations have received a written warning from the Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration of the State Department that it "intends to reduce weekly arrivals based in a program of 2208,500 arrivals in the future.
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It's one of the many initiatives the administration has deployed to identify and quickly resolve cases of recent arrivals after a growing number of migrant arrivals at the US-Mexico border over the course of the year.
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The government, which has also classed most recent arrivals as economic migrants rather than refugees, has announced plans to shut overcrowded refugee camps on Aegean islands and replace them with restrictive holding centers to process new arrivals.
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Ahead, we rounded up the best picks from the retailer's latest arrivals.
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Each year swelling cities must find space for a million new arrivals.
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On 9 October alone, an estimated 11,000 new arrivals crossed into Bangladesh.
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Walid watched his Syrian friends leave, and new arrivals swell the camp.
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Hopefully Katie can provide some great insight for Hannah after limo arrivals.
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The airport's website does not yet list arrivals and departures for Thursday.
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Three principal national bodies are charged with predicting their arrivals and effects.
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Arief credited the growth in tourist arrivals to deregulation in the sector.
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The EU-Turkey deal has significantly limited the number of arrivals since.
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The renowned "paper of record" covered the arrivals for the award show.
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Arrivals in May are on track to be about 9.4 million barrels.
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The large number of new arrivals also meant more competition for jobs.
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Lille-born locals and new arrivals alike swear by the city's friendliness.
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Many Venezuelan arrivals do not have a passport, let alone a visa.
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To help, we tried Ulta's newest arrivals so you don't have to.
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But it is helping recent arrivals settle down into their new lives.
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New arrivals cross the border at a rate of 25,000 a week.
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Such a transformation promises increasing polarization among natives and new arrivals alike.
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That means closing Germany's borders to new arrivals for the time being.
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But on the islands, these transfers are still outpaced by new arrivals.
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But it is unclear whether the Arctic can sustain the new arrivals.
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We taxied over to a dedicated pier for seaplane arrivals and departures ...
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Yes. Red carpet arrivals begin airing on MTV at 6:15 p.m.
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Another 76,000 just last month, that is about 2,000 arrivals every day.
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So this is a program, it's called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
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Since then, and with no further drone sightings, arrivals have been resumed.
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Around 70,000 of last year's arrivals were minors, half of them unaccompanied.
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The new arrivals, most of them Muslims, have stirred up political arguments.
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Late arrivals are another headache for customers, as well as patchy inventory.
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New arrivals are brought here on their first contact with the authorities.
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He said he expected the pace of child refugee arrivals to increase.
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With the arrivals of classics comes the usual slew of Netflix Originals.
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Some recent arrivals have brought the United States' polarised politics with them.
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Today, you can save up to to 50% on new spring arrivals.
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It was a rate far lower than the rate of new arrivals.
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Health workers are rushing to vaccinate all the new arrivals against cholera.
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The release statement confirmed that the police "arrivals" occurred at 1 a.m.
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Montreal, Quebec's biggest city, opened its Olympic Stadium to house the arrivals.
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A deal with Turkey in March 2016 has slashed arrivals in Greece.
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Foreign arrivals slumped from 36m in 13 to just 25m last year.
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The program is known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.
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A heat wave is upon us, and so are Netflix's August arrivals.
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The crowd at the airport filled two chambers of the arrivals hall.
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One of the few new arrivals says she is happier working here.
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Jobs are few and far between, especially for the more recent arrivals.
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So we are back up to approaching some of those peak arrivals.
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The raids were expected to focus on recent arrivals to the country.
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Volunteers counted 4,000 new arrivals in the first four months of 2018.
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With each new spate of arrivals, his schedule cinched a little tighter.
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Malaysia has suspended all visa-on-arrivals for travelers from Hubei province.
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It isn't clear if Gare Du Nord will be open to arrivals.
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All the brights, whites, and florals found in Nordstrom's romantic new arrivals.
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For the seven-month period, arrivals were 20.4 million, up 4.47 percent.
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Rome has seen arrivals halving last year after introducing stricter border controls.
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But the attack failed to dent tourist arrivals to any discernable degree.
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Residents from the region around Algeciras expressed concern about the latest arrivals.
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More than 90 percent of the new arrivals are women and children.
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And schools, particularly in the Kissimmee area, are bulging with new arrivals.
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Britain would "take back control" of immigration, reducing the number of arrivals.
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Employers were unimpressed with the new arrivals' qualifications and foreign work experience.
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By 2028, the framework could handle 600 arrivals and departures per hour.
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The new arrivals tend to be highly literate, legally savvy and assertive.
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Magazine published—related how the names of new arrivals who had been
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People will scour the parks, hoping to report first-of-season arrivals.
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Athens wants Chinese tourist arrivals to quadruple to 500,000, the ministry said.
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In October alone arrivals dropped by 76 percent from a year earlier.
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Arrivals are greeted by a lighted panel indicating which booths are available.
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Arrivals in June have been 26.4 million tonnes, trade flow data shows.
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As recent arrivals, they are among the administration's highest priorities for deportation.
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Their experiences may foretell what's to come for these Central American arrivals.
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Cuba reported 4 million arrivals last year, of which 285,000 were Americans.
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In 2013, Australia detained 2,7753 children during a surge of maritime arrivals.
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The city will see a 140 percent jump in typical guest arrivals.
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Women and children make up more than 85 percent of the arrivals.
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For newer arrivals, it's about "creating a display of affluence," she said.
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The monthly average for January-May arrivals stands around 1.36 million tonnes.
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What the memo doesn't change: DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
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In Maiduguri, the camps swarm with tens of thousands of new arrivals.
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But multiple local authorities have dialed up quarantine efforts for overseas arrivals.
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Cowboys cheerleaders, dressed in gold, flanked the entrance to welcome the arrivals.
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The Oklahoma City Zoo is "tickled pink" with these three new arrivals!
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However, the number of migrant arrivals in neighboring Greece spiked last month.
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Arrivals were 27.3% higher than 38.38 million tonnes in August last year.
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Cuba reported four million arrivals last year, of which 285,000 were Americans.
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In August alone, the arrivals of migrants in Italy fell 85 percent.
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For now, the new arrivals are considered a greater threat to livestock.
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Greece has already banned new arrivals at migrant camps since March 1.
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The resort said it's still not accepting new arrivals until further notice.
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The step comes amid a continuing influx of new arrivals from Turkey.
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New immigration acts were designed to restrict the number of new arrivals.
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The Tourism Ministry will announce foreign arrivals data for March (0800 GMT).
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The city had a 1.1 percent drop in hotel arrivals that year.
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This week's accelerated "arrivals" break a pattern of steadily declining LME inventory.
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Instead, she has introduced a series of steps that have cut arrivals.
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By midafternoon, delays for arrivals and departures were less than 15 minutes.
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The idea is to protect families and vulnerable new arrivals from abuses.
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But there has been a resurgence in arrivals since around September 2019.
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That would translate to 3,000 arrivals versus roughly 200,000 in February 2019.
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Arrivals reached a record 619,523 last year, up from 91,254 in 2014.
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Mainland Chinese tourist arrivals fell 79.2% from last year, the government said.
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Boat arrivals rose sharply this week amid warm weather and calm seas.
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Driving to the airport to pick up new arrivals last week, Mrs.
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The tourism ministry had forecast a record 32.4 million arrivals in 2016.
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There is a concern the arrivals could top 200,000 by year's end.
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But now, life for many of the new arrivals has settled down.
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But it could also help save new arrivals to California from embarrassment.
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Arrivals and spending from Canada are down significantly since peaking in 2013.
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Large stores owned by Indians and Chinese, more recent arrivals, were shuttered.
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He has thrown the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program into peril.
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On Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and Temporary Protected Status(TPS).
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More than 130,000 people have reached Europe from Turkey this year and despite the Balkan route being closed, arrivals to Greece continued unabated on Thursday, with more than 2,300 arrivals to its eastern Aegean islands by early morning.
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Arrivals for France dropped 9.6 percent in June-August, Turkey was down 26.7 percent, Belgium dropped 21.4 percent and Germany, Italy and Britain also saw long-haul arrivals fall by between 1.3 and 4 percent, according to the study.
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But while arrivals are set to resume, the low refugee ceiling -- the number of refugees who may be admitted to the US -- in addition to new resettlement restrictions will still keep the number of arrivals far below previous years.
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The Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign for an "Arrivals" book ends on Saturday, June 12.
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Jackson also pointed to a slowdown in visitor arrivals in Japan last month.
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In October alone arrivals were down about 80 percent from a year earlier.
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ET. And if you want to watch the red carpet arrivals on E!
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Tourist arrivals in ASEAN are expected to increase to 152 million by 2025.
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And with all the new Muslim arrivals, it will get worse, he feared.
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Compared with their population, Ireland, Australia and Canada see far more new arrivals.
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Arrivals fell to 5.3 million in 2015 and reached 7 million in 2017.
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Commerce Secretary Edward Yau said visitor arrivals started to fall in mid-July.
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By official reckoning, tourist arrivals in Xinjiang have also risen fast, albeit unevenly.
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Camps can swiftly expand to cope with a sudden surge of new arrivals.
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That compares with growth in foreign tourist arrivals of 12.11 percent in September.
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Tourist numbers will probably match last year's record of more than 30m arrivals.
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We're used to fawning over the new arrivals that pop in for fall.
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Nordstrom: New arrivals for the home at super-sale prices (through August 250).
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IN 2021 Charterhouse's hushed cloisters and vast, immaculate lawns will welcome new arrivals.
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There was no visible police presence in either the departure or arrivals area.
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Arrivals last year accelerated from an increase of around 1 percent in 2015.
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Scroll through to see all the best, fresh, new arrivals in haircare, ahead.
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One of these sweet arrivals belongs to Linne's two-toed sloth Charlotte Greenie.
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Colombia's president said his country and its economy can cope with the arrivals.
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The canine couple also welcomed new arrivals of their own during November 2016.
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But Jobbik contends that some of the new arrivals pose a security threat.
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Sightings also temporarily halted arrivals at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey.
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Also, beautiful baby bedding, and those were made custom by New Arrivals, Inc.
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The board has produced a fact sheet on child marriage for new arrivals.
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In 2013, around 11 percent of foreign tourist arrivals were from Australian residents.
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Cocoa arrivals at ports in Ivory Coast reached 1.469 million tonnes between Oct.
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The previous record was set in May, when tourist arrivals fell 34.7 percent.
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Prior to the agreement, new arrivals numbered as many as 2,000 a day.
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The action is formally known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.
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The two fiery new Housewives will surely stir things up upon their arrivals.
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The new arrivals were hardworking, disciplined and more literate than other immigrant groups.
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One struck in front of the arrivals hall entrance on the ground floor.
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But Mr Naerebout thinks refugee-supporters could explain Syrian arrivals to the city.
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Later, new arrivals had to wear a single orange bead on their mala
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Last month, Trump ended the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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But more arrivals are expected, even as those already here struggle to remain.
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More than 90 per cent of the new arrivals are women and children.
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To celebrate the news, click on to shop some of Zara's new arrivals.
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The main catch: Passengers will have to go to the upstairs arrivals level.
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Arrivals of Central American families at the US-Mexico border have been increasing.
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They like to pose it to new arrivals when an airplane passes overhead.
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Britain accounted for 40 percent of all tourist arrivals in Ireland last year.
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The study took into account claims processing, on-time arrivals and customer service.
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The airport handles around 2,500 arrivals and departures, according to the airport's figures.
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However, the number of new arrivals has picked up markedly in recent days.
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Mr. Valenti said the measure was necessary to curtail arrivals to the piers.
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The pace of arrivals accelerated in the latter half of July, Weil said.
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This year, the number of arrivals is expected to surpass two hundred thousand.
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We're just in different boats at different times and different arrivals and departures.
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Arrivals are currently forecast at about 5.3 million barrels for June so far.
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Arrivals from Turkey to Greece have diminished markedly since the deal was enacted.
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October arrivals came to 177,426 tonnes, up from the previous month's 161,836 tonnes.
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That program, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, was the subject of multiple lawsuits.
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In June 7803, President Obama announced the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Arrivals in August fell 28.3% to 143,587, compared with 200,359 a year earlier.
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Immigration and specifically the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program are another possibility.
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He was often ready to assert a government cover-up of alien arrivals.
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Unlike many European countries, Bosnia did not experience significant migrant arrivals in 2015.
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The monthly rate of migrant arrivals in Italy began falling sharply in July.
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Within months, a landlord ordered the new arrivals to leave the overcrowded apartment.
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Plus, there are still discounts to be had on the new arrivals too.
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More than 90 percent of the new arrivals were from Guatemala, officials said.
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Outside the Capitol, supporters of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program rallied.
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Further measures would include establishing more centers to process and assess arrivals' applications.
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We're also taking in roughly half a million legal new arrivals a year.
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But the Turkish government has been quickly turning new arrivals right back around.
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The long-distance bus terminal was receiving arrivals but no buses will leave.
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Dr. Willerslev's research suggests the new arrivals mixed with older South American populations.
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International arrivals are required to self-quarantine under Beijing's strict infection control rules.
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Obama used executive action to implement the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Resorts are currently taking reservations starting for arrivals April 17th, subject to change.
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The long-distance bus terminal was receiving arrivals but no buses will leave.
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The refugees remain in limbo as a supposed deterrent to future boat arrivals.
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Among the arrivals are Haitians, Cubans, Venezuelans, South Asians and sub-Saharan Africans.
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The decline in arrivals in June has helped reduce overcrowding at border facilities.
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Cheers echoed around the arrivals hall when travellers gave protesters the thumbs-up.
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The fluid movement of refugees also makes it difficult to identify new arrivals.
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The city reported a "moderate" 1.1 percent drop in hotel arrivals that year.
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That sentiment has been eroded due to the sheer number of arrivals, however.
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Chinese visitors supplied one-quarter of Japan's record 270 million arrivals in 210.
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AT THE STRANGERS' GATE Arrivals in New York By Adam Gopnik 253 pp.
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"Plus, these items often experience markdowns as new arrivals are always being released."
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Most of the tourism arrivals there will be those who are visiting relatives.
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Arrivals from Libya, where most people smugglers operate, were down almost 26 percent.
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He said the arrivals area and customs office should reopen within several hours.
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The country is currently struggling with a resurgence in migrant and refugee arrivals.
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Declining tourist arrivals into Hong Kong have added to the city's economic troubles.
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For the first 11 months of 2017, total visitor arrivals rose 3.1 percent.
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The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, especially, is ripe for action.
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Though arrivals collapsed in 2016 following the deal, they have recently ticked up.
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Arrivals in Morocco, including Moroccans living abroad, hit 12.3 million tourists in 2018.
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That compares with growth in foreign tourist arrivals of 16.14 percent in August.
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Trump is rescinding the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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A recent sharp rise in arrivals has piled additional misery on overcrowded facilities.
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On social media, friends post photos of ship manifests recording their ancestors' arrivals.
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It has also classed most recent arrivals as economic migrants rather than refugees.
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In fact, the country officially encourages new arrivals to maintain their own culture.
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Arrivals in Morocco, including Moroccans living abroad, hit 12.3 million tourists in 2018.
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New arrivals have in the main been well absorbed into the larger society.
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Instead, he said, the stations were crowded because of the increase in arrivals.
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Check out the arrivals ... other footballers Sergio Aguero, Ezequiel Lavezzi, and many others.
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Dozens of arrivals from the caravan camped on the beach on Tuesday night.
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In June 2012, President Obama announced the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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The airport reopened at 1000 GMT for departures and will accept arrivals from 1200 GMT, the airport said in a statement on its mobile app, which showed more than 40 flights from Geneva had been canceled, as well as dozens arrivals.
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After collecting taxi, Uber, and Lyft data from New York City to learn general patterns and traffic, they added additional data sets that can help inform and predict demand, including hotel occupancy, restaurant demand, airport arrivals, event calendars, and train arrivals.
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New arrivals turn up daily at Uusgure camp, now home to nearly 400 families.
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Italy&aposs new populist government is trying to discourage more arrivals of rescued migrants.
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Austria has set a daily limit of 3,200 migrants arrivals and 80 asylum claims.
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Barack Obama did this when he announced the Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals policy.
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Netflix's November arrivals are about to take away our red, white, and election blues.
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McCarran airport, across the road from the incident, temporarily canceled all arrivals and departures.
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Italy is sheltering about 170,000, but the number of arrivals has plummeted this year.
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Trump also cited the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program as a necessary emphasis.
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Thailand received 35 million tourists in 13 and expects 37.55 million arrivals this year.
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As tourist arrivals surge, AOT said it will accommodate demand by developing airport infrastructure.
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President Barack Obama announced the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) plan in 2012.
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This sweetie is one of the more recent arrivals at Zoo Ostrava, reports ZooBorns.
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Salvini wants to block future arrivals, forcing other European countries to take them in.
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Finally caught up with the 112(!) must-see Met Gala red carpet arrivals gowns?
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The WCC's new arrivals are an important boost to the base red wolf population.
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REPORTER: The American Airlines jet I flew in on sits with other new arrivals.
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Arrivals from the Americas and Asia-Pacific were down 45 percent, according to ForwardKeys.
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Arriving passengers will go through the usual baggage reclaim and arrivals in the terminal.
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Last year saw a huge decrease in arrivals, with just under 30,000 seeking asylum.
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Once the numbers of new arrivals fell, EU politicians became complacent, thinks Mr Knaus.
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A drop in Dutch production has also helped to create room for LNG arrivals.
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From 2013 to 2016, the number of international arrivals at Mykonos Airport almost doubled.
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Under the EU-Turkey deal, hundreds of new arrivals have been detained since Sunday.
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Tourism accounted for 2877% of ASEAN's GDP in 21 with 2500 million tourist arrivals.
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Mr Stevenson posts photos of new arrivals, new releases, staff picks and dealer choices.
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But the full project proceeded because John Keells is eyeing tourist arrivals from India.
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Do Irish-American leaders really want to punish recent arrivals for accepting food stamps?
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For Aug 15 to 20, arrivals were down 49.6% on the corresponding 2018 period.
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There was no immediate word on the condition of the most recent air arrivals.
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Attention passengers: we're now cruising at peak cozy after flipping through J.Crew's latest arrivals.
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The 59 new arrivals are welcome, but barely scratch the surface of unmet needs.
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Ahead, find 21 pieces from H&M's new arrivals that you'll swear are designer.
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What's different about this Nordstrom sale is that even new arrivals are marked down.
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"During the implementation period, we'll introduce a registration scheme for new arrivals," he added.
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Challenges abound with new Islander arrivals and dramatic twists as friendships and relationships form.
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Last year, Venezuelans were the largest group of new arrivals, followed closely by Haitians.
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Last year arrivals to Britain fell by 5%, perhaps because of concerns about Brexit.
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They say most of the new arrivals are foreign fighters who wear distinct uniforms.
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That could cut overall tourist arrivals in Cuba by about 10 percent, he said.
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The new arrivals include a selection of practical items for the more outdoorsy folks.
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New arrivals rifle through boxes of used clothing, searching for something that might fit.
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Bali's Ngurah Rai international airport has been carrying out screenings at its arrivals terminal.
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The peoples in Mexico in 1519 were not the "original" ones but later arrivals.
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Tourist arrivals stood at 26.1 million in January-September, up 13 percent on year.
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"Out of control immigration helps the mafia, and therefore reducing arrivals" hurts criminal organizations.
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In typical English style the shopkeepers are stiff upper-lipped about their new arrivals.
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New arrivals will also periodically show up to shake things up a bit — i.e.
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There have been 102,547 arrivals in the Greek islands since the beginning of 2016.
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These new arrivals today both operate on its MI UI Android software fork, however.
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I browse the new arrivals and instantly fall in love with a few pieces.
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Foreign arrivals stood at 3.1 million in July, the ministry said in a statement.
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United has recently posted its best figures for on-time arrivals since the merger.
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That was well up from growth in arrivals of around 1 percent in 2015.
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The rhino arrivals follow the successful reintroduction of lions into the park in 2015.
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So did Obama's existing immigration program, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) initiative.
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But if numbers of refugee arrivals soar this summer, he warns that could change.
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Tourist arrivals in September fell 27.7547 percent from a year earlier to 4.42 million.
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National alarm over Syrian arrivals found an echo in Twin Falls late last year.
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Next is the question of what sort of controls to have for new arrivals.
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These arrivals hunted it, and also brought rats with them, which ate nestling chicks.
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The family dogs, Taz and Tyson, greeted the minivan to inspect the new arrivals.
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With rising rents come shops and services aimed at new arrivals with deep pockets.
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She is also an undocumented immigrant and a Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals participant.
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By then, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, program was in effect.
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The Deferred Action on Child Arrivals program, however, is not included in this deal.
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What will happen now that DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) has been terminated?
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New arrivals have made the city wonderfully diverse, the most mixed in the Midlands.
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President Trump rescinded the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, program in September.
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Adding just five planes in one hour increases late arrivals from 0 to 60.
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Instead, it began a program known as DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
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Though some locals exploit the Syrians, others say they have welcomed the new arrivals.
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United Airlines had two arrivals scheduled from the United States to Brussels this morning.
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We began by reviewing "recent" arrivals, so let's end by reviewing some upcoming departures.
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How the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals brought Rocio Lopez into the startup world
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Click through to see some of the best from Saturday night's red-carpet arrivals.
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Initial sympathy for the new arrivals soon turned to alarm as their numbers mounted.
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By contrast, the new Mizrahi arrivals tended to be large families from traditional societies.
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Eventually those newcomers might offer the same assistance to the next set of arrivals.
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When I finally saw Alex at the arrivals curb, I thought I would cry.
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Democrats and immigration advocates claim it is a pejorative phrase that demeans recent arrivals.
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Normally, he said, airports have two levels: one for departures and one for arrivals.
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A club pairs established immigrant students with recent arrivals to help ease the transition.
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The idea of requiring new arrivals to visit concentration camps was not universally endorsed.
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Mr. Mosweu had lived in a shantytown for newer arrivals, called Scotland informal settlement.
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High end restaurants, Starbucks, bars for the party crowd have all been recent arrivals.
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None of these arrivals have firsthand experience of Florida's unique exposure to natural disasters.
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The administration began pressing Vietnam to take back some of the pre-1995 arrivals.
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Small, peaceful gatherings at the arrivals halls have been ongoing for several weeks now.
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According to developer Airside Mobile, users of its app can speed through international arrivals.
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The ministry said on Friday all foreign arrivals would be quarantined for 14 days.
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In some European cities, efforts have been made to limit their arrivals and peregrinations.
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Thailand is reportedly screening arrivals from other parts of China, and not just Wuhan.
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Who, I wondered, was lobbying for the American workers competing with the new arrivals?
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Sometimes the costumes that contestants put on for their limo arrivals are totally random.
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Huge numbers descended by road and rail and filled both departures and arrivals areas.
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Communities and camps, already hosting thousands of displaced, are struggling to absorb new arrivals.
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Garcia was too old to qualify under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Turkey also forecasts over 38 million arrivals in 2018, Kurtulmus told Turkish broadcaster AHaber.
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By 22014, the number of arrivals more than doubled to 20143,22014, government figures show.
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Starting in the 2000s, tourist arrivals to this French Polynesia jewel started to wane.
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The authorities have gradually restricted arrivals from mainland China over the past few weeks.
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Generation after generation, Americans eventually embrace the latest arrivals, and get stronger for it.
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Private security personnel at each resort monitor guest arrivals as well as the beach.
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Hobby had standing water on the runway and said the arrivals area was flooded.
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New arrivals describe New Zealand as more idealistic and less frustrating than other places.
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THE PENGUIN BOOK OF MIGRATION LITERATURE: Departures, Arrivals, Generations, Returns, edited by Dohra Ahmad.
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Allegro and Federer were among the first arrivals at the center as junior players.
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Drivers approaching the arrivals area were advised to use an upper-level roadway instead.
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Sword and Shield, released last year, were the series's arrivals in the modern era.
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Yet some politicians developed the lands in exchange for votes from the new arrivals.
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WELCOME: A Mo Willems Guide for New Arrivals, written and illustrated by Mo Willems.
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The exodus of residents that followed, however, has been partly stemmed by new arrivals.
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This could start with children in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Program.
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At least 171,635 migrants entered European shores and just under 70% were Italian arrivals.
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Her 'we can do it' slogan irritated many Germans, uneasy about the mass arrivals.
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It doesn't include a fix for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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The new arrivals, from elsewhere in the country, hope for more opportunities in Lagos.
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It may be a while before the cancellations show up in arrivals figures, however.
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But the administration has countered that the number of arrivals has strained the system.
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Why are recent arrivals here allowed to select our future immigrants and not us?
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Several recent arrivals told us the military had ordered them to leave their homes.
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Dick Durbin's legislation that would make the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program permanent.
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The new arrivals joined more than 277,000 Rohingya who had escaped in recent years.
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For the president, the bargaining chip is Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.
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Paul Chan, Hong Kong's financial secretary, said tourist arrivals plummeted in August by 40%.
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A mural accompanies passengers up the escalator after they step off the arrivals bus.
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Broken ceiling panels littered the curb outside the arrivals section of the international terminal.
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Arrivals of asylum seekers in Spain remain relatively low compared with those in Italy.
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Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) helped some recipients get access to health care.
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Even with the new arrivals, there was a lot the lawyers still didn't know.
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According to the U.N.'s International Organization for Migration, Spain has seen arrivals jump to 23,741 to August this year compared to just 8,677 in the same period in 2017 as countries such as Italy clamp down on arrivals along its coast.
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An increase in migrant arrivals by sea over the summer months had strained relations between the EU states and fellow member Italy, whose former far-right Interior Minister Matteo Salvini closed Italy's ports to boats rescuing the new arrivals in the Mediterranean.
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Was it a conscious decision to make the project about all arrivals, not just refugees?
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The continental European financial centres all say they have acres of space for new arrivals.
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But European officials have repeatedly said Turkey's efforts to curb migrant arrivals were falling short.
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Some of the new luxury apartments built to handle the surge of arrivals are dark.
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The sharp decline in immigrant arrivals ought to offer space to thrash out a deal.
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The vast majority of the latest arrivals are from Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq, IOM said.
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Data on Wednesday showed arrivals hit their highest in more than four years in July.
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Two years later, unauthorized arrivals were 97 percent lower than before it came into effect.
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For sure, the boat deaths have cut Chinese arrivals in Phuket, a popular island resort.
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The principal sees these new arrivals as "unique" and "wonderful" breaks to a stressful situation.
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Frederica Wilson of Florida and some recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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In the past, coverage of celebrities' arrivals has been shown live on TBS and E!
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He walked out the arrivals door to the woman from Catholic Charties waiting for him.
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Camille Mackler of the New York Immigration Coalition said she expects arrivals to begin soon.
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I first met Maria Butina at the arrivals terminal of the Orlando airport in 2015.
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Two other explosions hit the arrivals floor below, one of them just outside the building.
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There has been no news from Larry's largest unofficial Twitter account about the new arrivals.
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This isn't the result of a carefully manicured photo opp, like red carpet arrivals are.
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However, the negative effects were more pronounced for the earliest arrivals and the tiniest infants.
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Arrivals came in at 2000 million tonnes last month, the General Administration of Customs said.
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A free shuttle bus service to Abuja will be provided for arrivals at Kaduna airport.
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You can browse a monthly set of new arrivals, different genres, authors, and modern classics.
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But overall, Nigerians represented just some 15 percent of the total sea arrivals that year.
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Both the arrivals and revenues grew at approximately the same strong pace as in 2016.
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Lux Island said tourist arrivals to Mauritius rose 9 percent to 294,426 in the quarter.
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The September arrivals reflected one shipment loaded in late July, according to a Refinitiv assessment.
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I learned about the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, in June 2012.
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About 316,000 of those arrivals were from India, up 30 percent from a year earlier.
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The new arrivals should bring with them cutting-edge capital assets and best-practice management.
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For Aug 15 to 20, arrivals were down 49.6% on the corresponding period of 2018.
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Upgrading to real-time GPS locators that could unsnag air traffic and speed up arrivals.
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Travelers from the Middle East exit the international arrivals section at Los Angeles International Airport.
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New arrivals to the city must speak in Spanish; any other language is considered rude.
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Arrivals in May also surged 21% from the same month last year, according to calculations.
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One of those important debates involves the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals or DACA program.
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They've been protected from deportation under Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.
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Wagga Wagga's Multicultural Council says the population is only growing thanks to the new arrivals.
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They hire people called "feeders" to advertise their safety records and to recruit new arrivals.
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The third militant detonated his explosives outside at the entrance to the international arrivals terminal.
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Nativist campaigns against immigration in the past have often accused arrivals of importing foreign conflicts.
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New arrivals are constantly flowing into Nordstrom, which can be both a blessing and curse.
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The coalition said a projectile hit the arrivals hall at Abha airport, causing material damage.
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Traffic delays were expected as arrivals and departures will resume with only one runway operational.
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We're avid trackers of its new arrivals every Tuesday and Thursday for this exact reason.
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In June 2012, however, Barack Obama created the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) programme.
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The mobile app lets users reserve seats, buy passes and check estimated time of arrivals.
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He estimated that Jakarta contributed around 30 percent to the country's total foreign tourist arrivals.
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"I am and remain absolutely against any new arrivals in Italy," Salvini said on Twitter.
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To catch their cars, riders will head to a specified pick-up area near arrivals.
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With just one swipe you'll realize these new arrivals are unlike anything you've used before.
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There were 2016,635 arrivals by boat officially recorded in 2017, down from 363,504 in 2016.
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Then, in 2010, it even destroyed the landing cards recording migrants' arrivals from the Caribbean.
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The new arrivals, in contrast, are young, with a long working life ahead of them.
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In September, tourist arrivals rose 4.8 percent, with visitors from the mainland rising 7.2 percent.
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How will you deal with an influx of new arrivals, or manage an angry mob?
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But there is no comprehensive data on how many married children are among the arrivals.
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Granted, spring seems to be the time for new arrivals anyway — at least this spring.
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Port arrivals at top grower Ivory Coast are about 11 percent higher than last year.
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The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, has been in place since 2012.
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Barillere said the protests had hit Paris tourist arrivals and French household confidence, hurting demand.
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Dan Murphy: Who is the biggest competitor to Singapore when it comes to tourism arrivals?
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This beach sees between seven and eight arrivals per year of marine turtles to nest.
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On Lesbos, all arrivals are taken to Moria, a "hotspot" (processing centre) turned detention camp.
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The Greens reject a cap on migrant arrivals that the Bavarian CSU has been advocating.
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Even with the UNHCR's extra cash the new arrivals will not find the adjustment easy.
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Germany registered a record 1.1 million refugee arrivals in 2015, far outpacing other European nations.
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But a stronger rouble against the baht has helped lift arrivals from Russia, he added.
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I'm an immigration advocate and a recipient of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy.
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For January-August, there were 23.55 million arrivals, up 5.36 percent from a year earlier.
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Few of the new arrivals spoke English, and many were illiterate in their native languages.
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Click ahead to check out our beauty team's top picks from Ulta's new arrivals section.
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In the CNN poll, 85033 percent favor continuing the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals and Temporary Protected Status programs are set to expire.
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Thanks to the childhood arrivals program, I have a work permit and a good job.
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And Europe's political will has been sapped by the chaos of last year's mass arrivals.
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The earliest known arrivals from Asia left behind DNA traces, including in Alaska and Nevada.
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Last fall, Trump canceled the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, colloquially referred to as DACA.
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Many of the new arrivals were priced out of their old neighbourhoods in trendy Brooklyn.
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There has in fact been a surge in new arrivals in recent days (see chart).
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They and the majority of Lesbos' residents received the recent arrivals with almost bottomless generosity.
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There were a record 27,383 arrivals in Italy in October, according to the Interior Ministry.
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Like rivals globally, Australia's media companies have been squeezed by new arrivals and digital advertising.
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This season arrivals at ports hit nearly 220,000 tonnes in the month of October alone.
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The new policy does not apply to processing Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) requests.
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New arrivals like Haidar might also find the Love-Europe app useful for navigating Germany.
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He added that he expects the move to boost arrivals but declined to provide details.
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For August 15 to August 20, arrivals were down 49.6% on the corresponding 2018 period.
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Ige also stressed the rest of the island chain is still seeing strong visitor arrivals.
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But most of the new arrivals bring with them real problems instead of materialistic items.
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American Airlines canceled 24 departures and an equal number of arrivals, said spokesman Ross Feinstein.
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A common experience for new arrivals is to register at the Ausländerbehörde (Immigration & Naturalization Service).
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Arrivals in February edged down 0.4 percent to 197,517, the first fall since May 2009.
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That's because AG is offering $1,000 to scoop up its new seasonal arrivals, cha-ching.
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MORE's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, they might not be able to avoid one.
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David Ige's claim that visitor arrivals "are still strong" for the rest of the island.
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Scouting Report The Arrivals, an outerwear label, will open a holiday pop-up on Thursday.
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Kurdish officials were anxious to show that they were not mistreating the arrivals. Maj. Gen.
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" One of the arrivals thanked him and said, "We knew we could trust the Kurds.
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New arrivals will be issued with an electronic wristband that monitors whether they violate quarantine.
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The latest estimates of arrivals to Bangladesh means more than half have fled their homes.
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The center-left government eventually reduced the arrivals through deals in Libya and further south.
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We also suggest the weekend's best TV and round up new arrivals on streaming services.
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But rather than reducing arrivals, this pushed them into desolate routes across the Arizona deserts.
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This week's arrivals included Eritreans, Sudanese, Nigerians and many other West Africans, humanitarian groups say.
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You wondered why the most frequent ages of DACA arrivals was about 3 years old.
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The arrivals in Dikili were processed then packed on to a number of white buses.
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There is a real cleavage between second-, third- and fourth-generation Hispanics and new arrivals.
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Or take DACA, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, also established by Mr. Obama.
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Tourist arrivals to Thailand plunged by more than 44% in February, amidst the coronavirus outbreak.
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Some are quarantining new arrivals until they are medically cleared to join the general population.
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While subscribers quickly learn to navigate the house, new arrivals are often lost without assistance.
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All arrivals will have to pay for their own quarantine stay, officials said on Sunday.
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I was one of the first persons to have Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals granted.
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Q. What was your opinion on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program for "dreamers"?
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The community quickly grew, with a steady stream of new arrivals and American-born children.
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Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said several hundred of the new arrivals were immediately deported.
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The group favors protections for young immigrants in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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That order, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was also expanded by Obama in 2628.
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Vietnamese officials greeted both men, and rolled out a red carpet upon their respective arrivals.
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And foreign fighters continue to arrive, undeterred -- CJTF-OIR estimates around 50 arrivals per month.
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The arrivals were the fourth group to arrive on the Mediterranean island in a week.
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"This is already outdated," she sighed, pointing to a notepad where she is registering arrivals.
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In Hong Kong, some residents are pushing for tougher restrictions on arrivals from mainland China.
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Other celebrity arrivals include David and Victoria Beckham, Oprah Winfrey, and George and Amal Clooney.
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In Germany, the arrivals from Syria "are all categorized as boat people," Ms. Langhoff said.
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When new arrivals are pressed to speak only English, native languages and dialects fade away.
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Arrivals of Canadians, the largest group of tourists to Cuba, were down 4-5 percent.
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Mainland Chinese visitor arrivals to Macao during this year's Spring Festival Golden Week from Jan.
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This study also doesn't offer evidence that existing residents were displaced by the new arrivals.
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Early Irish arrivals moved into the wooden tenements in the notorious, gang-infested Five Points.
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During the intake process, new arrivals were given food, water, clothing, shoes and hygiene products.
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The arrivals board showed flights from Havana, Montego Bay, Kuwait, Taipei, Dubai, Port of Spain.
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Nearly 500 flights – 247 departures and 246 arrivals – were canceled there as of 9 a.m.
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When "Love Actually" tries this with the airport arrivals scene, it's feloniously sappy and overdone.
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Over the past several years, the number of international arrivals to Mykonos has nearly doubled.
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But it would trigger an "early warning" if arrivals looked about to test such levels.
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Brie Larson during Eurotrip Premiere - Arrivals at Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, California in 2004.
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Trump decided in September to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.
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Yet the disorientation for the new arrivals can be as unrelenting as the Canadian winter.
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Arrivals in the country are down 50% from 5 million per month to 2.5 million.
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NBC will also air red carpet arrivals beginning at 6 pm Eastern/3 pm Pacific.
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When they compared hugs from the arrivals and departure gates, they didn't find a difference.
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In 2000 tourism arrivals surged 230 percent, year-over-year, to about 215 million visitors.
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In skeletons from this period, Dr. Olalde and his colleagues found clues of more arrivals.
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The program, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, is at the center of it.
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The glut of Cuban arrivals has also caused some anger in the Dominican baseball community.
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Recode surveyed 10 tech giants about their efforts to preserve Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
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One third of all arrivals recorded in January were minors, many of whom were unaccompanied.
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Last month, President Trump announced plans to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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And we're seeing a steady flow of arrivals coming through every week via two entry points.
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Then came DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, President Obama's 2012 executive action on immigration.
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Ryan supports a permanent solution for recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) is an initiative that was established by former President Obama.
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It showed 73 arrivals and 38 departures scheduled for the same time periods on Tuesday evening.
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Arrivals from Latin America today are often from agricultural regions, with little experience of running businesses.
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Chinese tourist arrivals between March and December in Malaysia jumped 83 percent from a year earlier.
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Sea arrivals in Italy were already down by 80 percent when the new government took office.
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Already this season, arrivals at Ivory Coast's ports have been hit by the poor crop quality.
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One blew himself up in the departures hall, a second in arrivals, and the third outside.
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You can see some of the royal arrivals in the video, provided by Kensington Palace, below.
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That would be 100 million new guest arrivals since its last stated total in September 2018.
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Even from the arrivals, though, Spencer came out a winner with her look for the evening.
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But Emily can't even focus on the consequences, because she sees another shipment of new arrivals.
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Cúcuta, a city of around 670,000 people, is struggling to cope with so many new arrivals.
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There were 231,2219 arrivals into Italy in April, a 21 percent decrease on the month before.
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There were 2119,2665 arrivals into Italy in April, a 13 percent decrease on the month before.
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But he estimates that illegal arrivals are about a tenth of what they were in 2004.
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The DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) program was created by the Obama administration in 22017.
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Nicolas Pépé, a £72m attacker from Lille, is one of four arrivals who fits that description.
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There have been over 400 million guest arrivals to date and negative incidents are extremely rare.
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Many of the new arrivals were unaccompanied minors, and the influx stretched services to the limit.
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Ford expects the time frame of AV arrivals will be longer than the most optimistic estimates.
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Every Monday we do our weekly pilgrimage to Zara's website to check out their new arrivals.
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Nearly all Swedes have them, yet only half of new arrivals do, according to government statistics.
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Airbnb also announced it expects to hit 500 million arrivals by the end of Q1 2019.
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The geographic distribution of guests has expanded, too, with outlying markets increasing their share of arrivals.
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William and Kate announced Prince George's and Princess Charlotte's names two days after their royal arrivals.
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Every five minutes or so, a bus pulls into Hammam al-Alil with more new arrivals.
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Serena & Lily: Save up to 30% off select summer picks and new arrivals through June 26.
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Or you could take advantage of markdowns on new arrivals and score a new leather jacket.
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The day started with a grand military parade and the arrivals of the royals via carriages.
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Arrivals from Libya have risen this week, when three bodies were recovered before the latest death.
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That's kind of how we feel about the styling every time Zara's new arrivals come out.
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With this announcement of its January arrivals, Netflix is also debuting a new feature: a hotline.
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Delta's 2017 track record for on-time arrivals was the best, while JetBlue's was the worst.
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Challenges abound with new Islander arrivals, all while viewers vote on who stays and who goes.
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Australian government statistics show that boat-borne arrivals peaked in 2013 at more than 20,500 people.
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The DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) program, was created by the Obama administration in 2012.
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The coastal states on the Mediterranean want their EU peers to take in some new arrivals.
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Among the later arrivals will be young activist collectives like Occupy Museums and Not an Alternative.
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Many new arrivals depend on the free services of local NGOs to help them settle in.
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New arrivals get smaller, stony plots, big enough to grow household greens, but not a surplus.
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Both zoos said that their furry new arrivals won't be on public display for some time.
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Under the Obama policy Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) they were offered protection from deportation.
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The council forecasts about 9.17 million Chinese arrivals next year, up from 8.9 million in 2016.
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More people wanted to know what DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) was than anything else.
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No more waiting for your driver to find you among the crowd on the arrivals curb.
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One of those experiments will include pricking, weighing, and collecting poop from the new mouse arrivals.
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It was called Deferred Action for Parents (DAPA), much like the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
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We are already doing that, as the statistics on illegal arrivals at the southern border show.
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But efforts to ease overcrowding have borne little fruit as arrivals have surged to record levels.
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Last week Austria restricted arrivals to 2000,22 per day, of whom 2000 may apply for asylum.
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On Monday, Greek authorities said they had registered 339 new arrivals over the past 24 hours.
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In 2015, the number of arrivals did not reach that threshold until June, according to IOM.
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So long as the border remained open, Greece could manage the flow of arrivals from Turkey.
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Many Cubans, like Coba, had been banking on the number of American arrivals continuing to grow.
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That is likely to contrast with tough new rules planned for arrivals of lower-skilled workers.
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He said it was too soon to gauge the impact of Thursday's crash on future arrivals.
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It has seen more than 500,000 migrant arrivals since 2014, including 82,000 so far this year.
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Sunday's exciting lineup promises celebrity interviews, crazy games, and of course, the hottest arrivals in tech.
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In the next two years arrivals were 154,000 and 181,500, before falling to 119,000 in 2017.
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Tourism is growing in Australia, with arrivals projected to increase 3.3 percent per year to 2030.
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Boat arrivals to Italy have surged about 50 percent compared to the same period last year.
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The program, called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, is awaiting a ruling by the Supreme Court.
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Around half the arrivals are refugees from the Syrian war, the U.N. Refugee Agency (UNHCR) says.
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Clinton's immigration proposals include expansion of DAPA and its sister program, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
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South Africa is the leading country on the continent in total guest arrivals, followed by Morocco.
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Driven by Chinese arrivals, tourism is among the fastest growing sectors, employing half a million people.
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It may take another summer of migrant arrivals and fatalities before a real solution takes shape.
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Arrivals from overseas are contributing too; many first-generation immigrants can't vote, but their children will.
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In the meantime, if arrivals pick up again, Lesbos could reach its capacity of around 6,000.
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What is the explanation for the divergence between these jubilant and dour scenes at airport arrivals?
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Some are having a rethink and enhancing the experience of arrivals, the poorer cousin to departures.
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Rashed said on Tuesday he did not yet have any figures for tourist arrivals in 2016.
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New York-based cool-girl (and guy!) outerwear brand The Arrivals just teamed up with Milk.
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It did the trick, at least for a while, as refugee arrivals to Greece dropped significantly.
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However, a Taiwanese government official told Reuters that foreign tourist arrivals boosted third quarter growth nonetheless.
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The unconstitutional Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program has dominated the news lately.
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Another third were Asian, mostly newer arrivals living in states like California, New York and Texas.
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Both tourism receipts and visitor arrivals touched record highs for the second time in two years.
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The board expects visitor arrivals in the range of 17.6 million to 18.1 million for 2018.
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Existing camps, such as Nayapara and Kutupalong, the largest, have swelled to accommodate the new arrivals.
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That seemed plausible given the dizzying number of destinations displayed on the arrivals and departures board.
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More than half of this year's 20,000 arrivals were women and children, United Nations data shows.
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Recent arrivals since the Great Recession are likely to be from Asia, particularly China and India.
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And given the length of time since the last occurrence, any bugs are likely new arrivals.
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But arrivals from outside the bloc, which the government can control, have also remained stubbornly high.
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Catch all the arrivals, including Rhianna, Katy Perry and even Disney's Black Panther star Chadwick Boseman.
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Number of private jet arrivals in 2018: 1,200Barbados is a tropical paradise in the eastern Caribbean.
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Thomson Reuters Oil Research had pegged China's crude oil arrivals in June at 35.43 million tonnes.
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Fortunately, Kourtney was able to use her speedy getaway to relax ahead of the babies' arrivals.
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The spill flooded the arrivals area of Terminal 4, forcing it to close for four hours.
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For more Met Gala news, check out all the red carpet arrivals and best dressed celebrities.
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Chinese restaurants are sprouting to cater for new arrivals who are rarely fond of Pakistani food.
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And the constant arrivals and departures of volunteers have been linked to attachment disorders in children.
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The tribe hosted many of the first European arrivals from Holland, Sweden, Britain, and other nations.
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It's also worth asking why the timing of arrivals and departures is often offset so significantly.
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China already imposes a 30 percent tariff on all ethanol imports, keeping arrivals to a trickle.
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Some have no retail presence yet in China, and others are recent arrivals to the market.
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The Trump administration is weighing whether to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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Many of the new arrivals trace their roots to one Dominican city, San José de Ocoa.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the address of The Arrivals' holiday pop-up store.
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The euro crisis involved bailouts for other countries; the migration crisis saw bailouts for new arrivals.
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Across the city, recent arrivals to New York are leaving their mark on older burial grounds.
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Early arrivals included Sam Rockwell and Elisabeth Moss, who ducked in to have their trophies customized.
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Then came the internet, bringing new arrivals who were not weekenders and retirees, but working people.
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Border apprehensions of unauthorized arrivals were at the lowest in modern record in 2017 and 2018.
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After all, he said, some of the dead boys had been recent arrivals to the club.
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After some more timid confrontations between travelers and protesters in the arrivals hall, things quieted down.
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Ireland throughout its history has been the beneficiary, and sometimes victim, of arrivals from other lands.
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Despite the crush of the arrivals, authorities have not dropped migrants in the streets of Yuma.
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High numbers of arrivals prove their premise, while low numbers prove the effectiveness of their remedies.
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The Restaurant Preview Some fall arrivals will bolster the city's rich array of slurp-worthy restaurants.
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THAILAND FOREIGN TOURIST ARRIVALS IN FEBRUARY FALL 44.3% YR/YR, CHINESE TOURISTS DROP 85.3% - TOURISM AUTHORITY
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The earliest known arrivals from Asia were already splitting into recognizably distinct groups, the research suggests.
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No scheduled overseas arrivals had to turn around in the air or reroute to other airports.
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Refinitiv estimated arrivals of 123 million bpd, up from July's customs figure of 9.66 million bpd.
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First, there was the original travel ban, which banned all refugees and all arrivals from Syria.
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Greece has seen a rise in arrivals of migrants and refugees from Turkey over the summer.
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Trump's decision to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy is, above all else, immoral.
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So were some blue-collar and service workers, whose industries got a bump from Chinese arrivals.
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Want to learn how to set a classy table for new arrivals from the old country?
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Imports have also surged, with December arrivals of pork meat almost double the previous monthly record.
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Imports have also surged, with December arrivals of pork meat almost double the previous monthly record.
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My cell phone was back at Powell's, on a shelf with all the other New Arrivals.
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Now the Brazilian Army is bolstering patrols along highways and rivers, bracing for even more arrivals.
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Given the tough procedures already in place, the problem is not gaps in screening new arrivals.
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At the same time, refugee arrivals from countries not affected by the order have fallen sharply.
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"Darkness can never defeat light," said Mr. Huang, as he ushered five arrivals into the church.
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And that followed Trump's musings about the need to close the country entirely to new arrivals.
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Alexandra Resort, Blue Haven Resort and Beach House will be closed for arrivals through Oct. 8.
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In it, Cook takes aim at Trump's plans to repeal Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
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The New York-based low-cost carrier only averaged 73.5% on-time arrivals for the year.
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But the testimonies of new Syrian arrivals provide a hint of what might be to come.
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In 2015, new arrivals could move swiftly toward the Greek mainland, and then onward to Germany.
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But the new arrivals indicate that collision could happen in half the time scientists previously expected.
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First, the study estimates arrivals from Mexico in the 1990s based solely on border apprehension data.
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Throughout the city, there is little integration between the new arrivals and residents of longer standing.
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The regulations, which apply to some plane, rail, bus and ferry arrivals, will begin on Thursday.
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The previous highest daily inflow since copper arrivals began in early April was just 4,800 tonnes.
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The Trump administration has announced the program, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, will expire in March.
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Unlike Bailey, Ian Colin McCain, 26, is part of a recent wave of arrivals to Detroit.
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As of July, Nigeria had recorded year-on-year growth in guest arrivals of 213 percent.
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The number of crossings dropped sharply from 2017 amid an EU backed push to block arrivals.
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Often, the growth centers were themselves isolated, lacking in opportunities and unprepared for the new arrivals.
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Rumors are circulating that President Trump will cancel the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program protects immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
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The Arrivals Moya III is a permanent fixture on every Instagram influencer's grid for a reason.
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Since then, a record-setting crush of migrant arrivals has overwhelmed shelters and government detention facilities.
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A spokeswoman at American Airlines said 24 departing flights were canceled, as well as 30 arrivals.
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For 2020, the STB said it expects visitor arrivals to fall by about 72 to 30%.
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"The compulsory quarantine applies to arrivals from March 14," the health ministry said in a statement.
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Everything at the site indicated a founding colony — first arrivals to the shores of uninhabited islands.
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It has banned entry to arrivals from countries that have reported more than 1,000 coronavirus cases.
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It remained unclear how long it would take the authorities to register all the new arrivals.
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On Sunday, American troops walked between the new arrivals with a hand-held screen, asking questions.
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That is what President Obama did in presidentially legislating the Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals program.
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Here's a look at several of the new arrivals injecting vitality into an already thriving landscape.
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It will soon have capacity for 140 people a night - a fraction of the daily arrivals.
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"The change in the new arrivals figure ... is due, in large part, to the additional estimated 35,000 new arrivals settling in the two refugee camps, which was not reported in the last situation report," the Inter-Sector Coordination Group of aid agencies said in a statement.
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The system for registering new arrivals was described to VICE News as 'Kafka-esque bullshit' The system for registering new arrivals at the island facilities was described to VICE News as "Kafka-esque bullshit" with not enough properly trained staff to facilitate the processing of asylum claims.
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Now, new arrivals are supposed to be held in centers pending the outcome of their asylum applications.
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But after the deal was implemented on March 20, new arrivals were officially confined to the islands.
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We started it all off with the big arrivals parade in Manchester, Vermont, and it was incredible.
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Failure to follow wardrobe rules and late arrivals result in pay deductions, current and former employees said.
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She qualified for DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, the program created through that executive action.
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With this batch of arrivals, we might be able to see 2016 through to its bitter end.
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That compares with a record 32.6 million tourist arrivals and revenue of 1.64 trillion baht last year.
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A group of 1,000 activists occupied the airport's arrivals hall on Friday but did not disrupt flights.
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The island has a capacity to host 3,500 people at a place set up to register arrivals.
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Last week's stocks dump was the sixth such LME "arrivals event" in the space of 2124 months.
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PeopleTV is bringing all the celebrity arrivals with a livestream during an exclusive red carpet pre-show.
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Utterly unprepared for the arrivals, the Maltese shoved them into grim detention centres, which remain open today.
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So far, the new arrivals do not seem to have caused much of a stir in Blackpool.
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Jimenez said by 2030, ASEAN is forecast to account for 25% of 1.8 billion world tourist arrivals.
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Many of the residents of the camp are not new arrivals, nor are they in Italy illegally.
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Migrant arrivals in Greece showed no sign of letting up, swelling the bottleneck of people trapped there.
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What saved the city was immigration, replenishing the population with 854,000 new arrivals between 1980 and 1989.
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In recent months, I have visited a half-dozen new arrivals that are proudly and solely Chinese.
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Local officials and employers have been struggling to find space for all the new arrivals and employees.
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Many politicians interpret the vote for Brexit as a plea to reduce the number of new arrivals.
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At $125 per person, Solve will handle your luggage, coordinate vehicles and manage arrivals, departures and connections.
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The new arrivals join tons of already streaming holiday favorites like Love Actually and A Christmas Prince.
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With 68 million tourist arrivals last year, Spain was the third most visited country in the world.
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She got the permit under a program called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, better known as DACA.
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"Little America" is meant to counter that narrative with a fuller portrait of our most recent arrivals.
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Future had one for arrivals and another for his performance ... both with clear, black and orange crystals.
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Outside the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, crowds gathered to eagerly watch the arrivals of the 200 guests.
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A group of 1,000 activists occupied the airport's arrivals hall on Friday but did not disrupt flights.
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For 2017, the STB expects visitor arrivals of 16.4-16.7 million, a flat to 2 percent rise.
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Another fan shared a photo of Al Rocker helping the crowd get "hyped" for the big arrivals.
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More than a million migrants flocked to Germany in 2015 and 0003 but arrivals have dropped significantly.
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Whereas Beijing and Shanghai are attempting, misguidedly, to curb migration, Guangdong is trying to attract new arrivals.
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Since then the number of foreign arrivals in China has stagnated, while Chinese outbound trips have surged.
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Two agencies, Catholic Charities and the International Institute of Erie, are tasked with greeting the new arrivals.
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He remembers taking drone photos in Lesbos last October, when arrivals were at an all-time high.
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In neighboring New Zealand, the policy changes are expected to have a limited impact on net arrivals.
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It helped that the town is no stranger to new arrivals, with a mix of 130 nationalities.
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But when Perry walks through the arrivals terminal it's clear Celeste steadfastly refuses to face her demons.
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Visitor arrivals hit a record 17.4 million last year boosted by China, its top market, and India.
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The bloc is now trying to implement a deal which would see Turkey take back new arrivals.
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On Wednesday, EU border agency Frontex said September arrivals dropped by two thirds versus a year earlier.
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Arrivals in Greece have dropped sharply since the EU deal with Turkey took effect on March 3803th.
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The first lady's spokeswoman, Stephanie Grisham, attributed their separate arrivals at the base to a scheduling issue.
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Fans were quick to take to social media, where they tweeted their thoughts about the contestants' arrivals.
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PEOPLE will showcase all the glamorous arrivals with a livestream during the official red carpet pre-show.
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In 2011, a suicide bomber killed 37 people in the arrivals hall of Domodedovo Airport in Moscow.
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The government has created a fund to finance the costs of accommodating and integrating the new arrivals.
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In addition, 77.3 percent of tourist arrivals were from China, up from 63 percent five years ago.
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The report said $77 million in funding was needed to deliver urgent aid to the new arrivals.
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Trump's termination of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program is still up in the air.
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And some local residents are already bristling at the new arrivals, with tensions flaring in the streets.
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She wasn't born in America and is a recipient of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.
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The group is calling for a clean bill to support the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Why did fellow-inmates, as well as Germans, beat new arrivals and call them sons of bitches?
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As the number of new arrivals has grown, immigration has risen up the list of voters' concerns.
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Foreign arrivals were down by 35% in the year to May, the largest such drop in decades.
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One look at its new spring arrivals and you'll want to put everything in your shopping cart.
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A conductor said they rely on the daily train arrivals for business and are prepared every time.
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New arrivals, called "boots," are often harassed and harangued by their seniors to toughen them for combat.
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Like the other new arrivals Abieyuwa sounds a cautionary note to other Nigerians planning a similar journey.
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Police took several people into a police van waiting at the entrance to the airport's arrivals hall.
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Last year, tourist arrivals in Sanya neared 15 million, almost 70 percent more than five years earlier.
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When the gates of Bonney Field opened, early arrivals huddled in the shade of the press box.
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Zdunkewicz thinks immigration will still play a bigger role than the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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However, he also said Europe needed to forge a "wider" policy to handle migrant arrivals from Africa.
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Like around one in five recent Syrian arrivals in Germany, they are educated to a high level.
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The arcade classic is one of four fresh arrivals at the World Video Game Hall of Fame.
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Staff gave her and the late arrivals a round of applause as they re-entered the plane.
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It was reopened in 2012 after a rise in the number of boat arrivals off Australia's shores.
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One way that is happening is by better coordinating ship arrivals and departures, to cut waiting time.
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Some 90 percent of arrivals began their voyage on smugglers' boats in Libya, European Union officials say.
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In September, the Trump administration announced its plans to terminate the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Click ahead to check out all of best new arrivals to hit Forever 21's virtual shelves.
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Trump said $20 billion in exchange for a deal on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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In that role, Mr. Cabrera would help immigrants apply for a deportation-deferral program for childhood arrivals.
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The core recommendations include offering aid as soon as new arrivals set foot at ports of entry.
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DACA, or The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy, was created through an executive order in 2012.
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If this season's new arrivals have taught us anything, it's that we've hit peak spring-color exhaustion.
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Former President Barack Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals order temporarily protected around 800,000 Dreamers from deportation.
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The big picture: That's a disconnect with the reality — migrant arrivals in those countries have dropped significantly.
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America's Muslims are prosperous, well-educated and, with the exception of recent arrivals from Somalia, well-integrated.
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Grueninger chose to help 3,600 of them by falsifying papers to make them seem like legal arrivals.
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"Flights, both arrivals and departures, are operating at this time," according to a tweet from the airport.
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"Flights, both arrivals and departures, are operating at this time," according to a tweet from the airport.
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The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program ... will expire in March unless a legislative fix is found.
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A proposal to extend protections for beneficiaries of the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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The crush of arrivals at airports and enhanced screening procedures contributed to the rapidly-increasing wait times.
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However, there's been an 80 percent drop in the number of arrivals this year compared to last.
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As Bloomberg reported, San Marino recorded 78,000 tourism arrivals in 2017 — more than two tourists per resident.
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There might even be another lounge in the arrivals area for you to shower and freshen up.
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"Tennessee's residency requirement reduces competition in the liquor market by excluding nonresidents or recent arrivals," he wrote.
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Konpa music still blares from some storefronts and recent arrivals sell clothing from the back of vans.
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He encouraged everyone to take some home, and stepped in to help late arrivals with the process.
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In February, overall tourist arrivals in Thailand were down by 44 percent compared with a year earlier.
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But Russia was slower to restrict arrivals from Europe after the virus took hold there in February.
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Arrivals in Italy of migrants by sea have plunged from 181,000 last year to 114,000 this year.
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Last week, the mayors of several Aegean Islands asked the government to curb arrivals from the mainland.
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Last week, the mayors of several Aegean Islands asked the government to curb arrivals from the mainland.
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The Trump administration has announced that the program, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, will expire in March.
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They say the credentials brand them as new arrivals undeserving of citizenship, despite being born in Myanmar.
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"They support DACA," the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which protects so-called Dreamers from deportation.
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Recently, at some crossings, a crush of arrivals has created long lines and delays of several days.
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The population still climbs because of arrivals from other countries and higher rates of birth than death.
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New arrivals have their temperatures checked, and staff are supposed to remain home if they feel sick.
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The Red Cross of Ecuador is helping to assess the arrivals and provide necessities and psychological support.
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As Canal Street is consumed by the two, new arrivals are seeing it for the first time.
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"Sweet Land," in a Los Angeles park, is a parable for our time about Hosts and Arrivals.
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Without notice, there also was no time to build political and community support for the new arrivals.
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The new arrivals at DNI are only multiplying the disconnect between the President and his intelligence agencies.
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NBC will also air red carpet arrivals beginning at 7:30 pm Eastern/4:30 pm Pacific.
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Spencer, thirteen, standing by the door, filmed departures and arrivals and watched the tunnel lights flash by.
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Some days this spring were so busy that new arrivals had to be sent to overflow sites.
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Lawmakers worked for months to find consensus on immigration, particularly the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Calls had circulated in the past week for new arrivals from the mainland to be barred. Mrs.
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He came from Guyana 31 years ago; why should new arrivals be allowed to break the rules?
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Some of the new arrivals make a "dark money" pledge that their donors will never be disclosed.
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But the fate of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program is shaky at best, experts say.
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Finding a suitable office is one of the first big challenges faced by new arrivals into London.
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Italy has seen 650,000 sea arrivals in five years, and is now hosting about 170,000 in shelters.
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Arrivals may have halved from last year to 10,960 so far in 2019, according to government data.
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But the bullish ardour has also been dampened by a surge in copper "arrivals" at LME warehouses.
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FACTBOX on disruptions and labour negotiations at key copper mines: Graphic showing LME "arrivals" by location: tmsnrt.
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It also said there was no effort to offer counseling against violent extremist ideology to new arrivals.
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Despite a sharp drop in arrivals since then, five islands are still struggling with overcrowded migrant centers.
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