Akon and I own a section in the back part.
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The grand finale involves bringing back part of the Solar core.
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The back part of the homes are divided into two rooms.
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We see that happening in the back part of the year.
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Mr. Price said he would pay back part of the bill.
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"This is the back part that will be up against the wall," he explained.
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Huishan made headlines last year when it sold and leased back part of its herd.
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He says UT even helped him grow back part of his finger, sawn off accidentally.
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California and many states offer public employee retirees the opportunity to come back part time.
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Recently, the yacht maker sent 300 postcards to former employees, inviting them to come back part time.
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The sandwiched chain then sits on three sprockets around the edges of the back part of machine.
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Such workers are known to regularly send back part of their wages to the North Korean authorities.
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A Bangladesh Bank delegation went to Manila this week to work on moving back part of the funds.
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In the extra frame, Bean scored a pivotal put-back, part of his 14 points and 13 rebounds.
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In the extra frame, Bean scored a pivotal put-back, part of his 14 points and 13 rebounds.
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Zheng, a farmer, used his life savings of 120,000 yuan to help pay back part of his son's loans.
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Still, estimates from top banks and research firms suggest the currencies probably will give back part of their recent gains.
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Estimates from top banks and research firms still suggest the currencies will probably give back part of their recent gains.
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The Turkish lira strengthened 103 percent, though only clawing back part of the 2117.80 percent losses suffered in the previous session.
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They can come back part time or work from home — we have a flex understanding of what that means for them.
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"'Looks like' is not enough basis to appoint a special counsel," the attorney general added, repeating back part of Jordan's question.
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Aramco already brought back part of the lost production and will return to pre-attacks level end of September, Nasser said.
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"It seems they had just gone to a back part of the cemetery and we're just hanging out there," Crossett told CBS.
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The back part of the swim bladder works like an ear drum and, again, helps transmit sound waves to the inner ear.
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Could it ultimately mean you could scale back part of your alliance you have with Emirates… CT: Which you struck in 2409?
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"It's a tractor trailer and the back part of it is fitted on the inside just like a gallery space," explains Herman.
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That was very compelling, relative to the engineering jobs that wanted me to go back part-time much further into my career.
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The old kitchen was moved to the back part of the barn — Andy's chicken coop — where Mr. Gallant worked on his sculpture.
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Warburton: Most of her is buried into the skin, but kind of the back part, where she&aposs releasing eggs, is exposed.
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In the back part of her shop she had a small table where she read cards, Spanish or tarot, whichever the customer preferred.
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"I went to the back part of the house, and the whole back end of my house was just on fire," Potter told KSNW.
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NEWARK, N.J. – A bus hit an overpass at Newark, New Jersey&aposs Penn Station, peeling back part of its roof and injuring several passengers.
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The EPA this week, however, rolled back part of President Obama's Clean Power Plan, letting states set their own limit for coal power plants emissions.
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In December, Interior proposed rolling back part of an Obama administration rule meant to boost safety in oil and natural gas production from offshore wells.
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He was in the back part of the circle and sent a shot inside the far post past goalie Carey Price for the early lead.
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But the court pared back part of Watson's injunction in order to allow the government to conduct internal reviews on vetting procedures for these travelers.
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The bringing back part may however require the assistance of machine superintelligence in order to repair the extensive cellular damage that occurs during the suspension process.
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In the back part of 2000, the stock market went down, 2001 brought a recession, and in 2002 the stock market took a big turn down.
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Glass back, part 2 — When you clean a window at home, do you then spend all your time with your hands pressed up against that window?
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In addition to low wages, unions cite unrecorded hours, pressure on workers to hand back part of their salary under the table and other employer malpractices.
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The top-back part of their head still covered in luscious locks instead of a naked skin, a reverse forehead staring out like Sauron's unblinking eye.
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SoftBank said this month that it might walk back part of its WeWork deal, threatening to withdraw an offer to buy $3 billion worth of WeWork shares.
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SoftBank said this month that it might walk back part of its WeWork deal, threatening to withdraw an offer to buy $3 billion worth of WeWork shares.
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The HHS inspector general is reviewing Price's travel arrangements, and the secretary announced Thursday that he would pay back part of his travel costs to the government.
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In just 11 years, Medicare will permanently scale back Part A (hospital) coverage to 88 percent of what's covered today – increasing the financial responsibility of Medicare beneficiaries.
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But Trump on Monday said he would go ahead with the proposed tariffs if Mexico's Congress does not back part of the deal that may need lawmakers' approval.
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Even the beloved G-spot is part of the clitoris: It is the apex, the back part of the clitoris that sits near the urethral sponge and ducts.
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You feel the torque in the back part of the H-WEX bending down, then it snaps you straight up with none of the weight affecting your spine.
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"What we want to do is elevate the issue of conservation back part of the mission and central part of the mission of the interior," he told Hill.
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There is no program acknowledgment for décor, but a curving mauve neon line across the back — part of Mark Stanley's lighting — slowly falls and rises during the ballet.
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Inside, two thin speakers hang from the ceiling to project the priest's words to the back part of the church, where Bryant sometimes sat, trying to blend in.
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The FTSE 250 shed 1.2%, handing back part of the more than 4% gain it had recorded in the previous session, which was its best in more than nine years.
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But with the right credit card, you can buy the exact same item ahead of time and get back part of the purchase price if it drops on Prime Day.
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After the nose cone hit, it fell back like a hammer, all the weight came back down and put all of the force to the back part of my spine.
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MUFG and its rival Japanese banks enjoyed one-time gains in past years after they clawed back part of reserves for bad loans after the risk profile of borrowers improved.
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They said that the Fyre Bands took in nearly $53 million; some of that money, according to another lawsuit, went to pay back part of a recent $3 million loan.
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The FTSE 250 shed 1.2%, handing back part of the more than 4% gain it had recorded in the previous session, which was its best in more than nine years.
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Most importantly, I feel what I had hoped I'd feel when I was a teenager dreaming about leaving her tiny hometown and never coming back: part of something larger than myself.
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His right-wing opponents just kept delegitimizing him as a "traitor" and "a Nazi" for wanting to make peace with the Palestinians and give back part of the Land of Israel.
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The almost five-hour surgery required an 18-inch incision on her back as Melamed had to remove the back part of several vertebrae to back to relieve pressure her spinal cord.
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" Checking the activity of smaller supplier companies in the industry is harder, but Dziczek said the "back" part is clearly false, since "that implies a company or plant that left and returned.
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The almost five-hour surgery required an 18-inch incision on her back as Melamed had to remove the back part of several vertebrae to back to relieve pressure on her spinal cord.
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Promsvyazbank, also known as PSB, said late last month it had bought back part of its subordinated Eurobond issue maturing in 2019, but did not say how much it spent on the buyback.
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Waters has since demanded Trump's impeachment and called for the public confrontation of Cabinet officials while blasting Republicans and the administration for rolling back part of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law.
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The pan-European index later pared gains to close up 0.2 percent as Wall Street fell at the open, giving back part of the rally triggered in the previous session by Powell's comments.
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"His right-wing opponents just kept delegitimizing him as a 'traitor' and 'a Nazi' for wanting to make peace with the Palestinians and give back part of the Land of Israel," Friedman wrote.
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MC) on Tuesday said it would return 63 billion euros ($3.1 billion) of excess capital to shareholders over the next three years in an effort to pay back part of public bailout cash.
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But hyperinflation and a six-year recession under President Nicolas Maduro have driven thousands back, part of a wave of some 1.7 million people who have fled Venezuela for Colombia in recent years.
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In the early Renaissance it was the most prestigious art form of all; now tapestry is back, part of a reputational revival of textile arts that's also unclouded the achievements of neglected modernists.
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They find it galling that Warren is blowing the whistle on a vote they took this week to begin debate on legislation rolling back part of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act.
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Now, one of Mr. Jin's bars, NBeerPub, tucked away in a laid-back part of Beijing's old town, buzzes with young Chinese customers ordering imports like Delirium Tremens, Lindemans Framboise and Brewdog Punk IPA.
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The survey suggested all major Latin American currencies would probably weaken this year, with the Mexican peso constantly flirting with new lows and the Brazilian real giving back part of 2016's massive gains.
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The ruling rolled back part of the Voting Rights Act, which required states with a history of racial discrimination against voters to seek approval from federal authorities before changing voting regulations or moving polling places.
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Shares of videoconferencing software company Zoom dropped as much as 10% and then pared back part of its losses in extended trading on Wednesday after the company reported earnings and guidance that exceeded analysts' expectations.
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Huishan grabbed headlines last year when it sold and leased back part of its herd, but its most recent troubles have laid bare risks of excess leverage and financial engineering in unexpected quarters of corporate China.
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"The global theme was marked by a lack of coherent story except for perhaps modest dollar relapse that gave back part of recent gains," said Vishnu Varathan, senior economist at Mizuho Bank, in a morning note.
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"I think obviously the price of oil is giving back part of its gains but I think the fall in consumer confidence is dampening investors' enthusiasm," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai moved Thursday to roll back part of a key requirement from last year that Charter Communications expand its broadband network in order to merge with Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks.
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Senator Rob Portman of Ohio introduced SESTA in August, which aims to scale back part of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which provides sites with immunity from liability the content that is generated by users.
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The FTSE 250 ended slightly off the day's lows but still shed 0.6%, handing back part of the more than 2.43% gain it had recorded in the previous session which was its best in nearly a decade.
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The FTSE 250 ended slightly off the day's lows but still shed 0.6%, handing back part of the more than 4% gain it had recorded in the previous session which was its best in nearly a decade.
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BRASILIA, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Brazil's 12-month inflation rate dropped to its lowest since February 2015 in mid-November as food prices continue to give back part of this year's steep rise, a Reuters poll showed on Tuesday.
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But the company gave me an additional month of unpaid leave beyond FMLA, and also went out of their way to offer me as much flexibility as I needed when returning to work (came back part time initially).
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"I had always wanted a low back – part of it was showing my scar and I believe scars tell a story about your past and your future, and it's a way of getting rid of a taboo," she said.
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The 120-seat parliament voted 87-15 in favor of the legislation that orders holding back part of the roughly $130 million in tax revenues that Israel collects on behalf of the Palestinians each month under interim peace agreements.
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" As her father explained, "There was a back part to the closet in her room, another closet, and we discovered after the fact that she hid a rabbit there and showed it to her friends when they came over.
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Huishan, founded in 2009, grabbed headlines last year when it sold and leased back part of its herd, but its most recent troubles have laid bare risks of excess leverage and financial engineering in unexpected quarters of corporate China.
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President Donald Trump spoke with Republican leadership this week about the possibility of rolling back part of the $1.3 trillion government spending bill that he signed into law less than two weeks ago, according to a senior House GOP aide.
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"I always say that this project is giving an address to people that lost their home, which is giving back part of their dignity in a way," says Reine Hanna, Medair's information management project manager, who helped develop the mapping project.
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President Donald Trump on Sunday defended his executive order barring refugees and some legal immigrants from entering the United States, even as a top Cabinet official walked back part of the measure — signaling confusion and fissures within the new administration.
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On Tuesday, the Constitutional Court, the nation's highest, heard arguments from two opposition party lawyers that Mr. Zuma had acted illegally by defying an order to pay back part of expensive upgrades to his private home in Nkandla in KwaZulu-Natal Province.
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The company has also paid back part of the debt owed to some of its suppliers, according to sources familiar with the matter, and the company recently held a "supplier summit" where it met with many of these companies face to face.
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Dr. Hooman M. Melamed — an orthopedic spine surgeon at Cedar Sinai Marina Del Rey Hospital who has been treating Miller — told PEOPLE through a rep that he had to remove the back part of several vertebrae to relieve pressure her spinal cord.
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There's going to be a couple moments in the back part of this season, and the next season, and the third season and beyond, where people are going to need a moment… There's a lot being said about the crying in the show.
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For example, the back part of the pillow is too thick, or the sides of the pillow is too thick... they were just pushing my head foward, making it difficult to fall a sleep... but this one though, DAMN, SO FREAKING COMFORTABLE!!!
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Arkansas submitted a federal waiver to the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services last year that also would roll back part of Obamacare's Medicaid expansion, proposing to limit the Medicaid expansion to those at 100 percent of the federal poverty level.
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State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert on Wednesday appeared to walk back part of Tillerson's proposal, saying there would have to be a suspension of North Korean nuclear and missile tests for an undefined length of time before any talks could take place.
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In return, executives allegedly let construction companies such as Andrade Guitierrez inflate the cost of the 17.7 billion real ($13 billion) Angra 3 nuclear reactor 100 kilometers west of Rio de Janeiro, kicking back part of their take to politicians and political parties.
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Mike, an engineer who worked in Building 2 who would only give CNN his first name, said that he and his colleagues were first alerted to danger by a woman's scream from the back part of the second floor, where the engineering supervisors sat.
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Dr. Hooman M. Melamed — an orthopedic spine surgeon at Cedar Sinai Marina Del Rey Hospital who has been treating Miller — told PEOPLE through a rep that he had to remove the back part of several vertebrae to back to relieve pressure her spinal cord.
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Unlike the latest plan from Senate Republicans, however, higher earners would have to pay back part or all of the assistance over three years if their taxable income is $75,000 or more for a single filer or $603,000 or more for couples filing jointly.
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In February 203, Bankia set a target to return 220 billion euros ($21 billion) of excess capital - above 20.9122% of its core Tier 1 ratio - by 2020 in an effort to pay back part of a 22.4 billion-euro rescue package it received in 2012.
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To be sure, J. P. Morgan now thinks Brent crude, the international benchmark for oil prices, will average $70 this year, with demand-driven oil price strength in the first half offsetting weakness in the back part of the year as drillers pump more oil.
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"There are areas, I think, where we can get bipartisan agreement," McConnell said, pointing to a bill passed by the Senate Banking Committee earlier this year with Democratic support that would roll back part of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.
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"We continue to see a healthy pace of cloud migrations across HR and finance, but as we look at the full year, we are seeing more opportunities move into the back part of the year, specifically shifting into the fourth quarter," said Robynne Sisco, Chief Financial Officer.
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Leveraging a recently passed securities rule signed into law by President Obama some six months back (part of the 2012 JOBS Act) that lowers the bar on personal investments, Indiegogo is launching Equity Crowdfunding, a platform aimed at giving small-scale investors a stake in the companies they back.
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To make post-secondary education more affordable for adult learners with dependent children, our Government also intends to expand eligibility for Canada Student Grants for students who want to go back part-time while they work and students with dependent children, starting in the 2018–19 academic year.
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Colombia: The army walked back part of a contentious policy to step up attacks in the country, saying it would change its pledge forms in which officers are required to list the number of criminals and militants they plan to kill, capture or force to surrender in battle.
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Colombia's army on Tuesday walked back part of a contentious policy to step up attacks in the country, saying it would change its pledge forms in which officers are required to list the number of criminals and militants they plan to kill, capture or force to surrender in battle.
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"I had always wanted a low back – part of it was showing my scar and I believe scars tell a story about your past and your future, and it's a way of getting rid of a taboo," the royal, who had surgery at 12 years old to correct her scoliosis, says.
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They claimed that the deal would likely force another bankruptcy process in a few years; would require paying back part of the debt that the FOMB's own report declared was illegally emitted; and would cut worker's pensions and burden Puerto Ricans with indirect taxation, further making economic recovery virtually impossible.
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"I had always wanted a low back – part of it was showing my scar and I believe scars tell a story about your past and your future, and it's a way of getting rid of a taboo," Eugenie said about her bridal gown for an exhibit of the wedding ensembles at Windsor Castle.
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The protests helped prod Trump to walk back part of his travel ban, inspired Democrats to wage long and vocal confirmation battles against Betsy DeVos and Jeff Sessions, and even forced Trump to cancel a trip to a Harley-Davidson plant in Milwaukee after demonstrators threatened to greet him at the factory.
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There he shook hands, skied some runs and, according to David Wade, a longtime adviser who later became chief of staff when Mr. Kerry was Secretary of State, ''showed he was going to see people wherever they were — the 'fighting-back' part of his campaign as he came back from the brink.
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" BANK'S PART IN BOUNCE-BACK "Part of the bounce-back, of course part of it, I'm not going to represent all of it by any stretch of the imagination, but part of it is there's a bounce-back because the Bank took timely, comprehensive and concrete action and that action has had an impact.
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Both the House and Senate passed legislation that would roll back part of these drastic cuts to give policymakers more time to consider the potential impacts these cuts are having on people's health, but they couldn't reconcile the differences and send a bill to the President before breaking for a long recess in July.
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In response to the Times's article, the armed forces rolled back part of the controversial policy requiring field commanders to pledge in writing to double their operational results against criminal gangs and holdout rebels who have filled the void left by a 2016 peace deal with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC.
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JOHANNESBURG — A day after South Africa's highest court ruled that he had violated the Constitution in a long-running scandal involving government money spent on upgrades to his homestead, President Jacob G. Zuma said Friday that he would pay back part of it in accordance with the ruling, but that he had never meant to undermine the Constitution.
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While the Cavaliers continued their pursuit of Korver, who would add an All-Star to a team that few think can be caught in the Eastern Conference, the Nets and Coach Kenny Atkinson found themselves playing Cleveland on the second night of a back-to-back, part of a stretch that takes them to three cities between Thursday and Sunday.
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YOU CAN BUY A DUPLEX NEXT DOOR AND RENT IT OUT TO PEOPLE AND DO FINE OVER TIME OR BUY A SMALL PIECE OF FARMLAND OR SOMETHING OF THE SORT OR YOU CAN PUT IT INTO SOMETHING FIXED INCOME, BONDS OR BANK DEPOSITS OR WHATEVER IT MAY BE, AND STOCKS IF YOU LOOK AT AMERICAN EQUITIES, AMERICAN BUSINESSES EARNING A LOT OF MONEY RELATIVE TO THE CAPITAL FOOTING, AND THE REASON STOCKS ARE WORTH A WHOLE LOT MORE THAN THEY WERE 20 YEARS AGO OR 50 YEARS AGO OR 883 YEARS AGO IS COMPANIES HAVE PLOWED BACK PART OF THE EARNINGS.
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