They'd be cut off from their families, shunned and harassed.
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Those companies will also be cut off from Western financial markets.
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Then, they might be cut off from certain internet banking services.
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Those too disloyal and predatory should be cut off from American resources.
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I could not fathom that she might be cut off from me.
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They will be cut off from the outside world and watched constantly by cameras.
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The roots will be gone and we will be cut off from our ancestors.
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If people choose to stay, they will be cut off from any emergency services.
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"I had gone in there to be cut off from the outside world," she said.
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If those results continue, the program will be cut off from aid under current rules.
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They're worried they'll be cut off from the world's most lucrative and fastest-growing market.
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Those who violate the requirements would be cut off from benefits for an entire year.
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If they break from the church they will be cut off from family members still inside.
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Programs that couldn't hit the federal government's benchmarks would eventually be cut off from student loans.
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This has caused populations of mountain lions in California to be cut off from one another.
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Instead, they asked for him to be cut off from his social media presence, Politico reported.
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Without them, banks in Britain could be cut off from a large chunk of the European market.
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I would never suggest that people should be cut off from a lifeline when they need it.
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Programs that fail for two out three years are supposed to be cut off from federal aid.
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My mother began to cry when I explained that I was ready to be cut off from them.
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These intrusions can result in forest fragmentation that leads primate populations to be cut off from one another.
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Without FBOs, victims of natural disasters would be cut off from the fastest way to deliver essential services.
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If they violate the requirements repeatedly, recipients could be cut off from benefits for up to three years.
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Countries that continue to import Iranian oil, the state department says, could be cut off from America's banking system.
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Releasing HarmonyOS is also part of the company's back-up plan should it be cut off from U.S. technology.
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Kids may be cut off from financial aid, since need-based help is largely based on the parents' resources.
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With lifetime limits, people would be cut off from the program no matter what what once the time ran out.
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On January 8, 2019, free users who have more than 1,000 photos or videos will be cut off from uploading anymore.
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If blocked, residents living in Leilani Estates and the surrounding neighborhoods would be cut off from grocery stores, schools, and hospitals.
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But there is no hard evidence that Free Basics is connecting people who would otherwise be cut off from the internet.
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Wealth insulates you even from yourself, and to be cut off from your own soul is its own kind of horror.
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She knew that getting arrested likely meant she would be cut off from the drug, which would guarantee excruciating withdrawal symptoms.
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If that happened on a large scale, Jamaica could be cut off from access to American dollars, which would devastate the economy.
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In the poor world those without proof of identity may be cut off from food rations, public housing and other government assistance.
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He didn't want to be cut off from his body — he wanted to be as much like his old self as possible.
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Most—especially women, who tend to be cut off from the outside world and denied education—have not been touched by that learning.
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The Guardian called it the "30-year betrayal," one that's causing us to be cut off from the wealth generated in Western societies.
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For one, many pain patients say they would kill themselves if they feared they were about to be cut off from their medications.
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If Kihuen remains in the race, that means he'd be cut off from receiving the help the Frontline program provides to vulnerable incumbents.
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That's because they count on liquidity help from other subsidiaries that could be cut off from providing that aid when things go awry.
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For Ms. Holmes, the settlement means that she will be cut off from raising money for any new venture for a long time.
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This explains why a defendant might be cut off from their spouse and held for prolonged periods without bail, as Mr. Ghosn was.
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"There's a great deal of fear in this country that the Voting Rights Act is going to be abolished, that the Affordable Care Act is going to be abolished, that Planned Parenthood is going to be cut off from funding, that Medicaid is going be cut off from funding," said J. Mason Davis, a Birmingham lawyer who graduated from the college in 1956.
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They also worry that, confined to a city with an army "command centre", they will be cut off from what remains of civil society.
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Those who violate the requirements (or fail to properly prove they've completed the work) would be cut off from benefits for an entire year.
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Many children will be cut off from care, and then cut off from accessible free education, all so Republicans can say they've shrunk government.
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The danger is that, without bigger home-grown firms, many less-skilled Israelis—including kibbutzniks—will be cut off from the booming tech industry.
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As a result, the stores would stop selling guns because they don't want to be cut off from the credit card system, Sorkin reasoned.
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If they did so, retailers would stop selling firearms because they don't want to be cut off from the credit card system, Sorkin wrote.
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Stephen Belafonte tormented Mel B's family, saying they'd be cut off from her again ... according to Melanie's sister, who's now dancing on Stephen's metaphorical grave.
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Other species like bighorn sheep—that travel in small groups and rely on cross-border connections to survive—would be cut off from their neighbors.
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And the U.N. is warning that hundreds of thousands could be cut off from food if Syrian forces encircle the rebel-held parts of Aleppo.
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He expects Britain to ultimately secure continued access to the single market otherwise companies across the region would be cut off from London's financial expertise.
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The back-and-forth has been frustrating for Gaytan, who says she'd be cut off from some of her property if a wall were mounted.
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If insurance support is withdrawn, some addiction treatment agencies will lose staff or close, and some desperately needy addicted people will be cut off from care.
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Although the door was unlocked, Daniela was told that if she left without permission, she would be cut off from her parents, brother and two sisters.
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Residents and emergency officials would be cut off from food, gas and other supplies because there would be no easy way of reaching them by road.
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The group has demanded his former business empire Agrofert be cut off from European Union subsidies and public contracts and have called on him to resign.
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Many vulnerable populations inside Syria would be cut off from life-saving assistance such as medical treatment, as under-funded agencies would be unable to reach them.
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Banks who depend on a "passport" to offer their services across the EU from a base in London, worry they will be cut off from continental customers.
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"It must be cut off from the source," she said of the virus, addressing city officials at the shelter, according to a Chinese news outlet, Modern Express.
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Britain could also recommend that Russian banks be cut off from SWIFT, the Belgium-based secure messaging system used by banks worldwide for international money transfers, Boulegue said.
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Otherwise, by this winter, 174,000 households won't get money for heat, 65,000 families won't receive lifesaving health care, and 6003,000 families will be cut off from monthly cash.
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The U.S.-China trade war and the threat that Chinese firms could be cut off from using American technology is boosting China's push for its own semiconductor industry.
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"Customers that cannot make alternative banking arrangements elsewhere may effectively be cut off from the regulated financial system altogether," according to the "supervision tips" memo obtained by Reuters.
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Consider this: It's improbable that the proposal wouldn't incorporate some sort of phase-out so that families making, say, $125,001 wouldn't immediately be cut off from the benefit.
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And despite everything I've ever felt, there was a small thought, barely conscious but spreading through my gut, that I would somehow be cut off from the future.
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Locals were upset to be cut off from the sand and ocean and Barber has concerns about the economy, but he'll deal with those issues later, he said.
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And so long as forensic science is under Department of Justice control, reformers will be cut off from the primary purse for scientific research and setting best practices.
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But if it does not, many of its citizens will be cut off from visiting relatives who are among the estimated one million Iranian-Americans living in America.
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Roughly 85033 million children would be cut off from nutrition programs, leaving them vulnerable to stunting, a condition that could affect them for the rest of their lives.
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The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, known as FinCEN, said last March that the bank was helping organized criminals and should be cut off from the United States financial system.
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"That to us is a breach of the promise which has been made that we would not be cut off from the rest of the United Kingdom," he said.
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"At the very least, we know the Google apps won't be available, and that could be crippling," said Ma. Those phones may also be cut off from Google services.
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The U.S. move, though unilateral, means European companies also cannot trade with Iran, fearing they would be cut off from U.S. markets and the international payments system in retaliation.
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The film follows Jesper, a spoiled postman (Jason Schwartzman) who's given an ultimatum: start a post office in the Arctic Circle or be cut off from the family's fortune.
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It's a shame to lose the convenience of navigating a built-in streaming service with your TV's remote, but at least you won't be cut off from Netflix entirely.
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So do other foster parents who support St. Vincent's faith-based mission, who would be cut off from its support services if St. Vincent has to close, he said.
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I was taught that if I ever ate a legume or a piece of risen wheat on Passover, my children would be cut off from their legacy as Jews.
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Global integration, Messrs Alesina and Spolaore argue, reduces the economic cost of breaking up big countries, since the smaller entities that result will not be cut off from bigger markets.
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"If we are to be cut off from the U.S. market, we are going to do our damnedest to cut off fructose coming into the Mexican market," Mr. Cortina said.
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Stiglitz and Pieth published findings of their own last week, saying that countries that fail to give up their secrecy jurisdictions should be cut off from the global financial system.
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There will be more deaths if desperate people continue to be cut off from legal routes to safety, and more suffering for survivors, cruelly shunned when they reach Europe's door.
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But the Flint water crisis is also showing the deeper ways in which unauthorized immigrants can be cut off from information and from government — even when government is trying to help.
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Residents complained that they could be cut off from emergency medical care, or worse, and that tourists would be unable to see the bears at Alaska's Fish Creek Wildlife Observation Site.
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The White House is considering banning employees from using personal mobile phones while at work, Bloomberg reported Monday, prompting concerns from staffers that they'll be cut off from family and friends.
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Customers could be cut off from online banking services if they fail to upgrade their internet browser, according to proposals being discussed by the UK government, intelligence agency GCHQ, and banks.
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Also, back in his own bed (because he's kind of a "nerd"), Gordie (José Julián) learns that they appear to be cut off from the outside world, with no internet or wifi.
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Verizon, the largest mobile carrier in the country, declared that it would not support Samsung's kill-switch and that Note 7 users would not be cut off from service on Dec. 19.
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The back-and-forth between Washington and Beijing rattled world financial markets and drew rebukes from U.S. companies amid fears that they could be cut off from the world's second largest economy.
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So far, despite threats from the United States that any allies that side with Huawei and China will be cut off from American intelligence, many are trying desperately to straddle the wall.
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Britain left the EU last month and unless it agrees access to the bloc by December, its financial services sector will be cut off from its single biggest customer from January 2021.
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Twilley has inscribed the woman's body and the room she's in with the same sense of apathy; the subjects in her paintings appear to be cut off from any sense of purpose.
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The recent update is the final nail in the coffin and soon Jibo, the social robot, will be cut off from its servers and unable to do anything but dance and say hello.
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Most banking, insurance and other financial firms in Britain would be cut off from the EU if the United Kingdom leaves without sealing a Brexit deal, the EU's executive body said on Wednesday.
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Under the proposal, clinics will face a choice: either adhere to unacceptable restrictions on how they practice medicine or be cut off from funding that allows them to provide for millions of patients.
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Women's health clinics that provide abortions or refer patients for the procedure will be cut off from a key source of federal funding under new Trump administration rules expected to be released Friday.
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It's common for street riots in one city to spark unrest in another, but how do riots spread from prison to prison, when inmates are supposed to be cut off from most communication?
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Developers will now receive less information in the first place, they'll be cut off from access when people stop using their app, and they'll have to get Facebook's approval to access more detailed information.
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What the park is struggling with now is something that will become increasingly common around the world as the human population continues to expand: the wilderness areas will be cut off from each other.
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Portions of the Arab Gas Pipeline, and the entirety of the Arish-Ashkelon pipeline, significant sources of tax remittances for the Egyptian government, would be cut off from Egypt under the New State solution.
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Law and Justice also issued threats, even suggesting that Warsaw, the capital, would be cut off from subsidies from the national government if the city failed to elect the ruling party's candidate for mayor.
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However, consumers have been spooked by how matters have escalated, with many looking to offload their devices on worries they would be cut off from Android updates in the wake of the U.S. blacklist.
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And then there's Oleg, who will miss his son growing up and be cut off from his family, potentially until he dies, all because he tried to do what he thought the right thing.
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LONDON, Dec 19 (Reuters) - Most banking, insurance and other financial firms in Britain would be cut off from the European Union if there is a no-deal Brexit, the bloc's executive body said on Wednesday.
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It was a start, but not quite as drastic as the steps taken by other Samsung wings, including New Zealand, where it was announced that the product would be cut off from wireless carriers altogether.
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"If technological civilizations can actually develop in these interior ocean worlds, they would naturally be cut off from us because of the shell of rock and ice above their ocean," he previously told Business Insider.
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Because of this, merchants in the Castro District, San Francisco's gay mecca, were concerned they'd be cut off from the Super Bowl tourist money that's supposed to be flooding the city's restaurants, bars, and shops.
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The new tweets won't work properly for them, since devices that do not have dedicated clients will likely be cut off from some of the features and behaviors enabled by this new character counting logic.
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Neither area was heavily populated but the advance, accompanied by Russian and Syrian air strikes, has raised fears among the insurgents that the northern part of east Aleppo could be cut off from the southern part.
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Moreover, TI chief David Ondracka told reporters Agrofert could in the future be cut off from EU and national development funding, investment incentives and public contracts, which could amount to 150-230 million euros per year.
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In addition, all operating licenses granted by the British civil aviation authority will no longer be valid for the EU, the notice said, which means the airlines would be cut off from the intra-EU market.
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Ruling against the order in September, Communities Secretary Sajid Javid said it would violate the human rights of residents from ethnic minority backgrounds who would likely be cut off from support networks built in the area.
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Ferguson said that the rule would leave 17 of Washington's 39 counties without a Title X-funded provider, because that provider currently also performs abortions and would be cut off from funds under the new rule.
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LONDON (Reuters) - With just 100 days until Brexit, the EU's executive cautioned that most banking, insurance and other financial firms in Britain would be cut off from the European Union if there is no divorce deal.
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"Wherever US entered, it created instability, brought misery to people; that's why US's feet must be cut off from West Asia; US must exit this region," Ali Khamenei, Iran's Supreme Leader, said in a tweet on Monday.
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Impact: Ferguson said that the rule would leave 17 of Washington's 39 counties without a Title X-funded provider, because that provider currently also performs abortions and would be cut off from funds under the new rule.
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Speakers at the protest in Prague by the Million Moments for Democracy civic group demanded Babis's former business empire Agrofert be cut off from European Union subsidies and public contracts, and they called on Babis to resign.
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In a visit to Uganda in June an American Treasury official warned local banks that they would be cut off from America's financial system if they did not stop South Sudanese bigwigs from buying property with dodgy cash.
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Even if it were to secede with Spain's consent, an independent Catalonia would be cut off from the rest of Europe, possibly facing barriers to the movement of people and goods, perhaps even ejected from the euro zone.
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The rapid advances in the last two days, after weeks of intense Russian and Syrian air strikes, have raised fears among the insurgents that the northern part of east Aleppo could be cut off from the southern part.
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Ocean-facing homes could be destroyed by the storm surge and waves, while people who live in neighborhoods reached by low-lying roads could be cut off from services for hours or days, officials and government forecasters warned.
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Because the island was only accessible by ferry, she realized that if a natural disaster—such as an earthquake or a terrorist attack—hit the Pacific Northwest, she and her community would be cut off from the mainland.
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The United States raised the pressure on Western allies in a war of attrition over next-generation networks on Friday, saying countries that allow China's Huawei to build their telecoms infrastructure could be cut off from crucial intelligence data.
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The 15-member Security Council met behind closed doors to discuss the situation after the U.N. warned that hundreds of thousands of civilians could be cut off from food if Syrian government forces encircle rebel-held parts of Aleppo.
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According to two people familiar with the matter, PillPack was informed this week that it will soon be cut off from accessing that data via a third-party entity, ReMy Health — a move that could seriously complicate its business.
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Mnuchin said he was "cautiously optimistic" that Washington and Beijing could soon resolve the dispute, which has roiled international financial markets and sparked concern among American companies that they could be cut off from the world's second-largest economy.
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Watching him try to be the president, and just the president, is watching him be cut off from the source of his power, pretending to do and understand the parts of the job he has clearly left to others.
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Apple has pulled several of the apps identified by TechCrunch, and it said in a statement that developers who abuse the program will have their ability to distribute apps terminated; they may also be cut off from the program permanently.
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"[I]t has to be remembered that these are sex offenders who have been convicted of sex offenses, and they should be cut off from sources of information that they can use to perpetuate their crimes against children," Montgomery said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The United States raised the pressure on Western allies in a war of attrition over next-generation networks on Friday, saying countries that allow China's Huawei to build their telecoms infrastructure could be cut off from crucial intelligence data.
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On financial services the government said Britons will have to pay more to make card payments in the EU and businesses on the continent could be cut off from investment banks in London if there is a no-deal Brexit.
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He said in the past, AAPC has advocated that trading partners with high current account surpluses and high foreign currency reserve levels be cut off from free-trade agreement benefits if they are found to be intervening in currency markets.
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If he is driven to the dog house by one of their frequent marital spats — and Hillary Clinton is not likely to be forgiving if he costs her votes — she could be cut off from advice that would save her.
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He said in the past, AAPC has advocated that trading partners with high current account surpluses and high foreign currency reserve levels be cut off from free trade agreement benefits if they are found to be intervening in currency markets.
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Two other programs expire at the end of this week, and without their reauthorization, millions of impoverished children and the desperately poor will be cut off from the only source of health care coverage they could ever hope to obtain.
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Plus, far into the future, should any human colony somehow be cut off from Earth, or vice versa, it would be immensely useful to still have access to the sum total of human knowledge up to that point, for obvious reasons.
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The Cuban doctors said they were ordered to go door-to-door in impoverished neighborhoods, offering medicine and warning residents that they would be cut off from medical services if they did not vote for Mr. Maduro or his candidates.
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As the world around him becomes more modern, losing its appeal as a travel destination, Jesse Cullum knows that his local passageway is closing off soon, and when it does, he'll be cut off from a woman he loves in the future.
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Val says he struggled initially adjusting to life on the outside; it is profoundly isolating for cult members to be cut off from their entire family and social circle and from the traditions that have given shape and meaning to their entire lives.
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Texas' Cruz responded over Twitter, issuing a playful memo to staffers that Sasse should be cut off from his office's Dr Pepper fridge, a testament to the soft drink's popularity in the Lone Star State, where it was created in Waco in 1885.
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"It is necessary to be cut off from civilization … to realize fully the power music has to recall the past…to soothe the present and give hope for the future," said one of the youngest members of the Terra Nova Expedition (1910-1913).
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However, Cole said Republicans are not going so far as to mandate that Planned Parenthood be cut off from the funds, instead saying he is fine with the same language from last year, which would leave the decisions on the grants up to the administration.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britons living in the European Union could lose access to their UK bank account services and businesses on the continent could be cut off from investment banks in London if there is a no-deal Brexit, the British government said on Thursday.
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This bull market is driven by the consumer so the coronavirus fear is that the consumer is going to be cut off from buying iPhones, steak dinners and buying Louis Vuitton, so the Fed stepping in gives the investor confidence that this bull market can continue.
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The United Nations said on Tuesday it was worried about the fate of up to 300,000 people still living in rebel-held parts of Aleppo, who could be cut off from food supplies if the government advance succeeds in surrounding the city and blocking access from Turkey.
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Without a deal to ensure a smooth departure, European investors who want to trade in London in the shares of a company that is also listed on an EU exchange would be cut off from a big pool of trading, which could mean less competitive prices.
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Some Bougainvilleans were frustrated by that, but others and some fairly senior leaders have pointed out that they wanted that opportunity to negotiate and deal with in an orderly way and not just have a cut-off point where Bougainville would be cut off from the rest of PNG.
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At a hearing regarding the issue this past week, Scot Medbury, the president of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, argued that its conservatories, greenhouses and outdoor nursery facilities all sit in the direct path of the proposed towers and would be cut off from morning light during the spring, summer and fall.
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I still consider the classic Oreo to be a sandwich cookie of perfect proportion and sweetness, but my affection for it wasn't entirely based on the way it tasted: It was about consuming something American, something cool and rare and glamorous that I might be cut off from at any moment.
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Trump's executive actions capped off a dizzying week that saw congressional Republicans, dedicated for a generation to blocking new spending, promising to pay for the border wall, while the mostly Democratic mayors of sanctuary cities began to carve out a legal bulwark against the President's demand they be cut off from federal funding.
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Deutsche Bank also recently sent letters to hundreds of companies, warning that they could be cut off from the bank's services if they did not swiftly provide up-to-date information about the sources of their money and the names of their business partners, according to bank employees who saw the letters.
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Under the rule, announced in February, health care providers that offer abortions or refer patients for the procedure will be cut off from Title X. The $286 million federal program currently caters to four million low-income people and offers them access to services like birth control, as well as cancer and STD screenings.
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As residents walked through the streets with bottles of bleach on Saturday and celebrated the return of running water, several said they had stayed on the island because they felt they could endure Dorian's Category 1 winds, and did not want to be cut off from their homes for days after the storm passed.
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But without a transition, London - which ranks alongside New York as one of the world's top two global financial centers - would be cut off from the rest of the EU. About six trillion euros, or 37 percent, of Europe's financial assets are managed in the UK capital, almost twice the amount of its nearest rival, Paris.
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And even though Planned Parenthood insists that the Title X funding it receives is used for the many non-abortion services it provides -- including access to birth control, Pap smears, pregnancy and STD testing -- conservatives have long argued that Planned Parenthood and reproductive health care centers like it should be cut off from the family planning federal funding altogether.
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But without a transition, London - which ranks alongside New York as one of the world's top two global financial centers - would be cut off from the rest of the EU. About six trillion euros, or 37 percent, of Europe's financial assets are managed in the UK capital, almost twice the amount of its nearest rival, Paris.
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And even though Planned Parenthood insists that the Title X funding it receives is used for the many non-abortion services it provides -- including access to birth control, Pap smears, pregnancy and STD testing -- conservatives have long argued that the organization and reproductive health care centers like it should be cut off from family planning federal funding altogether.
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And even though Planned Parenthood insists that the Title X funding it receives is used for the many non-abortion services it provides -- including access to birth control, Pap smears and pregnancy and STD testing -- conservatives have long argued that Planned Parenthood and reproductive health care centers like it should be cut off from family planning federal funding altogether.
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While the researchers admit that the similar genetics of the Persian Gulf population could be explained by some lonely member of the species drifting in several thousand years ago only later to be cut off from the rest of the world and forced to reproduce in isolation, they think that is unlikely since the Gulf of Oman and the Persian Gulf are well connected by the Strait of Hormuz.
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So even the smallest Chicago-based proprietary-trading firm that deals in futures may be cut off from European futures markets if it fails to submit to full regulation in the EU. Also worrying are the incompatibilities between American and EU rules on investor protection, and the uncertainty about the extent to which commodity firms that use derivatives (like, say, a cocoa-butter producer) may need to be regulated as financial firms.
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The UK will also likely need to negotiate its own data transfer agreement with the US which has its own data agreement with the EU. So could be cut off from the US market too if they can't get some quick agreement in place (vs mirroring EU DP regs probably making some kind of UK-US Privacy-Shield copy-paste job quicker and easier to pull off.) Apparently none of the complexities of international data regulation have arrived beneath Johnson's blonde mop.
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"I'm not buying the argument that three states are better than 50; it's like saying which of your 21625 fingers do you want to cut off," said Doug Davis, the nutrition association's public policy and legislation committee chair, who is the director of food service for schools in Burlington, Vt. The association argues that under the block grant program, schools in participating states would be cut off from two key funding streams — the 2900-cent reimbursement rate for meals that students pay full price for, and the 220006 cents schools receive per lunch if they meet the federal nutrition standards that First Lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE advocated for in the Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act.
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