Her relay teammates will also be stripped of their medals.
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Once located, those cheaters will be stripped of their citizenship.
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It was unclear whether Tarnovschi would be stripped of his medal.
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He proposed that flag burners could be stripped of their citizenship.
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What does it mean to be stripped of your own consciousness?
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That I'd be stripped of every vestige of myself, mentally and physically.
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Some have even said she should be stripped of her peace prize.
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Suddenly, Mueller would be stripped of his legal authority as special counsel.
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Other MPs had demanded that Sir Philip be stripped of his knighthood.
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They could be stripped of medals and barred from the Olympic Games.
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It would be stripped of its spiritual aspects and non-English terminology.
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Fail to fight Szeremeta, and he&aposll be stripped of his belt.
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She also said he was unstable and should be stripped of his guns.
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A rep for the WBO tells us he'll likely be stripped of his title.
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The officials demanded the measure be stripped of language on reproductive and sexual health.
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Mr. Cabello said he had requested that Mr. Ferrer be stripped of the protections.
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By 2030, Glacier National Park is likely to be stripped of its active glaciers.
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It may soon be stripped of remaining strongholds in Raqqa, Syria, and Mosul, Iraq.
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They called for Cunha to be stripped of his political rights for 10 years.
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Photos can be stripped of context in an even trickier way, whether intentionally or accidentally.
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The data set will be stripped of identifying information before it is released to researchers.
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After the laws: Cooper will be stripped of all those same appointments -- leaving him with zero.
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Tobaccos products will be stripped of brightly colored branding and replaced with a sludge-like color.
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French law already allows dual citizens who acquired French nationality to be stripped of their citizenship.
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Previously, lawmakers could only be stripped of immunity by a parliamentary vote on each individual case.
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Meanwhile, the tragedy that's emphasized can ultimately be stripped of any compassionate meaning through casual consumption.
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Should they be stripped of world records because they competed in systems that have been discredited?
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Murkowski say the House health bill should be stripped of its provisions to defund Planned Parenthood.
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Former tennis player Jennifer Capriati has stated firmly that Sharapova should be stripped of her titles.
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Previously, lawmakers could only be stripped of immunity by a parliamentary vote on each individual case.
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To the contrary, you still remember your biography, but your fear would be stripped of its force.
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Bolt, Carter and their teammates, Asafa Powell and Michael Frater, will all be stripped of the medal.
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He called for me to be stripped of my pension after more than 20 years of service.
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All four of Kazakhstan's gold medalists in London are now set to be stripped of their titles.
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Soon all professionals will be stripped of their elite status by automation, overseas outsourcing and special visas.
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Disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein will be stripped of his Legion d'Honneur award, Emmanuel Macron confirmed Sunday.
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The decision meant Park became the first democratically elected leader of South Korea to be stripped of office.
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Yeah, I think there's something about hearing a voice, and having that voice be stripped of visual elements.
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There have been calls for her to be stripped of the Nobel Peace Prize she won in 1991.
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Should no fight be negotiated, the winner of the May 7th match will be stripped of the championship.
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Under recent legislation, British-born citizens can only be stripped of British citizenship if they have another nationality.
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But in this fight over art, the veterans feel they could once again be stripped of their flag.
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It is less clear whether he could be stripped of his title and left as simply a governor.
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The structure appeared to be stripped of all content; the only things left intact were the bare walls.
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These liberated particles, known as Hawking radiation, would be stripped of all information about their pre-black-hole existence.
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On Thursday, the court ruled that people can't be stripped of their citizenship for lying on their immigration applications.
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Additionally, Americans cannot be stripped of their citizenship without their express consent as a result of a 1958 case.
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The I.A.A.F. spokesman Nick Davies announced that if Semenya was an impostor, she could be stripped of her medal.
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She might be threatened to be stripped of her nationality because her mother committed the crime of being Syrian.
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However, some lawmakers still want Green to be stripped of his knighthood, awarded in 2006 for services to retail.
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Weinstein is only the second person in the Academy's 90-year history to be stripped of their lifetime membership.
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Usernames and passwords should be stripped of characters such as commas or semicolons, in order to prevent command injections.
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Erdogan spurned Davutoglu and even suggested that anyone deemed to be supportive of extremists should be stripped of citizenship.
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She further claimed that Bohan should be stripped of his visitation rights because he is putting their daughter in danger.
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Others made the argument that women, people of color, and LGBT members of the party would be stripped of representation.
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As with Google, many were reluctant to hand over their vehicles to Uber to be stripped of the company's branding.
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But as it spreads on Twitter, screenshot by gleefully outraged screenshot, it's going to be stripped of nuance and context.
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A story subsequently broke alleging that Fury had tested positive for cocaine and would soon be stripped of his belts.
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"Fury will be stripped of his titles and, after a legal battle, he'll say: 'No more, I'm done'," said Hearn.
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Fury -- the current WBO, WBA and IBO heavyweight champ -- will likely be stripped of his belts and faces further punishment.
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They also won't be recommended, and will be stripped of the usual social features including comments, suggested videos, and likes.
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Any Republican still supporting this should really be stripped of his or her GOP titles, rights, and privileges right away.
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As she is currently a senator, Kirchner would have to be stripped of parliamentary immunity to be prosecuted, Reuters notes .
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It is quite another to argue that these people have accumulated their wealth illegitimately and should be stripped of it.
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They would be stripped of their citizenship should they fight for Islamic State after the new rules come into effect.
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The International Olympic Committee can now open a formal doping case, and the two could be stripped of their medals.
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Patridge further claimed that Bohan should be stripped of his visitation rights because he is putting their daughter in danger.
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As a previously undocumented person, I know exactly how it feels to be stripped of basic opportunities needed to live.
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But it would take years for Alptekin to be stripped of her gold medal, Turkey's first for track and field.
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Pearce is looking at a $50,000 fine, a six-match ban, and he will reportedly be stripped of his captaincy.
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"I don't have an answer for why he could do this and be stripped of his entire legacy," he said.
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In rare cases, parents can be stripped of their ability to make health care decisions on behalf of their children.
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As such, it is crucial that a rejuvenated FARC be stripped of political legitimacy if it indeed turns to violence.
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It might be stripped of your name and decoupled from the credit card you used to pay for the test.
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In a statement on Saturday, the Congressional Black Caucus called for Mr. King to be stripped of his committee assignments.
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UtahA person convicted of sexual assault here may be stripped of custody or visitation rights with a child conceived through rape.
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Some politicians have called for the tycoon to be stripped of his knighthood if he does not make good the deficit.
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In March Mr Duda broke ranks and vetoed a bill which would allow communist-era soldiers to be stripped of rank.
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The fighter, who won the U.F.C. lightweight championship in 2016, has expressed anger that he will be stripped of that title.
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There were calls for Gross, who had received an Order of Merit for previous work, to be stripped of his honor.
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Anzora's drug possession was now enough for him to be stripped of his green card and sent back to El Salvador.
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On Monday, industry watchdog Anatel said Oi will not be stripped of any operating license unless serious customer disruptions take place.
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Those declared non-citizens need not be made stateless, but could simply be stripped of civil rights, perhaps for a limited time.
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" The company also noted it would use "de-identified medical records" from Chicago that would be "stripped of any personally identifiable information.
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When Obama spoke about a future without nuclear weapons, Putin heard him say Russia should be stripped of its only credible deterrent.
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If the authorities reject the filing, Toshiba will have eight days to refile or be stripped of its Tokyo Stock Exchange listing.
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Some have called for Ms Suu Kyi to be stripped of her Nobel peace prize, though what that would accomplish is unclear.
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Student newspapers at North Carolina State and Duke University recently published editorials saying Rose should be stripped of honors from the schools.
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In July McCarrick became the first cardinal in about 100 years to be stripped of his red hat and title of "eminence".
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Refat Chubarov, a Tatar member of Parliament, wrote on Facebook that Mr. Artemenko should be stripped of his parliamentary immunity and arrested.
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Following the bridge disaster Italy's ruling coalition party 5-Star Movement asked for Atlantia to be stripped of its lucrative motorway concession.
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Companies that rely on federal contracts can be stripped of permissions like security clearances, or simply get all their contract bids rejected.
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He announced that Weinstein would be stripped of the Légion d'honneur, the country's highest civilian honor, which the disgraced producer received in 2012.
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INSTITUTIONAL SHAREHOLDER SERVICES HAS TOLD ITS CLIENTS THAT DENNIS MUILENBURG SHOULD BE STRIPPED OF HIS DUAL ROLE AS CHAIRMAN AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE- FT
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De Vido is one of the highest-ranking former officials from the Kirchner and Fernandez era to be stripped of immunity and prosecuted.
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Macau law provides for Sou to be stripped of his duties as a legislator if he spends more than 30 days in jail.
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The rights organizations recommended that the NSA be relegated to gathering intelligence and be stripped of a role in arrests and law enforcement.
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Some secularist politicians have called for them to be stripped of their nationality, though the right to citizenship is protected under the constitution.
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But if the former president so much as thinks of neglecting the new Raphael Saadiq record, may he be stripped of his Nobel.
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Kolobkov told a news conference in Moscow on Monday that local athletics federations working with banned personnel could be stripped of their accreditations.
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Under Australian law, a person can only be stripped of their citizenship if they are dual citizens, thereby preventing people from being made stateless.
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Or is it more advantageous to be stripped of almost every privilege, as has happened in France, and be freer to speak one's mind?
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Details: The White House counsel's office "studied whether Powell could be stripped of his chairmanship but remain a board member," Bloomberg's Jennifer Jacobs reports.
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Swimmers could be stripped of their medals for similar serious deviations from FINA regulations in the future as it was "part of the sanction".
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If you're particularly rebellious, you'll be stripped of your committee assignments, and maybe even be challenged in a primary by a leadership-backed candidate.
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Republicans are increasingly championing the idea that companies such as Facebook and Twitter should be stripped of such immunity for infringing on political speech.
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Igor will be stripped of his shell suit and upholstered in a bespoke outfit, shirts from Jermyn Street and a set of sensible brogues.
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Britain's Labour Party members called for the mogul to be stripped of a ceremonial honor that Queen Elizabeth II bestowed on him in 2004.
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These details led to a call on Capitol Hill for the OPM to be stripped of its responsibility to secure security clearance information. Reps.
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Courts have repeatedly ruled in favour of such claimants—all of them Muslim—but their families could now be stripped of any rights in perpetuity.
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The broad strokes of the law are clear — carriers can't share anything without customer permission, and the data must be stripped of personally identifiable information.
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As a result, Dana White said McGgregor would be stripped of the belt, and the winner of the UFC 223 main event would win it.
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That ruling keeps open the possibility that the high school will be stripped of the 2017-18 state championship it won with Hardaway as coach.
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Critics say Suu Kyi, who is also a Nobel laureate, should be stripped of her prize for failing to do more to end the strife.
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In an America that must still exist somewhere in our collective imagination, no group of individuals is singled out to be stripped of their dignity.
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The court handed down a three-year jail sentence, suspended for four years, it said, adding that Li would be stripped of his political privileges.
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Many Americans are terrified they could lose their health insurance, witness the deportation of a loved one, or be stripped of their right to vote.
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The new citizenship rules will allow these people to be naturalised, leaving only the Muslims to be stripped of rights, shunted into camps or expelled.
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Every single DACA beneficiary would be stripped of the ability to live in a normal life, from meeting financial obligations like mortgages to driving without fear.
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A few notable cuts in Trump's proposed budget: The Clean Power Plan, which Trump has pledged to repeal, would be stripped of all funding for implementation.
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In fact, Planned Parenthood wouldn&apost even be stripped of their funds if they simply agreed to disentangle their taxpayer money from abortions has family planning.
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Mr Lighthizer's team has also demanded that NAFTA be stripped of provisions that allow investors to sue governments if they are denied "fair and equitable treatment".
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We can't imagine how much time it will save for those undergoing vivid dye jobs, which require the hair be stripped of color before made bright.
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Izzat Artykov, a weight lifter from Kyrgyzstan, became the first athlete at the Rio Olympics to be stripped of a medal after failing a drug test.
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Secretary of State-elect, Jocelyn Benson, who campaigned on a promise to prioritize election transparency, may be stripped of her ability to enforce campaign finance law.
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Beyond that limit, they are still obliged to act with integrity and discretion and can be stripped of their pensions if they fail to do so.
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And LeMay had ordered the large bombers to be stripped of almost all of their defensive armaments so they could carry more of the fire bombs.
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Then I realized those defensive mannerisms belonged to Martha, not Ms. Staunton, and much of this production's power comes from watching her be stripped of them.
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When one member of a team tests positive, it is typical for the entire team to be stripped of its medals, although there have been exceptions.
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RUSADA, Russia's anti-doping agency RUSADA could be stripped of its accreditation for the second time in four years as part of the same doping sanctions.
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Then some European governments made matters worse by proposing that their nationals with Moroccan roots could be stripped of their citizenship and sent to Morocco instead.
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The oversight body asked that the officer be stripped of his police powers, and the police department agreed, police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said in a statement.
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Knowing he would either lose in the ring or be stripped of his license outside of it, Johann was left with little choice but to capitulate.
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A church should not be stripped of its 501(c)(753) status, for instance, if it consistently advocates for the rights of immigrants or against abortion.
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This month, Zhu Shengwu became the first lawyer to be stripped of his license for online posts critical of the Communist Party under the new measures.
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The 17-year-old's statement also sparked a major backlash, with some threatening to have Lara deported and others demanding she be stripped of her financial aid.
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It had Roy Moore, a twice-fired former state Supreme Court justice who believes that non-Christians should be stripped of their right to serve in Congress.
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One country unlikely to see such a law any time soon is America, where it is impossible to be stripped of citizenship unless it was fraudulently acquired.
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Venezuela's Supreme Court has called for opposition leader Juan Guaido to be stripped of his parliamentary immunity, in a move that could soon lead to his imprisonment.
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True, Senate Democrats can try to filibuster an extremist, but they may be stripped of that prerogative in a retaliatory use of the "nuclear option" they pioneered.
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The news came as parliament prepared to debate a controversial constitutional reform that allows people convicted of terrorism to be stripped of their French citizenship in certain circumstances.
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Suu Kyi has come in for intense international criticism for her handing of the Rohingya crisis, with calls for her to be stripped of her Nobel Peace Prize.
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A week later, however, Adams received a telephone call informing her that Ostapchuk had tested positive for a banned steroid and was to be stripped of the title.
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Prosecutors are pressing on with cases against HDP lawmakers for remarks they made after Erdogan successfully lobbied for them to be stripped of their parliamentary immunity in May.
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Ms. Holmes, who clung to her position as chief executive even after revelations about Theranos first surfaced three years ago, will be stripped of control of her company.
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The police burst into an Arizona home to take custody of a toddler, raising questions about when parents can be stripped of control over their children's health care.
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Moreover, some students who gained admissions to universities through fraudulent means may have already graduated, raising the question of whether they ought to be stripped of their diplomas.
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Jeremy Renner is now in an all-out custody war with his ex-wife ... claiming that if anyone should be stripped of custody of their daughter ... it's her!!!
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The secretary has stressed that no monument will be stripped of a designation, nor will any environmental or conservation regulations on land and in marine areas be loosened.
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ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa and Secretary-General Ace Magashule visited Zuma at his home in Pretoria late Monday to deliver an ultimatum: quit or be stripped of power.
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Alekseyev won bronze in Beijing as part of the Russian men's 4x400-metre relay team, but the IOC ordered that he and his teammates be stripped of their medals.
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There have been calls for democracy champion Suu Kyi to be stripped of the Nobel peace prize she won in 1991 because she has not condemned the military's actions.
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The now–former vice president had traveled to the country in 2016 as the White House's point person on Ukraine to demand that Shokin be stripped of his job.
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Supporters of the state government hope some 4m-5m more will similarly be stripped of their rights, though it remains far from clear what might then happen to them.
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Omar apologized on Monday, but Republicans, including President Donald Trump, are still calling on her to resign or be stripped of her position on the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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The announcement came as parliament prepared to examine a controversial constitutional reform that would allow for people convicted of terrorism to be stripped of their citizenship in certain circumstances.
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If a legislative solution isn't reached by early March, nearly seven hundred thousand people in the U.S. will be stripped of their legal status and their protection from deportation.
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Maher interviewed Brennan on Friday following the president's announcement earlier this month that Brennan would be stripped of his security clearance while several other former officials are under review.
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Wagner, unbeknownst to the survivor and NGO community, caved in to the demands of certain tech lobby organizations, allowing the bill to be stripped of its heart and soul.
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Following a debate in parliament lasting more than two hours, lawmakers backed a call for Green to be stripped of his knighthood, awarded in 2006 for services to retail.
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Six days before the pageant, she woke up to threats from the Miss Iraq organization, warning her to take down the photo or she'd be stripped of the title.
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"He's focusing on keeping our country safe, focused on national security," Mr. Ryan told reporters in February, rejecting demands from Democrats that Mr. Nunes be stripped of his chairmanship.
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Mr. Salazar ordered that Mr. Sousa Mendes be stripped of his right to issue visas, even as Mr. Sousa Mendes made his way to Hendaye, near the Spanish border.
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The Inrockuptibles controversy came close on the heels of the Weinstein allegations, which resulted in President Emmanuel Macron announcing that Mr. Weinstein would be stripped of the Légion d'Honneur.
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The qualification process in Europe and South America, certainly, would be stripped of what little drama it currently has, though many might observe that that is no great loss.
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The decree sets a precedent that could open the way for the Georgians to be stripped of their citizenship and removed from their positions, stalling the anti-corruption activities.
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"According to the adjudication rules, all participants should own the copyright to their submissions," it said, adding that the winner may be stripped of the title after the investigation.
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It was Kelly who mandated last week that officials who'd applied for security clearances before July, but haven't yet received permanent access, would be stripped of their interim clearances.
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Mr. el-Sisi would have the power to appoint judges and the country's prosecutor general, while the top judiciary would be stripped of its ability to vet draft legislation.
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If he fails to explain to cycling's governing body, the UCI, why his salbutamol readings were so high, however, he could be stripped of his title and face a ban.
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Under a conservative alternative known as the Real Welfare Reform Act, women under 40053 with children out of marriage would be stripped of all AFDC, food stamps, and housing assistance.
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If my father, now 22.99, were destined to live forever, and if I were destined to live forever, too, then our affection would be stripped of its poignancy and urgency.
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Suu Kyi has been criticized for failing to use her moral authority to protect civilians, and there have been calls for her to be stripped of her Nobel Peace Prize.
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The notice said the suspects identified in the list would be stripped of Turkish citizenship unless they returned to Turkey within the time limit and applied to the "relevant authorities".
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Ukhov and Svetlana Shkolina, who won high jump bronze in 2012 and gold at the 2013 world championships, were given four-year bans and will be stripped of their medals.
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The party's seats fell to 50 from 59 it won at the last election, and nine other HDP lawmakers are in detention and could also be stripped of their status.
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EU treaty law states that former commissioners who fail to act with integrity in the taking of appointments after leaving the EU executive may be stripped of their pension rights.
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In 1570, when it became clear that Protestant England would not return to the Catholic faith, the pope excommunicated Elizabeth and called for her to be stripped of her crown.
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Bozdag said 117 dossiers had been sent to the relevant prosecutors and there were pending cases against 152 lawmakers, warning they would be stripped of their parliamentary seats if convicted.
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Even if the Senate voted for direct rule on Friday, Puigdemont would not be stripped of his powers until Saturday when the law is published in Spain's official state gazette.
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An additional 1.2 million people could be stripped of aid under that plan, according to a separate analysis released in May by the Congressional Budget Office, the study's authors said.
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If Jones's latest positive test is confirmed, he will probably be stripped of his belt and, as a second-time offender, he will face up to a four-year suspension.
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Following the Genoa disaster, prominent members of the government, particularly from the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, have harshly criticised Autostrade and insisted it should be stripped of its concession.
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Prominent members of the Italian government have harshly criticised Autostrade for poor upkeep of the 3,000 km of roads it operates and insist it should be stripped of its concession.
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Kushner, like Porter, was operating with interim security clearance until last month, when Kelly ordered White House staff with temporary clearance be stripped of their access to top secret information.
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A person convicted under the law could be stripped of the ability to prescribe controlled substances by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and face other discipline from the state medical board.
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Under the rules, recipients must work, go to school, volunteer or search for jobs for at least 80 hours a month or be stripped of their coverage until the following year.
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Asked whether Spacey could be stripped of his honor, Siobhan Bruce, interim head of news at the Cabinet Office, told CNN on Tuesday that she could not comment on the allegation.
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"Nathan Law could be stripped of his Legislative Council membership," Joshua Wong, a leader of the 2014 protests who co-founded the Demosisto party with Mr. Law, shouted through a megaphone.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders announced in a statement that Acosta would be stripped of what's known as a "hard pass," which gives him access to the White House grounds.
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Officials said that any athletes who were linked to the doping scheme or the subsequent cover-up would be barred from international sports, and most likely be stripped of any medals.
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Now, even though she has been granted parole, the 523-year-old will be stripped of her residency status and faces deportation to Cambodia—a country she has never been to.
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Some Jewish groups are already demanding that Ms. Omar be stripped of her seat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee — a step Democratic leaders have thus far been loath to take.
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Bolaris would be stripped of tens of thousands of dollars — and quite possibly his entire career — after falling victim to a surprisingly common scam that targets a man's ego and his wallet.
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Park will remain in the Blue House for the duration of a constitutional court deliberation on her impeachment, but will be stripped of all duties and powers while the process plays out.
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Rooney apologized to the FA and interim England coach Gareth Southgate, and could even be stripped of his captaincy, but there was still much hand-wringing about those alleged other ten drinkers.
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The EU would be stripped of its second-biggest economy and one of its two main military powers, and could face calls for similar votes by anti-EU politicians in other countries.
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In the process of republishing, those annotated pages would be stripped of an optional security feature called the Content Security Policy, which was sometimes provided by the original version of the page.
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Zuckerberg could be named as a defendant, the FTC could take the unprecedented step of pushing for him to be stripped of his chairman title, and it might impose stricter privacy rules.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian Islamic State fighter Khaled Sharrouf has become the country's first dual nationality individual to be stripped of Australian citizenship under anti-terrorism laws, the Australian newspaper said on Saturday.
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Two months after signing the open letter, he told members of the Trump National Golf Club that Al Gore should be stripped of his Nobel Prize because that winter had been cold.
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She may also leave the Marine Corps with an other-than-honorable discharge, meaning she could be stripped of almost all Veterans Affairs benefits and jeopardize future employment in the civilian sector.
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And green card holders can be stripped of their legal status, and deported, without a court hearing if they're found to violate the terms of their status (for example, committing certain crimes).
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That 2010 defeat led national and state Republicans to pull support from her and caused some tension with her Senate colleagues, some of whom suggested she should be stripped of committee seniority.
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And last month, India's government started building mass detention camps after telling nearly 2 million people in the northeastern state of Assam — mostly Muslims — that they could be stripped of their citizenship.
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As part of his sentence, he will also be stripped of his political rights for three years and have 20173,000 renminbi, or almost $7,200, of his assets seized, according to the statement.
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As part of an attempt by her husband to humiliate her, Draupadi (Judit Janscó) is to be stripped of her sari but foils the plan by wearing what seem to be hundreds.
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United States, a case about when naturalized citizens may be stripped of their citizenship, Justice Gorsuch said Justice Kagan, writing for the majority, had provided more guidance than was warranted and proper.
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Thomas Antonetti of the Office of the Deputy Commissioner of Public Information said the officer is on "modified assignment" that requires him to be stripped of his gun and badge pending the investigation.
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Society would expect a plus-sized woman to be stripped of her sexuality, but Elliott's desire to flaunt hers while also consistently and deliberately diverting the male gaze was nothing short of revolutionary.
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Under Hawley's "Ending Support for Internet Censorship Act," companies could be stripped of that immunity if they exhibit political bias, or moderate in a way that disadvantages a certain political candidate or viewpoint.
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Harvey Weinstein could be stripped of his CBE, an honorary title that stands for Commander of the Order of the British Empire, following the mounting allegations of sexual assault levied against the producer.
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But Rousseff herself has yet to be directly linked to the kickback scheme, and the politicians maneuvering for her to be stripped of office are, if anything, more deeply implicated than her allies.
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So substantially that their remnants, reduced to minorities, will be stripped of the Constitution's Article I powers that they have been too invertebrate to use against the current wielder of Article II powers.
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Without the protections, properties can be stripped of their historic details, as happened to a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed auto showroom on Park Avenue and an Elks Lodge in Long Island City, Queens.
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Earlier this year, she asked that Bohan be stripped of his visitation rights with Kirra after allegedly displaying "angry, rude and emotionally abusive" behavior toward the girl and keeping tabs on Patridge's whereabouts.
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Alito argued that providers and clinics should be stripped of their ability to do so, meaning that future abortion suits would have to be brought by individual patients who are seeking an abortion.
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Sebastian Gorka, an outspoken former adviser who left the White House in August, said on Twitter that Mueller "should be stripped of his authority" and investigated if he executed warrants in the probe.
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If tech companies do not meet the best practices adopted by Congress, they would be stripped of their legal liability shield, which is laid out in Section 2628 of the Communications Decency Act.
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Under the new policy, anyone holding interim clearance to see top secret or sensitive compartmented information whose background investigation had been pending since then is to be stripped of that access by Friday.
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The leader of the ruling 5-Star Movement, Luigi Di Maio, repeated on Saturday that Autostrade should be stripped of its concession, apparently ruling out any room for more talks with the company.
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If regulators were to determine that HNA is not qualified — for example, because it is poorly financed — the company could be forced to sell its stake or be stripped of its voting rights.
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NGOs, politicians and women's rights advocates all condemned Afgina's statements -- and the National Council for Women as well as the President of Cairo University called for him to be stripped of his parliamentary immunity.
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In its lawsuit, Benchmark alleges that Kalanick had withheld crucial information about the business from investors while he was CEO and argues that he should be stripped of the board seats granted to him.
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Some lawmakers have called for the tycoon to be stripped of his knighthood - awarded by Tony Blair's Labour government in 2006 for services to retail - if he does not make good the pension deficit.
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It would be unprecedented for an entire law enforcement agency to be stripped of its authority and replaced in its entirety, but never before has the court found such a flagrant dereliction of duty.
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The allegations have garnered widespread support from others in the video game industry and people on social media, with many advocating for the accused men to be stripped of their roles in the industry.
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Yet five years on, amid the worst recession since the 1930s, Rousseff will be stripped of office if the Senate, as expected, votes on Wednesday to put her on trial for breaking budgetary laws.
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Cycling's world governing body has imposed a three-year suspension on the now retired 38-year-old, with Spanish media reporting that he could also be stripped of his 2011 Vuelta a Espana title.
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ELLEN SULLIVAN, NORTH MIAMI To the Editor: I have written to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences urging that Harvey Weinstein be stripped of his honors and required to return his Oscars.
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If tech companies do not the meet the best practices adopted by Congress, they would be stripped of their legal liability shield, which is laid out in Section 85033 of the Communications Decency Act.
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I'd do away with stadium closures, and replace them with flipped games: Repeat offender clubs should be stripped of a certain number of home fixtures and forced to play them on the road instead.
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Scott also urged amending state law so that anyone involuntarily hospitalized as dangerously mentally ill be stripped of all access to firearms, with a court hearing required before their gun rights could be restored.
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This process has never been empirically observed, but the radiation would supposedly be stripped of all information about its original properties—and that would violate the rules of the universe as we know them.
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While 5-Star has insisted Atlantia must be stripped of its lucrative concession, the PD has been more cautious, fearing that revoking the licence could force the government to pay billions of euros in compensation.
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The European Union's rule of unanimity means the nationalist-minded government of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is unlikely to be stripped of its voting rights as its ally Poland could veto such a move.
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In a nutshell, in less than a year more than 21625,2900 U.S. citizens living on the island could be stripped of their healthcare insurance, leaving them without any means to tackle their basic health conditions.
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So when the government bans guns for young adults, it is ensuring that the groups that are the people who are already the most-attacked will be stripped of the means to resist violent attacks.
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He suggested countries with a veto at the U.N. Security Council, such as Russia, should be stripped of the power to prevent such serious cases being reported to the International Criminal Court in the Hague.
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The Friday before, Velasquez and the attorney general's office requested Morales be stripped of presidential immunity so he could be investigated for suspected campaign finance irregularities during his successful 2015 tilt at the top job.
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Some critics have called for Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi to be stripped of her Nobel Peace Prize, which she won in 1991 for standing up to Myanmar's military junta in a campaign for democracy.
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The collapse last year of a bridge in Genoa claiming 43 lives brought Atlantia under heavy political pressure with the ruling coalition 5-Star Movement calling for it to be stripped of its motorway concession.
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The archbishop informed the school that it would be stripped of its Catholic identity and would no longer be affiliated with the church if it did not comply with the order to fire Payne-Elliott.
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The collapse last year of a bridge in Genoa claiming 43 lives brought Atlantia under heavy political pressure, with the ruling coalition 5-Star Movement calling for it to be stripped of its motorway concession.
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"We are angered by the betrayal of our sport by these individuals," European Athletics President Svein Arne Hansen said in a statement, demanding Balakhnichev be stripped of his Honorary Council member status with the organisation.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian nationals convicted of terror offences would be stripped of their citizenship if the government believes they are entitled to apply for residency from another country, Prime Minister Scott Morrison proposed on Thursday.
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In March, the mom of one asked that Bohan be stripped of his visitation rights with their daughter after allegedly displaying "angry, rude and emotionally abusive" behavior toward the child and keeping tabs on Patridge's whereabouts.
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Opposition political parties have called for ING be stripped of its position as official banker to the government and VEB President Paul Koster said it was difficult not to think that Timmermans was a "sacrificial victim".
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But before the House begins considering its version of the legislation, the Liberty Counsel, an evangelical litigation group, is calling for the bill to be stripped of language that refers to gender identity or sexual orientation.
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Towards the end of his investigation, he advised that the bankruptcy laws for student loans be revisited, since student loans were (and are) the only loan in this country to be stripped of standard bankruptcy protections.
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Fleitz has faced criticism for his writings and comments on Islam, and was one of the authors of a 2015 study that called for Americans who advocated for Sharia law to be stripped of their citizenship.
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The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a naturalized immigrant can't be stripped of their citizenship for making false statements during the naturalization process that are irrelevant to an immigration official's decision to grant or deny citizenship.
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LONDON, March 22012 (Reuters) - Turkish female distance runners Elvan Abeylegesse and Gamze Bulut are set to be stripped of silver medals from the 2008 and 2012 Olympic Games after being handed bans for doping on Wednesday.
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Under the rules, which took effect in June, recipients must work, go to school, volunteer or search for jobs for at least 80 hours a month or be stripped of their coverage until the following year.
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Romanian President Nicolae Ceausescu (June 1978) The queen ordered guest rooms to be stripped of valuables before a state visit in 1978 by Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu and his wife, according to a later BBC documentary.
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Speaking on Radio 24, Deputy Transport Minister Giancarlo Cancelleri, from the 5-Star Movement that has led calls for Atlantia to be stripped of its concession, acknowledged the government could decide not to revoke the licence.
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The 35th Hometown gas station in Milwaukee, Wisconsin could be stripped of its license and permanently closed by city officials after amateur porn actor Frederick Allen recorded himself having sex right there in its snack aisle.
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Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke early Friday morning characterized an incendiary tweet from a Texas state representative as "a death threat" against him, and charged that the Republican lawmaker should be stripped of his assault weapon.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's electoral board on Friday ordered the pro-independence president of Catalonia's government be stripped of his regional lawmaker role, in a move that may complicate efforts to end a prolonged national political deadlock.
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Italy's 210-Star Movement, part of the ruling coalition with left-wing Democratic Party, repeated on Wednesday that Benetton-led group Atlantia should be stripped of its motorway concession following a deadly bridge collapse in Genoa.
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The order authorizes Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to determine whether more than two dozen national monuments created since 1996 should remain federally protected or whether they should be stripped of their status and reopened for development.
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Details: The three men — William Kelly, Todd Heatherton, and Paul Whalen — were removed from their positions after an investigation last October concluded that they should be "stripped of their tenure and lose their jobs," per the Times.
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A less-connected government servant, without the enormous machinery of the Democratic National Committee and the Clintons at their back, would at a minimum likely be stripped of security clearance and fired for exactly what Clinton did.
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Plant oils and their derivatives (the esters and fatty acids in the process's name) are similar to the hydrocarbon molecules in petroleum-based aircraft fuel, but need to be stripped of their oxygen atoms to become identical.
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In an open letter to the state governor, the group's demands included that politicians be stripped of their protection against legal prosecution while in office and a shady government contract with a company called Panavi be canceled.
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France's president said on Wednesday he would not push ahead with plans to change the constitution, including a clause allowing convicted terrorists to be stripped of their French nationality, after parliament failed to agree on the measure.
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Whether our planet will eventually be stripped of its atmosphere too isn't certain—but given the mounting evidence we're beginning to see all over the galaxy, I don't think we want to be around to find out.
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FINA sent warning letters to all three swimmers and tweaked its code of conduct in response to the incidents, with Executive Director Cornel Marculescu confirming athletes could be stripped of their medals for similar behavior in future.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland has revoked the citizenship of a man convicted of helping recruit jihadist fighters, invoking a law allowing dual nationals to be stripped of their Swiss passports for conduct detrimental to national interests or reputation.
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O'Rourke has since dropped out of the race, but if his plans would have gone into effect, internet companies would be stripped of this liability shield unless they heavily policed their platforms for terrorist and hateful content.
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Mounting criticism Suu Kyi has faced intense criticism for her role in the crisis and the jailing of the two Reuters journalists, with international bodies calling for the Nobel Peace laureate to be stripped of the honor.
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She had concluded that Hoda Muthana, the US-born ISIS bride -- a widow and mother of an innocent toddler -- should be stripped of her American citizenship and denied admittance to the United States for her treasonous acts.
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SYDNEY, Australia — An Islamic State fighter who posted a photo of a beheaded Syrian soldier online has become the first dual national to be stripped of his Australian citizenship under antiterrorism laws, according to local news reports.
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Under the new rules, which took effect in June, recipients must work, go to school, volunteer or search for jobs for at least 123 hours a month or be stripped of their coverage until the following year.
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Photo: GettyBritish prime minister Teresa May said on Wednesday that the tenants management organization responsible for the Grenfell Estate, where a violent tower fire killed at least 80 people in June, will be stripped of their responsibilities. Why?
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark will fast-track legislation allowing people with dual citizenship who have gone abroad to fight for militant groups like Islamic State to be stripped of their Danish nationality, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said on Monday.
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After weeks of wrangling, Atlantia's new willingness to talk about possible changes marks a significant shift for the group, which has faced growing demands from leading members of the ruling coalition that it be stripped of the contract.
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The Bahraini government drew U.S. and United Nations condemnation earlier this month when it announced the country's top Shi'ite cleric, Ayatollah Isa Qassim, would be stripped of his citizenship and when it closed down al-Wefaq Islamic society.
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The four-time Tour de France winner, who denies breaking any rules, could potentially be stripped of his Vuelta a Espana title after a urine test he took during the race in September showed excessive levels of Salbutamol.
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At a Justice Department awards ceremony for police officers Tuesday, Attorney General William Barr lashed at out certain "communities" he says fail to show police proper respect, and suggested that these citizens could be stripped of police protection.
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Last week, 23andMe announced it is partnering with the pharmaceutical behemoth GlaxoSmithKline, giving the company access to 23andMe users' genetic data, which 23andMe says will be stripped of identifying information and only used when consumers have previously given consent.
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Many are now calling for Green to be stripped of his knighthood, which he received in 2006 and has managed to hold on to even after it was reviewed in 2016 by the Cabinet Office following the BHS collapse.
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There is no compelling case to use the nuclear option to rid the Senate of the cloture rule and to convert the Senate into a smaller version of the House where individual senators would be stripped of all power.
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USOC CEO Scott Blackmun on Thursday said USA Gymnastics would be stripped of its standing as a governing body if all board members did not quit, with a new interim board put in place by the end of February.
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Collin Green, pushed for the chief and the three officers to be stripped of their Tridents as part of a larger effort to restore accountability and tighten discipline in the SEAL teams after a series of high-profile scandals.
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The uptick in bear deaths comes as the Obama administration says the population of roughly 690 bears in and around Yellowstone has come back from the brink of extinction and should be stripped of U.S. Endangered Species Act protections.
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Morrison proposed allowing the government to weaken current constraints that permit terror convicts to be stripped of their Australian citizenship only if they are already dual nations and they have been sentenced to more than six years in prison.
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It is now lobbying for a raft of constitutional changes, including provisions that would allow some convicted terrorists to be stripped of their citizenship, a step that has raised fierce debate and protest from even members of his Socialist Party.
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The company has already had to alter its slick packaging to fall in line with California's updated edibles regulations—for example, replacing "margarita" with "stone daisy"—but the Canadian version will likely have to be stripped of its most interesting elements.
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And as if being free to television viewers wasn't enough, Thurman-Garcia has significant ramifications for the winner, who will be hoisted atop boxing's most talent-laden division, and the loser, who will be stripped of his title and perfect record.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - The Syrian Kurdish YPG militia will be stripped of their weapons when withdrawing from the northern Syrian city of Manbij as part of a roadmap agreed with the United States, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Tuesday.
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Makena Kelly reported the details for The Verge: Under Hawley's "Ending Support for Internet Censorship Act," companies could be stripped of that immunity if they exhibit political bias, or moderate in a way that disadvantages a certain political candidate or viewpoint.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Bronze medalist weightlifter Izzat Artykov on Thursday became the first athlete to be stripped of a Rio Olympics medal, testing positive for drugs as doping moved into the spotlight with the Games entering the final stretch.
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Audrina Patridge is asking that her estranged husband Corey Bohan be stripped of his visitation rights with their 1-year-old daughter Kirra after allegedly displaying "angry, rude and emotionally abusive" behavior toward the child and keeping tabs on Patridge's whereabouts.
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On March 30, Mr. Hollande was forced to abandon a constitutional amendment that would have allowed citizens found guilty of terrorism charges to be stripped of their citizenship, a proposal that provoked mutiny in the ranks of the Socialist party.
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Briton Froome, who suffers from asthma and denies breaking any rules, could potentially be stripped of his Vuelta a Espana title after results showed a urine test he gave during the race in September showed excessive levels of the asthma medication.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — In the fall of 2013, Republican hard-liners engineered a 16-day shutdown of the federal government, implausibly insisting that President Barack Obama acquiesce to their demand that the Affordable Care Act be stripped of all funding.
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Nearly two million low-income Americans, including 469,000 households with young children, would be stripped of benefits under the House version of the farm bill being considered this week by congressional negotiators, according to an analysis by a nonpartisan research firm.
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ROME, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Italy's 5-Star Movement, part of the ruling coalition with left-wing Democratic Party, repeated on Wednesday that Benetton-led group Atlantia should be stripped of its motorway concession following a deadly bridge collapse in Genoa.
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MILAN, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Leading members of Italy's ruling 21-Star Movement have called for Atlantia's motorways unit to be stripped of its concession following the deadly 20.8965 collapse of a bridge it operated in the northern city of Genoa.
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PETA also claims that because the bear was not contained in an escape-proof enclosure and because Martin did not maintain a safe distance between the bear and the party-goers, Martin should be stripped of his permits and fined.
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The plight of the Rohingya has brought outrage from around the world and there have been calls for democracy champion Suu Kyi to be stripped of the Nobel peace prize she won in 1991 because she has not condemned the Myanmar military's actions.
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It's in playing this macabre game of what if that I realize: Even in death, a realm that ought to be stripped of all of life's bullshit, there is still a difference in the way I see that photo with the 40 oz.
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If the budget is passed, the reproductive rights organization will be stripped of funding that was previously allocated to cancer screenings, Zika virus prevention, HIV/AIDS testing and prevention, and numerous other health services that they provide one in five American women.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Russian Sergey Kirdyapkin will be stripped of the 50km walk gold medal he won at the 2012 London Olympics after the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) upheld an appeal by the IAAF against the Russian anti-doping agency (RUSADA).
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"To love and selfies!" young women exclaim, toasting one another at a restaurant, and there are times when the movie feels almost too punitive for its own good—as though the parents, in their moral fecklessness, deserved to be stripped of their offspring.
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"We see little future for a Gap without Old Navy ... it is difficult to see how Gap can attract a top-flight CEO to fix the company if it is going to be stripped of Old Navy, its best asset," Swartz said.
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The plight of the Rohingya has brought outrage from around the world and there have been calls for democracy champion Suu Kyi to be stripped of the Nobel peace prize she won in 1991 because she has not condemned the military's actions.
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Poland could in theory be stripped of its EU voting rights if all other 27 member states saw fit, although Hungary, which also has a right-wing government that bristles against interference by Brussels, has said it would veto such a move.
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Earlier this month, a federal appeals court in Wyoming ruled that wolves in Wyoming should be stripped of Endangered Species Act protections and management given to the state rather than the U.S. government, a decision that opened the door for hunting of the animals.
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Though this data is said to be stripped of information that would prevent identification, such as your name or date of birth, even 23andMe has warned it cannot "provide a 100 percent guarantee that your data will be safe" in the event of a breach.
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If elected officials are discovered to have links to organized crime, they will first have to be stripped of their official immunity and then tried in a criminal court — an unlikely outcome in the country topping the Americas list within the 2017 Global Impunity Index.
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The European Union, which Poland joined in 2004, requires that member states respect the rule of law; a country that is found to systematically violate the rule of law can be stripped of voting rights, something that has never happened in the bloc's history.
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If an investigation begun by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) confirms that Alexander Krushelnitsky took the stamina-increasing substance meldonium, he and wife/co-competitor Anastasia Bryzgalova will likely be stripped of the bronze medals they won in the mixed-doubles curling.
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The SEC's request potentially could reopen a turbulent chapter for the electric vehicle maker in which regulators last year accused Musk of fraud for making misleading tweets about plans to take the company private, and demanded that he be stripped of his CEO title.
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" Case in point: On August 22 of this year, after news broke that Bones had tested positive for steroids and would be stripped of his title for a record-setting third time, Jones retweeted a TMZ Sports story with a simple, eloquent reply: "FUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKKK.
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On Tuesday, more than 125 years after the Scottish-American naturalist's advocacy helped inspire the creation of Yosemite National Park, some of its most hallowed sites are set to be stripped of their famous names as part of a bitter, $50 million legal squabble.
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They'll have to decide whether they believe deportation of unauthorized immigrants is a business that government ought to be engaged in and whether the people engaged in that business now are good people following orders or bad people who need to be stripped of power.
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Ahead of a Saturday slate of fights in which McGregor would be stripped of his lightweight UFC title for failing to defend it, McGregor and about 20 others entered the Barclays Center in Brooklyn and attacked a bus carrying UFC fighters, according to police.
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Claiming that the Iranian government should be held responsible for these NGOs actions, or suggesting that Iran's Foreign minister should be stripped of his "moderate" label because these organizations enjoy space or permits to carry out their business, is simplistic and superficial at best.
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It's tempting to hold out hope that, at some point, this will all come crashing down: that if Trump were just called to reckoning one more time, or in the right way, his followers would be stripped of their illusions and abandon him en masse.
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Zanos is one of thousands of British companies that could be stripped of the right to trade seamlessly in Europe after Brexit if a way cannot be found to keep Britain in or aligned to the regulatory system Reach that acts as a passport for chemicals.
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In theory Poland could be stripped of its EU voting rights if all other 20063 member states saw fit, but that seems unlikely as Hungary, which also has a right-wing government that bristles against interference by Brussels, has said it would veto such a move.
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Hollande is also pushing for a controversial proposal that would allow convicted terrorists with dual nationality to be stripped of their French citizenship — a measure that has long been supported by far-right politicians, and which prompted France's justice minister to resign this week in protest.
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It was a painful moment to witness, a beloved member of the Senate making a sobering speech as he leaves, but Franken's example shows that those in power can -- and must -- be held to the highest standard or be stripped of the privilege to lead us.
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The Times of London reported that replacements had been identified in the event that ministers quit in opposition to her plan, and that anyone resigning would be stripped of their ministerial limousine and forced to walk a mile down the driveway to meet a private car service.
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"The terrorist threat is here, and here to last," Valls told the National Assembly, where the government is asking lawmakers to extend the state of emergency to the end of May and amend the Constitution so people convicted on terror charges can be stripped of their citizenship.
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However, the Navy's top SEAL, Rear Admiral Collin Green, commander of naval special warfare, followed Trump's move on Gallagher's behalf by convening a special five-member panel to review the case and recommend whether he should be stripped of the trident pin designating him a SEAL.
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Collin Green, who accepted command of the Navy's special warfare program in September of 2018 and said he wanted to restore "good order and discipline" to the elite SEAL program after a series of scandals, had pushed for Gallagher to be stripped of his Trident pin.
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The delegation's complaints added to momentum in Brussels for action against Malta under what is known as Article 7, a previously unused provision in European Union law that, in extreme cases, allows a country to be stripped of its voting rights and subjected to other punishments.
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Only a few weeks ago, for example, he has called for naturalized French citizens to be stripped of their citizenship if they express sympathy for terrorism — an implicit distinction between "real" Frenchmen and those of foreign stock that has long been advocated by extremists like Jean-Marie Le Pen.
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The goal of the change is to encourage people to find work, but less than 2% of the affected population managed to meet the requirements, while over 0003% failed and are now on track to be stripped of insurance, according to data from the Arkansas Department of Human Services.
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That's why Beltran would rather that her favorite web series, East WillyB, Becoming Ricardo, and Husbands, weren't adapted for TV. She fears their creators would lose the complete creative control they enjoyed when making their series, and that these shows would be stripped of what made them unique.
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Taylor Hamlin dreamed of winning the Maine Lobster Festival's prestigious Maine Sea Goddess pageant since she was a little girl, but two social media photos deemed "inappropriate" by competition officials would cause the 0003 year old to be stripped of the title just 24 hours after she was crowned.
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According to Bloomberg, an Apple white paper says its Siri voice assistant only enlists humans to analyze recordings that "lack personally identifiable information and are stored for six months tied to a random identifier," though the recordings may later be stripped of random IDs for long-term storage.
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SAO PAULO/BRASILIA (Reuters) - A top judge in Brazil ruled on Friday that Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva should be stripped of a ministerial role so he can be investigated for graft, minutes after the ex-president rallied tens of thousands of supporters behind embattled President Dilma Rousseff.
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A U.S. official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the matter, said Gallagher and three other SEALs are likely to be notified on Wednesday that they must appear before a board that will decide whether they should be stripped of their SEAL status.
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Senator Nick Xenophon's announcement on Saturday that he holds dual British citizenship comes as the future of Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's government hangs in the balance, with question marks surrounding the eligibility of key members of his government and crossbenchers threatening supply should it be stripped of its one-seat majority.
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The new rule, announced by the Justice Department and Homeland Security, declares that immigrants who illegally cross the border will be stripped of their eligibility to receive asylum in the U.S. The rule is prospective, meaning it does not cover anyone who has entered in the past, senior administration officials said.
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Wilders, who campaigns on an anti-Islam, anti-immigrant platform, was acquitted of hate speech charges in 2011 for various remarks including calling for a ban on the Koran, which he equated with Hitler's' "Mein Kampf" and for saying that "Muslim criminals" should be stripped of their Dutch nationality and deported.
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But Fawzia Koofi, a female member of the Afghan Parliament and one of the two women in attendance, said she was happy to have heard the Taliban promise that women would not be stripped of their rights and would be allowed to serve as prime minister — though not as president.
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That move, which stoked fears in Moscow that RT might be stripped of its broadcast license, took to 11 the number of RT programs under investigation in Britain and angered Moscow, whose relations with London are at a low after a nerve agent attack on former Russian spy Sergei Skripal in March.
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In the first major interview since the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced sweeping measures to recruit new members, Chief Executive Dawn Hudson and President Cheryl Boone Isaacs said they would take the heat from members who will be stripped of their rights to vote on future Oscar nominees and winners.
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JAY MARKOWITZ POUND RIDGE, N.Y. To the Editor: Re "The Roe 'Firewall' Exits, Imperiling a Broad Scope of Abortion Rights" (news article, June 28): How am I supposed to feel the air of freedom and success when I can potentially be stripped of a right that has been established in Roe v. Wade?
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She did this in 1996, removing the HRH titles of Princess Diana and Sarah, Duchess of York, following their respective divorces from Prince Charles and Prince Andrew — and clarifying in the law that all women who marry male descendants of the sovereign and then divorce them will be stripped of their titles.
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"The debate over pre-emption masks what is really at stake — millions of public employees who've dedicated their lives to helping others, only to be stripped of their right to loan forgiveness and the ability to enforce that right when their servicers defraud them," said Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers.
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Background: There was a super-small, 12-person study published in 1998 that is one of the reasons some people continue to believe there's a link between the MMR vaccine and autism — even though that study was found fraudulent, retracted by the journal, and caused its author to be stripped of his medical license.
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"We are glad that Kushner and the rest of the White House officials still on interim clearances have now lost access to top-secret information," said Noah Bookbinder, the director of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, which had sent Mr. Kelly a complaint requesting that Mr. Kushner be stripped of his clearance.
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Even though it's way too early to say where this horror will lead to, how it will end, or what goes on in the mind of someone willing to commit murder, there is one thing I can certainly say: Yes, I am afraid of the future, but I refuse to be stripped of my right to freedom.
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Announced last week by engineers at the University of Cambridge, the lettuce-peeling robot is an attempt to speed up the time-consuming work of harvesting iceberg lettuces, which grow close to the ground, have to be cut from their roots by hand, and then must be stripped of their dirty, unattractive outer leaves before going to market.
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Not only was there a poll tax that many black people could not afford to pay—which was thrown out by the Supreme Court in 1966—but Virginia retained in its constitution a requirement that felons, a majority of whom in Virginia are minorities, be stripped of their voting and civil rights for life, unless restored by gubernatorial order.
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Last month, after Attorney General William Barr said in a letter that Mueller did not find evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, the president went as far to say that outlets such as The New York Times and The Washington Post should be stripped of the Pulitzers they won for their reporting on the investigation.
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She notes that the Miss Teen USA pageant stood by Hay despite her tweets amounting to a pernicious and common form of racism, while the local independent Florida jurisdiction allowed Dávila, who is black and accused of wrongdoing by a white pageant official, to be stripped of her title over what Smith viewed as a much less offensive incident.
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Ismail al-Ithawy, a top aide to the ISIS leader who was captured last year and is currently being held in an Iraqi jail and sentenced to death, told the New York Times that he and others would be stripped of all their electronics, blindfolded, and driven for hours before eventually finding themselves sat across from the so-called caliph.
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The move is intended to fulfil one of Mr Trump's campaign promises: to "defund" Planned Parenthood, an organisation that provides family planning services to about 40% of the 4m Americans covered by Title X. Because Planned Parenthood is also America's biggest provider of abortions—about half its clinics perform terminations—conservative lawmakers have long called for it to be stripped of federal funds.
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The new rule declares that immigrants who illegally cross the border will be stripped of their eligibility to receive asylum in the U.S. (CNBC) The FBI said a former Marine combat veteran acted alone, and opened fire in a Los Angeles area bar packed with line-dancing college students, killing 12 people in a mass shooting that stunned a bucolic Southern California community.
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In addition to Mr Gatlin and Mr Blake, Mr Bolt's fellow Jamaicans Steve Mullings and Nesta Carter have also tested positive—the latter in a re-test of a sample from the 2008 Olympics, which will probably cause all members of that year's Jamaican 4x100-metre relay team (including Mr Bolt) to be stripped of their medals for the event.
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Jared Kushner "enriched himself" by not revealing his ownership of a real estate tech business that raised millions of dollars while he served in the government, said a member of the House Judiciary Committee, calling it part of a pattern of unethical behavior that he believes should cause the White House Senior Adviser to be stripped of his security clearance.
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The letters inform each of them that their cases will now be reviewed by boards of fellow SEALs, who will weigh the conduct cited by the admiral — in Chief Gallagher's case, the crime for which he was convicted in July — and decide whether to recommend that they be stripped of their Tridents, the badges that signify membership in the SEALs.
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Al-Sheikh, the top Saudi sports official, said recently on his Twitter feed that should Qatar be found to have violated regulations it should be stripped of the tournament, and replaced by England or the U.S. Saudi Arabia has since emerged as one of the most enthusiastic backers of the North American bid to stage the 2026 World Cup, which would take place mostly in the United States.
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The president can do this and according to my sources, if the final FISA warrant is released, Rod Rosenstein is finished as his role -- in his role as deputy AG. But now because of the blatant abuse of power that took place at the highest levels of your government, the Trump administration rightly tonight is taking important steps and calling for certain Obama era officials to be stripped of their security clearances.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE touched off a heated battle Tuesday over the limits of the First Amendment when he tweeted that flag burners should be stripped of their citizenship or jailed.
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This Ohio law fits neatly in a row alongside numerous blatantly unconstitutional trial balloons floated by Team Trump -- Trump's tweeted suggestion that flag-burners ought to be stripped of citizenship and put in jail; Trump's proposed Muslim ban which would contravene the First Amendment guarantee of freedom of religion; and of course, the very real possibility that Trump could violate the Constitution the moment he is sworn into office if he fails to divest himself of his business interests, which would violate the Emoluments Clause.
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"Revoking the right of accompanied (minors) to prompt release from custody or placement in a facility properly licensed for their care, is hardly a 'narrow' matter, and the 'equities' and 'human considerations' hardly suggest that detained accompanied minors should now be stripped of the protections they possess under the Agreement for no other reason than President Trump's ordering the Attorney General to move this Court to modify the Agreement as part of his attempt to remedy the chaos his decision to separate children from their parents caused in the first place," the plaintiffs' lawyers wrote early Saturday.
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