"The Blacklist: Redemption" (NBC) - This "Blacklist" spin-off is likely on the renewal blacklist.
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REFILE-CORRECTS SPELLING OF "BLACKLIST"-EXCLUSIVE-DELHI CITY GOVERNMENT SEALS TWO WAREHOUSES OF AB INBEV IN CITY, TO "BLACKLIST" COMPANY-SOURCE, ORDER
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Scandal over U.N. blacklist In June, Ban Ki-moon revealed he received "undue pressure" from the coalition to remove it from a blacklist of groups violating children's rights in armed conflict.
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Will they update blacklist as ceasefires are made & abrogated?
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"That's a very ignorant statement to compare [the public's response] to her to the blacklist," Boyd said, pointing out that, unlike artists on the blacklist, Stacey voluntarily made her political views public.
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Blacklist created Chinese travelers' unruly, ill-advised or just plain dangerous behavior led to the China Air Transport Association's creation of a blacklist, aimed at cracking down on "uncivilized" air passengers, in 2016.
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Officials are drafting a blacklist for badly behaved foreign companies.
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They got named onto the blacklist by the Commerce secretary.
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He hopes to see a new blacklist take its place.
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Blacklist too many Chinese firms and you hurt your own.
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Treasury has guidelines for putting countries on its currency blacklist.
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Jang was added to the Treasury blacklist in December 2016.
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The blacklist includes Mohammad Fakhrzadeh, a commercial director for TESA.
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That strategy, however, could land you on the tenant blacklist.
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Work at Futurewei came to a standstill after the blacklist
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Huawei has been on a US trade blacklist since May.
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Go deeper... Trump's blacklist: White House considers targeting security clearances
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Was the blacklist thing a big part of your upbringing?
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That isn't happening, at all, with the current blacklist iteration.
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Its founder is on a government blacklist for unpaid bills.
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Israel has even responded with a blacklist of its own.
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It also added 3003 more Huawei affiliates to the blacklist.
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China responded "stay tuned" for possible retaliation against the blacklist.
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The winter finale of "The Blacklist" leads in at 9.
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The export blacklist is to take full effect on Nov.
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The original "Blacklist" was just renewed for its fifth season.
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It's painful that standing against this blacklist damaged me professionally.
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He belongs on a public blacklist, not in a waltz.
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The momentum to blacklist Mr. Azhar had gained new urgency.
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DJI has not been put on the administration's export blacklist.
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Do you have a blacklist of anyone you wouldn't work for?
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Disclaimer: "The Blacklist" is produced by CNBC-parent company NBC Universal.
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Ryan Eggold's Tom Keen is back on The Blacklist full-time.
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The blacklist was especially hard on actors; I know, because my
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Overshadowing the get-together is a blacklist of 28 Chinese organizations.
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You can't connect to this website because it's in blacklist site.
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They are removed from the blacklist if they commit to reforms.
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The blacklist spreads to include non-Viacom media entities as well.
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In 2013, he created wordfilter, an open source blacklist of slurs.
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They include curbs on doing business and a blacklist of officials.
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The UAE has also decided to blacklist Qatari individuals and entities.
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A draft of the blacklist was reported by Reuters on Tuesday.
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In the waning years of the blacklist, a picture with a
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Read more: China might blacklist FedEx for not delivering Huawei phones.
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A bill introduced this month in Maryland would even blacklist individuals.
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Samoa is also on the EU's blacklist of global tax havens.
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Trying to blacklist Acosta is just one small part of that.
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He has placed Iran's central bank governor on a terrorism blacklist.
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China responded with "stay tuned" for possible retaliation against the blacklist.
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Why would you want to end up on Donald Trump's blacklist?
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China's foreign ministry said to "" for retaliation following the blacklist expansion.
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Earlier this year, Huawei was placed on a US trade blacklist.
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The U.S. administration in May added Huawei to a trade blacklist.
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The current blacklist is temporary — it's supposed to last 90 days.
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The Trump administration in May added Huawei to a trade blacklist.
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Mr. Mack said he believed that there may be more groups on the blacklist than the 20 named on Sunday, and that the government may also be compiling a blacklist of individuals to be barred from entry.
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Adding Huawei to the trade blacklist "sets a dangerous precedent," Song said.
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Trade disputes mean the Trump administration also put Huawei on a blacklist.
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Other scientific organizations have since begun to blacklist Krauss from their events.
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Hollywood Blacklist would not have traded that shared experience for more of
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A company official said the platform had the ability to blacklist individuals.
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The blacklist was created under conservative South Korean President Lee Myung-bak.
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Some of the Chinese tech companies on the US blacklist rebounded Wednesday.
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Washington added the Chinese technology company to the trade blacklist in May.
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Rumours of a modern-day blacklist had been circulating for a while.
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Earlier this year, two consultants left Newman's campaign because of the blacklist.
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The State Department is also adding the 33 individuals to its blacklist.
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The Blacklist isn't the only show that features a heavily-armed protagonist.
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It has now been put on a blacklist by the American government.
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The blacklist also restricts Huawei from purchasing products from U.S. technology companies.
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The blacklist prevents US companies from selling tech and supplies to Huawei.
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It's "expected to amount to a blacklist of Russia's elite," per Bloomberg.
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The blacklist included ex-convicts, fugitives from justice, and the mentally impaired.
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The blacklist also restricts Huawei from purchasing products from American technology companies.
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Huawei remains on a U.S. blacklist, restricting its access to American technology.
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Since then, the status of Huawei's trade blacklist status has been uncertain.
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But "Blacklist" creator Jon Bokenkamp told TVLine Tom really is no more.
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Mr. Khashoggi's friends assumed such writing landed him on the prince's blacklist.
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Hollywood's obsession with the 22020s-era blacklist shows little sign of waning.
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Other names on the NFL's jersey blacklist -- Aaron Hernandez and O.J. Simpson.
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The code was written eventually and the blacklist was put in place.
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But because of the blacklist, it was released under another writer's name.
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He soon learned the blacklist extended to the nation's newspapers as well.
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In 2017, the court in China named YT to a debt blacklist.
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Huawei's business has proven broadly resilient this year, despite the trade blacklist.
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Washington can also place the North back on its terrorism-sponsor blacklist.
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Tech stocks slide on US decision to blacklist Huawei and 70 affiliates The blacklist has impacted multiple lines of Huawei's business including it handset manufacturing capabilities given the company's reliance on Google's Android operating system for its smartphones.
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Mr. Emadi was later placed on a European blacklist of human rights violators.
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"If you blacklist numbers, you can make the scam more expensive," Nikiforakis says.
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"If you're on the U.S. blacklist, you become an international pariah," he said.
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The publicly available blacklist now has 50,000 names, including 2,000 added last year.
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But the US trade blacklist has already started to affect Huawei's smartphone business.
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CHINA'S HUAWEI, 70 AFFLIATES TO BE PLACED ON U.S. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT TRADE BLACKLIST
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Washington included Russian tycoons and their firms on a sanctions blacklist in April.
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EU ministers avoided discussing possible sanctions for jurisdictions who remain on the blacklist.
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Our bill reinforces the president's decision to place Huawei on a technology blacklist.
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Meanwhile, Ban characterized the removal of Saudia Arabia from the blacklist as temporary.
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This feature will also be available today, along with the keyword blacklist tools.
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Alda's other television credits include ER, 30 Rock, The Blacklist and Ray Donovan.
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"Actually, we believe our listing on the blacklist should be lifted completely."U.
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They took away the ability for people to report anonymously for the blacklist.
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It remains unclear how many countries will end up in the EU blacklist.
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The blacklist includes criminals, journalists, political dissidents, and human rights activists, among others.
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The Attorney General's List of Subversive Organizations — effectively a blacklist — was also issued.
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To this end, the U.S. and the European Union should blacklist the IRGC.
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The move would effectively place the company, Hikvision, on a United States blacklist.
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China's foreign ministry said to "stay tuned" for retaliation following the blacklist expansion.
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EU REMOVES UAE FROM TAX HAVEN BLACKLIST, DROPS SWITZERLAND FROM GREY LIST- STATEMENT
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The US later placed Huawei on a trade blacklist, citing national security concerns.
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" NRCC spokesperson Michael McAdams said in a statement the committee "doesn't blacklist consultants.
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That's because the company was placed on a U.S. trade blacklist last year.
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They include: The Commerce Department also included regional security agencies in the blacklist.
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Focus Mode lets you blacklist a set of apps that you find distracting.
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He said he hoped the U.S. would not subject Huawei to the blacklist.
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The initial blacklist included 17 jurisdictions, but after one month eight were removed.
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Jackson's previously said Weinstein told him to blacklist certain female actresses, including Judd.
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If your score is too low, you can get put on a blacklist.
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The fight over the Wall has nothing concretely to do with the blacklist.
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One aspect of that darkness is that compiling a blacklist has itself become risky.
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Last week, Beijing signaled that it could blacklist foreign companies from its domestic market.
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The startup's proprietary IoT device lets it monitor driving behavior and blacklist adrenaline junkies.
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The bigger concern for Huawei right now is being on the US trade blacklist.
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The case had nothing to do with tensions over the U.S. blacklist, he said.
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The European Union removed Lion Air from its air safety blacklist in June 2016.
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Pakistan: Even though it's a Muslim-majority country, Pakistan is not on Trump's blacklist.
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Among the targets of the US blacklist were a handful of Chinese technology companies.
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Artists not featured on the blacklist are already joking that they feel left out.
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Safari identifies these sites by cross-checking users' web traffic against an external blacklist.
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I think that's the thing I'm most proud of because it broke the blacklist.
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Liam (Diego Klattenhoff, from Homeland and The Blacklist) has no memories after his accident.
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Fraser speculated in the profile that this tension caused the HFPA to blacklist him.
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A third of the journals from Beall's blacklist accepted Dr. Fraud as an editor.
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The EU could also "blacklist" Britain as a non-cooperative jurisdiction on tax matters.
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Trump's campaign confirmed to CNBC on Wednesday that the media blacklist is being removed.
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Most of the big news channels blacklist experts overly critical of the Erdogan government.
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Beyond Blacklists Racism, of course, can't be reduced to a blacklist of bad words.
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The United States put Huawei on a blacklist in May, citing national security concerns.
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They are removed from the blacklist if they commit to reforms by set deadlines.
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Blond Ambition will be based on a Blacklist-topping script from writer Elyse Hollander.
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Additionally, Callsign's solution can blacklist devices that have conducted fraudulent behavior in the past.
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He promised to strike me off the blacklist and give me four million dollars.
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The party establishment has reportedly threatened to blacklist consultants who work for Mr. Trump.
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It added 28 more companies, including artificial intelligence firms, to the blacklist last month.
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The US placed an additional 28 Chinese companies on a trade blacklist on Monday.
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But senior lab officials circumvented the blacklist by concealing his involvement in the donations.
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The U.S. this year put Huawei on a trade blacklist, citing national security concerns.
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Deciding which jurisdictions end up on the European Union's blacklist could prove diplomatically sensitive.
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In June 26.24, the European Union took Lion Air off its air safety blacklist.
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Financial institutions and companies are barred from dealing with those on the U.S. blacklist.
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She said it was the largest-ever such United Nations blacklist targeting the North.
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Having an online "blacklist" strengthens our ability to warn others of abusive clients immediately.
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On Tuesday, the United States added eight North Korean banks to its sanctions blacklist.
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In past cycles, the "blacklist" policy operated in as an unwritten, loosely enforced rule.
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Nonetheless the Chinese government is reportedly threatening to put FedEx on its own blacklist.
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It said it would establish a blacklist and punish firms involved in illegal practices.
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They include a blacklist of firms and individuals associated with Russia's administration of Crimea.
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The D.C.C.C.'s blacklist against people working to oust incumbents has caused untold damage.
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The blacklist designation prevents US companies from exporting commodities or software to those companies.
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She wants to create a "Blacklist" of Trump supporters, & is being accused of McCarthyism.
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Companies can also blacklist specific websites and apps within Audience Network and Instant Articles.
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The latest U.N. sanctions, drafted by the United States and China, blacklist the vessels.
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The shrinking of the blacklist is likely to be criticized by tax transparency groups.
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He maintains a blacklist of reporters and media outlets prohibited from covering his events.
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The U.N. blacklist would impose a global travel ban and asset freeze on those designated.
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Older antivirus software works by having a blacklist of known viruses that it can block.
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Inclusion on the blacklist does not carry any direct penalties but will hurt Alibaba's credibility.
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Those numbers will then be added to a blacklist by mobile networks, rendering them useless.
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America could blacklist Chinese state enterprises and banks doing business with the North, for instance.
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At the center of the struggle is the administration's decision to blacklist telecommunications firm Huawei.
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As a result, America has removed Uzbekistan from a blacklist it keeps on the subject.
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Shares in Huawei suppliers fell across in Asia on the news of the U.S. blacklist.
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However, the U.S. added 46 more affiliates of the Chinese telecom giant onto its blacklist.
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Still, Washington put the firm on a blacklist that restricts its access to American technology.
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" He's hesitant to say that conservatives face discrimination, per se: "There's not really a blacklist.
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With this week's removal of the three islands, the blacklist will shrink to twelve jurisdictions.
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For The Blacklist star Megan Boone, the biggest one came the moment daughter Caroline arrived.
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China has said it will blacklist foreign companies that cut off supplies to its firms.
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A variety of major outlets are already on his campaign blacklist, including the Washington Post.
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More recently, he's been directing episodes of Orange Is the New Black and The Blacklist.
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If people know they could end up on a blacklist, they won't make reservations anymore.
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Safieddine's name was posted on the counter terrorism blacklist on the U.S. Treasury Department website.
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Analysts say that inclusion on the FATF's blacklist could effectively make that all but impossible.
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China's commerce ministry had responded with doubts over the "objectivity" of the annual U.S. blacklist.
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The Commerce Department last week added Huawei and 2628 other entities to the trade blacklist.
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The Commerce Department last week added Huawei and 68 other entities to the trade blacklist.
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Most of the companies linked to the blacklist are frequent targets of the BDS movement.
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Congress should promptly enact this legislation before another "blacklist" of U.S. companies becomes a reality.
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The European Commission on Wednesday said it added Saudi Arabia, Panama, Nigeria to the blacklist.
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Lopez was put on a U.S. Treasury Department blacklist in February for alleged drug trafficking.
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Here are the raw tallies: Some of the campaigns added other entities to their blacklist.
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And you're basically put on a blacklist, which makes it very hard to rent again.
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The way Trump's executive order is set up, the current blacklist of countries is temporary.
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Its founder was placed on a government blacklist for a growing pile of unpaid bills.
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The blacklist hits North Koreans working in China, Russia, Libya and the United Arab Emirates.
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For its part, Huawei said it expects to remain on the U.S. blacklist in 2020.
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Extensive flaws in gun background checks The nation's firearm blacklist is limited in myriad ways.
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HIGH NOON: The Hollywood Blacklist and the Making of an American Classic, by Glenn Frankel.
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EXCLUSIVE - U.S. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT TO PLACE CHINESE VIDEO SURVEILLANCE FIRM HIKVISION ON ECONOMIC BLACKLIST -SOURCES
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Even so, being added to a U.S. export blacklist last week dramatically worsened its predicament.
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The administration began on Monday by placing eight Chinese tech companies on the blacklist (Bloomberg).
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It is the same blacklist Chinese smartphone maker Huawei was placed on earlier this year.
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Together, the companies show clearly the direction Commerce will continue to take with its blacklist.
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He is suing the league for allegedly conspiring to blacklist him because of the protests.
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The TV network operator, home to "The Voice" and "Blacklist," has longer-term aspirations, though.
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And major Sony-made television shows like "Better Call Saul" and "The Blacklist" are aging.
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It has said Pakistan could end up on its blacklist if it didn't do more.
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Other countries on the blacklist include Belarus, China, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria and Venezuela.
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He could also blacklist instructors from the community, essentially wiping out a source of their income.
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Based on the opening scene from the season 5 premiere of The Blacklist, he's loving it.
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China is in the process of drawing up a blacklist of foreign companies, individuals and organizations.
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Now China's blacklist could target those same companies, penalizing them for complying with the US ban.
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"There is almost no oversight of the court executors" who maintain the blacklist, he told me.
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Countries currently on the ITAR blacklist include Belarus, China, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria and Venezuela.
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Both companies have said that the blacklist will not have a major effect on their operations.
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Megvii also said "there are no grounds" for the company being added to Washington's trade blacklist.
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The United States added companies such as SenseTime and Hikvision to its trade blacklist last week.
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He notes that Google, for instance, relies on a complex interplay between the blacklist and Safari.
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It will provide 8.5bn won ($7.5m) to revive projects starved of funding because of the blacklist.
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EU finance ministers had said in April they wanted to finalize a common blacklist in September.
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Passage of those bills could help it get removed from the EU blacklist, the government said.
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Since then, the surgeon's lawyer has sought the removal of 15 more doctors from this blacklist.
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The United States, Britain and France proposed last month that the U.N. Security Council blacklist Azhar.
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South Korea: South Korea allegedly creates blacklist of 9,20173 artists, preventing them from receiving government funding.
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The coalition was briefly added to the blacklist last year and then removed by then-U.
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It was placed on a U.S. blacklist in May, with the government citing national security concerns.
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To win over their resistance, the proposed EU blacklist would apply only to non-EU countries.
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EB: I think that the YC blacklist, I feel like they're trying to do their best.
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Hong Kong's refusal to grant Mallet entry as a tourist effectively places him on a blacklist.
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Five of the listed countries are already included on a separate EU blacklist of tax havens.
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Huawei is locked out of Google's mobile services on Android, thanks to a US trade blacklist.
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Some people in Putin's innermost circle have already been on a U.S. sanctions blacklist since 2014.
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Three of the 15 planes were operated by airlines on the European Union "blacklist," it said.
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During this time, Iran remained on the FATF blacklist, but FATF agreed to suspend mandatory countermeasures.
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"We just view that type of blacklist as counterproductive," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said recently.
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So it seems like a good time for Khloé to take start clearing up her blacklist.
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These countries can be moved back to the blacklist if they fail to respect their undertakings.
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These men were not perfect — especially when they buckled to government pressure during the Blacklist era.
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No names of jurisdictions included on the blacklist or grey list have so far been disclosed.
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Now, the original blacklist involved significant government pressure as well as the risk of jail time.
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Lennix -- who plays FBI Assistant Director on 'Blacklist' -- makes no bones about where his allegiance stands.
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Remember what the blacklist actually meant to people and don't encourage anyone, anyone, to do it.
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Ultimately, he had to apologize to the government again to be removed from the travel blacklist.
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Huawei attorneys are also studying the impact of the blacklist, a Huawei spokesman said on Friday.
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By Saturday, a travel blacklist foiled Mr. Najib's attempt to leave for Indonesia with his wife.
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Earlier this year, Huawei was put on a U.S. government blacklist, known as the Entity List.
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The blacklist has not yet amounted to an airtight ban on American technology sales to Huawei.
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Last year Huawei was put on a U.S. blacklist that restricted its access to American technology.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - A U.S. blacklist could wind up thrusting Huawei Technologies into Beijing's embrace.
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HIGH NOON The Hollywood Blacklist and the Making of an American Classic By Glenn Frankel Illustrated.
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Although much of Frankel's material is familiar, the blacklist is a gift that keeps on giving.
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Elsewhere in trade: The Treasury Department has given Rusal a potential way off a sanctions blacklist.
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Ms. Fei's mother, who is retired, is also on the blacklist because she is a shareholder.
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Ms. Fei's mother, who is retired, is also on the blacklist because she is a shareholder.
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Asked whether China would retaliate against the blacklist, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said "stay tuned."
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Block said the U.S. move to blacklist Chinese companies this week could hamper even limited progress.
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He told a Russian newspaper that being on Washington's blacklist was a "big honor" for him.
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Reuters reported that the potential move is because the blacklist hasn't been as effective as hoped.
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The United States also placed Huawei on a trade blacklist last year, citing national security concerns.
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He said it was "not a blacklist, nor does it qualify any companies' activities as illegal".
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The Houthis, who are backed by Iran, Saudi Arabia's regional rival, also are on the blacklist.
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Subject to final revisions, the blacklist is expected to be made public in the coming days.
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Rumination on bots should also work to avoid policies or perspectives that simply blacklist all bots.
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But from my study of the blacklist and the McCarthy hearings, I think lists are dangerous.
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Cabells, an analytics firm in Texas, has compiled a blacklist of those which it believes are guilty.
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Saudi U.N. ambassador Abdallah Al-Mouallimi also reiterated his denials that Riyadh threatened Ban over the blacklist.
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But the blacklist could limit the company's access to Google (GOOGL) apps such as Gmail and YouTube.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration put the company on a blacklist in May, citing national security concerns.
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Although Liu hadn't signed up for Zhima Credit, the blacklist caught up with him in other ways.
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The Chinese firm has been put on a U.S. blacklist which restricts its access to U.S. technology.
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It also says that Tencent's blacklist is only used inside mainland China where Google domains are banned.
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After much insistence from the Saudis, the U.N. dropped the coalition from the blacklist earlier this week.
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The extent of this blacklist is unknown, even to local internet firms, and it is constantly mutating.
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Its rival Huawei has managed to sign 5 such contracts despite being on an American trade blacklist.
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Huawei is currently on a U.S. blacklist that restricts American businesses selling products to the Chinese firm.
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Huawei was recently added to a blacklist that restricts American firms from selling products to the company.
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Rusal and its major shareholder Oleg Deripaska were included earlier this month on a U.S. sanctions blacklist.
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Brown: We are always available for commercial work through my partners at Blacklist, who EP'ed the film.
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That list included Saudi Arabia, Panama and the three U.S. territories already on the tax haven blacklist.
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Some EU countries remain skeptical about the blacklist and are themselves under scrutiny for unfair tax competition.
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In the interview with CCTV, Ren insisted that the US blacklist won't hurt the company's 5G lead.
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The Trump administration's decision to blacklist Chinese telecom giant Huawei is still rippling through the technology industry.
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FedEx said the "mistake" that prevented PCMag's package delivery was caused by an employee misunderstanding the blacklist.
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And if you were out, you could be ostracized and kicked out of town, like the Blacklist.
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In September 2016, the U.S, Treasury Department added 11 Russian micro-electronics firms to its sanctions blacklist.
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Later reports confirm billionaire George Soros and his Open Society Foundation funded the anti-Muslim SPLC blacklist.
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On the other hand, a relevant story would be a detailed analysis of Mr. Trump's reporter blacklist.
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Belize, Fiji, the Marshall Islands, Vanuatu, Dominica, Samoa and Trinidad and Tobago also remain on the blacklist.
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" Ryan has said that question gained a spot on what she alleges is "The White House blacklist.
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Shares in En+ plummeted after Deripaska and his main businesses were included on a U.S. sanctions blacklist.
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They blacklist anyone who has Shazam or any other iPhone besides the space grey 6+ (no case).
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A law passed in 2012 allows Russia's federal communications agency to blacklist sites without a court order.
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Doing significant business with anyone on the U.S. blacklist can trigger sanctions like those imposed on China.
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News organizations on Mr. Trump's blacklist are planning to cover the convention largely as business as usual.
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The trade blacklist prevents it from purchasing from U.S. suppliers without getting clearance from the government first.
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But it requires more than the Band-Aid solution that is a trade deal or a blacklist.
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The blacklist even lead to Huawei having to release a flagship smartphone without licensed Google Android software.
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MOSCOW — The blacklist includes two people suspected of cybercrimes, and four others who are military intelligence officers.
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The U.S. Commerce Department in May placed Huawei Technologies on a trade blacklist, citing national security concerns.
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So far, two versions of the blacklist have been reported by the news media, citing anonymous sources.
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Go deeper: Trump campaign to blacklist Bloomberg News Michael Bloomberg on the issues, in under 500 words
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" And Reddington blasts way, way back to the past in the spring-season debut of "The Blacklist.
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Stocks fell after the U.S. added some of China's top artificial intelligence companies to its trade blacklist.
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CHINA IS STILL READY TO TALK ABOUT A PARTIAL TRADE DEAL DESPITE TECH BLACKLIST - BLOOMBERG REPORTER TWEET
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The Chinese state news media hinted of a blacklist of "unreliable entities" that could threaten trade talks.
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The backlash — which included threats on Kaepernick's life — led to the current season's apparent, though unstated, blacklist.
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As a result of both moves, the blacklist would maintain nine jurisdictions deemed to facilitate tax avoidance.
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Or a religiously-conservative majority may blacklist outstanding women who in private life opted for legal abortions.
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The European Commission added Saudi Arabia, Panama and Nigeria to the blacklist, which was adopted on Wednesday.
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The company had secured Google licenses for several smartphones before it was placed on the US blacklist.
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EU officials have said the purpose of the blacklist is to convince jurisdictions to become more transparent.
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The Chinese giant was put on a U.S. blacklist last year, restricting its access to American technology.
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This year, Mr. Ban's successor, António Guterres, delayed publication of the 2017 report and blacklist for months.
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Putting Mr. Azhar personally on a terrorist blacklist would deliver a financial blow to Jaish-e-Muhammad.
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Also on the blacklist are Chinese audio-video equipment providers Hikvision, Hytera, Dahua Technology and their affiliates.
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The same day Trump announced his ban, the Commerce Department placed the company on a trade blacklist.
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France's Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said the tax haven blacklist must be adopted on Tuesday.. Last week EU states blocked the adoption of another blacklist of countries that show deficiencies in countering money laundering and terrorism financing after pressure from Saudi Arabia, the United States and Panama.
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Already some U.S. firms have reported worries about the potential results of Huawei being on the U.S. blacklist.
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The chip designer recently suspended business with Huawei to comply with the U.S. blacklist of the Chinese firm.
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And NBC's "The Blacklist" and "Blindspot" will add more mayhem with a spinoff of the former in February.
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After news of the Condé Nast blacklist Tuesday, a representative for Richardson released the following statement to PEOPLE.
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The US blacklist could harm Huawei's smartphone business by keeping some Google (GOOGL) products off its future devices.
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Most of the seven sanctioned North Koreans on the blacklist work in top-level security and prison operations.
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He says several of the company's clients came to it having had blacklist-related problems with competing services.
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Deripaska and the largest companies in his portfolio were put on the U.S. Treasury sanctions blacklist in April.
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The suit came after Alibaba marketplace Taobao was placed on the blacklist of "notorious marketplaces " by U.S. regulators.
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It wants to get the company off the blacklist and to keep others from facing a similar fate.
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In a statement, Megvii said "there are no grounds" for the company being added to Washington's export blacklist.
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According to an iOS notice, though, Apple is now using a blacklist from Tencent Safe Browsing as well.
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S. trade war, with the Trump administration last week adding Huawei Technologies Co Ltd to a trade blacklist.
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Washington put Huawei on an export blacklist in May, citing national security concerns over its 5G network technology.
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Massee TV credits included The X-Files, Murder One, Alias, Cold Case, Supernatural, Flashforward, House and The Blacklist.
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Kim himself is not on the sanctions blacklist, which bans travel and requires all countries to freeze assets.
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Micron revealed that the Huawei blacklist cost them $200 million in sales in the last quarter, he noted.
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In tweet last week from the account Huawei Facts, the company called the blacklist a "lose-lose" situation.
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It's totally unclear whether the indefinite blacklist will be narrower, or broader, than the list of six countries.
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EU governments adopted a broadened blacklist of tax havens on Tuesday, adding 10 jurisdictions to the updated list.
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The United States has put al-Barnawi and two other Nigerian militants on the blacklist of "foreign terrorists".
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But critics argue the information could be used by the government and unions to unfairly "blacklist" these companies.
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FATF can put a jurisdiction on a blacklist if it is uncooperative in the battle against money laundering.
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As for the other vice-president, Myint Swe is a hardliner who remains on an American sanctions blacklist.
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Some apps also provide phone and message filters, letting you add unknown (and unwanted) numbers to a blacklist.
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The most immediate threat Huggins faced in refusing to cooperate with HUAC was not jail but the blacklist.
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The decision was a blow to the company the U.S. government has sought to blacklist around the world.
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Any inadvertently blocked call can then be moved with the press of a button from blacklist to whitelist.
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Celebrity sycophants and their enablers must consider the ramifications of their efforts to build a second Hollywood blacklist.
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The Coen brothers take aim at Cold War-era Hollywood, burlesquing its scandals, blacklist and ancient world spectaculars.
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The language in the original story also called on advertisers to "blacklist" the sites selected for the list.
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The EU's blacklist comprises 150 people and 37 entities subject to an asset freeze and a travel ban.
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Virginia Foxx, a North Carolina Republican who argued the rule had the potential to blacklist some government contractors.
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France's financial regulator Autorite des Marches Financiers released a list of 15 exchanges it would blacklist in March.
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Virgo: The Blacklist Dearest Virgo, you are analytical, organized, and the biggest perfectionist that any of us knows.
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The jurisdictions that remain on the blacklist are American Samoa, Guam, Namibia, Palau, Samoa and Trinidad and Tobago.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has promised to blacklist all consultants who work for primary candidates against incumbents.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee had promised to blacklist all consultants who work for primary candidates against incumbents.
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She said disclosing who Trump's supporters were was similar to the mid-century Hollywood blacklist of suspected communists.
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Washington placed Huawei on that blacklist in May, saying the Chinese tech firm poses a national security concern.
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The White House has not removed Huawei from a blacklist that blocks the company from buying American products.
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Thus, a Netflix will pay top dollar to land, say, The Blacklist, and to produce its own shows.
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There are lots of red lines, new and old, constant censorship, calls to blacklist any "anti-Saudi" media.
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The groups argued that requiring hotel management to bar and blacklist guests would violate guests' due-process rights.
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Huawei is pushing ahead with the launch despite being on a U.S. blacklist known as the Entity List.
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India wants China to join the effort to blacklist Pakistan, which could bring Pakistan's economy to its knees.
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The plan would blacklist air quality studies that have linked pollution and health issues, for example, they argue.
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Don't we already have "NCIS" and "Blacklist" and "24: Legacy" to power that lucrative feedback loop of paranoia?
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This month several Uzbek dissidents announced via social media networks that they had been removed from the blacklist.
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Take signature-based defenses, which work by essentially fingerprinting malicious programs and adding that identifier to a blacklist.
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Those on the blacklist face reputational damages, higher scrutiny in their financial transactions and risk losing EU funds.
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The Mate Xs will come without Google services due to Huawei still being on a US trade blacklist.
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On Tuesday, the Trump administration announced it had added some Chinese artificial intelligence companies to a trade blacklist.
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If you visit a site on the blacklist, the browser displays a warning as it blocks the page.
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In an effort to dampen controversy surrounding the report, the blacklist this year is split into two categories.
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In 2012, authorities passed a law allowing its federal communications agency to blacklist sites without a court order.
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Company managers would manually identify the location of key government offices and blacklist customers who hailed rides there.
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And unless developers blacklist PewDiePie en masse, its decision probably won't shake the detente between streamers and game-makers.
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In the aftermath of Tom's (Ryan Eggold) death on The Blacklist, Liz (Megan Boone) has plans for his killers.
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The USTR dropped its annual blacklist calling out marketplaces that are rife with counterfeit and pirated goods this week.
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In 2012, OFAC removed the three from the blacklist, without further explanation, according to records on the agency's website.
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France announced on Tuesday it would put the Central American nation back on its blacklist of uncooperative tax jurisdictions.
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And then the second one was the blacklist, which I find disturbing because you just never know what's accurate.
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She'll join fellow teen drama alum Penn Badgley (Gossip Girl) and Elizabeth Lail (The Blacklist) for the limited series.
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The expansion of the blacklist is a blow to some of China's hottest tech startups, especially in artificial intelligence.
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The Blacklist has been such a hit for NBC that the network's creating a spinoff just four seasons in.
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Washington hobbled Huawei's global business by placing the company on a trade blacklist in May, citing national security concerns.
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Countries on the gray list can be moved back to the blacklist if they fail to respect their engagements.
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The move comes after China threatened to set up a blacklist of "unreliable entities" in retaliation for the ban.
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According to Pobjeda, a Montenegrin newspaper, the Russian government has put the country's pro-NATO politicians on a blacklist.
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Apple's browser blocks nearly all third-party trackers by default, rather than just known trackers collected on a blacklist.
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Seif expressed confidence that Iranian banks would be removed from the blacklist, though he didn't give a time frame.
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In nontheme news, I liked KARMA, PIONS, THE MAFIA, MODEST FEE, CAT DOOR, BLACKLIST, DADAISTS, THERAFLU and LAO TSE.
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Jia was named to a national blacklist of debtors, and some of his assets were frozen by Chinese courts.
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Huawei's supply chain was significantly disrupted when it was put on a trade blacklist by Washington in mid-May.
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The Cold War, McCarthyism, and the Hollywood blacklist have all been continuously examined and critiqued by writers and artists.
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Huawei is on Washington's blacklist — known as the Entity List — which restricts American firms from doing business with it.
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It hopes it will be removed from a blacklist that makes some foreign investors reluctant to deal with it.
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Whether the laptop ever sees the light of day will depend on how long Huawei remains on the blacklist.
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AP alleges the blacklist includes some of South Korea's most recognizable names in art, cinema, theater, and music. 13.
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In August, the Saudi U.N. mission said there was "no justification whatsoever" for including the coalition on the blacklist.
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"Public servants and those who were aware of the existence of the blacklist must be held accountable," he said.
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Compatible with both your smartphone and landline, it blocks calls from anyone with a personal call and SMS blacklist.
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The company also announced more tools this week that'll allow them to blacklist specific channels or categories of video.
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The world's largest telecommunications equipment maker and leading smartphone brand has been on a US trade blacklist since May.
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Any new names added to the U.N. blacklist would be subjected to a global asset freeze and travel ban.
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I put my son to bed and climb into bed to watch The Blacklist before I go to sleep.
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FATF, an international body that monitors money laundering worldwide, has kept Iran on its blacklist of high-risk countries.
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He was blacklisted—until a recent crashing of agency servers apparently reset each escort's personal info, including her blacklist.
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EU states have until later on Friday to submit any complaints to the proposal to extend the Russia blacklist.
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The blacklist officials include the head of North Korea's foreign espionage operation and members of the Korean Workers' Party.
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The FATF list includes 12 jurisdictions - all on the EU blacklist - but excludes Saudi Arabia, Panama and U.S. territories.
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PEN America warns that he might be placed on a blacklist that can deny him future entry into India.
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Buzzy Chinese AI startup SenseTime has said it is "deeply disappointed" that the US recently decided to blacklist it.
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The administration last month decided to blacklist products from Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei, before granting a 90-day delay.
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"Sean Spicer belongs on a permanent public blacklist, not in a televised waltz," Charlotte Clymer wrote for The Independent.
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Even so, your name could still be entered into a tenant-screening database, otherwise known as the tenant blacklist.
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And the blacklist has meant Huawei can't run its new phones with Google's mobile services, in a major blow.
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The FATF list includes 12 jurisdictions — all on the EU blacklist — but excludes Saudi Arabia, Panama and U.S. territories.
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Lopez calls himself an acquaintance of Venezuelan Vice President Tareck El Aissami, who also was on the Treasury blacklist.
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Deripaska and the biggest companies in his empire were included on a U.S. Treasury Department sanctions blacklist in April.
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Even so, he said, the business was taking precautions so it can keep operating if Washington does blacklist it.
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"She added: "We had something called a blacklist, and a lot of really good people were accused of stuff.
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Prigozhin was put on a U.S. sanctions blacklist in 2016 for "extensive" business dealings with the Russian defense ministry.
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In May, the Commerce Department put Huawei on a blacklist that prohibits American companies from selling equipment to Huawei.
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Last month, the Commerce Department put Huawei on a blacklist that prohibits American companies from selling equipment to Huawei.
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For months, he stood at roadside checkpoints, looking for people on the government's blacklist, usually from Muslim ethnic minorities.
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On GitHub, Chinese tech workers have drawn up a blacklist of the tech companies where the hours are longest.
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Sudan is still listed on the State Department's state sponsor of terrorism blacklist, where it has been since 1993.
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"We had something called a blacklist and a lot of really good people were accused of stuff," Goldberg said.
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U.S.-CHINA TENSIONS The United States placed Huawei on a blacklist in May last year, citing national security concerns.
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American customers, universities and others will likely look askance at striking up relations with Chinese companies on the blacklist.
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Jia had been added to a nationwide blacklist of debt defaulters maintained by the Supreme People's Court in December.
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The action puts those named on a business blacklist, which prohibits any financial actions and freezes their bank accounts.
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More broadly, the White House, in its blacklist announcement, signaled a willingness to take aim at China's technological dreams.
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Tuesday's move raises the number of individuals on the blacklist to 177, along with 44 firms or other entities.
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Huawei lost access to Google services after it was placed on a US trade blacklist in May last year.
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He said the company remained confident about its long-term business prospects despite being added to the U.S. blacklist.
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He said the company remained confident about its long-term business prospects despite being added to the U.S. blacklist.
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Ambarella (AMBA) is among stocks that could be impacted by the U.S. move to blacklist Chinese artificial intelligence startups.
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In talks last month, the government said it would ask Washington to remove Mr. Sison from the terrorist blacklist.
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On the other hand, he watches TV series like "The Blacklist," and his I.Q. is 145, his father said.
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Mr. Yoo is the first former high-ranking official to speak out against Ms. Park's government over the blacklist.
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Mr. Yoo said that an early version of the blacklist he saw in June 2014 included hundreds of artists.
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There has been no official confirmation of a Chinese blacklist or a ban on South Korean artists and entertainers.
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A Federal blacklist introduced in 2012 to block sites that contained materials advocating drug abuse, suicide and child pornography.
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Shares of Broadcom have been under pressure after the U.S. government put Huawei on a trade blacklist last month.
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The Chinese firms on the U.S. blacklist include two tanker subsidiaries of state-owned shipping giant Cosco Shipping Corporation.
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The United States is lobbying other countries to reduce dealings with Huawei and threatened to blacklist other Chinese firms.
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Then when someone connects to a website, the tools prevent the browser from loading any element that matches their blacklist.
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That said, he didn't mention if it would be because, by then, everyone in Australia would be on the blacklist.
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Along with appearing on The Blacklist, 30 Rock and most recently Ray Donovan, Alda also launched a podcast last year.
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The company has taken a number of steps, including revamping its board, in the hope of escaping the U.S. blacklist.
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Both stocks resumed trading for the first time since they were suspended Tuesday shortly after the US blacklist was announced.
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In some cases, the caller threatens criminal fraud charges, an arrest warrant, and to "blacklist" the taxpayer's Social Security Number.
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Huawei has been put on a U.S. blacklist called the Entity List which restricts American firms selling the company products.
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In an attempt to circumvent this sort of situation for female founders at YC, the accelerator has an investor blacklist.
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EST, actors Ryan Eggold (The Blacklist) and Samira Wiley (Orange Is The New Black) announced the full list of nominations.
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Given its placement on the US government's blacklist, Huawei must now obtain government permission to do business with US companies.
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The United States has put Huawei on a blacklist that bans American companies from doing business with the Chinese firm.
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" Investigators recommended that USGS enforce a "strong blacklist policy" of known unauthorized websites and "regularly monitor employee web usage history.
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Government forces in Afghanistan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Somalia, Myanmar, South Sudan, Sudan, and Syria were named on the blacklist.
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"Yes we are integrated with GSMA which owns the international blacklist of smartphones," Freire wrote to me in an email.
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Censors do not appear to read all the books they ban—no surprise, since they blacklist about two per day.
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Kudlow said the administration has not removed Huawei from the blacklist that largely blocks the company from buying American products.
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Among them, according to The Wall Street Journal is removing Huawei from the U.S. blacklist and lifting all punitive tariffs.
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European Union finance ministers called this week for a blacklist of tax havens to be drawn up by next month.
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Those who are on the grey list could be moved to the blacklist if they do not honor their commitments.
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Huawei, for example, has been put on a U.S. blacklist that restricts American companies from selling to the Chinese firm.
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As Gizmodo previously reported, Facebook's trending section is run largely like a newsroom and curators can "inject" and "blacklist" topics.
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The United States put Huawei, the world's largest telecommunications equipment maker, on a blacklist in May, citing national security concerns.
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The applications should also still be viewed under a "presumption of denial" policy that applies to companies on the blacklist.
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More recently, Peter was featured on television series, including CSI: NY, Hawaii Five-O, The Blacklist, and Milo Murphy's Law.
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More recently, Peter was featured on television series, including CSI: NY, Hawaii Five-O, The Blacklist, and Milo Murphy's Law.
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And, importantly, the challenges to the travel ban so far haven't really touched on whether the indefinite blacklist is unconstitutional.
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The committee agreed to ban four ships from ports globally, while Washington postponed a bid to blacklist the remaining four.
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China also stepped up pressure on the North by barring one of the 31 ships on its transport ministry's blacklist.
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Any subsequent blacklist would require a consensus of miners, Buterin argues, which will never be an easy thing to arrange.
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Once [VPN providers] are on the blacklist, it's trivial for them to move to a new IP address and evade.
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The database, which some Israel officials have described as a blacklist, was viewed as a victory by the B.D.S. movement.
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The report said that Dragonfly would "blacklist sensitive queries," meaning no results would show when people searched certain banned terms.
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In addition, some U.N. agencies, such as the World Health Organization, actively blacklist business organizations from even observing their activities.
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Although Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei has been put on a trade blacklist by the U.S., its sales have been increasing.
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The launch comes as Huawei remains on a blacklist that prevents it from working with American software giants like Google.
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Huawei remains on an economic blacklist that prevents US companies and individuals from doing business with it without a license.
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Britain is resisting the inclusion of the Channel Islands and British overseas territories on an E.U. blacklist of tax havens.
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That's because Huawei has been on a US trade blacklist since May, and isn't permitted to do business with Google.
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" On Twitter, people are calling the actors "fascists" for the list, which they felt was reminiscent of a "Hollywood blacklist.
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In the western city of Nantes, prostitutes surveyed for the report said they now accepted clients they used to blacklist.
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It did not blacklist ships or companies from Russia, even though that country is suspected of supporting the illicit trade.
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Now, Mr. Jia is the highest-profile name on something else in China: an official online blacklist of credit defaulters.
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Over the years, academics have tracked predatory publishers with a blacklist, first published by Mr. Beall and now published anonymously.
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This year, the administration placed Huawei, the Chinese telecom equipment giant, on the blacklist, saying it posed national security concerns.
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Leo Hurwitz, a documentarian marginalized by the Hollywood blacklist, has three short films in the program from the early 1950s.
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Ambarella – Ambarella is among the stocks that could be impacted by the U.S. move to blacklist Chinese artificial intelligence startups.
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The four countries have since added dozens of individuals and entities to a blacklist they say are associated with Qatar.
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Y Combinator, a prominent incubator for Silicon Valley start-ups, is developing a blacklist of investors accused of inappropriate behavior.
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According to US officials, this the first time anyone has been sanctioned for doing business with people on this blacklist.
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The figures cited by the official indicate that nationwide the numbers removed from the blacklist could reach into the thousands.
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If Huawei really is a bad actor, let's get the proof out there and blacklist the hell out of it.
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Huawei's year went from bad to worse when the United States added the company to an export blacklist in May.
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However, standards have since improved and major carriers -- including Lion Air -- were gradually removed from the blacklist over the years.
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Those who are in the grey list could be moved to the blacklist if they do not honour their commitments.
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If you try to navigate to your forbidden websites — which you can whitelist or blacklist — you will kill your tree.
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Revelations about the blacklist have infuriated the public, prompting national introspection about South Korea's young democracy and its authoritarian past.
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Trump slammed Messing in response, calling the "Will & Grace" star a "bad" actress who was seeking to "blacklist" his supporters.
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But she could also end up on a tenant blacklist, making it difficult to find another apartment in the future.
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The firm was put on a U.S. blacklist last month that bars it from doing business with American tech firms.
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The United States has also called on the Security Council to blacklist 10 ships for circumventing sanctions on North Korea.
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I've found a voice through writing, and I'm less concerned about whether casting directors or theaters want to blacklist me.
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One of the items requested by a World Bank-funded school was a video management and facial recognition software system that can create a "blacklist face database that can be set and armed" so that "blacklist alarms can be performed when blacklisted individuals pass through" and the resulting images sent directly to Chinese police.
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Washington last month put Huawei on a blacklist that effectively blocks U.S. firms from doing business with the Shenzhen-based company.
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Tech stocks bounced Tuesday, after the Commerce Department said it would grant some temporary exceptions to the export blacklist against Huawei.
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He kept a blacklist of troublesome journalists and marshalled an electronic army of Twitter trolls that Saudi dissidents dubbed "the flies".
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Even without the blacklist, U.S. tech companies are concerned that higher tariffs will disrupt supply chains and lead to increased prices.
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"The Late Show," however, had about 4.6 million fewer viewers than NBC's "The Blacklist," which followed the Super Bowl last year.
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Meanwhile, at least one brand, Fiat Chrysler, said it adds fake news websites one by one to a blacklist it maintains.
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Shares in En+ plummeted after Deripaska and his main businesses were included on a U.S. sanctions blacklist in April this year.
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The European Commission wants to establish a common blacklist by the end of next year, and impose sanctions on listed countries.
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It has made blockbuster deals for NBC's The Blacklist, much of the programming on The CW, and old hits like Friends.
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London (CNN Business)Beijing is preparing a blacklist for foreign companies as trade tensions with the United States continue to escalate.
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The US Commerce Department placed Huawei on a trade blacklist last month, barring American firms from selling tech to the company.
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The main challenge for any international company, however, is vetting Iranian partners to ensure they are not on the U.S. blacklist.
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Individuals are barred from international travel and the assets of all entities and persons on the blacklist are to be frozen.
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Kolchinsky, in a separate lawsuit, had accused Moody's of trying to blacklist him from the industry in retaliation for his whistleblowing.
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A decision in May to blacklist the tech company created complications for its American suppliers, like Intel (INTC) and Micron (MICR).
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The U.S. administration recently added the firm to a trade blacklist that blocks it from buying U.S. technology without special approval.
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China slammed a decision by the U.S. government to blacklist Huawei and said it will take steps to protect its companies.
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Meanwhile, Trump administration's move to blacklist Chinese telecom company Huawei have added further pressure on trade tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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GOOGLE, RESPONDING TO REPORT SAYING CO SUSPENDS SOME BUSINESS WITH HUAWEI AFTER TRUMP BLACKLIST, SAYS CO COMPLYING WITH ORDER, REVIEWING IMPLICATIONS
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Most recently, the Trump administration added Huawei to a trade blacklist that blocks it from buying U.S. technology without special approval.
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He is now on trial for orchestrating a blacklist under Ms Park of 27.5,21980 artists deemed anti-government or left-leaning.
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Jurisdictions are removed from the blacklist when they address their main shortfalls and commit to further reforms to increase tax transparency.
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EU member states vetoed a blacklist prepared by the justice commissioner of 23 territories that facilitate money-laundering or terrorist financing.
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Trade tensions heightened last week after the United States decided to blacklist several Chinese companies involved in supercomputing with military applications.
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In 2017 the administration's "blacklist" gained roughly 1,000 new entries, almost 30% more than Barack Obama added in his last year.
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Last year it put about 1,000 entities on its "blacklist", almost 30% more than in Barack Obama's final year (see chart).
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And it's often unclear whether they're on a blacklist in the first place, let alone what kind of recourse is available.
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Earlier this week, the Journal reported that Huawei plans to lay off hundreds of employees as it remains on the blacklist.
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He will likely be deported and could be placed on a blacklist for trying to sneak into the United Arab Emirates.
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Jurisdictions are added to the tax haven blacklist if they have shortfalls in their tax rules that could favor tax evasion.
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To remove a site from either the whitelist or the blacklist, just delete it as you would in a text editor.
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But in the future, apps could identify sexists/racists/homophobes by their social media activity and preemptively blacklist them from joining.
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"We hope an agreement on the blacklist will be possible by the end of the year," he told a news conference.
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The EU has been working for more than a year on the common blacklist that would replace largely toothless national lists.
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In an effort to dampen controversy surrounding the report, the blacklist released in 13 by Guterres was split into two categories.
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JBS said the farm at the center of the allegations had never been included in the government's "blacklist" for slave labor.
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Countries judged to be falling short could be added to an FATF blacklist that restricts access to the global financial system.
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Meek Mill's claim the Cosmopolitan Hotel keeps a blacklist of black rappers is BS ... according to sources connected to the hotel.
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When I ask if people in Rotterdam ever talk about creating a blacklist, I get a resounding "yes" from De Jong.
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To avoid the blacklist, write to your landlord and ask for a rent reduction, explaining the stress this causes your family.
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"We're prepared to blacklist Russian ships to the extent there are Russian ships," he said at a briefing on the sanctions.
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France's finance minister, Michel Sapin, told Parliament the government was putting Panama back on a blacklist of havens for tax evaders.
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The blacklist had one immediate dramatic effect: Google would no longer be able to license its apps and services to Huawei.
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The main goal is not to deny contracts or to blacklist companies, as critics claim, but to rectify and prevent violations.
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Huawei was given its initial license in May after it was designated a national security threat and placed on a blacklist.
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According to the EU, it has also served as a tax haven, prompting the union to blacklist the country in 2015.
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Deripaska himself was included on the U.S. sanctions blacklist, along with Rusal and other businesses where he has a controlling stake.
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After she ran home, she told The Post, Mr. Preucil telephoned her and threatened to blacklist her if she told anyone.
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The families hoped that the terrorism blacklist could be used as leverage to gain the return of their missing family members.
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Speaking of Messing ... the President has locked in on her as his punching bag regarding the blacklist accusations, instead of McCormack.
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The trade blacklist bars American firms from selling tech and software to Huawei unless they get a license to do so.
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The United States, Britain and France proposed last week that the U.N. Security Council blacklist the head of JeM, Masood Azhar.
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Nonfiction WASN'T THAT A TIME The Weavers, the Blacklist, and the Battle for the Soul of America By Jesse Jarnow Illustrated.
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Márquez, 39, is on a United States Treasury Department blacklist of people it says have helped launder money for drug cartels.
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It is unclear to what degree the targets of the coming sanctions will overlap with the 21 on the visa blacklist.
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The event is effectively the first big handset launch since the embattled Chinese manufacturer was added to the U.S. trade blacklist.
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Washington's trade blacklist bars American firms from selling tech and software to Huawei unless they get a license to do so.
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He's been blacklisted once before, and it's not that much of an emotional, psychological or commercial leap to blacklist him again.
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"That's CNN embed @NoahGrayCNN who Corey Lewandowski threatened to blacklist if he didn't stay in the 'pen' last year," Tur tweeted.
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The Financial Action Task Force said Iran would stay on its blacklist, and called on member states to sanction the country.
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The blacklist action is a sign that strategic China hawks have become even more influential in the administration in recent weeks.
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On Monday, the U.S. government widened its net to add another 28 Chinese entities to a blacklist called the Entity List.
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However, standards have since improved and major carriers -- including Lion Air -- were gradually removed from the European blacklist over the years.
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In May, the U.S. added Huawei and its affiliates to a blacklist, halting its ability to do business with American companies.
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Qatar said that the new blacklist was "a disappointing surprise" and that it was doing all it could to fight extremism.
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The blacklist extended to 210 organizations and companies including SenseTime, Megvii, and Yitu, three of China's most valuable facial-recognition companies.
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Micron resumed some chip shipments to Huawei in June after finding some of its products did not fall under the blacklist.
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Executives were arrested in Canada and the company was added to a trade blacklist, only to be given a temporary reprieve.
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It's probably safe to assume the story will change somewhat for #WarGames, especially given Barlow's "YA Homeland" and "Teen Blacklist" characterizations.
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In 2009, U.S. authorities placed Tajideen on a sanction blacklist because of his alleged support for the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.
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Essentially a naming-and-shaming mechanism, the blacklist is one of the most politically sensitive documents published by the United Nations.
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An entry on Wednesday in the What's on TV highlights described the plot of the season premiere of "The Blacklist" incorrectly.
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The sanctions prohibit U.S. citizens or people in the United States from dealing with those on the blacklist, such as Sechin.
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Last month, the Trump administration added Huawei to an export blacklist that prevents US firms from supplying to Huawei without a license.
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A week ago, for example, Pence rowed back on Trump's blacklist of some media outlets, saying the campaign is discussing changing course.
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Last month, the U.S. government placed Huawei on a blacklist that restricted it from trading with U.S. companies without prior government approval.
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The lawsuit also accused Google of maintaining a secret blacklist of conservative media personalities who are not allowed inside the company's offices.
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But during the three years when the three were designated, the insurers failed to check the customers against OFAC's blacklist, OFAC said.
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A decision by the United States to put 1.23 Chinese entities on a blacklist may cast a shadow over the talks, though.
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She, along with several other North Korean officials, have been placed on a U.S. Treasury Dept blacklist for "severe human rights abuses."
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The actor will star in Crackle's new show Start Up, alongside Martin Freeman (Fargo), Edi Gathegi (The Blacklist) and Otmara Marrero (Graceland).
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The U.S. last week added Huawei to a trade blacklist, which puts curbs on its ability to do business with American firms.
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Saudis 'pressured' U.N. over blacklist This is an "irreversible and unconditional" decision, according to Saudi's Ambassador to the U.N., Abdullah al-Mouallimi.
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The move comes as Chinese companies face an increasingly hostile U.S. government, which has put several Chinese tech companies on a blacklist.
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It also suggests that Hong Kong's status as a respectable financial centre, not on any international tax blacklist, confers "legitimacy" on ORS.
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President Donald Trump's administration last week added Huawei to a trade blacklist that blocks it from buying U.S. technology without special approval.
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I understand why [the cast] wanted to distance themselves because that's how the blacklist works, and it's always Jewish people, excuse me.
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Adding to the conflict, Washington placed Huawei on a blacklist that limits U.S. companies from doing business with the Chinese tech giant.
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The Trump administration recently added the company to a trade blacklist, which has led to multiple suppliers distancing themselves from the firm.
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Meanwhile, China has launched its own blacklist of what it deems "unreliable entities" that could damage the interests of its domestic firms.
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The Trump administration announced on March 4 it would allow lawsuits by U.S. citizens against dozens of Cuban companies on Washington's blacklist.
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He's lived in the US in self-exile since last summer, and has been named on a Chinese government blacklist as well.
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Huawei's consumer business CEO Richard Yu told CNBC that the move was a result of the company being on the U.S. blacklist.
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The new sanctions will freeze the US assets of the targets and blacklist companies around the world that do business with them.
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More than 20183m people are on this blacklist; they have been denied more than 17m plane tickets and 5m for bullet trains.
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It was that position which led the U.S. Treasury Department to blacklist her last year for censorship and "severe human rights abuses".
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In its latest escalation against the telecommunications giant, the Trump administration moved in May to blacklist Huawei from readily accessing American products.
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China has not provided details about which companies would be included on its blacklist or what measures would be taken against them.
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It also cited the fact that Jia is on a debtor blacklist in China as a reason for hesitating on the payment.
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EU countries had planned for months to reach an agreement on a blacklist for tax havens by the end of this year.
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Washington placed Huawei on a trade blacklist on May 16, barring American companies from selling it software and components without a license.
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Like Kazemi's Two Headlines, Olivia Taters can also suffer from accidental racism even though she operates with a basic blacklist of slurs.
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The government placed ZTE on a blacklist that prevented U.S. companies from supplying the Chinese firm with various tech components and software.
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The organization keeps a blacklist of people—mostly trainers and coaches associated with PEDs—with whom athletes are not allowed to associate.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's government added Huawei to a trade blacklist last week, escalating trade tensions between the world's two biggest economies.
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Based on what De Jong writes on Facebook, it's clear that more restaurants are toying with the idea of creating a blacklist.
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A real blacklist with the names of all no-shows doesn't exist yet, but if the current trend continues, it could happen.
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FedEx is suing the United States Department of Commerce, claiming that it has been "essentially deputize[d]" to enforce its trade blacklist.
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Those that do not get blocked and put on the blacklist—on the assumption the call is from a dumb, fingerless robot.
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Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) will also continue updating its sanctions blacklist during the shutdown, separate Treasury guidance states[here].
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Under public pressure following the Panama Papers and other leaks of financial documents, EU governments agreed to set up a common blacklist.
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A Commission spokeswoman said on Tuesday that all EU states "fully comply" with the criteria set to establish the tax havens' blacklist.
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Air Madagascar said in a statement that its removal from the blacklist would allow it to proceed with seeking a strategic partner.
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Police used the sunglasses to check travelers and car registration plates against the government's blacklist before Parliament's annual meeting this past weekend.
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Meanwhile in the U.S., the trade blacklist is also impacting some of Huawei's most important chip suppliers, including Qualcomm, Intel and Xilinx.
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Fox was also included in the Bureau of Immigration's 'blacklist,' which bars her from re-entry into the country, according to PNA.
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Ri and Hong's roles have also been noted overseas, prompting the United Nations, the United States or South Korea to blacklist them.
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They're keeping the location under wraps, but guests can expect an open bar, a DJ, a GIF booth and "blacklist" themed items.
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Josh Berman (Blacklist, Bones, CSI) is writer and executive producer, and Allie Hagan (Suri's Burn Book) is writer and co-executive producer.
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In June, Trump contradicted the US Commerce Department's trade blacklist by announcing that US companies could continue to do business with Huawei.
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He worried that Freedom would discover his actions and blacklist him in the industry, and that the legal case would fall apart.
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He has been known to scream and curse at reporters with regularity, putting some on a "blacklist" for coverage he considers unfavorable.
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Angry passengers have become such a fixture of flying in China that the government has developed a blacklist for the dangerously unruly.
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Surgutneftegaz, whose chief executive Vladimir Bogdanov is already on a U.S. blacklist in a personal capacity, declined to respond to Reuters questions.
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Some American mobile networks also use Huawei gear, while other U.S. companies have said their revenue will be affected by the blacklist.
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And the administration placed five other Chinese entities on the same blacklist this month, including the computer maker Sugon and three subsidiaries.
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You can blacklist websites that are super distracting (I'm looking at you, Twitter) and whitelist ones that you specifically need for work.
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Researchers have recorded 45 blocked keywords related to the COVID-20183 outbreak — five of which were removed from its blacklist on Feb.
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However, it faces a number of headwinds, including being on the U.S. blacklist that restricts American firms from doing business with Huawei.
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Though welcomed by Palestinian leadership, the list prompted a furious response from Israeli leaders who denounced it as an anti-Israel 'blacklist.
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In addition to being one of the leading actors of his time, Douglas was an activist, particularly during the Hollywood Blacklist era.
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The Trump administration placed Huawei on a trade blacklist called an "entity list" in May 2019, designating it a national security risk.
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The administration placed the company on a blacklist last May that prevented products made in America from being shipped to the country.
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The blacklist is a way to publicly slap the wrist of affluent Chinese businesspeople and try to prevent them from spending recklessly.
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Bloomberg reported China remained open to signing a partial trade deal with the United States despite being put on the tech blacklist.
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The U.S. also placed several major Chinese technology companies on a blacklist that effectively bars them from doing business with American suppliers.
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Last year, it placed the company on a blacklist prohibiting U.S. companies from doing business with the firm without a special license.
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Earlier this year, Huawei was placed on a U.S. blacklist which stopped American firms doing business with the Chinese telecom networking giant.
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In one, in which Mr. Allen starred, Mr. Aiello was cast as a bookie in the 1950s blacklist drama "The Front" (1976).
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It can take a lot less time to set up networks of front companies than to track them down and blacklist them.
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This allows the government to "blacklist" a private company for labor violations as they attempt to secure a contract from the government.
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The military must now decide whether to work with Patten on a plan that would lead to their removal from the blacklist.
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While Huawei remains on an export blacklist, the Commerce Department on Monday allowed certain U.S. companies to continue doing business with it.
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While at Sony, the partners had a direct hand in developing hit shows like "Blacklist" on NBC and "The Goldbergs" at ABC.
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The Trump administration has put Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei on a blacklist that effectively prevents U.S. suppliers from selling to the firm.
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"They didn't have to order it from [punk mail order] Blacklist in San Francisco to find out about it," Hannah says now.
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Neither China's commerce ministry nor FedEx responded to Reuters requests for comment on the likelihood of FedEx being added to the blacklist.
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Gazprom itself is not under sanctions, but the inclusion of Miller on the blacklist could create complicated legal dilemmas for partner companies.
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Here's why Disney's decision to blacklist LA Times critics mattered, and the repercussions it could have in the entertainment industry and beyond.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration moved to blacklist Huawei in May, and Washington is piling pressure on European countries to follow suit.
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The US Commerce Department put Huawei on the "Entity List," which is essentially a trade blacklist, last week due to national security concerns.
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In June FATF, a global group of government anti-money-laundering agencies, decided to keep Iran on its blacklist of high-risk countries.
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Glenn Beck apparently just got back from either harassing women on the Internet or impersonating Nathan Fielder impersonating the dude from The Blacklist.
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Companies can buy risk assessments for users that detail whether they have paid their rent or utilities or appear on the court blacklist.
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The names of the artists on the blacklist have not been made public, although a leaked document included prominent, award-winning Korean writers.
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Washington had put Huawei on an export blacklist citing national security issues, barring U.S. suppliers from selling to the company without special approval.
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In December, Taobao, Alibaba's consumer website, was put back on the "notorious marketplaces" blacklist by the Office of the United States Trade Representative.
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Then your friends hear you are on the blacklist and, fearful that their scores might be affected, quietly drop you as a contact.
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While many countries have lambasted the ban, Muslim-majority nations not on the blacklist have remained largely silent -- with the exception of Pakistan.
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The company was put on a US blacklist back in May, preventing it from doing business with other US companies without government approval.
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He also said he was adding 46 additional Huawei affiliates that will be added to the Entity List, the so-called economic blacklist.
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Apple may have escaped the Consumer Reports blacklist, but it's doubtful today's tweaks will put an end to complaining about the MacBook Pro.
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At the time Patekar allegedly assaulted Dutta, his close friend Raj Thackeray had allegedly called on the Indian film industry to blacklist her.
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Gao, accused of attacking an airport official over a delay, was fined 200 renminbi and will remain on the blacklist for one year.
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It would also recognize faces on closed-circuit cameras and "generate alerts if a blacklist match is found," according to the tender document.
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Establishing a blacklist of sites can only go so far; there has to be active, persistent analysis on the part of the reader.
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The blacklist was only drawn up in December to discourage the most aggressive tax-dodging practices after several disclosures of off-shore schemes.
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The move came after President Donald Trump's latest action to blacklist Huawei, effectively halting its ability to buy American-made parts and components.
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Qatar said on Wednesday that the new blacklist was "a disappointing surprise" and that it was doing all it could to fight extremism.
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Most of these sites are supported by dodgy ads (the MPAA has persuaded many reputable brands to blacklist them from their ad buys).
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But Huawei depends on American chip technology to make its products, and the US government has just put Huawei on a blacklist anyway.
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Iraqi State TV had earlier cited Iraq's transport minister Kadhim al-Hamami saying the agency had removed the airline from a European blacklist.
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They have also asked to be removed from a U.N. blacklist under which senior leaders cannot travel freely and their assets are frozen.
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She was responsible for bringing popular TV shows to millions of homes including Desperate Housewives, Lost, The Blacklist, Masters of Sex and Outlander.
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In a second order last week, the Delhi city authority said that AB InBev should be put on a "blacklist" for three years.
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Jurisdictions that remain on the blacklist are American Samoa, Bahrain, Guam, the Marshall Islands, Namibia, Palau, Saint Lucia, Samoa, and Trinidad and Tobago.
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Kim is on a Treasury Department blacklist for human rights abuses, removal from which Sifton said is a likely concession Kim will seek.
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" Tarrant tells us, "Last year I set aside a small budget, went through my personal "blacklist" of unrealized projects, and picked this one.
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The U.S. has also put tech firm Huawei on a blacklist that effectively prevents American companies from selling to the Chinese telecommunications giant.
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You can help out other users by tagging and identifying new hotspots that you come across, and you can blacklist certain networks too.
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The Commerce Department has put Huawei on a blacklist that effectively bans the export of goods to the company from the United States.
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In another blow to the economy, the European Union in December included Tunisia on a blacklist of 17 jurisdictions it deemed tax havens.
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None of Indonesia's roughly 22017 airlines - most of them tiny - remain on the EU blacklist, with the last few coming off in June.
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Now, talks have broken down, both sides have issued new tariffs, and the U.S. has put China's telecom giant Huawei on a blacklist.
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The U.S. recently added Chinese telecoms giant Huawei to a trade blacklist, which puts curbs on its ability to do business in America.
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Indonesian regulator OJK produced a blacklist of 2115 banned fintech lenders in July and updated it in early September to 4303 banned platforms.
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Earlier this month Jia was placed on a Chinese debtor blacklist, and this week Chinese regulators ordered him to return to the country.
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Click the extension icon to open it, then use the icons to the side to add sites to the blacklist or the whitelist.
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The Financial Times reported that some 6.73 million people were on a blacklist that had been in use by the court since 2013.
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The US Department of Commerce placed Huawei on a trade blacklist earlier this month, effectively barring it from conducting business with American companies.
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The group, holding a five-day meeting, will decide on Friday whether to retain that, or blacklist it alongside Iran and North Korea.
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Pakistan, which blames arch-rival India for lobbying to blacklist it, is relying for support on friendly countries like China, Turkey and Malaysia.
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Here is a round up of actions taken by ratings agencies, index providers, clearing houses, banks and regulators in response to the blacklist.
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A non-compliant rating from the Global Forum would be grounds for being included on a international blacklist of countries considered as uncooperative.
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The U.S. government placed ZTE on a blacklist that prevented U.S. companies from supplying the Chinese firm with software and various hardware components.
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Beijing currently faces a dilemma in the decision to blacklist Azhar, according to Ananth Krishnan, a visiting fellow at research group Brookings India.
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Trump ended his blacklist of media organizations, announcing that news outlets banned from entering his events would again be allowed to cover him.
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That's of particular note given the Trump administration's efforts to blacklist Chinese gearmakers for either violating sanctions (ZTE) or spying on American citizens.
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Otherwise, Iran risked being returned to a blacklist of non-compliant countries that makes foreign investors and banks reluctant to deal with it.
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Companies on the blacklist will then be harassed with boycotts and negative publicity stunts unless and until they join in their attackers' boycotts.
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China Everbright is an investor in SenseTime, which is one of the firms that was added by Washington to the federal trade blacklist.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 6 (Reuters) - European Union finance ministers on Tuesday removed Namibia from the bloc's blacklist of tax havens, an EU statement said.
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In 2011, the country was added to the US "blacklist" of major drug transit countries, and it has remained on the list since.
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This is not to let Mr. Trump off the hook for his blacklist or his own failure to fly with his press corps.
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Commerce in May had put Huawei on a national security blacklist, effectively banning sales of U.S. technology, software and services to the firm.
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Ren has given conflicting statements over whether he'd talk to the president after Trump's administration placed Huawei on a trade blacklist in May.
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The UN Human Rights Council last year approved a resolution to establish a blacklist of companies operating or investing beyond the green line.
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In response to U.S. President Donald Trump's move to blacklist the Guards, Iran retaliated by designating CENTCOM as a terrorist organization in turn.
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President Trump's all but down for the count in his battle with Special Counsel Robert Mueller ... so says "The Blacklist" star Harry Lennix.
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Eventually, we will return to our collective senses, but apparently not before we have added even more names to our modern-day blacklist.
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But while the aforementioned idea of a blacklist is already wildly unpopular, the rest of Camuso's website seems to fill a great need.
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There is no official way to remove yourself from the blacklist, but you can alert the bureaus to any false or incomplete information.
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In May, Washington placed Huawei on a blacklist that prohibits American firms from doing selling parts to the Chinese telecommunications giant without permission.
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Huawei, which is the world's largest telecommunications equipment maker and a leading smartphone brand, has been on a US trade blacklist since May.
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The blacklist has obvious repercussions for Huawei, blocking it from buying parts from important US suppliers, such as Google (GOOG) and Intel (INTC).
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These include a real-time report with coronavirus news and updates as well as the ability to blacklist countries and continents for bookings.
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THE ARTS An entry on Wednesday in the What's on TV highlights described the plot of the season premiere of "The Blacklist" incorrectly.
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Context: The announcement of the new entrants to the blacklist will likely put a chill on trade talks set to begin this week.
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John Mitnick, the homeland security general counsel who often raised legal concerns about Mr. Trump's immigration policies, was also on Mr. Miller's blacklist.
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Dan Lipinski (D-Ill.), one of the most conservative House Democrats, lost four consultants within a month of the introduction of the blacklist.
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The EU blacklist is based on lists drawn up by regional fisheries management organisations worldwide, from the North Atlantic to waters around Antarctica.
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But last week, China criticized a decision by the United States to blacklist North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for human rights abuses.
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Negotiations continued also after the United States put more than two dozen Chinese companies and organizations on a blacklist over human rights concerns.
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On Tuesday the Trump administration took further steps to isolate Iran economically, placing the governor of its central bank on a terrorist blacklist.
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The U.S. is moving to blacklist several Chinese firms behind facial recognition technology that officials say Beijing is using against China's Muslim minorities.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry told Sputnik, a Russian government-owned news agency on Tuesday, however, that Mr. Johnson is on a government blacklist.
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Under the terms of the trade blacklist, that license comes with the presumption of denial, meaning it's normally all but impossible to obtain.
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The Chinese technology giant has been put on a U.S. blacklist known as the Entity List which restricts its access to American technology.
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That followed a Monday move to blacklist 28 Chinese companies alleged to be involved in surveillance and detention of minority groups in China.
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The official said it was the first time anyone has been sanctioned for doing business with people on the blacklist of Russian operatives.
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The goal of expanding the blacklist, the administration official said, was to make people "think twice" about doing business with anyone on it.
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Huawei, the world's largest telecommunications company and a leading smartphone brand, has been on a US trade blacklist for more than six months.
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The FCC's decision will prohibit American carriers from using federal subsidies to buy products from any businesses found on a new FCC blacklist.
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Washington placed the company on a trade blacklist in May, barring American companies from selling the company software and components without a license.
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Officials, including the special prosecutor in the case, Park Young-soo, have confirmed the existence of the blacklist but have not released it.
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The Chinese telecommunications equipment maker was put on a U.S. blacklist earlier this year, which has restricted the company's access to U.S. technology.
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The coalition had been briefly added to the U.N. blacklist last year and removed by then-Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon pending review.
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Huawei has had a tough year as the United States placed the company on a blacklist in May — the so-called Entity List.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry told Sputnik, a Russian government-owned news agency on Tuesday, however, that Mr. Johnson is on a government blacklist.
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" Details: The NRA alleges the move violates its freedom of speech for political reasons and attempts to "blacklist anyone linked to the NRA.
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The Chinese government also said it was assembling its own blacklist of "unreliable" companies that would have trouble operating in the Chinese market.
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Two days earlier, the Chinese government threatened to put American companies and individuals on a blacklist if they stopped supplying their Chinese partners.
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On Thursday, China blocked a U.S. effort at the United Nations to blacklist six foreign-flagged ships, a U.N. Security Council diplomat said.
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Tmall, which is Alibaba's online retailer that brings branded goods to shoppers, was immune from the blacklist, and so was Tmall's direct rival JD.com.
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When The Blacklist star Megan Boone welcomed her first child, daughter Caroline, last April, her small New York City apartment was inundated with gifts.
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Operators that don't take action quickly to fix "untrustworthy behavior" risk being placed on a blacklist and having their names published on government websites.
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In addition to the 35 "diplomats" being asked to leave the US, the new sanctions blacklist specifically names five Russian organizations and six individuals.
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The coalition's removal from the blacklist prompted angry reactions from human rights groups, which accused Ban of caving in to pressure from powerful countries.
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The episode is more like a standalone film than a regular Blacklist episode, featuring none of the regular blacklisters but guest starring Famke Janssen.
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The Enright Company represented both Spader and the buyer in the transaction, and had previously sold the home to the Blacklist actor in 2004.
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Last month, the Trump administration added Huawei to an export blacklist that prevents US companies from supplying to the Chinese firm without a license.
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The US Semiconductor Industry Association said last week that chipmakers would be able to sell some products to Huawei without violating the export blacklist.
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Indian efforts to add Jaish leader Masood Azhar to a U.N. Security Council blacklist of al Qaeda-linked terrorists have been blocked by China.
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Beijing has repeatedly criticized the US-led campaign against Huawei, and called the addition of the company to the trade blacklist a political move.
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U.S. officials have said the Treasury Department retains a right under the nuclear deal to blacklist Iranian entities suspected of involvement in missile development.
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The Trump administration also put Chinese telecom giant Huawei on a blacklist that prevents it from buying from American companies without U.S. government permission.
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They were added to a blacklist of of groups violating children's rights in armed conflict, before dropping off the list again earlier this week.
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The Trump administration has put Huawei on a blacklist, warning its equipment poses security risks because it could open a backdoor for Chinese spying.
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The U.S. has targeted Huawei by putting the company on a blacklist that restricts its access to U.S. technology — on which it heavily relies.
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It's the first product launch the company has cancelled as a result of being put on a blacklist restricting its access to U.S. technology.
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Huawei was then put on a blacklist that requires American firms to get permission to sell to the Chinese networking equipment and smartphone giant.
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Washington also placed Huawei on a blacklist for national security concerns, which limits American firms' ability to do business with the Chinese tech giant.
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That comes as Huawei, which relies on American suppliers for components and software in some of its products, remains on a Washington trade blacklist.
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The United States has put him on a sanctions blacklist as a member of Putin's inner circle culpable for Russia's military intervention in Ukraine.
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Trump's decision to blacklist Huawei reportedly forced semiconductor companies to cut ties with the Chinese telecom and caused a sell-off in chip stocks.
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The host said he only expects a partial rollback on the blacklist that President Donald Trump issued on the Chinese telecommunications giant last month.
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In particular, the U.S. placed Huawei on a blacklist, making it more difficult for the Chinese tech giant to do business with American companies.
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The island had been included on the blacklist in March as its tax rules and practices were deemed not in line with EU standards.
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Amid elevated U.S.-China trade tensions, Washington last week added Huawei to a blacklist that curbs its ability to do business with American firms.
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You can set up a blacklist of sites that really should have no business playing audio while leaving the option open for other tabs.
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Huawei was placed by Washington on a blacklist in mid-May that effectively blocks U.S. firms from doing business with the Shenzhen-based firm.
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Jurisdictions are added to the tax haven blacklist if they have shortfalls in their tax rules that could favour tax evasion in other states.
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The EU blacklist originally comprised 17 jurisdictions, including the EAU, but shrank to five after most listed states committed to change their tax rules.
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It has taken steps to blacklist jihadi sites that "apologize for terrorism", but stopped short of using such laws to censor major Internet services.
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"There are hawks within the administration, based on national security reasons, they at least want to keep Huawei" on the trade blacklist, Wu said.
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The move comes after the United States placed Huawei on a trade blacklist, barring US businesses from selling tech and components to the company.
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Jurisdictions are added to the tax haven blacklist if they have shortfalls in their tax rules that could favor tax evasion in other states.
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In December 2017 the EU drew up a blacklist of jurisdictions whose tax rules and practices are deemed not in line with its standards.
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The EU blacklist originally comprised 17 jurisdictions, including the UAE, but shrank to five after most listed states committed to change their tax rules.
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Midseason: New dramas Taken, Midnight, Texas, Emerald City and The Blacklist: Redemption, as well as freshmen comedies Great News, Trial & Error, Powerless and Marlon.
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The editors can "inject" newsworthy topics under certain guidelines and can also "blacklist" duplicate topics or those not related to a real-world event.
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It will be up to Guterres to decide whether to return the Saudi-led coalition to a child rights blacklist annexed to the report.
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Saudi Arabia's U.N. mission said in a statement on Wednesday that there was "no justification whatsoever" for including the coalition's name on the blacklist.
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"If China doesn't give us some signs of good faith, I wouldn't expect to see an end to, say, the Huawei blacklist," Cramer said.
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In May, the U.S. placed Huawei on a blacklist, which forced American companies to get special licenses to do business with the Chinese firm.
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He has also eased security policies, striking some 16,000 people off a blacklist of potential extremists and dissidents, and releasing several prominent political prisoners.
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The Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control added Bin Laden and al-Banna to its list of specially designated nationals, a counterterrorism blacklist.
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He said if the company is kept on a blacklist in August by Washington, it has "a plan B" to guarantee supplies of components.
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Late last month Washington threatened to blacklist Zarif, a move that could impede any U.S. effort to use diplomacy to resolve disagreements with Tehran.
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The blacklist was set up to discourage the use of shell structures abroad, which in many cases are legal but may hide illicit activities.
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His trial was held in secret by an Iranian Revolutionary Court judge who has been placed on a European Union blacklist for rights abuses.
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"The Blacklist" actress Megan Boone is apologizing for "glorifying" assault weapons, saying her character on the show will never be seen with one again.
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Schumer and Cotton made the connection explicit in their letter, saying that putting Huawei on a Commerce Department blacklist was an appropriate first step.
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"Fortunately, there are many very capable people who did not sign or speak out and so should not be on any blacklist," he added.
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Mr. Azhar's inclusion on the Security Council's Islamic State and Al Qaeda blacklist comes with a travel ban and a freeze on his assets.
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A group of 600 affected workers from a blacklist of over 3,000 workers, including teachers and postal staff, brought legal action against the companies.
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Washington also last month put Huawei on a blacklist that effectively blocks U.S. firms from doing business with the Shenzhen-based telecoms equipment maker.
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With his large Twitter following, he helped create a blacklist of the crown prince's enemies and then marshaled mass social media attacks against them.
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Most, if not all, states keep a blacklist of words or acronyms that may embarrass or offend other motorists, like ASS, XXX or WTF.
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Next is Kuwait, whose 61 cases also largely stem from a film blacklist, followed by China, whose 20 incidents cover a variety of media.
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Since the White House added Huawei to a trade blacklist last week, several companies have suspended business with the world's largest telecom equipment maker.
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A: Any tenant named in a Housing Court nonpayment or holdover case will probably end up on what is known as the tenant blacklist.
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"The blacklist will make it harder for you to find another apartment, but not impossible," said Samuel Himmelstein, a Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants.
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He got on a little too well with Hamas, the Palestinian Islamist organization that the European Union continues to blacklist as a terrorist group.
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Chinese students who are seen with political dissidents like me or dare to publicly challenge Chinese government policies can be put on a blacklist.
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He announced at the time that the United States was putting 21 Saudis on a visa blacklist or canceling visas that they already held.
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Citing national security concerns, Washington placed the Chinese company on a blacklist that effectively bans U.S. companies from selling to it without special licenses.
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Huawei invested $500 million in Futurewei in 2018 and had planned to invest $600 million in 2019 before it was placed on the blacklist.
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Pakistan's Interior Ministry said Colonel Hall was on a "blacklist" and was not allowed to leave because of the criminal case pending against him.
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The Trump administration announced on Monday that it would add 28 more entities to that blacklist, including some of China's leading artificial intelligence firms.
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Pakistani government officials portrayed the country's exclusion from the blacklist as an acknowledgment of Prime Minister Imran Khan's seriousness to move against militant groups.
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Cramer warned that the blacklist, along with the visa ban on some Chinese officials, could stall trade talks, which would ensure that the Oct.
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Forty-three percent of respondents said that they would go so far as to "blacklist" such candidates and suppress their names from resume searches.
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This might not be effective in getting you off the blacklist, but, at the very least, it shows you tried to make things right.
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One of the individuals on Wednesday's sanctions list, Abdula Wahaba al-Humayqani, and one of the entities, Rahmah Charitable, are part of that blacklist.
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Firms would deny insurance for vessels on a European Union blacklist of ships involved in illegal, unregulated and unreported (IUU) fishing around the world.
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Nestle (NSRGF) has committed to using 100% responsibly sourced palm oil by 2020, and to blacklist companies that do not comply with its policies.
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Mr. Trump included Iran on the blacklist of Muslim-majority countries subject to his proposed visa ban, which is currently blocked in the courts.
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The eastern African archipelago of the Seychelles was added to the blacklist because it has an "harmful preferential tax regime," the EU document said.
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A global dirty money watchdog on Friday placed Iran on its blacklist after the country failed to comply with international anti-terrorism financing norms.
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Ahead of trade negotiations in Washington this week, the U.S. government widened its trade blacklist to include some of China's top artificial intelligence startups.
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Those expectations lowered amid U.S. visa restrictions on Chinese officials and the addition of more Chinese companies to a U.S. trade blacklist this week.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo also expanded that blacklist Thursday, adding the names of 33 Russians to bring the total roster to 72 people.
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It was on track to overtake Samsung as the No. 1 seller of smartphones this year, until it landed on a US trade blacklist.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration has also put Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei on blacklist which effectively prevents the company from buying from U.S. suppliers.
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Washington also placed the company on a trade blacklist in May, barring American companies from selling the company software and components without a license.
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The company was in May placed on a US government blacklist, prohibiting most companies from doing business with it because of national-security concerns.
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As the world's second largest purveyor of arms after the US, Russia has clients worldwide who buy from firms now on the sanctions blacklist.
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Jurisdictions set to remain on the blacklist are American Samoa, Bahrain, Guam, the Marshall Islands, Namibia, Palau, Saint Lucia, Samoa, and Trinidad and Tobago.
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As the dispute intensified, the U.S. placed Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei on a blacklist that barred the company from purchasing parts from American suppliers.
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On Friday, the U.S. Treasury Department added four firms and nine ships to its blacklist, some of which it said carried oil to Cuba.
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Last month, Chinese tech giant Huawei was placed on a U.S. blacklist that required American firms to obtain government permission to sell to the company.
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Since the White House added Huawei to a trade blacklist last week, several global companies have suspended business with the world's largest telecoms equipment maker.
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It follows the Trump administration's decision to put the company on a blacklist that restricts its access to U.S. technology — on which it heavily relies.
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The brand – named after Boone's daughter and her The Blacklist character's child – includes organic, unisex onesies in navy and white with adorable, illustrated animal prints.
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That came after Washington last month put Huawei on a blacklist that effectively blocks U.S. firms from doing business with the Chinese telecoms equipment giant.
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It can be difficult to tell who's legit and who isn't—scientists used to have access to Jeffrey Beall's blacklist, which Beall no longer maintains.
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Moss, who's a member of the Homeland Security Advisory Council, has been told that the fundraiser earned him a spot on the Trump administration's blacklist.
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European Union finance ministers last year adopted a blacklist of 17 jurisdictions deemed to be tax havens in a step to counter worldwide tax avoidance.
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The administration of President Donald Trump announced on March 4 it would allow lawsuits by U.S. citizens against dozens of Cuban companies on Washington's blacklist.
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From there, though, the show shifts into the mode of a more conventional espionage thriller -- NBC's "The Blacklist" or "Blindspot," under a marketing-friendly moniker.
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Weinstein did not blacklist Mira Sorvino, and was in fact working with her during the timeframe in question on Mimic, the Guillermo Del Toro film.
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Commerce put the telecom equipment maker on a national security blacklist in May, effectively banning sales of U.S. technology, software and services to the firm.
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But just four weeks on the US trade blacklist is hitting the company hard, hurting its smartphone business and eroding its dominance in 5G equipment.
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Since the White House added Huawei to a trade blacklist last week, several global companies have suspended business with the world's largest telecom equipment maker.
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It was a major victory for a director who, just four years earlier, was on a blacklist in his home country for being too liberal.
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The background: Iran was on FATF's blacklist and subject to countermeasures that all but shut Iran off from licit international finance from 2008 through 2016.
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The United States is adding eight Chinese technology companies to its trading blacklist, barring some major producers of surveillance equipment from working with American companies.
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He's had plenty through his campaign, even operating an informal blacklist that included the Times and other outlets, such as the Washington Post and Politico.
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Vincent Pang, Huawei's senior vice president and head of corporate communications, said the executive order and blacklist had transcended the boundaries of normal market competition.
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Huawei was placed on a U.S. trade blacklist in May that bans the sale of U.S. parts and components to the company without special licenses.
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Its home market has become more crucial to Huawei as its international business has been hit by a U.S. trade blacklist imposed in mid-May.
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The U.S. government has also angered China by putting Huawei on a blacklist that would ban U.S. companies from doing business with the Chinese firm.
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Even as details remain sparse at the moment, many Silicon Valley giants appear to fit the bill of the companies China wants on its blacklist.
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The company has won 11 5G contracts since the blacklist was put in place out of a total of 50 bagged so far, he said.
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All of them allow you to maintain your own personal blacklist of numbers that might be bothering you and whitelist those you want getting through.
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News curators also have the power to "deactivate" (or blacklist) a trending topic—a power that those we spoke to exercised on a daily basis.
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The Chinese technology giant was placed on a U.S. blacklist that required American firms to get permission from the government before selling anything to Huawei.
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President Donald Trump's administration recently added Huawei to a trade blacklist that means it can't buy U.S. technology before gaining special approval from the government.
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But Microsoft didn't want multiple applications to decode the same stream—thus degrading PC performance—so it made the seemingly drastic decision to blacklist codecs.
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The U.S. kept North Korea on its terrorism blacklist for two decades after the 1987 bombing of a South Korean airliner that killed 115 people.
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Washington has placed Huawei on a blacklist, while Beijing introduced an "unreliable entities list" — which identifies foreign companies deemed as a risk to Chinese firms.
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In particular, the U.S. placed Huawei on a blacklist which made it more difficult for the Chinese tech giant to do business with American companies.
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A council diplomat told Reuters that there were no objections to the proposed removal of the ship from the U.N. blacklist by the 3 p.m.
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"We only carry out the duties as her name is listed on the government&aposs blacklist, so we have to refuse her entry," said Aris.
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The inclusion of Huawei on an export blacklist means the Chinese company can no longer source software or components from US suppliers without a license.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union will blacklist eight more Russians over a stand-off with Ukraine in the Azov Sea, diplomatic sources said on Friday.
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In recent years, he has appeared on the TV shows Entourage, The Blacklist, Celebrity Apprentice and Raising Hope, as well as Woody Allen's Blue Jasmine.
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The NRSC doesn't work with campaign vendors who help primary challenges to incumbent senators, so anyone siding with Brooks could get put on that blacklist.
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The United States, Britain and France initially asked the Security Council's Islamic State and al Qaeda sanctions committee, which operates by consensus, to blacklist Azhar.
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The Trump administration put Huawei on a blacklist in May, citing national security concerns, barring U.S. chipmakers and software companies from supplying the Chinese firm.
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It went on to wage an insurgency against the Turkish state that earned it a place on Ankara, Washington, and the European Union's terror blacklist.
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JUBA (Reuters) - South Sudan's President Salva Kiir has fired his finance minister and a senior military official on a U.N. blacklist, a presidential decree said.
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Last month, the government of Shavkat Mirziyoyev, a former prime minister who has succeeded Karimov, removed some 16,000 people, including Raufkhon, from its security blacklist.
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Fondi said UAE authorities would receive a letter from the EU in coming days detailing what they could do to be removed from the blacklist.
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" According to her, the blacklist wasn't all that official, "more like a way to channel frustration and notify each other of people we couldn't trust.
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Last month, Washington expanded its blacklist to include a number of Chinese surveillance firms including Hikvision, one of the world's biggest companies for such technology.
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Since Monday, the actress, best known for her role on NBC's The Blacklist, took to her Twitter page to speak up on this important issue.
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Citing national security interests, Washington placed Huawei on a blacklist — a move that restricts American firms from doing business with the Chinese telecom equipment maker.
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Beijing is seeking relief from U.S. tariffs and a follow-through on the president's pledge to lift a blacklist on the Chinese tech giant Huawei.
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Conversely, only 28500 percent of respondents agree with the decision to blacklist Fox News from hosting a debate, while 6900 percent of respondents are undecided.
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In May, the U.S. added Huawei and its affiliates to a blacklist, the so-called Entity List, and said the company was a security risk.
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It would also blacklist senior Russian political figures or oligarchs identified under the law, preventing them from entering the United States and blocking their assets.
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South Korea announced it will blacklist senior North Korean officials, while Japan said it will ban any ship that has called at North Korean ports.
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In May 2019, Huawei was placed on a US trade blacklist, preventing US companies from doing business with Huawei without permission from the US government.
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If Huawei doesn't get off the US blacklist, the company's smartphone business eventually risks suffering the same fate as Microsoft's Windows Phone outside of China.
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The extent to which Huawei will be hurt by the U.S. government's blacklist is not yet known as its global supply chain assesses the impact.
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With just three days until "The Blacklist" was scheduled to break for the holidays, James Spader was sounding, well, a little out of this world.
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Ahead of the talks, America increased the pressure on China by adding more Chinese companies to its trade blacklist, including startups working in artificial intelligence.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Tuesday said that "timing couldn't have been worse" for the Trump administration to add dozens more Chinese companies to its blacklist.
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Huawei: The Trump administration will allow some companies to sell to Huawei, weeks after placing the Chinese telecommunications company on a blacklist for security reasons.
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The move raised questions about the scope of the social media giant's security blacklist and its policy toward people associated with the infamous data firm.
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The Financial Action Task Force, a Paris-based monitoring group, had given Iran a February deadline to approve antiterrorism legislation or remain on the blacklist.
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On her way home, she was stopped at a roadside checkpoint and an actual alarm went off, likely signifying she was on a government blacklist.
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Smith last month in an interview with Bloomberg Businessweek said that Microsoft has asked U.S. regulators to explain the decision to blacklist Huawei multiple times.
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Smith last month in an interview with Bloomberg Businessweek said that Microsoft has asked U.S. regulators to explain the decision to blacklist Huawei multiple times.
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Huawei is the second-biggest smartphone maker in the world and is dominant in mobile network equipment, so the implications of the blacklist were huge.
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The seven people added to the blacklist on Tuesday include Yuri Gotsanyuk, named prime minister of Crimea's pro-Russian regional government after the 2019 election.
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Prospects for progress at the talks were dimmed after the United States placed 28 Chinese public security bureaus and companies on a U.S. trade blacklist.
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President Donald Trump's move to blacklist Chinese tech companies is threatening to derail what could be the first Chinese artificial intelligence firm to go public.
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It placed another 28 entities on the trade blacklist, alleging they have been implicated in human rights violations related to minority Muslims in northwest China.
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He was convicted of ordering presidential staff members and Culture Ministry officials to draw up the blacklist and of lying about it during parliamentary hearings.
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On October 7th another eight Chinese companies were added to the blacklist, including those working on things useful to AVs, like computer vision (see article).
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Washington expanded its blacklist in October to include a number of Chinese surveillance firms like Hikvision, one of the world's biggest companies for such technology.
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But in May, the Trump administration added Huawei to a blacklist banning U.S. companies from selling it technology without first obtaining a U.S. government license.
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The administration placed Huawei on a blacklist in May, preventing U.S. firms from conducting business with the telecommunications giant unless they obtain a specific license.
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Until recently, the only credit scoring system was a blacklist of sorts, with unpaid balances listed on a register and removed once they were resolved.
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The indictment came ahead of a world financial watchdog meeting early next year to decide whether to blacklist Pakistan on failure to curb terror financing.
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Not long after those suits were filed, the US government added Huawei to a trade blacklist that restricts American companies from selling products to Huawei.
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When Kennedy sneaked out of the White House in February 1961 to see "Spartacus" at a theater, that endorsement signaled the end of the blacklist.
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These rural firms have warned for months that the Trump administration's move to put Huawei and ZTE on the trade blacklist could upend their operations.
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Actions included putting 28 Chinese companies and agencies, including some major up-and-coming Chinese firms involved in artificial intelligence, on a U.S. export blacklist.
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But earlier this year, Huawei was placed on a U.S. blacklist, known as the "Entity List" which restricts American firms from doing business with it.
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Shows like The Blacklist or Chicago Fire or The Voice aren't terrible television, by any means, but they lack a personal voice or artistic spark.
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The Security Council North Korea sanctions committee, which operates by consensus, agreed at the request of the United States, to blacklist the ships on Oct.
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