The siblings all bring over their spouses and children immediately, and the spouses (in orange, maroon, navy, and teal) can (upon naturalization) petition to bring over their own parents and siblings.
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The visiting kid's other parent offers to bring over dinner. Yay!
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I leave C. detailed instructions with what to bring over later.
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Maybe bring over her children, she has a son and daughter.
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"People from the neighborhood bring over their own grape pulp," Kosta says.
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Apple News+ is designed to bring over 300 magazines under one subscription.
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It's unclear whether Sanders will be able to bring over his supporters.
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We have this rule where we can't bring over people we're dating.
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Send the takeout food you were planning to bring over post-birth anyway.
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There's also Uplay compatibility to bring over your friends list, leaderboards and even multiplayer.
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Our friends would bring over some candles and televisions and we'd smash the televisions.
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Also they had to find a guy to bring over a truckload of fuel.
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I bring over the pesto I made earlier, as well as leaves from my garden.
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The AfCFTA has the potential to bring over 1.2bn people together into the same market.
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Whenever she orders makeup and doesn't like it, she saves it to bring over for us.
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And we had many ideas leftover that we were able to bring over to Splatoon 2.
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However, the YouTube Music team has dragged its feet at promises to bring over that functionality.
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As always, there's a catch, the size of which depends on what smartphone you bring over.
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Those siblings bring over their spouses, who subsequently petition for their own parents and siblings, etc.
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That made it a smooth process for Geico to bring over its existing software, Larguet said.
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Backers hope those will bring over enough votes to take the bill across the finish line.
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With Marzipan, Apple is looking to bring over the UIKit framework to Macs, meaning that developers will — in theory — be able to bring over a version of their applications that will run on Macs, without having to completely rewrite them from scratch for the AppKit user interface.
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How much wine would we be able to bring over from France if we leave the EU?
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"Something I can bring over from my drag racing is my reactions at standing starts," says Holbrook.
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Market estimates of current storage rates suggest the tanks can bring over $500 million in annual revenue.
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LIESMAN: WHAT WOULD BE THE THING THAT WOULD BRING OVER THE TOP, IS IT THE INFLATION RATE?
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"They had to bring over water and stuff to me and wipe sweat off my head," he said.
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To date, the group has helped bring over 30,000 migrants to shore in its seven months of operation.
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"I asked them to bring over the most beautiful display cake they had in their window," she said.
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Corporations have already used ISDS to bring over 700 lawsuits against more than 100 governments around the world.
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"They had to bring over water and stuff to me and wipe sweat off my head," Krytzer recalls.
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He texted his assistant, Volney, asking him to bring over a laptop and call them up on YouTube.
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Players will also be able to bring over their mobile progress to the console versions with their Bethesda accounts.
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He will bring over 10 years of credit experience to convertible bonds after previous positions at PIMCO and UBS.
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Apple also just purchased Intel's 5G modem business and, upon the transaction's closing, will bring over 2,200 Intel employees.
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I bring over some quinoa I have lying around, and we stop at Whole Foods for shrimp and veggies.
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Two classes of EU citizens will be created in the UK.Right to bring over family members will be restricted.
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That means, on average, a house that sold for, say, $200,20043 in 2012 would bring over $300,000 in September.
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When my father was dying, my grandmother asked if she could bring over his favorite food, which was lobster.
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VICE Games: When working on this raid how did you consider what elements of NieR's combat to bring over?
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In fact, it's running a proprietary version 5.4 operating system that will likely make future applications easy to bring over.
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Code-named "Marzipan," this project enables developers to bring over UIKit apps (that is, iOS and tvOS apps) to macOS.
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Kalanick testified that he didn't hire Levandowski for access to trade secrets or information he could bring over from Waymo.
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We'll occasionally bring over people like Waka Flocka Flame, 2Chainz and Mac Miller, but it's usually just a UK thing.
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Alternatively, some plans have a carry-over provision, which lets you bring over up to $500 into the next year.
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You can't transfer literally everything, but you can bring over your contacts, messages, photos and videos, calendars, and email accounts.
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Ford engineers had a good place to start with the new Ranger, but they couldn't just bring over the global model.
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They are on the upswing now, after being awful for many years, so maybe DePodesta can bring over some good vibes.
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Still, the music company's pretty psyched that it was able to bring over some key stylistic elements, including fonts and such.
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Are there any plans for AXS to bring over Wrestle Kingdom or is this strictly from house shows and smaller events?
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They bring over the rest of the colony by simply picking up their sisters and hauling them to their new home.
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She described a friend who tried to bring over sleeping pills but couldn't find them so instead brought their dog's Prozac.
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It's a conventional and safe pick that just might bring over those undecided voters who are afraid of the unconventional Trump style.
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As Oklahoma's attorney general, Pruitt worked with these companies to bring over a dozen lawsuits against the EPA and undo environmental regulations.
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Most U.S. officials here, even those in the military who apparently will not be able to bring over wives, give their approval.
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So while it may bring over new visitors, getting them sign up or return after the stream is over is no guarantee.
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On Sundays, her mother and sister-in-law bring over their Blue Apron meal kits, and they cook a dinner party together.
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It's too early to know exactly how T-Mobile will bring over Sprint customers and how the transition between cellular plans will work.
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You're welcome to bring the baby to our place, or we could throw together a meal that we can bring over to yours.
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The project, Hellenikon, is part of a bigger plan to bring over 1.5 million Chinese tourists to Greece during the next five years.
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Bring over the bottles of Champagne and orange juice and have yourself the kind of brunch that requires a three-hour nap afterward.
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Anwar's father has been working illegally in Penang since 2471 and paid smugglers to bring over his son, daughter and wife by boat.
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Fire hydrants near the museum didn't have water in them and the fire department lamented having to bring over water from a nearby pond.
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Many colonies have a calendar made up in the beginning of the summer with lots of entertainment — they bring over comedians, musicians, mentalists, ventriloquists.
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A pony the couple was able to bring over from a nearby stable, whom all the kids got to meet during the sweet event.
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The next month, Sweden started to toughen up on asylum-seekers, introducing restrictions on the right of under-18s to bring over family members.
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If IF Sanders wing can bring over black D's In some respects, the comparison between these Sanders supporters and the Tea Party is overstated.
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Twice per month, I travel five hours to Sonora to cross the border and bring over as many sacks of flour as I can.
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He then "expressed sympathy for the 'orphans of the world'" but, in the same breath, worried children would eventually want to bring over families.
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He needed to save up to replace stolen identity documents and buy airline tickets to bring over his two children, still in Sierra Leone.
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Some tech firms have experienced delays of up to 18 months for foreign hires whom they might otherwise have been able to bring over swiftly.
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What you can't bring over from one Switch to another is save files, which are stored internally and can't be copied onto the microSD card.
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Located in the middle of the ocean, they attract the perfect conditions for the filter feeders, which thrive in strong currents that bring over food.
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Clinton's supporters say those changes helped their efforts to bring over Sanders voters -- but that her effectiveness relies on a wide margin of support in November.
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If I'm crouched in the bushes, whistle to bring over a guard, and don't time the kill just right, they will see me and and attack.
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A progressive who has been a longtime critic of globalization, he might also bring over some Sanders supporters who are considering staying home on Election Day.
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And while we all appreciate it when our neighbors bring over homemade cookies, we'd also like to get through December still fitting into our cute jeans.
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Assuming that they're complying with the program, they've tried to recruit US workers for these jobs but they won't apply, so they bring over foreign workers.
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Today, Viet Kieu enjoy tax breaks, relaxed limits on property ownership and business licenses, as well as the ability to bring over foreign spouses and children.
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The heaviest snow bands could bring over a foot of accumulation in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and nearing 2 feet in parts of upstate New York.
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It took him eight years of filing paperwork, but in 23.5 he was able to bring over his wife, three daughters, an uncle, and Anh's pregnant mother.
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Last month, Politico reported that Clinton would be targeting former mega-donors of Republican politicians like Jeb Bush and Mitt Romney to bring over to her campaign.
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So we've come this far without any real cries for phone makers to bring over the true optical zoom offered by point-and-shoot cameras and DSLRs.
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He also proposed during her celebrations — having bar staff at a night club bring over a cake with the words "Will you marry me Tana?" iced on.
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It takes them 18 months to get permission to bring over their son, whom they left with Little Yan's family when they traveled to the United States.
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Still, he noticed that when it came time to solve a problem or analyze a blueprint, his manager would bring over a white person to handle it.
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As United States citizens, they were entitled to bring over their relatives — or, in the case of Gen Yeo and his father, "paper sons" posing as relatives.
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In response to multiple emails, Buchan, via an embassy spokesperson, did not deny that he'd wanted to bring over his horses or say whether he ever did.
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They were using the Kiva robots and there was a guy, the Kiva robot would bring over that stuff and then the guy would pick it out.
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People who are formally granted refugee status would be able to bring over family members from abroad, but the legislation would circumscribe the family members who are eligible.
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It depicts an immigrant who's come to the US on an employment-based green card (in black) and is able to bring over his spouse and children immediately.
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The administration also froze indefinitely a program that allows refugees resettled in the United States to bring over spouses and children, saying the government needed to enhance screening.
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That means frequent handwashing, staying in a well-ventilated room with a window, not having visitors over, and asking others to bring over necessities, like food and medication.
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This year, fans have purchased enough battle passes to bring over $17 million to the prize pool, which is more than a 1,000 percent increase over Valve's contribution.
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Locals sat on plastic stools at small tables underneath a tarpaulin and drank mint tea while waiting for the cook to bring over heaping plates of fresh sardines.
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Alphabet is suing Uber for allegedly conspiring with Levandowski to bring over self-driving trade secrets from Waymo to Uber to help accelerate Uber's slow-to-develop autonomous efforts.
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The company is offering an entire year of free service — including unlimited data, talk, and text — to customers who switch to the carrier and bring over an eligible phone.
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He'll have a live show, and is set to cast a mix of gaming, sports, and entertainment content to his audience, which he'll (presumably) bring over to that platform.
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"We need everything they were going to bring over," said Auriner Blanco, 38, a street vendor who said he needed an operation for which supplies were lacking in Venezuela.
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A dedicated sports hub could provide incentive for those influencers to share more on Facebook, which could then bring over more users from other platforms like Twitter or Snapchat.
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The content library will include films from studios like Janus Films (which will bring over 1,000 titles), plus Flicker Alley, Icarus, Kino, Milestone and Zeitgeist, as well as larger studios.
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It all started when his employer, a Dutch promoter called Art of Dance, sent him to Beijing two years ago to help bring over European DJs to China's growing market.
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We did more of a Berkshire Hathaway approach: we really want to bring over the management team, take what was working well, which is Tumblr's engagement, and grow from there.
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After his victory, the office offered to bring over supplies, including regulatory books and ethics guides, according to internal emails made public by the agency in response to records requests.
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The bi-annual fashion show, held in September and February, is said to bring over $900 million to the city each year, according to the New York City Economic Development Corporation.
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Perhaps the most interesting—and perplexing—rumor is that Apple is basically going to bring over the same camera found in the iPhone 6s and pack it into the new iPad.
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The plan is to bring over all of Contactually's team of 32 employees, led by Zvi Band, the co-founder and CEO, to integrate the company's product into Compass's platform completely.
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Pelosi is expected to easily win the speakers' nomination next week and she will have several weeks after that to try to bring over opponents before the final vote in January.
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The 25,000 Syrian refugees the Liberals have managed to bring over since they were elected in November are included in the goal of 55,800 new refugees and protected persons in 2016.
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Microsoft still has much more to demonstrate about the Surface Duo and Surface Neo, particularly around what apps will be available and the benefits they bring over regular smartphones or tablets.
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AK: Will your content strategy really focus around Chinese content or are you looking to invest in perhaps in some Western content that you could bring over to China as well?
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Introducing Pokémon HOME, a cloud service that will work with Nintendo Switch and iOS and Android devices, allowing you to bring over the Pokémon that you've shared adventures with throughout your journey.
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When that happened, when I filmed that one individual called on a walkie-talkie to bring over five other Antifa people and they basically confronted me and said get out of here.
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Rick had a drum kit in the basement, and when the older boys jammed with their friends, who'd bring over Marshall stacks, "Petey," barely seven, was allowed to hang out and listen.
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Now that it's been a while, I told Jared it's OK if he brings people over and I want to bring over my current boyfriend, but he's still not OK with that.
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Alphabet is eager to convince the jury that the overly ambitious, often-competitive Kalanick worked with a former engineer, Anthony Levandowski, to bring over trade secrets from the company's self-driving arm, Waymo.
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Square's designed the device to work wirelessly with all-day battery life, so restaurant waiters and salon hair stylists can bring over the Terminal directly, which allows customers to pay from their seats.
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Though he has not been charged with any crime in Nigeria, in 2010 a US Senate committee alleged that Mr Abubakar's (fourth) wife helped him bring "over $40m in suspect funds" to America.
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The secret deal struck to bring over 2,85033 unwanted, and at best questionable, migrants from Australia to the United States from Muslim countries with pervasive levels of Islamists, is another point of evidence.
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Scott Elliott, the show's director and the New Group's artistic director, now plans to help bring over more productions, starting with "Buried Child" with Ed Harris, seen earlier this year in New York.
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While this will frustrate some hard-core Club Penguin fans, Disney explained that the new structure of gameplay means it would be weird to bring over gear and coins from the old game.
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"We will hand them over a fully-functioning power plant," he said, adding that Shanghai Electric had to bring over new building equipment because the Cuban ones were antiquated and lacked spare parts.
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Foreign companies will now find it harder to bring over staff for short-term postings in their British subsidiaries; Indian tech firms had accounted for 90% of migrants in one of the affected categories.
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In their conversation, the ambassador brought up this festival where several countries are invited each year to showcase their culture and traditions—he suggested to Tommy that he bring over a delegation from Spain.
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While you do need some kind of HDMI-equipped display, the lightweight hardware and lack of reliance on long cords means NES Classic Edition is very easy to bring over to a friend's house.
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But Latinos want details and assurances because we have heard this before: How do you work with a Republican congress to pass a bill to bring over 85033 million families out of the shadows?
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The refugee was granted asylum and fled to the U.S. in 2014, but he is working to bring over his wife and daughter, who are still living in the war-torn city of Aleppo.
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He came to run the Japanese Tea Garden in the city's Golden Gate Park and as a way to entice customers, decided to bring over these senbei, which he sold as Japanese fortune teacakes.
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But the significance of that is bigger for Ecclestone than for Singapore, which also hosts events such as the WTA women's tennis Finals and the Rugby 2000s series that bring over 0003,2000 visitors each.
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The tools allow developers to bring over their existing iPad apps right to the Mac, which means you might start to see some of your favorite apps that weren't otherwise available on your computer.
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Let's say you bring over five new exotic species to an island, and as a result of competition one native species is wiped out and a bunch of other native species diminish in population.
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Neighbors and friends bring over cookies and meet him for lunch in an effort to lift his spirits after he was pilloried by his former boss, the parents of slain children and President Donald Trump.
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The curator and art historian Debra Bricker Balken is working on a complete catalog of Mr. Dove's works, which can bring over $1 million each at auction; Ms. Torr's works sell for tens of thousands.
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I have the first of these phones, the Realme XT, in hand right now, so I thought I'd shoot some comparison photos to see what advantage the sensor can bring over the previous 48-megapixel chips.
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By the time they set, it's too late to bring over to the neighbors (they have little kids who go to bed early), so I'll have my husband run them over tomorrow while I'm at work.
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The company additionally announced a new partnership with ESL on esports, which will bring over 15,000 hours of programming from top competitive games to Mixer, including Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, League of Legends, and Dota 2.
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The comment also contradicted his March boast to Prince Mohammed in the Oval Office that the deal would bring "over 203,000 jobs" into the U.S. As experts have noted, Trump's $110 billion deal doesn't actually exist.
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But it is safe here, and Muna has been trying feverishly for years to bring over her parents and siblings who belong to the terrible club of nearly 5 million refugees created by the Syrian conflict.
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Harrison's fears are echoed by many others who, over the years, have made use of the bloc's right to free movement to set up a home in Spain and bring over the British way of life.
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When Animal Planet offered to bring over some four-legged friends to help promote this Sunday's Puppy Bowl XII, our wildest dreams took over in our continued effort to bring you the most satisfying content ever.
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However, those who wish to bring over family members after the cut-off date will have to meet a tougher set of criteria including a series of income thresholds for those bringing over partners or children.
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The vehicle — which Ammann said isn&apost a concept, but is actually going into production, with a plant to be named shorty — is intended to bring over 100 years of individual car ownership to an end.
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Apple hasn't released a list of all the providers it is going to be working with for the feature, but it is understood that the company is working with all the major providers to bring over support.
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TCS, for instance, gets roughly half of its revenue from the U.S. The program was launched decades ago to allow companies to temporarily bring over skilled foreign employees if they couldn't find Americans to fill the spots.
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Ultimately, 50,000 people — lottery winners, as well as spouses and minor children they want to bring over — are awarded visas, which entitle them to move to the United States as legal permanent residents, or green card holders.
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CHICAGO — Margaret Pinkston, a 69-year-old housekeeper who lives on the South Side, was waiting for a friend to bring over her breakfast tray at the Valois Cafeteria on Thursday morning when she leaned in conspiratorially.
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The same aggressive tone could also cost Trump with some voters, however, especially the women whom he needs to bring over to his side if he is to have any real chance of prevailing on Nov. 8.
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"The mother company behind the British Steel group has confirmed its ability to see through the Ascoval rescue and to bring over the necessary funds in the agreed timetable," said a statement by the French finance ministry.
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This morning, Hulu announced a development related to those efforts, with news that it's opening a "Viewer Experience Operations" headquarters in San Antonio, Texas later this year that will bring over 500 jobs to the area by 2018.
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A discussion with the federal cultural minister and some amendments to the new law brought the clarity he needed to bring over his paintings; they will go back to America when the first two temporary exhibitions are over.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. public companies will have to bring over one trillion dollars worth of leases for everything from airplanes to buildings onto their balance sheets starting in 2019 under a new accounting rule issued on Thursday.
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Snider: Kiefer had a very open-minded idea of what the drums could sound like; he didn't have an identity that he was trying to defend and bring over on the record, which was fantastic because he was malleable.
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It would tighten asylum law and reduce protections for unaccompanied children entering the US. It would reduce overall legal immigration by 25 percent by eliminating the ability of US citizens to bring over their parents, adult children, or siblings.
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"He will bring over a minimum of two state House guys and two state senators for us," said the Pennsylvania state Republican chairman, Rob Gleason, who predicted a record presidential turnout for his party west of the Susquehanna River.
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"Last month ... we had to bring over 300,000 villagers from across UP (Uttar Pradesh) to Lucknow city for a day ... It's not just us, but every political party spends money at grassroots level to win votes," the official said.
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The legal commitment may bring over some converts because "that provides more assurances on the good-faith enterprises of the European Union than it does in the withdrawal agreement," Anand Menon, the director of UK in a Changing Europe, told me.
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More recently Sonos began integrating with all the major voice assistants: Amazon's Alexa is already supported, Google Assistant is confirmed, and the company is actively courting Apple to bring over Siri, as it did with Apple Music a few years ago.
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But Prokhorov steadfastly denied that he would bring over Andrey Vatutin, the current president of CSKA Moscow, a team Prokhorov used to own, as his new general manager, although he did not eliminate the idea of Calipari in the new structure.
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Marriage fraud is a growing problem that requires more investigative scrutiny, but most international relationships are legitimate and it would be a serious infringement on our freedom if we couldn't bring over foreign spouses, assuming they have no criminal record.
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The proposal also asked for $50 million for the National Science Foundation to direct towards coronavirus pandemic research and $74 million to the Peace Corps to bring over 6,000 volunteers and 177 permanent staff home from their posts around the world.
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The original immigrant's parents (eventually) petition for their own siblings to come to the US, and the siblings then petition to bring over their married adult children — whose spouses can then (eventually)petition for their own parents and siblings, etc.
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It also gives the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, money to bring over wavering senators with funding for things they are particularly concerned about (for example, the bill contains money for treating the opioid epidemic, which is killing an American every 15 minutes).
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I think about it for a while and eventually agree, with the stipulation that if he gets angry or upset, he has to take a walk immediately, and that he needs to bring over a space heater to help warm my place up.
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And we would all bring over a Spar bag full of full-fat fizzy pop, Cadbury's Crunchie Rocks and/or a freshly sweating £3.50 double-hamburger from the grimy takeaway three streets over, and then we would watch Scuzz until the room stank.
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"At a time when the middle class is shrinking, the last thing we need is to bring over in a period of years, millions of people into this country who are prepared to lower wages for American workers," he said in 2007.
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And even if a hardcore gamer doesn't like it, when they bring over their real-world friends to try out different VR experiences, I think they'll find their friends like those things and are much more open to them than maybe even the gamers themselves.
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Finally, to help entice more users to switch to Magenta, starting on June 2nd, T-Mobile is also instituting a new discount system that will allow customers on other carriers to bring over discounts when they sign up for a new T-Mobile plan.
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Trump has concocted a fake version of the existing US immigration system in which family unification visas allow people to "bring over unlimited numbers of distant relatives" and proclaims this the source of both economic woes and threats of deadly violence from MS-13 gangs.
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If they sign all their picks, renounce all their free agents, bring over Bogdan Bogdanovic, and don't waive Arron Afflalo, who only has $1.5 million guaranteed on his $12.5 million salary, the Kings will have about $38.4 million in cap space to spend this summer.
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If Trump wants to make it harder for outsourcing firms to use H-265Bs to staff call centers, and make it easier for tech giants such as Google and Microsoft to bring over high-level engineers, he could find a surprising amount of bipartisan agreement.
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Cancer makes us experts on dependency: we depend on nurses, aides, technicians, researchers, physicians, therapists, drug and instrument manufacturers, insurance providers, hospital receptionists and cleaners and parking attendants, caregivers, support groups, neighbors who bring over meals and friends who ferry us to and from treatment.
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She started a trap, neuter, return program where she and a small team of volunteers would safely gather the stray kittens and bring them to a nearby horse stable where she would bring over a vet team from Maui and have them fixed to prevent future breeding.
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If the co-owners Maria Rondeau and JuanMa Calderon see a group that hasn't ordered enough food, they'll bring over samples of different dishes from other tables, just as they did when they previously ran Celeste as a series of dinner parties out of their Cambridge apartment.
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Recent immigrants would still be able to obtain green cards for their minor children and spouses but no longer be able to bring over adult children and siblings, who would have to earn green cards on their own through the RAISE Act's new preference point system.
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Miller's great-great-grandfather Wolf-Leib Glosser left the village of Antopol in what is now Belarus amid "violent anti-Jewish pogroms" there and came to the US. He landed on Ellis Island in 1903 and, over time, was able to bring over the rest of his family.
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The legal commitment — which the EU had floated Friday — may bring over some converts because "that provides more assurances on the good-faith enterprises of the European Union than it does in the withdrawal agreement," Anand Menon, the director of UK in a Changing Europe, told me last week.
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For example, Twitter in March announced its own partnerships with ESL and DreamHack to bring over 15 events from the ESL One, Intel Extreme Masters and DreamHack circuits to Twitter, where they'll be made available for live streaming on the web and mobile, directly through the Twitter app.
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"We saw an opportunity to bring over the experience that consumers are having today in their homes — to simply use your voice to get information, to make requests, to take notes — and bring that over into a hotel environment," says Jennifer Hsieh, vice president of customer experience innovation for Marriott International.
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I've just sampled his tvarůžek ice cream, which has recently put him on the map, and he's asked a member of his waitstaff to bring over a tvarůžek panini for me to try; he's also peddling marinated tvarůžek, served with pickled peppers and bread, and two kinds of tvarůžek pizza.
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The government said that under the new rules, individuals who want to bring over family members but do not apply to do so within three months of arriving in Sweden, would have to prove they can financially support them; current regulations require sponsors to demonstrate only that they can support themselves.
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Peak Theory founders Zac Park and Spencer Markel Peak Theory founders Zac Park and Spencer Markel "We thought to ourselves, what can we create that would bring over a novel and sticky concept that could sell well to parents and create a lasting brand relationship with kids," Park said, in a statement.
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Or, more often, hanging out with friends and friends-of-friends from the building, a rotating cast of artists, musicians, designers, and others who might bring over a new beat they composed, give haircuts on the building's rooftop, or spontaneously spray paint the walls of her hallway with upside-down peace signs.
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In addition to Facebook's announcement of a new partnership with the MLB to live stream a number of regular season games, the social network this week also signed a deal with global esports company ESL to bring over 22017,550 hours of esports events and other original content to Facebook, including 1,500 of original programming.
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One of Orbital ATK's Cygnus spacecraft that flew on top of an Atlas rocket / Image courtesy of NASA One of Orbital ATK's Cygnus spacecraft that flew on top of an Atlas rocket / Image courtesy of NASA Along with crew supplies, spacewalk equipment and computer resources, Cygnus will bring over 1,000 pounds of science investigations to the five crew members on the ISS.
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And in fact, we now know there's lots of evidence that when you're hiring someone you often hire one person, and then if they like it, they bring, over the course of perhaps the next year, five or six people with them because they're the person reaching back into the orphanage, as it were, and pulling other people over the wall.
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Unshakable in his conviction that the American way was right for everyone, Lansdale nevertheless insisted on the need to show empathy for local values and practices, to spend time with villagers, and he perceived — to a degree at least — the dilemma at the heart of American strategy: What do you do when the destruction deemed necessary to defeat an insurgency alienates the very population you seek to bring over to the government's side?
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Valuation: $7.10 billion, according to PitchBookStartup UIPath's robotic process automation — which helps automate routine, everyday workplace tasks — could boost the Microsoft Power Platform tools for making simple apps, and bring over a base of more than 400,000 customers, according to Piper Sandler, Business Insider's Ben Pimentel has been reporting on changes at UiPath that include slashing hundreds of jobs and forcing out a chief financial officer who tried to rein in the company's exorbitant spending.
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