"Even if we call off the strike, we cannot call off the anger," Chen said.
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"It's not the role of W.H.O. to call off or not call off any event," Mr. Ryan said, adding that the organization was offering technical advice about risk assessment and response measures.
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I received a call off Adrian a few days later.
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If that didn't work he would call off the expedition.
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They were playing "Call Off Tomorrow," from a forthcoming album.
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Some had speculated that China might call off the meetings entirely.
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And to call off dialogue gives the terrorists what they want.
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However, Erdogan refused to call off the invasion late Tuesday night.
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Blog 9to5Google first reported Google's decision to call off the event.
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In return, the Indigenous leaders agreed to call off more protests.
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To some, this meant the youths could call off the run.
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The United States pressed Kurdish leaders to call off the poll.
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Britain's Jenson Button, meanwhile, was 10-1 to call off his retirement.
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Why did Kim Jong-un call off the summit to begin with?
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GUTFELD: Was Trump to call off the meeting with Kim Jong-un?
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Trump also decided to call off joint military exercises with South Korea.
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He said only when that happens will he call off the protests.
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But, Trump could also simply call off the "zero-tolerance" policy. 3.
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Can you imagine how much it must cost to call off-world?
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She said Trump made the right decision to call off the talks.
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I remember nothing about it except the color, which I'd call off-mustard.
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Stein: There's nothing that we've strictly tried to call off as an inspiration.
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The Japanese B League announced it will call off attempts to resume play.
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China has weighed in, too, asking the club to call off the event.
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They gave no indication that they plan to call off their Oscar boycott.
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A nor'easter last week prompted airlines to call off more than 2,400 flights.
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Now, he said, "if it goes below 20 degrees, we call off the show."
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She did nearly call off her plan to run away with Nano (Jaime Lorente).
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I don't know what to do, but you need to call off the Feds.
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And it's been devastating to come to the decision to call off the search.
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The new Conservative government has signalled that it will call off that plan entirely.
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Pentagon officials to call the FBI to urge it to call off their investigation
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This follows President Trump's decision to call off a traditional military strike against Iran.
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Why do the Jays still struggle with the ability to call off each other?
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He had initially urged supporters to call off the march due to coronavirus fears.
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If this demand is met, the chiefs say they will call off the blockades.
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Maybe he thought he could charm my socks off and I'd call off the hounds.
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The government asked the court to call off the hearing as it tests the technique.
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After considering those letters, the justices might call off the hearing and dismiss the case.
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Ackman wants the company to call off the deal, saying it makes no strategic sense.
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Both Fosun and Anbang have had to call off foreign deals in the past year.
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When Kevin listens back to the recording he tells Chloe to call off her dogs.
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And Kim got Trump to agree to call off joint U.S.-South Korea military exercises.
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Will it be better after we get married or should I call off the wedding?
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The military said snow clouds had forced it to call off the previous rescue bids.
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But support for the upgrade has waned causing developers to call off its planned implementation.
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So, the logic goes, the president can "call off the dogs" on anyone, including himself.
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But support for the Segwit2x upgrade waned, causing developers to call off its planned implementation.
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Adora concedes that, as the chief, Vickery has the power to call off the event.
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Hospitals across the US are starting to call off planned procedures amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Defense experts see little or no chance Washington will call off the two-week drills.
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The decision to call off that match left Federer in tears in the locker room.
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Abdul-Mahdi said in the statement he asked Esper to call off U.S. retaliation plans.
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On Thursday, the directors officially decided to call off the sale talks, the person said.
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The authorities threatened legal action if they did not call off the marriages, she said.
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Trump responded on Twitter, goading Peña Nieto to call off the meeting, which he did.
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He could scrap the constituent assembly, restore the legislature's powers and call off Ms Ortega's trial.
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The Indian Medical Association has urged organizers to call off Delhi's biggest race set for Nov.
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If Amazon continues its union-busting activities in New York, they should call off the deal.
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It's pretty messy to call off the boxing match in the middle of the third round.
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Dozens of Israeli opposition lawmakers had signed a letter demanding Netanyahu call off the planned meeting.
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Political deadlock might even give the army an excuse to call off the restoration of democracy.
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The Indian Medical Association has urged organisers to call off Delhi's biggest race set for Nov.
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Oil and gas companies, desperate to preserve their business model, agree to call off their lobbyists.
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Last week, the New York Times reported, the Trump administration agreed to call off the fingerprinting.
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He described as "astonishing" the failure to call off a major Berlin football fixture this weekend.
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For many of them, the health guidance arrived too late to call off the big day.
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Simply put, in an irrevocable trust, the grantor surrenders the right to call off the arrangement.
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The coaches agreed to call off the rest of the game at that point, Huffstetler said.
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They asked him to call off a commemoration ceremony in the town of Karaj on Dec.
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It had taken guts to call off my engagement, and that's exactly what it cost me.
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Over 150 protestors break windows and throw fireworks at the police until administrators call off the event.
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The Viking Sky ship issued a mayday call off the western Hustadvika coast at about 2 p.m.
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So far, he has resisted pressure to call off his visit to Washington, planned for January 31st.
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Take, for example, the famous open letter to Ben Bernanke demanding that he call off quantitative easing.
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The CGT was holding workplace meetings on Wednesday to decide whether to call off the rail strike.
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Modus operandi on site; if I see an eagle in the air, I call off the flight.
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The comment prompted Washington to call off a bilateral meeting during the president's tour of the region.
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Prominent voices have called on Brazil and the International Olympic Committee to call off this year's games.
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He's blaming Amy for turning fans into violent thugs, and wants her to call off the hounds.
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Kim Kardashian West wasn't the first in her family to call off a marriage after two months.
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A senior police officer said that state leaders had persuaded the Jats to call off their protests.
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The value of the Mexican peso plunged after Peña Nieto announced he would call off the meeting.
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Several days later, her knee went, and after 16 days she had to call off the run.
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Miami was the first city to call off a major music festival, and Suarez faced tremendous backlash.
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After that, he decided to call off his engagement with Kufrin during a weekend trip to Los Angeles.
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Olivia goes to the situation room and has Mellie call off the mission because government, man, it's nuts.
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Police can still call off the balloons if conditions change during the parade, according to NBC New York.
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Last month reports surfaced that Garner had decided to "call off" the divorce in hopes of a reconciliation.
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The female octopus available was about half his weight, forcing the aquarium to call off the sex session.
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Cookie presents Charlotte the ledger, expecting her to call off the Vegas deal after realizing Juicy's illegal activity.
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Personal finances are important enough to young people that they'll call off a relationship if financial problems arise.
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This can indicate future volatility, but it can also spur gains as investors call off their bearish positions.
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The carmaker may modify or call off the transaction at any time and for any reason, it added.
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Greg Abbott call off the execution of Rodney Reed amid new evidence that casts doubt on his conviction.
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SOUTH AFRICAN AIRWAYS SAYS NUMSA AND SACCA COALITION AGREED TO, WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT, CALL-OFF THE INDUSTRIAL ACTION
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This initiative, which will continue until the prisoners call off the strike, is tied together by two hashtags.
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Researchers at the three centers, along with Dr. Ratner, compared notes and decided to call off the study.
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The group says it will only call off the action if the Heathrow third runway expansion is cancelled.
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The decision to call off the industrial action followed talks with Nigeria's labor minister in the capital, Abuja.
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The storm's arrival prompted flights to Los Cabos to be canceled and local schools to call off classes.
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As we told you, BC sources say Kris Jenner reached out and promised to call off the lawyers.
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Some students and academics say they have been threatened and universities forced to call off talks about Pashtun inequality.
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He's begging the judge to call off the debt AND force the Academy to award him his bachelors degree.
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Would you call off work in order to binge-watch the new season of Orange is the New Black?
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I don't see they will necessarily call off the rate hikes, but it might have an impact on timing.
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Trump needs to show Kim that he won&apost respond to threats by refusing to call off the exercises.
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Earlier on Thursday, Ferretti said it had decided to call off its initial public offering because of unsatisfactory pricing.
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Force Ouvriere union leader Jean-Claude Mailly showed no sign of being ready to call off the industrial action.
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South African rower Kate Christowitz welcomed the decision to call off the races in front of the Lagoa Stadium.
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Since the President plainly lacks the courage — or the motive — to confront him, he should call off the meeting.
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Sherwin-Williams has the right to call off the deal if required divestitures exceed $1.5 billion in 2015 revenues.
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The news prompted Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to call off plans to fly to Brussels on Wednesday night.
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There's been quite a bit of speculation as to what caused Grande and Davidson to call off their engagement.
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Mr. Murphy, however, would not admit defeat, saying the decision to call off the vote was merely a setback.
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His campaign had to call off a rally in Chicago last month after clashes between his fans and protesters.
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This time when U.S. soldiers are killed by an Afghan, Trump does not call off talks with the Taliban.
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The coaches agreed to call off the rest of the game, Pike County High School Principal Kevin Huffstetler said.
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On Saturday, Reuters reported that Iran had threatened to call off the prisoner exchange if the sanctions were imposed.
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CF is not the first company to call off a planned inversion as a result of Treasury's April actions.
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At the time of the distress call off Queens, there was still a warning in effect for gale-force winds.
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No, that doesn't mean you have to call off your current relationship or take a month-long vow of celibacy.
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But the move followed Ackman's push in June to get United Technologies to call off its planned merger with Raytheon.
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Weaker-than-expected U.S. economic data has prompted investors to call off bets for a Fed rate hike on Wednesday.
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But I never call off the search, and lately I've found that the cheaper the mascara, the better the formula.
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In light of the attack, WWE is consulting with Manchester officials to determine if they should call off the show.
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In late 2018, five of their shows were unexpectedly canceled, causing them to call off the rest of their tour.
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That's because red state Democratic senators facing challenging reelection bids this fall asked Democratic leaders to call off the dogs.
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Police further allege that on March 13, when someone tried reporting several speeding trucks, Williams again cut the call off.
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Call off the dogs -- Hugh Hefner looks to be alive and well ... based on what his wife posted Sunday night.
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His decision to call off an airstrike on Iran because 150 people might be killed indicates some appreciation for humanity.
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Mr. Cifuentes said Mr. Peña Nieto had reached out around 2012, asking for $250 million to call off the manhunt.
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Progressive groups have sought to get the two to call off their fight for fear it will hurt both candidates.
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Mnuchin said at a U.N. meeting Monday that U.S. officials asked the Chinese delegation to call off the farm tour.
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However, she is unable to convince him to call off his plans to steal all the Christmas presents from Whoville.
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Milestones, no matter how significant, should neither be blindly touted nor used as an excuse to call off the watchdogs.
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Some time later, according to Mr. Carvajal, a representative of Mr. Gorrín offered $10 million to call off the investigation.
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Shortly after Gypsy was born, however, Rod realized that he had made a mistake, and decided to call off the marriage.
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I spent time with him last Sunday and he had to call off work on Monday because he wasn't feeling well.
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The then attorney general sought to block the deal, prompting the Trust to call off the sale at the last minute.
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"Looks like Steve Baker is going to call off the troops on the NI votes," Francis Elliott of The Times said.
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Investor opposition last month pushed Denbury Resources Inc and shale producer Penn Virginia Corp to call off their $1.7 billion merger.
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The supervisor decided to call off the contest shortly after 8:30pm local time, leaving fans frustrated and feeling short-changed.
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Despite Trump's threat last week to call off the summit, the White House has indicated that preparations are still under way.
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But, when Froch had Groves wobbled, the referee was very quick to call off the fight—prompting calls for the rematch.
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After Monday's matches, Venus Williams, now 38, might have seemed the more likely of the two to call off this meeting.
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A mix of centrists and conservatives objected to the earlier ObamaCare bill, forcing GOP leaders to call off a planned vote.
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He's just been jilted at the altar by his stunning bride, and the registrar is about to call off the nuptials.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence's decision on Friday to call off a planned China speech was also considered a positive sign.
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Early last year, a U.K.-based petition to call off a scheduled visit from Trump received more than 1.8 million signatures.
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Natives, meanwhile, continue to pressure President Barack Obama to call off the pipeline's construction, as he rejected the Keystone XL Pipeline.
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Weidman tried to call off the meeting at that point, but Sassani said he was there to observe, and to please continue.
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However, French firm Smoove, which had also submitted a bid, said it was "disappointed" with LTA's decision to call off the scheme.
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And commanders overseeing the operation failed to call off the attack after MSF had alerted them that they were attacking a hospital.
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Late on Sunday, RCom said it had agreed with Aircel to call off the merger due to regulatory delays and legal uncertainties.
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Softbank's board reportedly voted on Friday not to give up control of the combined company and therefore to call off merger negotiations.
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Restaurants love the system because "Robots do not call off, robots don't take breaks, and robots do not take vacation," Pouliot said.
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But in October 2017, their story took another turn when the mother of one revealed they planned to call off the divorce.
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Eventually we persuaded her to ask her family to call off the engagement and now she is back in school with us.
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It would be a big crisis, but is it better to call off a wedding or maybe go through a nightmare divorce?
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Seventy-eight percent of voters surveyed said they believed Trump's decision to call off the strike on Iran was the right move.
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After three days, they had to call off the search to prepare for Hurricane Maria, which brought heavy rain to the island.
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Secretary of State Durant, never a fan of Frank's Russia plan, pushes Blythe to call off the operation while he still can.
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"Even if you call off, you will receive retaliation in some way," Kendra Avila, a Chipotle employee in Manhattan, told the Goods.
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The White House's last-minute decision to call off tariffs on imports from Mexico would seem to encourage this kind of thinking.
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In 2014, the International Court of Justice ruled Japan's whaling plan was unscientific, forcing it to call off the 2014-2015 hunt.
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Yeji also did some digging into what's happening at surgery centers that have had to call off a lot of their surgeries.
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The Arizona primary went on as scheduled even after Ohio decided to call off its own election amid the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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She asked Iranian officials to allow her and Namazi's father to meet with Namazi to convince him to call off his strike.
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Bannon reportedly refused to call off the coverage, calling Kelly "pure evil" and saying that she would turn on Ailes one day.
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The Ivorian authorities issued an arrest warrant for Soro on Monday, prompting him to call off a planned homecoming after months overseas.
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In response, the U.S. prepared a military strike against Iranian targets, only for Trump to call off the attack at the last minute.
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They would call off their engagement just one day before their wedding ceremony in January 2014, two months before the film hit theaters.
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The protest has prompted Harney County School District 3 to call off classes for the entire week, Superintendent Dr. Marilyn L. McBride said.
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So would an order from the president to the Department of Justice, which reports to him, to call off the investigation of Flynn.
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The government says the president has no authority to call off the vote, and blames the opposition for failing to field more candidates.
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Earlier this month, the Justice Department successfully forced the oil service companies Halliburton and Baker Hughes to call off their $35 billion merger.
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Lawmakers in the ancient city of Byblos urged the festival earlier on Tuesday to call off the show to "respect sanctities and morals".
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However, the peace may not last if the two sides call off the limited trade deal and the tariff war escalates, Essaye warned.
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By Wednesday, more than 42,000 people had signed a petition to call off the gathering, which is scheduled for March 13 to 22.
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Would it be able to sense an enemy's wavering determination, for instance, and call off an attack to prevent unnecessary loss of life?
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Nikki Haley appeared to have a similar effect at Boeing's South Carolina plant in 2015, leading the union to call off a vote.
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Former England coach Clive Woodward said organisers had to look at the bigger picture and call off the tournament after this weekend's action.
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Lopez Obrador said his Cabinet ultimately decided to call off the operation because of the threat the cartel posed to the general population.
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Moreover, the argument from national greatness has been largely dormant since Richard Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev decided to call off the space race.
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Political leaders in Britain could still conceivably call off Brexit before the March 29 deadline, or they could perhaps opt for another referendum.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence on Friday decided to call off a planned China speech, which also increased optimism ahead of trade talks.
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"Brett Ryan was worried that if his fiancee discovered the web of lies, she'd call off the wedding," Justice John McMahon said Friday.
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TMZ broke the story ... there are major signs the couple will call off their divorce as they've been hanging out a lot lately.
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The Mountain steps forward silently to defend her, and Lancel warns her to call off her giant zombie attack dog, lest there be violence.
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It's harsh and it's brutal to call off an engagement, but I think it's better than staying in a relationship that is going nowhere.
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One source said the Saudi OPEC delegation has asked to call off the next day's meeting with non-OPEC producers, including Russia, on Oct.
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Hundreds of protesters had packed into the University of Illinois at Chicago venue for the rally, prompting the campaign to call off the event.
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"He should call off his supporters who are doing those kind of things," Brown said at a breakfast sponsored by The Christian Science Monitor.
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Erdogan, however, has refused to call off his troops, telling his country's pro-government Daily Sabah newspaper that "we never will" declare a ceasefire.
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A mix of centrists and conservatives objected to the earlier ObamaCare replacement bill, forcing GOP leaders to call off a planned vote in March.
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"The industry realized they didn't have an efficient way to call off a horse race," said Steve Koch, the executive director of the alliance.
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Pro-democracy groups are hoping to make significant gains, but the government could use the protests as an excuse to call off the vote.
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" Grande tried to call off the hounds, writing online, "i feel like i need to remind my fans to please be gentler with others.
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More than 40 people left comments about how beautiful she looked and congratulated her for making the hard call to call off her wedding.
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As the pandemic has escalated, Airbnb has gradually expanded its policies to allow more guests to call off trips and still get full refunds.
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More than a week after Trump's announcement to call off the drills, the Pentagon made good on the president's promise and "indefinitely suspended" them.
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And that prospect makes Mr. Sessions's allies nervous because of the ample time it would allow the president to call off his cease-fire.
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They achieved 11 of 12 expected world records, related to distance traveled and location in the Arctic, before having to call off their mission.
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"We don't call off school for snow when we get six inches," said Steve Patchin, the schools superintendent in Hancock, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
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However, NBA TV commentators clarified that while association officials were grappling with the devastating news, there were no immediate plans to call off games.
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The most urgent goal is to force Mr. Kabila to call off his security forces and step down as head of the interim government.
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From the jump, we get to hear John Lennon laugh and call off the take, complaining about some Beatle who came in too early.
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" It was not clear why the Lee estate changed its position, but the controversy forced the eight small theater groups to call off "Mockingbird.
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ET. Winds are still an issue, however, so there's still a chance they'll call off the launch attempt for the day and try again tomorrow.
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" In the days following the couple's decision to call off their engagement, Lady Gaga released a statement via Instagram about she and Kinney being "soulmates.
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Unlike canceling happy hour plans with a friend, deciding to call off a wedding requires a little more thought than sending a last-minute text.
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Iraqi Kurdish authorities have defied growing international pressure to call off the vote, which Iraq's neighbors fear will fuel unrest among their own Kurdish populations.
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No US weapons had been launched when the decision was made to call off the strikes, which were first reported by The New York Times.
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Though he tries to ignore her, she later finds out about the stripper music video turned raunchy party and decides to call off the engagement.
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After having a sit-down conversation with Burnham, Luyendyk Jr. decided to call off his engagement with Kufrin during a weekend trip to Los Angeles.
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In addition to giving us an excuse to call off work sick that Friday, Netflix also provided us with one helluva trailer for season 2.
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House speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) had called Trump to ask him to call off the raids, and she publicly welcomed the delay on Twitter.
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Abbas Awada, head of the central bank workers' union, said they would meet on Friday to decide whether to resume or call off their strike.
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Ackman wants the company to call off the deal, according to a letter sent to CEO Greg Hayes and seen by The Wall Street Journal.
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A major group, the Niger Delta Avengers, has threatened to call off a truce unless the government does more to end poverty in the region.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's last-minute decision to call off planned strikes on Iran last week was the culmination of weeks of building military tension.
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The move could escalate a confrontation between Iran and the West that saw the United States call off air strikes minutes before impact last month.
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At this point, it makes the most sense for Rachel to call off the show and commit to a polyamorous relationship with all the men.
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A U.S. official also said Mattis would press Massoud Barzani, president of the autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government, to call off a planned referendum on independence.
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China on Monday praised the recent agreement with the U.S. to call off tariff threats while they negotiate a more encompassing trade agreement, Reuters reported.
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Lawyers for Mr. Browder and Mr. Magnitsky's mother, Natalia Magnitskaya, sent a letter to the Newseum this week demanding that it call off the event.
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The steady showers forced Nascar to call off the scheduled Sprint Showdown, a race that will qualify five additional drivers into the All-Star Race.
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The company's chief executive told Reuters they decided to call off its IPO on the Milan stock exchange because it couldn't get the right pricing.
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However, the president said he decided to call off the mission after he learned 85033 Iranians would die as a result of the retaliatory strike.
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Huma Abedin and convicted sex offender Anthony Weiner signed docs to call off their divorce -- but they're still done ... they're just taking a quieter approach.
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Scottie Pippen's wife tearfully told a 911 dispatcher her husband was getting aggressive, but he was doing everything he could to call off the cavalry.
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The decision to call off the Oklahoma walkout was met with mixed reaction from teachers, some of whom said the teachers' union ended it prematurely.
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If Jeffcoat and Connerty call off the dogs on Charles Sr. and Wendy, Chuck says that the train and its nauseating odor will move on.
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The move could escalate a confrontation between Iran and the West that saw the United States call off air strikes minutes before impact last month.
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According to The Post, he also was frustrated by "negative coverage" of his decision last year to order and then call off strikes on Iran.
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But they will miss out on so much more if the two companies call off the deal in the face of the adverse court ruling.
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Deaths of people in middle age are what sociologists call "off-time events," things that happen earlier or later than normal in the life course.
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After the authorities' announcement, Romina Sala, Mr. Sala's sister, held a news conference in Cardiff and asked the authorities not to call off the search.
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In 1955, Elizabeth's younger glamorous sister Margaret was forced to call off her proposed marriage to a dashing air force officer, Group Captain Peter Townsend.
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That issue led mission managers to call off the capsule's docking attempt with the station, opting instead to bring the spacecraft back to Earth early.
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"But every inch of the air base has to be secured before we call off the operation," said the official in New Delhi, who requested anonymity.
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Doug Collins of Georgia, the top Republican on the Judiciary Committee, praised the agreement while suggesting the House should call off its floor vote on Tuesday.
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"We want to be absolutely sure that the U.S. is leaving before we call off the fight," said a senior Taliban official on condition of anonymity.
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His disqualification in September led delegates to call off an extraordinary AFC Congress which had been called to choose three Asian places on the FIFA Council.
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The inordinate time associated with finalization and approval of several alternate structures by the prospective partners led to the call-off decision, Max Financial Services added.
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After hours of silence, he issued a statement saying that he was "perplexed" by Mr Trump's "very regrettable and unfortunate" decision to call off the summit.
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The suit further alleges the four officers failed to call off the pursuit despite the increasingly erratic maneuvers Morris allegedly made in his efforts to flee.
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He attributed his decision to call off strikes against Iran on last-minute input from the Department of Defense, rather than his own change of heart.
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A few years ago, the company laid off a third of its staff and even had to call off its IPO, as Tinder decimated its business.
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SandRidge was forced to call off its acquisition of smaller rival Bonanza Creek last month in the face of opposition from Icahn and other major shareholders.
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Last week, North Korea canceled high-level talks with the South and threatened to call off a planned summit between Kim and US President Donald Trump.
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Trump himself remains committed to meeting Kim, and there has not been any indication he is preparing to call off the meeting himself, the officials said.
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Democrats are turning up the heat on GOP leaders to call off the rest of Congress's recess to come back and deal with the Zika virus.
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The impasse posed a temporary setback to Azul, which had to call off plans to go public on three previous occasions because of challenging market conditions.
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Democrats are trying to pressure the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) at the eleventh hour to call off its planned vote to scrap its net neutrality regulations.
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On Tuesday, 39 senators sent a letter to FCC Chairman Ajit Pai urging him to call off his "reckless" proposal to eliminate the Obama-era regulations.
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The president's effort to call off the Flynn investigation is disturbing for another reason: It is evidence of his profound indifference to the rule of law.
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The president has said he's willing to call off the summit if a push to get North Korea to denuclearize does not progress as he'd like.
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But when a frantic Libyan guard implored him and other Americans to leave before the attackers returned, Mr. Ubben reluctantly agreed to call off the search.
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However, Turin prefect Claudio Palomba told the Gazzetta dello Sport in a video on Tuesday that the city council had decided to call off the match.
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But when Iran shot down an American surveillance drone this summer, Mr. Trump reversed himself in the final minutes to call off a planned missile strike.
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The statement said Iraqi President Barham Salih also received advance notice from a U.S. diplomat, and also asked unsuccessfully for Americans to call off it off.
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On Tuesday, 28503 senators sent a letter to FCC Chairman Ajit Pai urging him to call off his "reckless" proposal to eliminate the Obama-era regulations.
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The president was under pressure from Democrats to call off the roundup, which was expected to target families in up to 10 U.S. cities on Sunday.
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The decision to call off the sale follows Wiese's decision to quit as chairman of Steinhoff to reinforce independent governance and address any possible conflict of interest.
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Can it be something they just say, 'Okay, we agree to call off the dogs and we're not going to actual resolve some of these issues' or --?
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Kushner company, Chinese firm call off development deal Ross said the report would "form the basis" for further actions by the Trump administration to tackle trade imbalances.
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Meghan Markle's estranged half-brother has said she will "be the perfect princess," weeks after penning a furious letter warning Prince Harry to call off their wedding.
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Last September, Japan's Nobukazu Kuriki, 33, had to call off his solo attempt when he was beaten back by wind and snow at 8,150 meters (26,738 feet).
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The University of Florida, Michigan State, and Texas A&M all blocked Spencer events last week, some after facing intense public pressure to call off the rallies.
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MCH Group, Art Basel's parent company, announced its decision to call off the fair yesterday, February 6, due to diverse concerns related to the rapidly spreading coronavirus.
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The move to pull out of the summit, slated to take place in Singapore on June 12, came after threats from Kim to call off the talks.
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Some of the cast from "Come From Away" came outside as people awaited news of whether the show would be call off and they sang a number.
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Hizbullah and the Future Movement, the main Sunni party led by Saad Hariri, the son of a revered former prime minister, may call off their regular meetings.
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But Miller's wife is calling for the court to call off that deal because she feels the punishment doesn't fit the crime -- it's too easy for him.
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Nevertheless, weaker-than-expected U.S. economic data and subdued inflation and wage growth have prompted investors to call off bets for a Fed rate hike on Wednesday.
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A source told PEOPLE that after the fun family vacation, Green is hoping Fox will reconsider the divorce, although she has yet to call off the split.
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The French government took much of the blame following the breakdown for demanding delays that Fiat Chrysler officials found unacceptable, prompting them to call off the talks.
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Looking ahead: British leaders could still conceivably call off Brexit before the March 1.3750 deadline or pass a Brexit plan, or they could opt for another referendum.
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We'd built a scene with Republicans trying to call off the hearing before it began, and another about the fiery exchange between Rashida Tlaib and Mark Meadows.
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Weeks of tensions culminated last month in U.S. President Donald Trump's last-minute decision to call off planned strikes on Iran after Tehran downed a U.S. drone.
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He added that the Fed is also known to call off plans to hike rates if there are sudden market moves in stocks, the dollar and emerging markets.
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Beijing has proposed a "double halt" approach that would see North Korea suspend its nuclear program, while the US and South Korea would call off joint military drills.
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Its decision to call off the listing to finance those deals marks another setback for the London Stock Exchange, which has been hit in recent weeks after Comparethemarket.
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Advocate most recently tried to merge with NorthShore University HealthSystem in Chicago, but the Federal Trade Commission's antitrust concerns forced the two sides to call off the deal.
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The row has spread to social media, as well as to Radiohead's own concerts, with fans waving Palestinian flags and urging the band to call off the gig.
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But U.N. envoy Staffan de Mistura said he had no plans to call off the negotiations, the first in five years of conflict to include some rebel factions.
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The decision to call off Sunday's races followed difficult conditions in the opening programme on Saturday, with some rowers complaining that the races should have been postponed then.
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Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal late on Monday urged the protesters to call off the sit-in, saying he hoped the government "wouldn't be forced to take extreme steps".
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The backstory ... in April, Courtois announced he and Dominguez decided to call off their relationship, despite the fact she was pregnant with their 2nd child at the time.
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But Anthem could call off that deal, presumably because it may not want to share sensitive data with a company is trying to own its health insurance competitor.
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Two other London-based bankers said the decision to call off the Eurobond issue was also taken as Gazprom adopted a cautious stance ahead of the London ruling.
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He suggested he might call off a trip to Washington planned for November 13th, but as The Economist went to press the trip appeared to be back on.
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Khan said that unless Sharif agreed to his demands over the Panama Papers investigation, there was little the government could do to make him call off Wednesday's protests.
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When your symptoms are at their peak, stay home from work if possible, skip that intensive exercise session, and call off the weekly get-together with your buddies.
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At one point he tried to call off his relationship with Alice O'Connell, whom he would later marry, because he was afraid it would distract him from research.
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This is a real-life situation that the residents of Henryetta, Oklahoma were confronted with, when they were pressured to call off a Valentine's Day dance this February.
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We are already witnessing significant disruptions to the campaign, with rallies canceled, audiences banned from the next presidential debate and suggestions to call off the parties' nominating conventions.
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Also, the decision to call off or stop a race can't be left entirely to the organizers, who too often put prestige before the safety of the drivers.
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Now, as art fairs are canceled, museums close and auction houses consider whether to call off their spring sales in response to the coronavirus, Mr. Zwirner seems prescient.
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Bookings are cratering and airline chiefs this week warned it could worsen before it improves, as travelers opt to stay home and large companies call off business trips.
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So far, 10 Serie A matches have been postponed over the past two weeks, with the league preferring to call off games rather than play behind closed doors.
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When Mr. Erdogan was informed that Mr. Dundar planned to be at the news conference with Ms. Merkel, the Turkish president threatened to call off the whole thing.
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When Mr. Byford publicly questioned Mr. Cuomo's decision to call off the shutdown of the L train tunnel between Manhattan and Brooklyn, Mr. Byford suddenly found himself sidelined.
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Government and opposition parties criticized Pyongyang's decision to call off the performance on Tuesday, with Moon's Democratic Party saying in a statement "frequent promise-breaking leads to fatigue".
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Government and opposition parties criticised Pyongyang's decision to call off the performance on Tuesday, with Moon's Democratic Party saying in a statement "frequent promise-breaking leads to fatigue".
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Mr. Bakhtiari's parents were detained this week after refusing, under pressure from the government, to call off their invitation for the public to join their son's memorial service.
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Ivory Coast was forced to call off a 5-year, 50 billion CFA franc bond issue this month after demand reached less than a quarter of that amount.
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For more click Credit Suisse is examining ways to call off a planned initial public offering (IPO) of its Swiss business, Swiss newspaper SonntagsZeitung reported, citing three sources.
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Canada will call off a planned buy of 18 Boeing Super Hornet fighter jets after a months-long dispute with the U.S. defense contractor, Reuters reported on Tuesday.
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North Korea should immediately call off the planned launch, which is a violation of United Nations Security Council resolutions, the South's presidential Blue House said in a statement.
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On Sunday, a little more than an hour after tweeting "HAPPY EASTER!" to his 49.8 million followers, President Donald Trump appeared to call off a major immigration deal.
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Moon, the former South Korean general, said the pictures were intended to show that the North was refusing to bow to international pressure to call off its weapons programmes.
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In the episode, while in the middle of planning their vineyard wedding, Bella and Cena made the hard decision to call off the engagement while the cameras were rolling.
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In February protesters started fires, broke windows and clashed with police, forcing Milo Yiannopoulos, then a senior editor for the conservative Breitbart News website, to call off his appearance.
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New York (CNN)Fox News hosts Chris Wallace and Shep Smith challenged President Donald Trump's comments about when and why he decided to call off a strike against Iran.
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Chinese assets have been hit by the U.S. decision to call off the June summit with North Korea, and concerns about a U.S. investigation into car and truck imports.
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He wrote of Trump's last minute decision to call off a military strike against Iran, expressing frustration at the confusion that rippled across the diplomatic community during the incident.
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But when a disagreement in the pre-nup caused her and her fiancé to call off the engagement, she wasn't about to let that rain on her big day.
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Once Gryla arrives, Sabrina's aunts bargain with her to call off her pesky Yule Lads, but her one request is simple: she wants to get lit with the ladies!
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BRASILIA, July 11 (Reuters) - Brazilian meatpackers BRF SA and Marfrig Global Foods SA said on Thursday that they had mutually agreed to call off negotiations for a possible merger.
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The sources said the decision to call off the meeting was made by the board of the IADB, the region's biggest lender, after China refused to change its position.
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However, the main entity representing truckers, ABCAM, said they have not changed their main argument that they will call off protests only when federal taxes over diesel are scrapped.
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But after the bill advanced by the narrowest of margins, with some progressives voting against it in committee, further infighting forced Democrats to call off an expected floor vote.
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And the White House is expected, as soon as today, to formally call off military drills with South Korea, one of the more shocking results of the summit. 213.
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The New York Times reported late Thursday that the president had ordered a tactical strike on Iranian forces, only to call off the U.S. forces at the last second.
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The Labor Ministry said it had asked employees to call off the strike in order to negotiate but the union said it had not been formally notified of this.
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As a result, Kardashian — who was making all of Odom's medical decisions since the two were technically still legally married — ultimately opted to call off their protracted divorce proceedings.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte warned on Thursday that he might call off a unilateral ceasefire with communist rebels after a militiaman was killed in a guerrilla ambush.
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"At this time, we call on Jean Ping to call off his thugs and stop vandalizing the city," read the statement, which characterized the spate of violence as premeditated.
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But the delay also brings further uncertainty for commuters who are grappling with unreliable service and questions over Mr. Cuomo's recent decision to call off the L train shutdown.
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The Taliban has said Trump would regret his decision to abruptly call off talks that could have led to a political settlement to end the 18-year-old war.
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Relations are also complicated by U.S. President Donald Trump's abrupt decision to call off talks with the Taliban aimed at ending the 18-year old war in the country.
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On Tuesday, 39 senators sent a letter to FCC Chairman Ajit Pai urging him to call off what they termed a "reckless" proposal to eliminate the Obama-era regulations.
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Yonhap said Moon urged direct talks between Trump and Kim and said denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula should not be delayed by the decision to call off the summit.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's surprise decision to call off the L train shutdown, his plan faced growing skepticism over whether it is the best way to repair the subway tunnel.
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The news came after U.S. Vice President Mike Pence on Friday decided to call off a planned China speech, which also increased optimism on upcoming trade talks with Beijing.
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But then the leader of the far-right Freedom Party (FPO) was caught in a video sting, prompting him to step down and leading Kurz to call off their alliance.
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Every relationship is different, as well as everyone's views on marriage as an institution, so it's tough to say exactly how to tell if you should call off your wedding.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Italian newspaper La Repubblica reported that Conte could call off the meeting as the ruling coalition parties are resisting any major reduction to next year's deficit target.
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But then the leader of the far-right Freedom Party (FPO) became entangled in a video sting, prompting him to step down and leading Kurz to call off their alliance.
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Trump's move to call off the June 12 talks in Singapore highlights the tension between the two countries and further emphasizes the need of a meeting, the official reportedly explained.
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Rashed Khan, one of the leaders of the protests, says they will resume if the government does not call off the prosecution of several of the students involved for vandalism.
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Not only would they have had to decide to call off the rest of their lives together, but it would have had to travel through the grapevine to the press.
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She should call off her dogs—those whom she can control, anyway—and acknowledge that the abhorrent behavior of a handful of Sanders supporters isn't reflective of his entire base.
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The focus now shifts to the U.S. Federal Reserve policy decision later on Wednesday, with weaker-than-expected economic data prompting investors to call off bets on a rate hike.
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Argentina's foreign ministry said in a statement that it had sent a letter to the British ambassador demanding the country call off the "illegitimate" exercises, which are scheduled for Oct.
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An escape clause would allow Suzano to call off the deal for a 750 million reais fee if regulators force the sale of more than 1.1 million tonnes of capacity.
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" On Sunday, a source told PEOPLE about the couple's relationship was "way too much too soon" and that their decision to call off the engagement was "not shocking to anyone.
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LISBON (Reuters) - Portugal's fuel-tanker drivers voted on Sunday to call off an indefinite strike, with their union agreeing to negotiate with employers in government-brokered talks due on Tuesday.
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In the days after the Paris attacks, security officials decided to call off an international soccer match in Hanover, following reports that it had been a possible target for terrorists.
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Alere said in April its board had rejected a request by Abbott Laboratories Inc to call off its $5.8 billion offer to buy Alere in exchange for a breakup fee.
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Balancing in Heels: My Journey to Health, Happiness, and Making It All Work sees Cavallari opening up about what caused her to call off her wedding to Cutler in 2011.
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Under the terms of the deal, Tribune and Sinclair had the right to call off the merger without paying a termination fee if it was not completed by Aug. 8.
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Cavusoglu said Trump would address the issue with Trump during his planned May 16-17 visit to Washington, suggesting there were no plans to call off the talks in protest.
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The unpromising weather nearly persuaded him to call off the attempt, run an ordinary race and save the more intensive effort for a meet in London scheduled 10 days later.
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"Companies invoking the Material Adverse Change clauses to call off deals is a question of when not if," said Nandakumar Ponniya, Asia Pacific head of Baker McKenzie's international arbitration practice.
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Rivals say they have had to call off their campaigns because of the restrictions imposed against the coronavirus, but he is still appearing on television and traveling around the country.
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On Wednesday, India entered a three-week lockdown period to minimise the spread of the virus, but IPL organisers have yet to call off the competition or delay it further.
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Rivals say they have had to call off their campaigns because of the restrictions imposed against the coronavirus, but he is still appearing on television and traveling around the country.
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Trump might have been confused because it had rained elsewhere in North Carolina that day; Trump had to call off a planned tour of Emerald Isle because of severe weather.
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But so far in 2019, even with uncertainty about whether Washington and Beijing can reach a trade deal and call off their increased tariffs, the S&P has gained about 14%.
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BlackRock Chairman and CEO Larry Fink said Wednesday on CNBC's "Squawk Box" that there would be "a surge in investment sentiment" if both sides call off tariffs on each other's goods.
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BlackRock Chairman and CEO Larry Fink said Wednesday on CNBC's "Squawk Box" that there would be "a surge in investment sentiment" if both sides call off tariffs on each other's goods.
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According to Nikkei, Sprint's owner, Softbank, plans to call off merger negotiations with T-Mobile because the two companies can't agree on what ownership of the combined business would look like.
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What is his next move now that Kim Jong Un appears to be threatening to call off the summit if the United States doesn&apost stop military exercises with the South?
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Indicated 2500 percent lower The industrial gases group should call off its merger talks with U.S. peer Praxair, its chief executive and shareholder representatives on its supervisory board said on Monday.
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In exchange, indigenous leaders, including chief indigenous organization Conaie, agreed to call off protests, said Arnaud Peral, the local representative of the United Nations and one of the mediators in talks.
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In exchange, indigenous leaders, including chief indigenous organization Conaie, agreed to call off protests, said Arnaud Peral, the local representative of the United Nations and one of the mediators in talks.
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Despite the rising pressure for Trump call off the Putin meeting, however, press secretary Sarah Sanders has said that it's still very much on, per a tweet from NBC's Peter Alexander.
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The Times Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc has agreed a deal with Brussels that will finally allow the lender to call off its sale of the Williams & Glyn business. bit.
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The incident prompted U.S. President Donald Trump to call off a meeting with Russia's Vladimir Putin in Argentina to signal Washington's disapproval of Russian behavior in the naval clash with Ukraine.
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His house was spared, but he also contemplated another impact of that day's incident: He had to call off several planned jobs, throwing his busy schedule as a builder into disarray.
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According to Sandoval's account, the soldiers told Guzman to call his half-brother, Ivan Archivaldo Guzman Salazar, and ask him to call off the attacks being mounted against the Mexican personnel.
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Pelosi found a cheeky ploy to call off the State of the Union; then Trump sought retribution by blowing up her plans to lead a congressional delegation on a trip abroad.
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The announcement follows a meeting with North Korean official Kim Yong-chol, who delivered a letter from Kim written in response to Trump's decision to call off the summit last week.
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On Monday the government asked the unions and student groups that make up the National Strike Committee to call off the Wednesday protest and agreed to a parallel dialogue with them.
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But that killing prompted Mr. Trump to set aside an emerging agreement and call off secret talks he had planned to have with the Taliban at Camp David, the presidential retreat.
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Some farmers' leaders in Maharashtra agreed at the weekend to call off their action after Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said he would meet their demand for a waiver on farmer loans.
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In mid-June, Mr. Trump ordered limited airstrikes to punish Iran for shooting down an expensive American drone near its coastline, only to call off the attack at the last minute.
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Bezos contends that Pecker and AMI pressured him to call off his investigation by verbally, and then in writing, threatening to expose compromising photos of the billionaire (which included a naked selfie).
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A loose alliance of opposition parties and rebellious MPs from the ruling coalition indicated they would vote it down, forcing the government to call off the vote days after Mr Li's departure.
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James Jenkins, the chief of staff and acting commander of the Coast Guard District 14, said officials had decided to call off the search at sunset after reviewing a range of data.
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However, there may still be trouble ahead: PEOPLE's exclusive look at the rest of the season showed Bella questioning if she needed to call off the wedding again due to "deeper problems."
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When Laurel finally comes to, she confesses to Frank and Annalise that Dominick asked her to call off the Antares takedown — and that she refused, leading to the havoc of the night.
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" However, there may still be trouble ahead: In PEOPLE's exclusive look at the rest of the season, Nikki questions if she needs to call off the wedding again due to "deeper problems.
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Bezos on Thursday said in a blog post that the Enquirer was attempting to force him to call off his investigation of the tabloid under the threat of further texts being released.
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Comey reportedly wrote a memo detailing a meeting in which Trump asked him to call off the investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn, who was forced to resign in February.
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So call off the circling helicopters and attack dogs, because the Yale Smart Home Alarm is easy to install, with a set of impressive features to keep you and your family safe.
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ARROYO HAS SETBACK The Nationals right-hander Bronson Arroyo said that he had a "significantly torn" right rotator cuff but that he was not yet ready to call off his comeback attempt.
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It was an attempt to keep alive negotiations for a unity government between himself and Netanyahu, who had threatened to call off the talks if the party stuck with its original choice.
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Both Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 games have been immediately halted as the French league became the latest major footballing competition to call off games due to the outbreak of the virus.
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Under Germany's federal system, the health minister does not have the power to call off individual events, but a strong lead from the federal government typically encourages federal states to follow suit.
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After weeks of increasingly violent unrest, this weekend was remarkably calm, following calls for protesters to avoid giving the government any excuse to call off the elections or close polling stations early.
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U.S. House of Representatives' Speaker Nancy Pelosi, the top Democrat in Congress, asked Trump by phone on Friday night to call off the raids, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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"Morawiecki had to call off the summit after the affront from Netanyahu because otherwise he would appear too soft," said Piotr Buras, head of the Warsaw office of the think-tank ECFR.
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St-Pierre saw this as an opportunity to throw a number of vicious knees to the body of the defenceless Serra and referee Yves Lavigne was forced to call off the fight.
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Clearly, the method was promising enough for the government to call off a scheduled hearing over whether Apple could be forced to write software to defeat the security measures on the device.
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The CGT, another influential union but one which is opposed to EU-wide liberalization in principle, said it saw no reason for now to call off a strike that began in early April.
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It was Luyendyk, not Kufrin, who decided to call off their engagement (to go back to the woman he previously dumped, no less) in the worst way imaginable before an audience of millions.
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Ackman has also told investors privately that the firm exited its investment in United Technologies after the hedge fund manager in June urged the company to call off its planned merger with Raytheon.
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Rivera said in April 2017 that she and Dorsey are "very good at co-parenting," but their story took another turn in October when Rivera revealed they planned to call off the divorce.
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We're told Scottie has been traveling a lot (mostly to Chicago for business) and Larsa felt the two were drifting -- and that's partly why they decided to call off the 19 year marriage.
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If this pans out, it could cause a domino effect with other US carriers following AT&T's lead — leaving Samsung little choice but to formally call off the Note 7's US release.
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Speaking in the Oval Office, US President Donald Trump appeared to blame Xi for Pyongyang's change of tone, which included threatening to call off the talks if the US insisted on unilateral denuclearization.
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While Kim isn't willing to call off her relationship with Jimmy, it's clear that Jimmy isn't just on probation at his law firm — he's on probation with the woman he cares about, too.
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But when I decided to call off my big wedding and opt for City Hall nuptials, I was surprised by how little information was out there about how to plan such a thing.
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They said the WBC, whose title Wilder holds, was forced to call off the fight only after Wilder threw "the equivalent of a childish temper tantrum" and decided not to fly to Russia.
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" But Jasarevic said that the W.H.O.'s role is not to call off — or to permit — any sporting events but is merely "to provide rational and science-based public health guidance and recommendations.
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The whole reason Hannah's season of The Bachelorette became such a disaster was thanks to Jed and his secret girlfriend, which prompted Hannah to call off their engagement during the finale last year.
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Dan Kildee (D), who represents Flint in Congress, had urged lawmakers to call off the recess and stay to work on an aid package for the city and other communities with water problems.
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Soro was forced to call off a planned homecoming ahead of the October election after authorities in Ivory Coast issued an arrest warrant for various charges including money laundering and planning a coup.
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Trade unions including the All India Trade Unions Congress and Centre of Indian Trade Unions rejected a government appeal on Tuesday to call off the strike, saying it failed to address their demands.
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The national tax is scheduled to rise in 2019, to 10 percent from the current 8 percent, but Ms. Koike's party and other groups say they would call off the increase if elected.
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FameFlynet A source told PEOPLE that the two had "the best vacation" with their kids and added that although the parents haven't canceled their split, Green hopes that Fox will call off the divorce.
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China: Tread carefully With Trump expected to see Xi at the G20, there's an opportunity to call off one war -- a trade war with China -- while we may be on the brink of others.
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Read: Ted Cruz Just Handed the GOP Nomination to Donald Trump On Wednesday, Ohio governor and failed prince John Kasich officially decided to call off his quest for the White House, NBC News reports.
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Although Cena, 41, and Bella, 34, were originally set to say "I do" on May 5, that all changed three weeks ago when the pair announced they had decided to call off the engagement.
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Giovanni Malago, the head of the Italian Olympic Committee and acting head of Serie A, said it was his duty to call off Sunday's matches, which he did at the request of the clubs.
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The NUM had directed the union's South Deep branch to call off the strike on Wednesday, but the Gold Fields spokesman said the branch was resisting the decision, prompting security concerns for returning workers.
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Ackman has also told investors privately that the firm exited its investment in United Technologies Corp after the hedge fund manager in June urged the company to call off its planned merger with Raytheon.
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On Monday, the PiS announced it would reinstate full media access to parliament to try to defuse the standoff, but a wary PO said it was not yet ready to call off its blockade.
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LEADING THE DAY WHITE HOUSE & ADMINISTRATION: The rip-roaring debate about Trump's avowed constitutional say-so to pardon himself as well as call off Justice Department investigations continued Monday with, what else, POTUS tweets.
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Even when targeted successfully, concerns over causing collateral damage have led the U.S. military to call off certain tactical strikes, which in turn have limited the scope and effectiveness of the overall military operation.
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The installation of that missile defense system has apparently prompted Beijing to call off planned talks in late July with South Korea and Japan, as Japan's Asahi Shimbun newspaper reported Thursday, citing government sources.
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MELBOURNE, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Iluka Resources Ltd said on Tuesday it may call off a planned 215 million-pound ($267 million) takeover of Sierra Rutile Ltd after raising concerns about its mine tailings dams.
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They claimed that the animal jumped out of a hedge and was then chased and killed before they could intervene, but amateur footage showed that no attempt was made to call off the hounds.
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WARSAW, March 22 (Reuters) - Poland went ahead with six byelections on Sunday and reaffirmed plans to hold presidential elections on May 10 as pressure rises to call off the poll amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Mr. Trump's decision on Thursday to call off military strikes — even as planes were in the air and ships were in position — has given Tehran a chance to try to de-escalate the situation.
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The policy shift is part of the Trump administration's promise to call off the watchdogs put in place after the 2008 financial crisis, rules that the financial industry has criticized as hampering economic growth.
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"What I find most confusing is whether the governor is purporting to call off the election or not," said Rick Hasen, an election law professor at the University of California-Irvine said late Monday.
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Newsom and other state health officials said Californians should call off events of 250 people or more and that people should stand at least six feet apart at smaller gatherings, the Sacramento Bee reported.
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National security adviser Robert O'Brien flew to Turkey on Wednesday to meet with Turkish officials in hopes of convincing the country to call off its military offensive against the Kurds in Syria, Reuters reports.
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Reuters has seen a copy of a letter written by the country's labor ministry asking workers at the port, the largest in one of the world's top grains producers, to call off the strike.
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On Wednesday, In Touch magazine published a handwritten letter to Prince Harry from her estranged half brother, Thomas Markle Jr., who is not on the guest list, urging him to call off the wedding.
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DEMS MAKE LAST-MINUTE APPEAL ON NET NEUTRALITY: Democrats are trying to pressure the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) at the eleventh hour to call off its planned vote to scrap its net neutrality regulations.
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That followed North Korea's warning earlier in the day that it was prepared for a nuclear showdown with Washington, a threat that U.S. officials said contributed heavily to Trump's decision to call off the summit.
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In these cases, the fog tends to clear after you address the underlying cause, meaning your quick thinking will return once you finally get your eight hours of sleep or call off your juice cleanse.
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Meghan Markle's estranged half-brother Thomas Markle Jr said that the former actress will be the "perfect modern princess" just weeks after he sent Prince Harry a letter urging him to call off the wedding.
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President Trump told reporters at an impromptu press conference on Wednesday that he will not negotiate with Democrats in Congress on an infrastructure package or other bipartisan policy proposals until they call off their investigations.
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Police said Hill fled when they tried to pull him over and then drove away at such a high rate of speed that they had to call off the pursuit after just a few moments.
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As a result, Kardashian was put in charge of Odom's medical care and soon proceeded to call off their protracted divorce so that she could continue to make the best medical decisions for her ex.
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PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - Stone-throwing protesters stoked Haiti's political crisis on Saturday, a day after they forced the Caribbean nation to call off a presidential election and despite calls for consensus from global powers.
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The Nikkei also reported that SoftBank would inform Germany's Deutsche Telekom as early as Tuesday that it was proposing to call off the deal talks, but sources who spoke to Reuters could not confirm this.
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After outcries over ethical issues, such as the reckless endangerment of sex workers, the event was cancelled, even though the department claimed it wasn't public dissent that caused them to call off the live-tweet.
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For weeks, he resisted telling Americans to cancel or stay away from large gatherings, reluctant even on Thursday to call off his own campaign rallies even as he grudgingly acknowledged he would probably have to.
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But despite calls from opposition critics and candidates to call off the presidential elections, the government says it will not postpone them as it could only do so if it introduces a state of emergency.
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Perspective: In an Op-Ed, Susan Rice, the national security adviser under President Barack Obama, says that Mr. Trump's decision to call off the strikes was correct but that the risk of war remains real.
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Earlier on Monday, representatives of truck and bus drivers announced they had agreed to call off plans for an indefinite strike against the higher fuel taxes after reaching a deal with officials in Vizcarra's government.
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"The timeline wasn't compatible," said Bobby Heerasing, ACR's group chief executive, adding that the decision to call off the deal was mutual and that ACR had no imminent plans to re-open the sale process.
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Last week the Taliban had to call off meetings in Pakistan after the Afghan government protested to the United Nations Security Council that leaders of the insurgent group were violating travel restrictions under international sanctions.
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Labour has since edged closer to a position that could make it possible to call off Brexit, saying a public vote - either a new national election or second referendum - is the way to reunite the country.
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Washington (CNN)House Speaker Nancy Pelosi called President Donald Trump Friday night and asked him to call off the Immigration and Customs Enforcement deportation raids scheduled for Sunday, a source familiar with the call told CNN.
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" Remorse Over a Demise Newburger, under the name Jerry Croyden, sent out his final news release: "Due to flunkings in the midterm examinations, Plainfield Teachers has been forced to call off its last two scheduled games.
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Robinson pounced on the backlash, and launched a petition calling on the chief of the defense staff to "call off his dogs," framing the issue as a case of elites kowtowing to PC culture and Muslims.
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This tension is specifically teased in the Netflix film when Gen reveals she spent the night with Peter on the ski trip, leading Lara Jean to call off her fake (but also real?) relationship with Peter.
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DTA, representing Palantir, contacted the buyer and led it to believe that it was required to buy the shares directly from Palantir, ultimately leading the buyer to call off the deal with KT4 and the others.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Haryana chief minister on Saturday called on demonstrators demanding jobs and education to call off rioting which has spread to several towns in recent days and which has killed at least one person.
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Their hope: to get Sanders to call off his supporters before Clinton has to make compromises that would likely hurt her ability to win over moderate Republicans, whom her campaign is eager to court, in November.
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The move convinced Italy's largest pilot union to suspend a four-hour strike planned for Friday afternoon, but it was unclear if other unions would call off strikes planned for next week in Ireland and Portugal.
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"There is a bit of a lingering fear that President [Donald] Trump could pick up the phone to Saudi Arabia and put pressure on the Saudis and say, 'You call off this OPEC cut,' " Croft said.
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On Monday night, star Arie Luyendyk Jr. proposed to Becca Kufrin during the final rose ceremony in Peru only to call off their engagement weeks later, admitting he still had feelings for runner-up Lauren Burnham.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis plans to press Barzani again to call off the referendum when they meet on Tuesday in Erbil, the Kurdish capital in northern Iraq, a U.S. official traveling with him told Reuters.
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But the Kurdish leadership showed no sign of bowing to pressure to call off the vote, including from the United Nations - which urged Erbil to resolve disputes with Baghdad over land and power sharing through dialogue.
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"Chloramphenicol" opens with Elizabeth, accompanied by William, heading to a payphone to call off the hit on Pastor Tim and Alice and to call Paige to let her know they won't be home for two days.
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Canada's prime minister, Justin Trudeau, had been forced to call off an earlier trip to sign the deal after Wallonia, the French-speaking region of Belgium, used its veto to withhold Belgium's approval of the deal.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - The Kenyan government and Kenya Airways urged pilots to call off a strike planned for next week, saying it would be "economic and national sabotage" and hamper efforts to stem losses at the airline.
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A top North Korean official called Vice President Mike Pence a "political dummy" and threatened to call off the upcoming summit between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, reports the Wall Street Journal.
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Qualcomm, the world's biggest maker of chips for mobile phones, and Dutch chipmaker NXP said in April they would call off the deal if they were unable to win Chinese regulatory approval by midnight on Wednesday.
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The pandemic forced India to call off a home one-day international series against South Africa after the first match before postponing the start of this year's Indian Premier League (IPL) Twenty20 tournament until April 15.
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Before the event's cancellation, more than 35,000 people signed a petition urging the organizers to call off the event because of the coronavirus, and numerous major companies had pulled out — including Facebook, Twitter, Intel, and TikTok.
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Mnuchin clearly took the president off guard, at a Monday meeting at the United Nations, saying that U.S. officials asked the Chinese delegation to call off their tour of U.S. farms — not the other way around.
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Tehran has said its delegation could call off a trip to New York if the US does not issue visas for his delegation "in the next few hours," Iran's state-run ISNA news reported Wednesday afternoon.
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Canada: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is the subject of an ethics investigation based on allegations that he improperly pressured his former attorney general to call off a criminal case against an engineering company based in Montreal.
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Two weeks ago, House Speaker Paul Ryan was forced to call off a floor vote on a GOP measure to repeal much of the Obama-era Affordable Care Act, the healthcare law better known as Obamacare.
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FROM PEN: I Worried My Dad Lamar Odom's Addiction Was My Fault, Destiny Odom Says Kardashian opted to call off their protracted divorce proceedings to help make all of Odom's medical decisions as his still-legal spouse.
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Stephen Colbert never lets a White House scandal go without his two cents, and the allegations that President Donald Trump attempted to call off an investigation into his ousted National Security Advisor Michael Flynn is no exception.
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The International Court of Justice ruled in 2014 that Japan's whaling in the Southern Ocean should stop, prompting it to call off its hunt that season, although it said at the time it intended to resume later.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said Wednesday she was unsurprised by North Korean threats to call off a scheduled summit, calling the statements "expected" and downplaying whether a cancellation of the historic meeting would be significant.
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Foreign Minister Teodoro Ribera said on Thursday that there was "no chance" the government would call off two major global meetings in Santiago in the coming months, including welcoming U.S President Donald Trump and China's Xi Jinping.
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Austria's coalition government collapsed last month after a sting video forced the head of the far-right Freedom Party (FPO), Heinz-Christian Strache, to step down and prompted conservative Chancellor Sebastian Kurz to call off their alliance.
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She and a group of close friends went to Vegas for a weekend, and she came back to work telling everyone how she decided to call off the engagement because he wasn't the right one for her.
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Turkish officials had previously said Erdogan might call off the U.S. visit in protest at U.S. House of Representatives' votes to recognise mass killings of Armenians a century ago as genocide and to seek sanctions on Turkey.
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But annual military drills between the U.S. and South Korea, which North Korea views as a threat, spurred the regime to abruptly call off the talks with its southern neighbor and potentially cancel Kim's meeting with Trump.
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Ms. de Lima called the accusation "foul" and added, "If this is his way of stopping the Senate's investigation on the extrajudicial killings, he can try," but she insisted that she would not call off the hearings.
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Greece&aposs coast guard says a search and rescue operation is underway for a boat believed to be carrying about 50 migrants which issued a distress call off the coast of the eastern Aegean island of Samos.
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She formed Call Off Your Old Tired Ethics (COYOTE), got the practice of quarantine and forced medication for arrested sex workers overturned in California, and hosted 22016,22018 attendees at her "Hookers Ball" events, including celebrities and politicians.
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The agreement, and a surprise decision by Trump to call off joint military exercises with South Korea, capped a historic summit that represented the first ever meeting between a sitting U.S. president and a North Korean leader.
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But it said that falling fuel prices had offered a much-needed boost, and it now plans to call off a stock buyback, which will also help save about 150 million Australian dollars ($98.6 million) in cash.
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In the video, posted on Youtube by user Poodieville and presumably filmed by one of the bystanders the man criticized, the man doesn't leave the scene until the boys shake hands and call off the fight completely.
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State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said the agency was disappointed by Ryabkov's decision to call off the meeting, calling the move to expand the sanctions list routine and noting that the U.S. does so twice a year.
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He spoke with Zelensky multiple times in recent months, and the whistleblower complaint alleged that Trump told Pence to call off his planned trip to Zelensky's inauguration until the administration could see how cooperative he would be.
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"The decision to call off the deal was agreed upon by both parties after it became clear that financing conditions would not be met within the agreed upon timeline," a spokeswoman for BHP told Reuters on Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House said on Friday the plan for an independence referendum in Iraq's autonomous Kurdistan region this month distracts from efforts to defeat Islamic State and urged Kurdish leaders to call off the vote.
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"I can't call off hours because they're closed, so I have to call in the middle of the workday, and I often don't have the time to do that," says Sroka, who works for an IT company.
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Though Ashley and Jay do eventually get married, they initially have to call off their dream wedding in a barn after their wedding page is bombarded with violently racist posts — which Ashley helpfully reads out loud to him.
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In an ideal world, Sheikh Hasina would call off politically motivated prosecutions, stop meddling in institutions that are supposed to be independent and reinstate the system of caretaker governments before elections—things she shows no sign of doing.
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On Thursday, Trump sought to placate North Korea after it threatened to call off the summit, saying Kim's security would be guaranteed in any deal and that his country would not suffer the fate of Muammar Gaddafi's Libya.
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European countries have tried stay neutral in that confrontation, which saw the United States call off air strikes against Iran just minutes before impact last month, and Tehran amass stocks of enriched uranium banned under a nuclear deal.
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Earlier in the week, North Korea canceled a high-level meeting with the South over U.S.-South Korean military exercises and threatened to call off a planned summit between its leader, Kim Jong Un, and President Donald Trump.
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While speaking at a church in South Central Los Angeles, he meets and falls for Nina (Halle Berry), and eventually decides that life might be worth living after all, but it's too late to call off the hit.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria told neighboring Turkey on Tuesday to call off its military offensive in northeast Syria, saying the violence could lead to rising numbers of migrants crossing the border and heighten the risk of a humanitarian crisis.
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Samsung accused Jo of deliberately sabotaging of its washing machines at IFA 2014; LG responded by countersuing Samsung and releasing video footage that it said absolved Jo. The two companies eventually decided to call off the entire dispute.
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Just a day before the two teams are to face each other in Game 3 of the Finals, LeBron James was asked to reflect on Trump's decision to call off the traditional White House visit for the Eagles.
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Lebanon's bank staff union said it would meet on Sunday or Monday to decide whether to call off a strike after receiving a security plan to keep branches safe and potentially re-open banks as early as Monday.
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Transport Minister Alain Vidalies said the government had satisfied union demands to protect rest periods for rail workers and help with the 50-billion-euro ($56 billion) debt of SNCF, saying the CGT should call off its action.
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Western forces, including the United States and the United Nations, urged the Kurdish government to call off the vote, citing the need for a peaceful reconstruction of the territories regained from ISIS and the safe return of refugees.
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Delays in China that led Qualcomm to call off its acquisition of a rival microchip maker had nothing to do with escalating trade tensions with the United States, a spokesman for the Chinese Commerce Ministry said on Thursday.
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There has been a ton of pressure on WWE to call off the April 5 event at the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida due to the coronavirus pandemic ... since it's expected to attract more than 70,000 people!
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The two were still legally married when Odom was hospitalized following an near-death overdose in 2015, and as a result, Kardashian — who was making all of his medical decisions — opted to call off their protracted divorce proceedings.
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In the eyes of the business community, near-term concerns about those plans outweigh the party's well-received pledge to give UK citizens a chance to call off Brexit — which is seen as economically damaging in any form.
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In exchange, the indigenous leaders agreed to immediately call off protests that have rocked Quito and led Moreno to impose an indefinite curfew in the capital, said mediator Arnaud Peral, the representative of the United Nations in Ecuador.
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Barring a last-minute reprieve, Qualcomm said Wednesday it would make good on a pledge with NXP to call off the merger if it had not won Chinese regulatory approval by 23:59 Eastern U.S. time on Wednesday.
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Canada's parliamentary ethics commissioner said on Monday that he would look into allegations that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau improperly pressured his former attorney general to call off a criminal case against a major engineering company based in Montreal.
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The detective's death led Mr. de Blasio to call off a trip to New Hampshire that he had planned for Friday, where he was to meet with the mayor of Nashua, Jim Donchess, and local activists in Concord.
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In Barcelona on Wednesday, unions representing drivers were split on whether to accept the Catalan regional government's one-hour delay proposal for ride-hailing pickups — increased from an initial offer of 15 minutes — and call off their strike.
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Unrealistic opposition expectations about the role of a group of presidents designated by the Union of South American Nations and by the Vatican, contributed to the decision to call off the internationally encouraged Venezuela "dialogue," late in 2016.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A small group of LGBT+ campaigners held a Pride rally in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi on Monday, weeks after they were forced to call off a march following a wave of political unrest.
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The Kurdish authorities are showing no sign of bowing despite intense international pressure and regional appeals, not least from allied Washington, to call off the vote, which Baghdad says is unconstitutional and a prelude to breaking up the country.
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But the two were still legally married when Odom was hospitalized following a near-death overdose in 2015, and as a result, Khloé — who was making all of his medical decisions — opted to call off their protracted divorce proceedings.
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But the two were still legally married when Odom was hospitalized following a near-death overdose in 2015, and as a result, Khloé — who was making all of his medical decisions — opted to call off their protracted divorce proceedings.
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But the two were still legally married when Odom was hospitalized following a near-death overdose in 2015, and as a result, Kardashian — who was making all of his medical decisions — opted to call off their protracted divorce proceedings.
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"The authorities should call off the political hounding of those suspected to be behind the open letter and release all those detained in connection with it," William Nee, China researcher at Amnesty International, said in a statement on Friday.
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International pressure has grown on North Korea to call off a planned rocket launch, seen by some governments as another missile test, since Pyongyang told U.N. agencies this week it would launch what it called an "earth observation satellite".
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But the two were still legally married when Odom was hospitalized following a near-death overdose in 2015, and as a result, Kardashian — who was making all of his medical decisions — opted to call off their protracted divorce proceedings.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish climbers said on Monday heavy snow and ominous weather forecasts had forced them to call off their attempt to climb the world's second highest peak, K2, in winter - one of last remaining big feats in mountaineering.
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China: The Hill — Reacting to what the Trump administration describes as a pause while trying to rectify trade imbalances between the U.S. and China, Beijing on Monday praised a recent agreement with the U.S. to call off tariff threats.
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On Saturday, supporters of Reed held their biggest protest yet outside the governor's mansion, escalating a public campaign that now counts Beyoncé, Kim Kardashian and Oprah Winfrey among the celebrities who have urged Abbott to call off the Nov.
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He said it was ultimately up to his superiors in Tehran to decide whether to call off plans to exceed limits in the nuclear deal, but he did not believe the talks' outcome was likely to change their minds.
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Most regular activity in neighboring Honduras was at a standstill on Monday after the government decided to send public and private sector workers home, temporarily call off flights and suspend public transport to halt the spread of the virus.
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On the other hand, if you find damage that wasn't indicated in the listing, you can either call off the purchase, negotiate the price down or — if the phone was purchased online — open up a dispute with the seller.
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In February, only a phone call from President Vladimir Putin of Russia to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel induced Israel to call off further airstrikes against Syrian government and Iranian targets after an Iranian drone invaded Israeli airspace.
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Many in the group were frustrated, he said, by union leaders whom they believed were not responsive to their concerns, and whom they felt were too quick to call off a nine-day labor action in Oklahoma in April.
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Washington (CNN)The porn star known as Stormy Daniels threatened to call off a nondisclosure agreement with President Donald Trump's lawyer weeks before the election, The Washington Post reports, citing an email from Daniels' lawyer obtained by the newspaper.
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That was despite his bizarre decision to call off his campaign for two months after the Democratic convention—because, he variously suggested, the security of his daughter's wedding was threatened, or he had been blackmailed, or the Democrats had impressed him.
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He and White used the botnet for click fraud, leased it out to other people for DDoS attacks, and ran extortion schemes in which they would launch DDoS attacks against victims' websites and then demand payment to call off the attacks.
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After a bride-to-be made the extremely difficult decision to call off her engagement just weeks before her wedding and found out the venue and decorations were non-refundable, she knew she wanted the party and celebration to live on.
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Many thought the model's Instagram Story — a screenshot of a song titled "I'll Kill You" — was a response to Gomez's single, but after she herself clarified that's not what went down, Gomez also stepped in to call off the dogs.
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A survey by respected pollster Elabe published late on Wednesday showed 56 percent think the movement should call off the weekly protests, an increase of 11 points from a month earlier and the first time they have been a majority.
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Labour has since edged closer to a position that could make it possible to call off Brexit, but has stopped short of calling for a new referendum in all circumstances and has said a general election is its preferred outcome.
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However, the source said Actelion had now reached a point where the company needed to sign a deal and it could not call off negotiations with the French drugmaker without triggering an investor rebellion demanding the overthrow of its board.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A Pakistani Islamist group said on Friday it will call off protests over the acquittal of a Christian woman who was facing hanging on blasphemy charges, striking a deal with the government to end three days of protests.
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PARIS (Reuters) - President Francois Hollande said on Sunday it would be incomprehensible if transport strikes were to disrupt the Euro 2016 soccer tournament that opens in France on Friday, raising pressure on the militant CGT union to call off the action.
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A Ryanair spokesman said "the sensible course of action" for both ANPAC and IALPA was to meet the airline on Wednesday, the day their strikes are due to take place, but to call off the threat of disruption before then.
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In court documents seen by Reuters for a lawsuit that preceded the arbitration, Paper Excellence alleged that rising pulp prices played a big part in J&F wanting to call off the deal because J&F wanted a higher price.
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A call by President Jair Bolsonaro last week to the chief executive of Petrobras led the state-run company to call off a sharp diesel price increase and revived investor fears about political influence, hammering the share price of Petrobras.
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"The decision to call off the IPO was taken some time ago, but no-one can disclose this, so statements are gradually going that way — first delay then calling off," a Saudi source familiar with the IPO plans told Reuters.
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Trump was right to call off the military strikes he had ordered—war with Iran may please Saudi and Israeli leadership, but it does not serve U.S. interests—but the president seems to have learned very little from this near-crisis.
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Aetna Chief Executive Officer Mark Bertolini started the call off by declining to comment on rumor or speculation, referencing last week's reports that pharmacy CVS Health offered to buy Aetna for more than $200 per share, or more than $66 billion.
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The White House has faced a flurry of revelations in the wake of Comey's abrupt firing last week, among them that Trump had asked Comey in February to call off his bureau's investigation into fired national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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Earlier this week, three Turkish officials had said Erdogan might call off the visit in protest of votes in the U.S. House of Representatives to recognize mass killings of Armenians a century ago as genocide and to seek sanctions on Turkey.
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Mr. Trump told supporters that he felt bad for those who had waited hours to hear him speak in Chicago, but said the decision to call off that rally had been prudent because of a "massive crowd" that included many protesters.
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Instead, it fell to Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the government's most famous scientist, to say publicly what the president would not, leading the nation's basketball, hockey, soccer and baseball leagues in just 24 hours to suspend play and call off tournaments.
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ROME, March 8 (Reuters) - Italy's Serie A league was criticised by the country's sports minister Vincenzo Spadafora on Sunday for being "irresponsible" after ignoring his request to call off the day's matches and suspend the competition over the coronavirus outbreak.
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A young woman in Canada told me she and her friends were having a hard time convincing another friend of theirs to call off her international vacation, even though the current Canadian travel advisory is to avoid all nonessential travel.
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A day before the scheduled talk, the Hecht's director and curator Shunit Netter-Marmelstein sent a letter to Schindler and to the chair of the university's art history department, Jochai Rozen, informing them of her decision to call off the event.
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SEOUL/TOKYO (Reuters) - International pressure grew on North Korea to call off a planned rocket launch, seen by some governments as another missile test, while Japan put its military on alert to shoot down any rocket that threatens its territory.
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ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) President Massoud Barzani said on Friday that Iraq's Kurds were ready "to pay any price for freedom", rejecting international pressure to call off the referendum on independence planned for Monday in northern Iraq.
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"We therefore call on the Kurdistan Regional Government to call off the referendum and enter into serious and sustained dialogue with Baghdad, which the United States has repeatedly indicated it is prepared to facilitate," the White House said in a statement.
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A half-day power outage last December at Delta's hub at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport caused the airline to call off more than 1,400 flights, an event that coupled with a winter snowstorm Delta said cost it about $60 million.
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Trump sends incoherent message The same forces that prompted the President to suddenly call off an attack on Iranian targets in June to avenge the downing of a US drone over the Gulf of Oman seem to be in play now.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Ivory Coast has issued an arrest warrant for Guillaume Soro, a former rebel leader and candidate in next year's presidential election, the public prosecutor said on Monday, forcing Soro to call off a planned homecoming after months overseas.
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Additionally, CFIUS refused to approve the Chinese company Ant Financial's $1.2 billion move to acquire the Dallas-based money transfer service MoneyGram this year due to concerns over the safety of US citizens' data, causing the two companies to call off the merger.
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President Jair Bolsonaro's call last week to the chief executive of Petrobras, as the firm is known, led the company to call off a sharp diesel price increase and revived investor fears about political influence on the company, hammering its share price.
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On Monday, though, he went a step further, calling U.S. President Barack Obama a "son of a b****" - a comment that prompted Washington to call off a bilateral meeting with Duterte at the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit in Laos.
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I was there to share in the disappointment -- and anger towards the United States -- after it decided to call off a proposed military strike on the Assad regime, instead striking a deal that would have the regime peacefully give up its chemical arsenal.
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"We can only imagine that having heard the news, Vladimir Putin has called off his bear hunt and is rushing back to the Kremlin to call off Russian airstrikes on hospitals, schools and humanitarian aid convoys around Aleppo," McCain and Graham said Wednesday.
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Transport Minister Alain Vidalies said the government had satisfied union demands to protect rest periods for rail workers and help with the 50 billion euro ($55.76 billion) debt of the SNCF rail company, saying the militant CGT union should call off its action.
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A spokeswoman for Oando said that the SEC has not said whether it would call off the audit now that the dispute with Mangal had been settled, adding that a second petition from an indirect shareholder was still pending with the regulator.
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For months, the FBI pressured Apple to break security measures on an iPhone used in the San Bernardino attacks, only to call off the case at the last minute when it was presented with a third-party method for breaking into the phone.
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After multiple goodwill signals, including North Korea's release of three American hostages last week, Kim on Wednesday reportedly startled Trump administration officials by threatening to call off the planned talks if the U.S. insisted that North Korea unilaterally abandon its nuclear program.
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The US administration had no advance warning that a top North Korean official would threaten to call off the talks if joint military exercises with South Korea continue or if the US maintained its insistence that North Korea immediately dismantle its nuclear program.
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ERBIL, Iraq, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) President Massoud Barzani said on Friday that Iraq's Kurds were ready "to pay any price for freedom", rejecting international pressure to call off the referendum on independence planned for Monday in northern Iraq.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - General Motors Co on Wednesday warned leaders of Canada's Unifor labor union that it will start to wind down production of its popular Chevrolet Equinox sport utility vehicle at an Ontario factory unless workers there call off a month-long strike.
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In his confidential memos dating from 2017 to the present, Darroch had said reports of in-fighting in the White House were "mostly true" and last month described confusion within the administration over Trump's decision to call off a military strike on Iran.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's surprise decision this month to call off the L-train shutdown is a new repair plan that relies on a less disruptive approach to fixing the tunnel between Manhattan and Brooklyn, allowing work to be done on nights and weekends.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Mexico has agreed to take more migrants seeking asylum in the United States while they await adjudication of their cases, according to details of an agreement reached late on Friday that led President Donald Trump to call off threatened tariffs.
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"What is worrying to us is the chilling effect," said Svetlana Mintcheva, the director of programs at the National Coalition Against Censorship, an advocacy organization that is developing a support network for young adult authors who face pressure to call off their books.
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Recognizing the need for more compassionate care for sex workers, two associations, Call Off Your Old Tired Ethics (COYOTE) and the Exotic Dancers Alliance (EDA), founded the clinic in collaboration with the San Francisco Department of Public Health STD Control and Prevention Section.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump called Chilean President Sebastian Pinera on Wednesday to express his support for Chile's decision to call off two major international meetings and decried alleged foreign interference in Chile, the White House said in a statement on Thursday.
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North Korea threw the meeting into doubt last week when Kim Kye-gwan, another vice foreign minister of North Korea, warned that his country could call off the landmark encounter if the United States insisted on "unilateral" abandonment of its nuclear program.
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It proved highly provocative for Turkey, Iran and Iraq, whose responses are likely to roil the region in the coming days, stirring the very turmoil that the United States hoped to avoid when it pressured the Kurds to call off the vote.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Rugby World Cup organisers were forced to call off matches for the first time in the tournament's 32-year history on Thursday - eliminating Italy as a result - saying the risk from Typhoon Hagibis made hosting them an impossibility on safety grounds.
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Judd probably didn't call off the attack out of the goodness of his heart — and it seems more likely now, as Keene's plan of capturing Jon comes into focus, that he found out about Jon and Angela's secret during the White Night attacks.
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DETROIT, Oct 11 (Reuters) - General Motors Co on Wednesday warned leaders of Canada's Unifor labor union that it will start to wind down production of its popular Chevrolet Equinox sport utility vehicle at an Ontario factory unless workers there call off a month-long strike.
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MUMBAI, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Indian telecoms company Reliance Communications Ltd said on Sunday it had mutually agreed with smaller rival Aircel to call off a proposed merger of its wireless business, citing delays due to regulatory and legal uncertainties and interventions by various parties.
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A call by President Jair Bolsonaro last week to the chief executive of Petrobras, as the firm is known, led the company to call off a sharp diesel price increase and revived investor fears about political influence on the company, hammering its share price.
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So, in fact, the Trump decision, the Trump administration decision to call off for now a summit might be a part of getting North Korea in line and maybe, again, just in the past hour or so, maybe we&aposve seen North Korea following through.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The odds are still in favor of going ahead with a June summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, U.S. national security adviser John Bolton said on Wednesday, despite Pyongyang's threat to call off the unprecedented meeting.
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It tells us a lot about what happened at the end of their relationship — mainly, that it appears she was the one to call off the engagement — and that they're already at the point where they can at least kind of joke about it.
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The entourage's hundred thousand dollar heists came to an end when a jewelry store owner reported a woman matching Kemp's in his store, but the conspirators "decided to call off the robbery and left the store," when the owner instructed another employee to call police.
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In a memo written last month, Darroch described confusion within the administration over Trump's decision to call off a military strike on Iran, and that the president citing the number of predicted casualties as the reason he had changed his mind "didn't stand up".
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ANKARA (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan may call off a visit to Washington next week in protest at votes in the House of Representatives to recognize mass killings of Armenians a century ago as genocide and to seek sanctions on Turkey, three Turkish officials said.
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In that moment of authenticity among all the spy games and deception and war, Fox persuaded the extremists to call off their planned attack, knowing that all sides would pick new targets and that the board would be reset for another high-stakes game.
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"We can only imagine that having heard the news, Vladimir Putin has called off his bear hunt and is rushing back to the Kremlin to call off Russian airstrikes on hospitals, schools and humanitarian aid convoys around Aleppo," McCain and Graham said in a statement.
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Trump on Thursday sought to placate North Korea after it threatened to call off the June summit, saying Kim's security would be guaranteed in any deal and his country would not suffer the fate of Muammar Gaddafi's Libya, unless that could not be reached.
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This wedding has drawn comparisons with some remarkable episodes of recent royal history: Edward VIII's relationship with American divorcee Wallis Simpson, which led him to abdicate in 1936, and the queen's late sister Margaret's decision to call off her marriage to an equerry Peter Townsend.
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"We did not call off the 2016 bond .... What we did was to suspend pricing .... We must sometimes hold our nerves when we're in the capital market to look for the right window before we strike in order to get the best results," he said.
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In confidential memos to his government dating from 2017 to the present, Darroch had said reports of in-fighting in the White House were "mostly true" and last month described confusion within the administration over Trump's decision to call off a military strike on Iran.
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"You can't call off the best weapon we have, which is social isolation, even out of economic desperation, unless you're willing to be responsible for a mountain of deaths," Arthur Caplan, a professor of bioethics at NYU Langone Medical Center, told The New York Times.
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Those steps include boosting the number of and making coronavirus tests free to everyone, ensuring that a vaccine, when developed, will be free to all and earmarking a "pot of money" to cover workers that call off sick or to care for an infected individual.
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Darroch, who has served as the UK ambassador to the US since January 2016, wrote (or signed off on) cables that span most of Trump's presidency, including Trump's state visit last month and Trump's alleged last-minute decision to call off an Iran strike.
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Mr. Comey, the site said, might have perjured himself if he had claimed in a memo — as outlets including The New York Times have reported — that Mr. Trump pressured him to call off an investigation into Mr. Trump's former national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn.
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Last year, the city of Guaraí, in Tocantins, canceled New Year festivities to renovate two public schools, while in Porto Ferreira, a small town in São Paulo State, the local assembly voted to call off Carnival and use the money to buy a new ambulance.
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Kuijs at Oxford Economics said that the US would probably go ahead with the tariff plan on October 15, which would trigger "some retaliation" from China, although he still expects the two countries to reach a small deal to call off the December tariffs.
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Graham has been advocating for a strike on Iranian oil refineries as a reciprocal response, arguing that Trump's decision to call off a strike in June after Iran shot down a U.S. drone because of concerns about casualties was interpreted by Tehran as weakness.
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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has been leading efforts to hold Republican leaders accountable for the impasse (her latest attempt to track McConnell down went viral under the hashtag #WheresMitch), and Pelosi asked Trump to call off his annual State of the Union address until the government reopens.
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Washington (CNN)Fresh fury flying between President Donald Trump and Iran shows why the threat of a disastrous war was not averted by his last minute decision to call off "cocked and loaded" US air strikes to avenge the downing of a US drone last week.
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But comments from White House National Security Adviser John Bolton in May led to threats from North Korean officials to call off the planned summit, stating that the country was not interested in the US making a "one-sided demand" that North Korea give up its nukes.
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It would be followed by a muscle paralyzing drug, called cisatracurium, which prompted a judge last November to call off Dozier&aposs execution amid concerns that he could be so immobilized that witnesses would not see if he experienced unconstitutional pain or struggled not to suffocate.
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Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan (TLP), a right-wing Islamist group, also only agreed to call off the protests on the condition that it would not prevent the group from handing in a petition to the Supreme Court to place Bibi on the country's exit control list.
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European countries have so far tried to appear neutral in the escalating confrontation between Tehran and Washington, which saw the United States call off air strikes against Iran just minutes before impact last month, and Tehran amass stocks of enriched uranium banned under a 2015 nuclear deal.
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Planners, day-of coordinators, bands, photographers, food vendors, and wait staff — not to mention hopeful brides and grooms — will likely be hit hard as more people are forced to call off their weddings, which cost an average of $33,000 in the US, according to The Knot.
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Mr. Rouhani's remarks, made in a televised address, made it more clear than ever that Washington and Tehran remain in a standoff despite President Trump's decision last week to call off a missile strike against Iran in retaliation for its shooting down of an American surveillance drone.
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In fact, Mr. Kim's government appeared so offended by the suggestion that the North should surrender its nuclear weapons to reap riches from the United States that it specifically objected to that idea this month when threatening to call off the June 12 Singapore summit meeting.
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The primary race has largely ground to halt in recent days, however, as the coronavirus outbreak has forced the candidates to call off in-person campaigning and prompted several states to delay their primary elections out of concern that voting could hasten the spread of the disease.
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Background reading: • Mr. Trump announced his decision to call off the summit meeting in a strikingly personal letter that contained mixed messages, both raising the possibility of military action against the North and leaving the door open for a future diplomatic encounter between the two men.
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As Washington watches for the President's next steps, it could turn out that the media coverage of his decision to call off US attacks, which is likely to be critical, could shape his future decision making -- meaning the new few hours and days could be pivotal and turbulent.
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So were her brother, an Afghan who has since disappeared, and a young Muslim suspected of links to a thwarted terror attack that led the authorities a year ago to call off a national soccer match with the Netherlands, even as the stadium in Hanover was filling with fans.
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WASHINGTON — Fearing an embarrassing spectacle — or a defeat — eight weeks before Election Day, House conservatives and the leaders of the House Judiciary Committee agreed to call off a vote Thursday to impeach the Internal Revenue Service commissioner in exchange for formal impeachment hearings next week before the committee.
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"Instead of giving Putin a free pass, President Trump should announce new sanctions against Russia, call for the immediate return of Ukrainian vessels and crewmen, and call off any planned meetings with Vladimir Putin at the upcoming G-20 summit," said Senator Jack Reed, Democrat of Rhode Island.
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I don't want to call off the search just yet for other new, interesting features that may still lie in hiding inside the revised Switch, but it seems like we'll have to wait until the rumored Switch Pro until we really have something exciting to look forward to.
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"The CDC has been proactive and prepared since the very beginning and the President does not want to interfere with the CDC's mission to protect the health and welfare of their people and the agency," a White House official said, explaining the decision to call off the trip.
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The protests prompted him to announce a "great national dialogue" on social issues, but government efforts to stop new demonstrations have not met with success as the union-led National Strike Committee has stuck firmly to demands for one-on-one talks and refused to call off the protests.
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Facebook has been left red-faced after being forced to call off the launch date of its dating service in Europe because it failed to give its lead EU data regulator enough advanced warning — including failing to demonstrate it had performed a legally required assessment of privacy risks.
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"We have decided to call off the strike after a meeting with the chief minister, who assured us that the state government will renew the licenses of slaughter houses," Chaudhary Aley Ummar Qureshi, a general secretary of the Muslim All India Jamiatul Quresh, told Reuters from Lucknow, the state capital.
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For example, in the Manhattan District Attorney's investigation into the Trump Organization's participation in hush money payments to two women who allege affairs with him, Trump could theoretically just decide to call off the investigation into the payments instead of attempting to block the Manhattan DA's subpoena for his taxes.
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"Alright folks they had a good run, but i think were gunna have to pack it up and call off the whole 'memes' thing," he said, which seems logical now that a moderately priced steakhouse is responding to another moderately steakhouse with the Impact font and the Savage Patrick picture.
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"A simple call to Ajay Banga over at Mastercard or Al Kelly over at Visa to tell them they are welcome to come in wihtout a bogus joint venture might actually be enough to get President Trump to call off the trade dogs of war, " the "Mad Money" host said.
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The North said it had no choice but to call off the performance, which was to be held in the North Korean territory of Mount Kumgang, as South Korean media continued to insult what Pyongyang called "sincere" measures regarding the Winter Olympics Seoul will host next month, the ministry said.
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Inspired by stories Mendes heard about his grandfather who served in the war, the film follows Schofield and Blake, two British soldiers in northern France who are tasked with delivering an urgent letter to another battalion ordering them to call off a pending attack, lest they be slaughtered in an ambush.
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The tension between Mr. Trump and Mr. Bolton was aggravated in recent months by the president's decisions to call off a planned airstrike on Iran in retaliation for the downing of an American surveillance drone and to meet with Mr. Kim at the Demilitarized Zone and cross over into North Korea.
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"We have decided to call off the strike after a meeting with the chief minister, who assured us that the state government will renew the licences of slaughter houses," Chaudhary Aley Ummar Qureshi, a general secretary of the Muslim All India Jamiatul Quresh, told Reuters from Lucknow, the state capital.
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" The whistleblower complaint alleges that Trump instructed Vice President Mike Pence to call off a planned trip to Ukraine, and alleges that it had been "made clear" to US officials that "the President did not want to meet with Mr. Zelensky until he saw how Zelensky 'chose to act' in office.
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Pence was referring to Kim's threat to call off the summit after National Security Adviser John Bolton suggested last week that North Korea could follow a "Libya model" of denuclearization — something Kim is eager to avoid, as it ended with the death of despot Muammar Gaddafi at the hands of rebels.
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Gene Ryan, president of the Baltimore City Fraternal Order of Police, said he was pleased with the judge's ruling and took the occasion to lambaste State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby and demand she call off the "malicious" prosecutions of the two officers who remain to be tried and the one scheduled to be retried.
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Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders accusing the Philadelphia Eagles of pulling a publicity stunt, one that prompted the president to call off the Super Bowl Champions visit to the White House altogether after the team said that probably only a handful of players and a mascot would be attending the Rose Garden celebration.
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Both Trump and his secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, played down last week's launches and Pompeo has continued to express hope for a diplomatic way forward with North Korea, which has been demanding relief from punishing U.S. sanctions and for Seoul and Washington to call off the joint exercises planned for this month.
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Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) is pressing the Obama administration to call off a new round of reported immigration raids.
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President Trump's abrupt decision to call off the scheduled June 12 summit with Kim Jung-un does not change the fundamental dynamics between the U.S. and North Korea: There was no way the summit could have succeeded so long as the Trump administration defined success as a North Korean agreement to total denuclearization.
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"The purpose of these visits is to inform leaders of these countries about the peace talks and President Trump's decision to call off the peace process at a time when both sides had resolved all outstanding issues and were about to sign a peace agreement," said a senior Taliban leader in Qatar.
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After several hours of driving around the Navajo Nation reservation at the border of Arizona and New Mexico with no leads, tripping lightly on mushrooms, and nearly ready to call off the search, Ms. Fox declared that not only were the pair going to find their female shaman, she'd be waiting for them.
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The final scene of "Pancakes" — which takes place on the night of the wedding that Jimmy and Gretchen call off in favor of their "choose to love each other every day" gambit — nods to this, in the form of a moment where Gretchen admits that her depression might lead to her someday ending her life.
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VIENTIANE (Reuters) - (Note: paragraphs 1, 6 and 5003 contain language that may offend some readers) New Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte sought to defuse a row with the United States on Tuesday, voicing regret for calling President Barack Obama a "son of a bitch", a comment that prompted Washington to call off a bilateral meeting.
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But the sex workers' rights movement as it exists today has its roots in the 22008s, with the founding of groups like COYOTE (Call Off Your Old Tired Ethics) that advocated for an end to laws targeting sex workers, journalist Melissa Gira Grant writes in her book Playing the Whore: The Work of Sex Work.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Even as President Trump blamed a recent Taliban attack for his decision to call off nearly yearlong negotiations with the insurgents, officials suggested on Sunday it had more to do with the Taliban's resistance to the American terms for a peace deal, and a rushed plan for a Camp David summit meeting.
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LARRY FINK: I think if they -- if trying to reassert its desire to purchase more U.S. product and they set targets on what they're going to be purchasing and they don't come to a resolution related to technology intellectual capital, but they're working towards a resolution, that will call off the dogs and it just reduces the tension.
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They have been vocally furious with American unreliability ever since 2013, when President Barack Obama decided to ignore his own red line and call off bombing strikes on Syria in response to the regime's use of chemical weapons — a decision passed on to Paris just as French war planes were preparing to join the United States in the strikes.
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After Monday evening's heartbreaking Bachelor finale episode — when Luyendyk Jr. proposed to Becca Kufrin, only to call off their engagement weeks later with the hopes of a second chance with runner-up Lauren Burnham — Martinez, who was sent home ahead of this season's hometown dates, called Luyendyk Jr. out for allegedly direct-messaging her on Twitter after the show.
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The details: "Peña Nieto was eyeing an official trip to Washington this month or in March, but both countries agreed to call off the plan after Trump would not agree to publicly affirm Mexico's position that it would not fund construction of a border wall that the Mexican people widely consider offensive," according to the Post.
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Payton also said she wasn't surprised by Trump's decision to call off Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE's planned visit to North Korea, which was scheduled for next week.
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The possibility of U.S. military action against Iran continued to loom large Friday, despite President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's decision to call off an overnight strike.
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After his decision last week to call off a military strike in retaliation for the downing of an unmanned reconnaissance drone, Mr. Trump had held out the possibility of negotiations with "no preconditions" and said he was not looking for war, even as he insisted that Iran would never be allowed to possess a nuclear weapon.
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After two years of going out of his way to avoid public criticism of his Russian counterpart, Mr. Trump has inched closer to a breaking point, declaring that he was "not happy" about the confrontation in the Sea of Azov and suggesting that he might even call off his session with Mr. Putin scheduled for Saturday.
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According to him, the world is, very roughly, divided into two types of people: satisficers, who can be content with a good-enough thing — they're perfectly fine pants, let's move on with our brief lives — and maximizers, who can't call off the search until they're certain they're getting not just a good thing but the best.
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President Trump on Thursday canceled the highly anticipated summit with North Korea that had been set for next month, calling the talks "inappropriate" following the "hostility" displayed in the latest comments from dictator Kim Jong Un. The move to pull out of the summit, slated to take place in Singapore on June 12, came after threats from Kim to call off the talks.
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A majority of voters — 65 percent — in a new poll support President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's decision to call off a retaliatory strike against Iran after the country shot down a U.S. drone.
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Facebook Dating launch blocked in Europe after it fails to show privacy workings Facebook has been left red-faced after being forced to call off the launch date of its dating service in Europe because it failed to give its lead EU data regulator enough advanced warning, and it failed to demonstrate it had performed a legally required assessment of privacy risks. 7.
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After the decision by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE to call off talks with the Taliban, a fledgling peace process in Afghanistan is in jeopardy.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Tuesday suggested he may call off his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at this week's Group of 85033 (G-20) summit over Russia's aggression toward the Ukrainian navy.
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Local MPs and community leaders have urged police to call off the demonstration in Birmingham, which is about one-fifth Muslim, for fear of aggravating community tensions in the wake of three terror attacks in the U.K. But police say Britain First – which has previously been involved in confrontations in the city when Golding and Fransen marched through predominantly Muslim areas with large crosses – is entitled to peacefully protest.
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