Trump wound up calling off those tariffs in early June.
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The families followed suit, calling off their private search last August.
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Trump tweeted his rationale for calling off the attack on Thursday.
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Office Depot and Staples plunged after calling off their proposed merger.
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Still, they're not calling off the split, a source previously told PEOPLE.
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Trump later claimed that calling off the meeting was a mutual decision.
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CF Industries will pay OCI $16.253 million for calling off the deal.
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KABUL — President Trump calling off the talks with Taliban insurgents on Sept.
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It's a visit Emily assumes is to announce she's calling off the wedding.
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They wanted one thing: to pressure the university into calling off the event.
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The pair dated for three years before calling off their engagement in 2015.
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He has suggested that calling off the exercises would help moderate Kim's behavior.
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The president's decisive action calling off the summit was a skillful exercise in diplomacy.
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Others just don't feel comfortable risking exposure and are calling off travel plans proactively.
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And talk of calling off the Summer Olympics in Tokyo grows by the day.
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We're told she's reevaluating her relationship with Nick and is considering calling off the engagement.
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One is that the Fed caved to political pressure in calling off interest rate hikes.
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One month after calling off their wedding, Bristol announced she was expecting her second child.
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Those playbooks called for pretty extreme stuff: closing schools, calling off concerts and sporting events.
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Facebook also said this week that it was calling off F8, its biggest annual event.
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Per Biography, the FBI searched for three weeks for Hoffa before calling off the search.
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Ariana Grande is diving into work after calling off her months-long engagement to Pete Davidson.
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This comes after calling off an auction for the retailer's brand name and other IP assets.
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Calling off Brexit would boost private consumption, which accounts for two thirds of the UK economy.
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Gillum's campaign did not reply to a question from BuzzFeed News about calling off the recount.
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John Cena and Nikki Bella have called it quits ... calling off their engagement and breaking up.
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Chile said it's calling off the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Santiago in mid-November.
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Howard Schultz, the former Starbucks CEO, is officially calling off his run on the White House.
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The duo haven't yet filed for divorce — but that doesn't mean they're calling off the split.
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Since calling off their engagement in October 2018, much of the body art has been covered up.
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The evening marked the couple's first red carpet event since calling off their divorce earlier this year.
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Meanwhile, Rodrigo Duterte, the country's fiery president, said he was calling off peace talks with Maoist rebels.
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Bella's romance with Chigvintsev is her first since calling off her engagement to John Cena last summer.
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Afghan forces evacuated over 350 civilians from the building before calling off the operation on Monday night.
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It cited the bombardment among its reasons for calling off the appointment with de Mistura on Tuesday.
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JERUSALEM – The Latest on Argentina calling off soccer match with Israel (all times local): 4:30 p.m.
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That company scaled back its advocacy spending last year after calling off an attempted merger with Comcast.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Donald Trump likes the decisiveness of calling off the terrible command Donald Trump just gave.
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StereolabThe band postponed its tour in China, calling off shows in Shanghai and Beijing in mid-March.
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The numbers were grim, and Mr. Trump called Mr. Ryan to acquiesce into calling off the vote.
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Courteney Cox and ex-fiance Johnny McDaid are back together 5 months after calling off their engagement.
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But instead of calling off the evening, Griffin considered the advice she could glean from the three women.
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Advocates for calling off the execution were worried the lethal injection would cause prolonged suffocation and excruciating pain.
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But Gooden now tells TMZ Sports he's calling off his attack -- and officially ENDING his war on Strawberry.
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Calling off the IPO "made investors pay interest for no reason," Bright Smart Securities said in its adverts.
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They'll only slow down once they reach the "spurs," or what Boring Company is basically calling off ramps.
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Calling off peace negotiations with the Taliban, the president declared that talks were "dead" in discussions with reporters.
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So small was the initial crowd that organizers considered calling off the event, but slowly, the march grew.
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Macron also announced he was calling off the second round of municipal elections in light of his order.
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While the state is calling off that step, it warned that lawmakers still need to take action soon.
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Sprint and T-Mobile have gone down a rocky road to a merger, calling off and resuming talks.
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When Hector and his band of outlaws ride into town, she helps them out by calling off the sheriff.
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She gave birth to daughter Sailor Grace in December 2015 after calling off her first scheduled wedding to Meyer.
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Despite calling off their four-year relationship, the couple remains committed to maintaining a positive relationship for Lea's sake.
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After calling off her May 5 wedding, Nikki Bella's reasons to break up with John Cena became more clear.
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Despite calling off their engagement just weeks before their wedding, Nikki Bella still thinks John Cena is the one.
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The Obama administration announced Thursday night that it is calling off a controversial initiative to fight high drug prices.
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The actress started dating Schneider a few months after calling off her engagement to with tennis pro Ruben Torres.
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At first she considers calling off the wedding, but the girls convince her to open up to Ezra instead.
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Hibert estimated the cost of calling off the airport project at 0.7 percent of the country's gross domestic product.
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The last-minute calling-off of military action is the first wise decision on Iran the president has taken.
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EVENT CANCELLED, POSTPONED, BEHIND CLOSED DOORS * The European Parliament considers calling off this week's plenary session, two officials said.
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Nikki Bella and John Cena have decided to give their love another go after calling off their May 5 nuptials.
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Officials were on the brink of calling off the search when they spotted the leopard at about 3:30 p.m.
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And the divorce rate has jumped 6% from 2014 to 2015, with about 3.84 million couples calling off their marriages.
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But while the two left Greece hand-in-hand, their romance wouldn't last long, with Brown calling off the engagement.
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PMI and Altria confirmed they were in merger talks in late August before calling off a potential deal in September.
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He also revealed he was calling off a secret Camp David summit involving the Taliban and Afghan President Ashraf Ghani.
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Messer became the first European casualty, calling off plans to lower the margin on an existing dual-currency term loan.
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But instead of calling off work and sautéing myself in red wine and white tears, I got in my car.
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Before calling off their six-year relationship just weeks before their destination wedding, Cena was open about hitting a rough patch.
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Trump too, despite calling off the talks, is keen to end U.S. involvement in Afghanistan, which began weeks after the Sept.
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Certain rocket companies (I'm looking at you SpaceX) are even known for calling off launches somewhat unexpectedly at the last minute.
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Despite calling off a press conference, Jose Mourinho, the Manchester United manager, greeted and talked to journalists for around five minutes.
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After calling off their engagement in September 2013, the couple eventually reunited, and by 2016, had rekindled their romance for good.
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Spencer Cannon said chances of finding DeDios alive were bleak but officials were not yet calling off their rescue operation yet.
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Calling off that event, praised by Trump as a show of good faith, would be a major blow to ongoing negotiations.
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This did not stop Trump himself calling off the Singapore summit hours later, saying it would be "inappropriate" at this time.
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Larsa's been part of the Kardashian crew since moving to L.A. with Scottie back in September and calling off their divorce.
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After Odom's health scare, Kardashian stepped in to help her ex get back on his feet, even calling off their divorce.
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It's calling off those brunch plans with your friends, staying away from beaches and taking time to do activities at home.
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They include calling off the Huawei ban, lifting all punitive tariffs and dropping demands that China buy yet more U.S. exports.
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Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd cancelled 18 cruises in Southeast Asia on Thursday after calling off eight trips to China last week.
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SoftBank could take control of WeWork In calling off its IPO, WeWork failed to raise a significant amount of much-needed cash.
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It was the second consecutive year that the former flames have attended the bash together, despite calling off their relationship years ago.
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Scottie Pippen is finally ready to tear up those divorce docs he filed -- he and Larsa are officially calling off the split.
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It's been nearly a year since Bella and John Cena publicly ended their romance, calling off their wedding after six years together.
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Bella's romance with Chigvintsev — her DWTS season 25 partner — is her first since calling off her engagement to John Cena last summer.
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Forget calling off "the whole memes" thing: Now might be a good time just to catapult this entire planet into the sun.
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"And so proportionate in their response, I think calling off the trade talks over this legislation isn't good for China," she said.
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Police Commissioner Dermot Shea said on MSNBC Wednesday morning the number of cops calling off sick was three times the normal rate.
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Tampa Bay Bucs star Mike Evans says he's officially calling off his Donald Trump protest -- and apologizing to the people he offended.
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The 11th-hour calling-off of military action was the one wise decision Trump has taken on Iran since he took office.
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Tourism looks certain to take an immediate hit, with schools across the country calling off trips, including traditional week-long skiing holidays.
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The theater gave no reason for calling off the performance but said it would hold a briefing about the postponement on Monday.
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Tourism looks certain to take an immediate hit, with schools across the country calling off trips, including traditional week-long skiing holidays.
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An aide to Shaheen said she's grateful to her Republican colleagues for calling off the Russia trip rather than attending without her.
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We're told Kris personally told Chyna there's no beef ... it was a simple mix-up and she's calling off the legal eagles.
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The actress and Green, who split last summer, are calling off their divorce, a source close to the 42-year-old tells PEOPLE.
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"This was never really about ending their relationship— it was about calling off a wedding because something didn't feel right," an insider said.
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Cummins said that she's excited to see the event come together, in spite of the emotional upheaval calling off her wedding has caused.
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Today, things got even worse: LeEco is calling off the $2 billion acquisition of TV brand Vizio, which was first announced last summer.
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"I broke her heart and now I really want to marry Lauren," Luyendyk Jr., 36, said after calling off his engagement with Kufrin.
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They were engaged less than two months later — though their whirlwind romance also ended, with the pair calling off their engagement in October.
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Just a week after calling off he engagement, the "No Tears Left to Cry" singer said that she was working on new music.
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"This was never really about ending their relationship — it was about calling off a wedding because something didn't feel right," an insider said.
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"This was never really about ending their relationship— it was about calling off a wedding because something didn't feel right," the source says.
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Bastian said Delta is also concerned about longer security lines because some TSA screeners who aren't being paid and are calling off sick.
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Some cash-strapped rural and safety net hospitals have already warned about their ability to make payroll after calling off non-emergency procedures.
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It said it was calling off its annual financial guidance, noting a slowdown in consumer demand, particularly in areas impacted by the coronavirus.
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Now, Teana has filed new court docs calling off the suit -- asking to dismiss it with prejudice, which means she can't refile it.
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"Prudence prevented it," Iran's Foreign Minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, said on Twitter Sunday, in an apparent nod to Trump calling off the attacks Thursday.
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After calling off their first wedding in 2014 due to "chaotic" schedules, the couple got married in Aspen at the St. Regis this year.
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The Spider-Man star, 42, and the jewelry designer, 40, haven't yet filed for divorce — but that doesn't mean they're calling off the split.
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In May, Trump announced he was calling off his planned summit with Kim, citing Pyongyang's "open hostility," only to reverse himself eight days later.
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Ariana Grande is recreating a classic Saturday Night Live sketch in her first late-night appearance since calling off her engagement to Pete Davidson.
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Brie Bella had concerns about her for her twin sister Nikki's relationship months before she ended up calling off her wedding to John Cena.
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As Grande mourned the death of her ex, her whirlwind romance with Davidson also ended, with the pair calling off their engagement in October.
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New York Knicks president Phil Jackson and Los Angeles Lakers president Jeanie Buss have announced on Twitter that they are calling off their engagement.
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While Grande dove head-first into work after calling off her months-long engagement to Davidson, the split has taken its toll on her.
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The authorities clashed with protesters outside the Martin Luther King Jr. student union, resulting in the police evacuating Yiannopoulos and calling off the talk.
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The deal would need to be substantial enough to reduce tension and include both sides calling off tariffs on each others goods, Fink said.
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Standard policies usually do not include coverage for calling off a trip even if the traveler is at heightened risk from a disease outbreak.
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Commerzbank cited "execution risks, restructuring costs and capital requirements associated with such a large-scale integration" in calling off the talks, the FT reports.
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He even struggled with his motivation earlier this year after his latest series of injuries and considered calling off his clay court season altogether.
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Now, Tennant has filed new court docs calling off the suit -- asking a judge to dismiss with prejudice, which means she can't refile it.
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Just when you settled into the heartbreak that is John Cena and Nikki Bella calling off their wedding, the Blockers actor has thrown another curveball.
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Eventually, I had enough of you making excuses as to why you couldn't come to any of my parties, and motioned calling off the relationship.
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What's more, calling off Day Zero could rob the warning of its strength the next time an official cautions that reservoirs are going dangerously dry.
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After calling off their engagement in April just weeks ahead of their planned wedding, both Cena and Bella have admitted that they love each other.
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The president made the right decision by calling off the summit, which should disabuse Pyongyang of the notion that he is desperate for a deal.
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Trin Miller is an actress living in California who decided to drastically cut her hair after calling off her engagement three months before the wedding.
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But ARIANA GRANDE SAYS "HOLD MY BEER" because after just a few short, but special months, she and Pete Davidson are calling off their engagement.
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Cena's comments come after PEOPLE confirmed that he and ex-fiancée Nikki Bella, 34, are officially back together after calling off their wedding in April.
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The news comes just one day after Bella was seen calling off their engagement for a second time during the season finale of Total Bellas.
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After calling off her engagement with Jed Wyatt during The Bachelorette's finale last month, Hannah Brown, 24, was spotted spending the night with Cameron, 26.
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Speaker of the House Paul Ryan is briefing reporters within an hour of Trump calling off the vote on the GOP repeal and replace plan.
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A week after calling off her months-long engagement to Pete Davidson, the powerhouse singer, 25, announced on Thursday dates of her new world tour.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French authorities said they would reopen Mont Saint-Michel on Sunday after calling off an alert caused by a man threatening the police.
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Khloe's insisted there's nothing romantic between them anymore -- despite her calling off the divorce -- but 2010 called ... it wants this Khloe and Lamar video back.
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Poorer people accused the council of calling off Day Zero as a tradeoff to keep stringent restrictions in place and the cost of water high.
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Ships scoured a zone of more than 46,000 square miles before calling off an official search last year that cost a total of $150 million.
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The union has disputed the airline's claim that members are calling off sick or ordering extra work to put pressure on management during labor talks.
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Whether the calling off of the attack was primarily motivated by Trump's concern for Iranian lives has yet to be confirmed by any military agency.
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Terrence Howard's ex-wife is calling off the dogs -- dropping the lawsuit accusing him of assaulting her during a vacation in Costa Rica ... TMZ has learned.
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It's official ... Orlando Scandrick and Draya Michele are officially DUNZO ... again ... calling off their their engagement despite the fact the reality star is 6 months pregnant.
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Hot on the heels of calling off her divorce from Offset, rap queen Cardi B addressed critics' backlash for taking the father of her child back.
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Darroch reportedly questioned Trump's reasoning for calling off a strike on Iran, which likely indicates a broader mistrust of what Trump says on strategic security issues.
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Giuliani announced angrily that he was calling off his planned trip to Kiev in May because he had learned of "enemies" of Trump on Zelensky's team.
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After calling off their engagement in April, just three weeks before their May 5 wedding date, PEOPLE confirmed earlier this month the couple is back together.
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The confrontation has brought the United States and Iran close to conflict, with U.S. President Donald Trump calling off air strikes last month minutes before impact.
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Insidiously, strep A bacteria uses our own body against us, recruiting a human protein called C4BP which tricks the body into calling off an immune response.
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In a letter laced with sarcasm, Trump upended Pelosi's trip on Thursday by calling off the military transport for her congressional delegation at the last minute.
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Zabihullah Mujahid, a Taliban spokesman, criticized Trump for calling off the dialogue and said U.S. forces have been pounding Afghanistan with attacks at the same time.
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David Ubben, a State Department security agent who was gravely wounded, recalled reluctantly calling off the search for the body of the American ambassador, Christopher Stevens.
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Sons who can't properly bury their fathers, couples calling off their weddings, and friends missing joyous events such as bachelorette weekends, bat mitzvahs, and 240th birthdays.
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The leaders of the committee said they were calling off the session because Cohen ignored their request to avoid speaking with the press about his testimony.
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After calling off their engagement in April just three weeks before their May 5 wedding date, PEOPLE confirmed in June that Nikki and Cena are back together.
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Hillary Clinton will NOT light up the sky over NYC if she wins the Presidency -- her campaign is calling off a planned fireworks show ... TMZ has learned.
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As she struggled to cope with the loss of her ex, Grande's whirlwind romance with Davidson also ended, with the pair calling off their engagement in October.
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After calling off their engagement last month, just weeks before their wedding date, the Total Bellas star reveals she has not ruled out reconciling with Cena, 41.
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Ciara recently opened up about finding love again with Wilson after calling off her engagement to Future on Jada Pinkett Smith's Facebook Watch show Red Table Talk.
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As she struggled to cope with the loss of her ex, her whirlwind romance with Davidson also ended, with the pair calling off their engagement in October.
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Or, if they keep them, whether that means they're staying together (and just calling off their engagement) or if a future reunion is still in the cards.
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Two weeks after calling off his engagement, The Bachelor Ben Higgins is opening up about the beginning of the end of his relationship with fiancée Lauren Bushnell.
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As she struggled to cope with the loss of her ex, her whirlwind romance with Davidson also ended, with the pair calling off their engagement in October.
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Ciara recently opened up about finding love again with Wilson after calling off her engagement to Future on Jada Pinkett Smith's Facebook Watch show Red Table Talk.
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Brie Bella says that her sister took a "big brave step" by calling off her wedding 3 weeks before she was set to walk down the aisle.
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The carrier is canceling about 130 flights per day out of a daily schedule of around 4,000 flights and is calling off flights about five days ahead.
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But while the two left Greece engaged, their romance wouldn't last long, with Brown calling off the engagement by the time they filmed After the Final Rose.
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RCom, controlled by billionaire Anil Ambani, said on Sunday it is reassessing debt repayment options after calling off the merger deal citing regulatory delays and legal uncertainties.
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France's neighbours Italy and Switzerland began calling off games over the last weeks but Germany's Bundesliga is scheduled to go ahead this weekend, albeit behind closed doors.
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In his letter to Kim released on Thursday, Trump pointed to North Korea's aggressive rhetoric in recent days as the main reason for calling off the meeting.
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The leaders of the committee said they were calling off the session because Cohen ignored their request that he avoid speaking with the press about his testimony.
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In his tweets calling off the talks, Mr. Trump cited the death of an American soldier as evidence that the Taliban were not negotiating in good faith.
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Trump also said he was calling off negotiations with the Taliban, accusing the militant group of trying to create "false leverage" by carrying out the suicide attack.
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The Bangladesh cricket team recounted their escape from an active shooter situation in Christchurch before calling off the final Test match of their tour in New Zealand.
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President Raimonds Vejonis was to meet two other possible candidates for the job next week after officially calling off his nomination of Bordans on Thursday, his office said.
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After calling off their engagement in April, just three weeks before their May 5 wedding date, PEOPLE confirmed in June that Nikki and John Cena are back together.
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However, a portion of that post suggests the reasons for calling off the "meme war" may not have been doxing at all (emphasis ours): Witch hunting is dangerous.
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Amid speculation they are reconciling, John Cena and Nikki Bella were spotted together for the first time since ending their engagement and calling off their May 5 wedding.
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Instead of calling off his campaign for mayor of N.Y.C. to repair his relationship with his wife Huma Abedin and young son, Weiner pressed forward with the campaign.
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Despite calling off their four-year relationship, Cooper, 44, and Shayk, 33, are maintaining a good and healthy relationship for their 2-year-old daughter Lea De Seine.
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Despite calling off her divorce from former LA Lakers player Lamar Odom, 35, the reality star has said she is not getting back together with the former athlete.
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The news of the separation occurs mostly over the phone, when Bella calls sister Brie Bella to let her know that they're thinking about calling off the wedding.
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After calling off their engagement in April, just three weeks before their May 5 wedding date, PEOPLE confirmed in June that Nikki and John Cena are back together.
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Tujia and Airbnb were one final signature away from calling off their war and merging, Bloomberg recently reported, but ultimately Airbnb opted to go it alone in China.
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Sydney (CNN Business)The world's biggest brewer is selling its Australian business just days after calling off what would have been the biggest initial public offering of 2019.
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The confrontation has brought the United States and Iran close to the brink of conflict, with President Donald Trump calling off air strikes last month minutes before impact.
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Others calling off appearances at the conference: • Bob Bakish of Viacom • Steve Case, the AOL co-founder • Media organizations, including the NYT, The Economist and the LA Times.
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He also tweeted that he was calling off peace negotiations with the Taliban, accusing the group of trying to create "false leverage" by carrying out the suicide bombing.
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The Bangladesh cricket team recounted their escape from a "frightening" active shooter situation in Christchurch before calling off the final Test match of their tour in New Zealand.
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It had also declined to take the South Korean reporters after calling off planned inter-Korean talks in protest against U.S.-South Korean "Max Thunder" air combat drills.
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Trump told The Washington Post he was considering calling off the planned sit-down in Buenos Aires, pending a report on the situation from his national security team.
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Since calling off their engagement last October, Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson have started the long, painful process of removing the 16 tattoos they inked in each other's honor.
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By way of justification, authorities said they were calling off the ban since exams in state schools were over and children no longer needed to focus on their studies.
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The Brazilian political crisis deepened further Tuesday morning after the acting Lower House Speaker annulled his previous day's action of calling off the impeachment vote against President Dilma Rousseff.
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NBC noted in a September 2018 memo to employees that McGowan ended up calling off the second interview and having her lawyer send the network a cease-and-desist.
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Trump, meanwhile, is being pressed to clarify his policy after calling off a retaliatory missile strike against Iran last week over the downing of an unmanned U.S. surveillance drone.
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Trump will arrive in Japan's western city of Osaka just a week after calling off a retaliatory air strike on Iran after it shot down an unmanned U.S. aircraft.
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On Wednesday, the companies that had been pushing for big blocks said they were calling off their plans in order to restore some measure of peace to the community.
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Last week, China abruptly canceled an annual security meeting planned for this month with Defense Secretary Jim Mattis in Beijing, not long after calling off trade talks in Washington.
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That was apparently enough to make officials rethink their practice of allowing local and regional authorities make decisions about calling off events, and trusting citizens to make wise decisions.
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When President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico rejected that idea out of hand, Mr. Trump tweeted that he should consider calling off a planned visit to Washington next Tuesday.
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One witness at Mr. Guzmán's trial testified that the Mexican president had taken a $2000 million bribe in exchange for calling off a nationwide manhunt for the drug kingpin.
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TMZ broke the story -- Ariana was seen for the first time Tuesday night since calling off their engagement -- she performed at a pre-taping for the NBC "Wicked" special.
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Inside Nikki Bella&aposs Awkward Bachelorette Party Before Calling Off Wedding With John Cena During her bachelorette bash, Nikki admitted that John&aposs sex scene have an effect on her.
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Once the ensuing onslaught left Barnatt in a crumpled mess down on the canvas, referee Herb Dean's hand was forced in calling off the fight in little over 2209 seconds.
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Motor sport has already been affected by the virus, with the all-electric Formula E series at the weekend calling off its Chinese round scheduled for Sanya on March 21.
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Republicans are calling off a vote on their health care plan just days before the deadline and will move on to tax reform, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell confirmed Tuesday.
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We're told Durk usually charges about $30k per late-night show -- so calling off multiple gigs (we're told 6 have been canceled, so far) ... is costing Durk a serious coin.
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The agencies close up, they stop providing services, and their workers are either furloughed or forced to work without pay — which leads to a lot of them calling off work.
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But perhaps the saddest part of calling off his trip in a fit of pique is the offensive slap in the face of a country that is no ordinary ally.
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Palhares was adjudged to have deliberately held on to a kimura submission for too long against Jake Shields despite the referee calling off the fight after Shields had tapped out.
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But on March 3, the company announced it was calling off the in-person aspect of the event, which is usually held at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, California.
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"We are calling off the stir as the CM (Chief Minister) has assured zero tolerance with regard to assaults on doctors," one junior doctor told a late-night news conference.
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He finally noticed the abyss once he was right on top of it, calling off a retaliatory strike on Iran after belatedly learning, he said, that 150 people could die.
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In a sneak peek at Sunday's Total Bellas season finale, the WWE star reveals to her mom and sister Brie that she's calling off her and John Cena's upcoming wedding — again.
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After calling off their first wedding in 2014 due to "chaotic" schedules, Altman, 37, and Bilyeu, 31, said "I do" in a romantic and intimate ceremony at the St. Regis Aspen.
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Her first single since calling off her engagement to Pete Davidson, Grande takes a healthy approach to ending a relationship by thanking every one of her exes for the learning experience.
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That insight led us to create smaller, more focused discussions we're calling Off the Record (OTR) sessions — which we're launching at Disrupt SF for the first time this Sept. 215-212.
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Ryanair decided to cancel flights seven days in advance because it saw little prospect of the unions calling off strikes and wanted to give passengers a chance to rebook, Jacobs said.
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Saarland's first female premier, she rose to prominence in 2012 by calling off a three-way coalition with the Greens and liberal Free Democrats (FDP) after just five months in office.
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Pilots on Sunday lifted the threat of a turbulent Christmas – and an embarrassing one for Ryanair after its cancellation of thousands of flights starting in September – by calling off industrial action.
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The Taliban threat was issued shortly before Wilders announced on Thursday that he was calling off the planned contest because it posed too great a threat of provoking violence against innocents.
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Set to leave for Asia the next morning to cover a trip by President Barack Obama, Ms. Welker hadn't packed, was feeling exhausted and was close to calling off the date.
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Trump, who was speaking to reporters at the White House, made his comments after recently calling off military actions against Iran to retaliate for the downing of a U.S. military drone.
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Trump, who was speaking to reporters at the White House, made his comments after recently calling off military action against Iran to retaliate for the downing of a U.S. military drone.
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The reality star dropped everything to rush to his side, calling off their nearly finalized divorce – and her famous family rallied behind her and the former basketball player, as shown in E!
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John Cena's desperate plea to get Nikki Bella back might've totally worked -- a month and half after calling off their engagement, the couple is working on their relationship, according to Nikki herself.
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Guatemalan rescue workers had only searched during the first three days after the tragedy, calling off efforts as the volcano continued to rumble and hot vapors melted the soles of their shoes.
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ANTONY ARMSTRONG-JONES AND PRINCESS MARGARET In 1955, the queen's sister Margaret announced she was calling off her engagement to the divorced Group Captain Peter Townsend, thus avoiding a potential constitutional crisis.
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"There were a couple of deciding factors in calling off the search, one was the time they had been gone -- the very small amount of hope we had was gone," he said.
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After calling off their engagement in 2013, Miley and Liam rekindled their romance over the holidays in January of this year when they were spotted hanging out at a party in Australia.
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Although the Moon Jae-in administration widely welcomed the news from the summit, South Korea's Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha said on Thursday any calling off of the drills would require "consultations."
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Trump is joking about calling off the 2020 election and serving a 3rd term during a speech to energy workers in PA that is not supposed to be a campaign event pic.twitter.
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Fresh off her season of The Bachelorette, which ended with the former Miss Alabama calling off her engagement to Jed Wyatt, Brown is ready to take on the ABC dance competition series.
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It was the first such meeting since President Trump halted the talks last month, calling off a deal that had already been broadly agreed upon, and blaming an uptick in Taliban violence.
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Last month, Boeing launched its capsule, called Starliner, in a test flight without astronauts, but a problem with the spacecraft's clock led to calling off a planned docking at the space station.
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Palestinian soccer officials praised Argentina and their captain Messi on Wednesday for calling off the friendly match against Israel, which Israeli officials had moved to Jerusalem from Israel's coastal city of Haifa.
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The president said on Thursday that he had reopened peace negotiations with the militant group, less than three months after calling off talks aimed at ending the 18-year war in Afghanistan.
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As a practical matter, that means calling off just one agreement, in Mississippi, though two years ago the Trump Organization said it had as many as 30 potential deals in the pipeline.
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North Korea said last week it was reconsidering the summit after calling off separate talks with South Korea in a protest over U.S.-South Korean air combat drills known as Max Thunder.
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The actor, 41, shared a tweet about forgiveness early Thursday morning, which also provided a clue about what possibly led to the estranged couple calling off their engagement just weeks before the wedding.
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In Oklahoma, some rank-and-file educators expressed displeasure on social media that the union was calling off the walkout, and were discussing whether teachers could continue the work stoppage on their own.
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President Donald Trump said Saturday the United States would impose "major additional sanctions" against Iran on Monday, after calling off military strikes against the Islamic Republic over concerns about the loss of life.
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U.S. investment bank J.P. Morgan said the chances of Britain calling off Brexit had increased after a string of parliamentary defeats for May cast new doubt over her plan to quit the bloc.
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Rick Springfield is not taking any chances -- he's calling off his music festival in the Dominican Republic as the number of American tourists getting sick and dying in the country continues to grow.
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His delay was apparently designed to secure a firm pledge from Mr. Rajoy that Madrid would not impose the emergency measures, in return for Mr. Puigdemont's calling off a unilateral declaration of independence.
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"One hundred and fifty million dollars was already far too much to spend on the search for the missing plane, so calling off the search now is the right decision," Professor Singer said.
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"Investors are taking advantage of the fact that Volkswagen needs to show progress in its corporate restructuring after calling off the IPO in March and relaunching it now," one of the people said.
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Cena's tweet about "messing around" comes over a week after the pair was spotted together in public for the first time since ending their engagement and calling off their May 5 wedding in April.
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Sonam Rinchen, an ethnic Tibetan based in the United States who was a spokesman for the ISC during protests last year, said he was unaware of the group's reasons for calling off the demonstrations.
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Investors need not worry that the Federal Reserve induced a market "sea change" by calling off interest rate increases this year and adjust their game plan to make money, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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Mindy Lahiri, Kaling's character on the show, has dealt with an anti-vaccine caretaker, an overbearing (almost) mother-in-law, and, of course, the consequences of calling off her engagement to her son's father.
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While there will be greater uncertainty over Mahathir's coalition's targeting of Chinese infrastructure projects, Tan said the alliance had been careful to emphasize that it was reviewing, rather than immediately calling off, those projects.
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After calling off the dialogue last Thursday, Trump on Friday suggested the meeting could still take place on the originally scheduled date in a sudden reversal widely believed to have undermined Washington's diplomatic credibility.
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Firefighters halted searching and evacuated thousands from their homes until the afternoon when civil defense authorities ruled out the risk of another dam burst, calling off the evacuation and reinstating search-and-rescue efforts.
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Snapdeal said it was calling off talks to combine with Flipkart, ending efforts by SoftBank to engineer the merger of India's two biggest homegrown e-commerce companies, The Wall Street Journal and Reuters reported.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia said on Monday it was calling off a two-week operation to retrieve the bodies of nearly 200 passengers thought to have drowned in one of the world's deepest volcanic lakes.
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That included calling off a big day of racing on Saturday when the San Felipe Stakes for three-year-old Kentucky Derby contenders and the Santa Anita Handicap for older horses had been scheduled.
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Conor McGregor's Facebook statement wasn't enough to move the UFC -- the organization is officially calling off his fight with Nate Diaz ... a fight that came with a $10 MILLION paycheck, TMZ Sports has learned.
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Williams told the outlet that in the months since calling off her engagement and leaving the Great White Way behind, she's been feeling better, with March and April of 2019 having been exceptionally positive months.
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The 1969 song "Someone Saved My Life Tonight," written by John and Bernie Taupin, is a snapshot of that era in John's life — and of an unhappiness he narrowly avoided by calling off the wedding.
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About turn Wednesday's meeting between Pompeo and Kim represents a remarkable turn-around given that the talks nearly fell apart last week when Trump said he was calling off the June 12 meeting in Singapore.
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Race organizers made several inspections as the first group of competitors waited in the starting hut and thousands of ski fans thronged the finish area, before eventually calling off the race at around 8.15 a.m.
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Xerox said on Sunday that it was calling off its merger deal with Fujifilm of Japan, after reaching a settlement with the shareholder activist Carl Icahn and another major investor who sharply opposed the deal.
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As cases of coronavirus pile up across the globe and fears of a pandemic pick up steam, US universities are calling off their Italy study abroad programs and urging students to leave the European country.
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He had just started medical school at the University of California, Davis, where he is now in his second year, and was facing the possibility of calling off his engagement to his high school sweetheart.
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The civil rights lawyer and lead singer of LA-based psychedelic Desi punk band Doctors & Engineers called up other members of the group and together, they contemplated calling off their scheduled show because they were scared.
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JOHANNESBURG, Feb 20 (Reuters) - South African retail leading investor Christo Wiese will keep his stakes in both Steinhoff International and Shoprite despite calling off a deal to merge the two firms, he told Reuters on Monday.
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ET Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump canceled one of his signature rallies on Friday, calling off the event in Chicago due to safety concerns after protesters packed into the arena where it was to take place.
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On Thursday, Davidson joked about the two recently calling off their engagement in a promo for the new episode of Saturday Night Live — which was quickly met with what appeared to be a rebuke from Grande.
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Since Trump's Thursday letter calling off the sit-down, there's been a flurry of diplomatic activity, including U.S. teams going to Singapore and the Korean Peninsula and a top North Korean official traveling to New York.
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In that same tweet, he said he was not only canceling the meeting but also calling off peace negotiations with the insurgent forces the US has been battling for nearly two decades in war-torn Afghanistan.
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The National Treasury also swept to action, calling off an auction of fixed-rate and floating-rate bonds scheduled for Thursday and offering to buy or sell local notes in three extraordinary auctions in coming days.
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We remain willing to cooperate but something isn't right... The lawyer also posted a copy of a letter he sent to the U.S. attorney's office after prosecutors first said they were considering calling off the meeting.
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A conflict with Iran would be the biggest national security crisis of Trump's presidency, and so far, he's oscillated between threatening Iran and calling off airstrikes, while also adding to the heavy sanctions hurting Iran's economy.
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U.S. President Donald Trump will arrive in Japan's western city of Osaka for the G20 meeting just a week after calling off a retaliatory air strike on Iran after it shot down an unmanned U.S. aircraft.
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Shortly after President Donald Trump announced he was calling off the meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Pompeo headed into a four-hour Senate hearing where Democrats slammed the administration's handling of the matter.
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Many argued that Del Rey calling off her show would have precedent: the BBC reports she previously canceled an Israel show in 2014 in response to the conflict between Israeli and Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip.
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Fujifilm sued Xerox last week for well over $1 billion, faulting the printer and copier company for succumbing to pressure from activist investors Carl Icahn and Darwin Deason in calling off a proposed merger agreed in January.
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In response to the outbreak, investors are dumping stocks, businesses and nonprofit organizations are canceling conventions, travelers are calling off spring break vacations, airlines and hotels are laying off workers and schools are suspending study abroad programs.
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Maine had not had a single diagnosed case of the virus when Ms. Hornor learned Wednesday that Bowdoin College, which accounts for 80 percent of her business, was calling off in-person classes and sending students home.
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In addition, the Flechtheim heirs say that Mr. Flechtheim ended up calling off a planned 1932 sale of many of his paintings to another dealer — which could have been one way they landed in Mr. Franke's hands.
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And after she wrote her guide to calling off a wedding, Juarez kept getting messages from women who told her that if they'd had this guide years ago, they never would have gone through with their own weddings.
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After the G20 talks ended, Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping agreed over dinner on Saturday to a ceasefire in their trade conflict, calling off higher U.S. tariffs that were to go into effect on Jan. 1.
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Please try to imagine Rachel saying this about fellow remaining suitors Eric Bigger or (my personal favorite) Peter Kraus without them spiraling into a tornado of insecurity or calling off any hopes of an engagement for good, respectively.
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" TIDBIT YESTERDAY DURING THE STATE OF THE UNION BACK AND FORTH: PBS's Yamiche Alcindor tweeted, "Just ran into [Vice President Pence] at the [White House] and I asked him what he thought of Pelosi calling off the SOTU.
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People all over the world have been canceling travel plans — often at the urging of government agencies — as the coronavirus spreads, but travel insurance plans are not necessarily covering costs related to changing or calling off itineraries. Rep.
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North Korea has thrown into question next month's unprecedented summit between Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Donald Trump, denouncing on Wednesday U.S.-South Korean military exercises as a provocation and calling off high-level talks with Seoul.
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Twenty-four hours after announcing that he was calling off the meeting in a letter to Mr. Kim, the North's leader, Mr. Trump told reporters that he and Mr. Kim might yet meet in Singapore on June 12.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea will go ahead with other Winter Olympics projects with North Korea despite Pyongyang calling off a joint cultural performance that was less than a week away, a South Korean government official said on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump, just days after calling off a planned trip to North Korea by his top diplomat, said on Wednesday he thought the United States was "doing well" in its diplomatic efforts with Pyongyang.
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The White House pushes back against suggestions that Cohen implicated Trump in a crime, the U.S.-China trade war escalates as new tariffs kick in and sources say Saudi Arabia is calling off the plan to list Aramco.
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All photos by the author Ted Cruz and Donald Trump, once friendly adversaries in an otherwise spiteful Republican primary, appeared to finally end their perceived alliance Thursday, calling off their uneasy detente in the first debate of 2016.
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It felt like a mob boss deciding that murdering a snitch is beyond contempt because of how pathetically he begged for his life, or a referee calling off a boxing match after one overmatched fighter's eyes has swelled shut.
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Despite declaring in late May that he was calling off the summit because of the North's "open hostility", Mr Trump warmly received one of Mr Kim's henchmen at the White House, bearing an absurdly large letter from his boss.
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But calling off a wedding is hard no matter what, and it can be even more difficult when the relationship was short and intense, says Guy Winch, PhD, a psychologist and author of How to Fix a Broken Heart.
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After calling off plans to spin off its ownership stake in Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba late last year, Yahoo launched auction of its core business last month, for which it is seeking $10 billion, according to Re/code.
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"We have accepted the government offer and are in the process of consulting other Jat leaders to arrive at a consensus before deciding about calling off the agitation today," said Yashpal Malik, head of a group of Jat organizations.
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Ariana was in the Bronx on Saturday spending time with her mother and a male friend ... getting away from the hustle and bustle of Manhattan, where she spent a lot of time with Pete before calling off their engagement.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Saturday that he had canceled a secret meeting at Camp David with Taliban leaders and the president of Afghanistan and was calling off monthslong negotiations that had appeared to be nearing a peace agreement.
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"Calling off the merger is, I think, bigger news than the CEO stepping down," said Sarah Milov, an assistant professor of history at the University of Virginia and the author of the upcoming book, The Cigarette: A Political History.
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After a string of humiliating parliamentary defeats for May the day before cast new doubt over her ability to get a deal approved, U.S. investment bank J.P. Morgan said the chances of Britain calling off Brexit altogether had increased.
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ABUJA, Jan 22 (Reuters) - The Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has not said whether it is calling off a forensic audit of Oando after the oil company settled a dispute with key shareholder Dahiru Mangal, a company spokesperson told Reuters.
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By calling off US forces poised Thursday night to launch retaliatory strikes on Iran, Trump stepped back from the brink of a dangerous escalation in the standoff -- but raised a flurry of immediate questions about his performance as commander-in-chief.
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"Alexis in Season 5 is slowly coming to the realization that after calling off not one but two engagements, you need to put in a little bit more effort, like put your best foot forward and push yourself," she said.
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Though the two have been private about their relationship, especially since calling off their engagement in 2013 and getting back together in December of 2015, they both kicked off the week by sharing rare photographs of each other on their accounts.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fujifilm Holdings Corp sued Xerox Corp on Monday for well over $1 billion, faulting the printer and copier company for succumbing to pressure from activist investors Carl Icahn and Darwin Deason in calling off a proposed merger.
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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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On MSNBC, he said that he opposed calling off any elections; on CNN, he said that he was "staying in place, not gathering at events" and that anyone who enters his home, Secret Service agents included, wears masks and gloves.
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But while the two left Greece hand-in-hand, their romance didn't last long, with Brown calling off the engagement and breaking up with Wyatt on-camera up after learning that he had a girlfriend when he went on the show.
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SEOUL, Jan 30 (Reuters) - South Korea will go ahead with other Winter Olympics projects with North Korea despite Pyongyang calling off a joint cultural performance that was less than a week away, a South Korean government official said on Tuesday.
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Wednesday's news that North Korea was considering calling off Kim Jong-un's planned June meeting with President Trump reflected a pattern by the unpredictable regime: diplomatic outreach, followed by erratic behavior and, in many cases, an outright rejection of peace overtures.
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But Trump has also displayed indecision and wavered conspicuously on other issues, from how to deal with North Korea to waiting until the very last moment before calling off a planned earlier military strike against Iran for destroying an American drone.
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Although both sides have engaged in violence across Afghanistan during this year's negotiations, it was an increase in Taliban attacks just before an expected announcement of a peace agreement deal that President Trump cited for calling off the peace talks.
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According to Mr. Cifuentes, Mr. Peña Nieto first reached out to Mr. Guzmán about the time he was elected president in late 2012, asking the drug lord for $250 million in exchange for calling off a nationwide manhunt for him.
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Andrew Scheer, the Conservative leader, has speculated several times that Ms. Wilson-Raybould was moved from heading Canada's Department of Justice to Veterans Affairs, a less prestigious portfolio, in a cabinet shuffle last month as punishment for not calling off prosecutors.
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If Kim refuses to even give a simple accounting of his atomic program, we will know for certain that he tricked President Trump into a summit, and tricked Trump into calling off military exercises between the U.S. and South Korean armed forces.
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Of course, this is no slight on Walton, who brings the character to life so effortlessly that I'm sure by episode 3 it won't even phase me when I see Ashtray breaking up a bar brawl or calling off an assassination attempt.
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Toby Walsh, the professor at the University of New South Wales in Sydney who organized the boycott, said the university's quick response was a success, but he needed to speak with all those who signed the letter before calling off the boycott.
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But the remarkable progress appears to have been checked in recent days with North Korea raising doubts about an unprecedented June 12 summit in Singapore between leader Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Donald Trump, and calling off talks with the South.
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"Our first principle is always to protect all the participants and make sure that no one bears legal consequences because of participating in the protest that we organized," CHRF vice convener Bonnie Leung said in a statement after calling off the march.
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The downing of a US drone by Iran in June nearly led to a US military strike, with Trump calling off the attack minutes before it was to take place due to what he said would have been a high death toll.
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Meanwhile, there's plenty of vaping news, starting with a big executive shakeup at Juul, two tobacco giants, Altria and Philip Morris, calling off a potential merger, and the head of the FDA admitting the agency could have moved faster to regulate e-cigarettes.
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A Fresenius spokesman said that a legal settlement of claims stemming from inaccurate 2014 financial statements by Akorn, announced on Monday, was not related to Fresenius's own probe, which the company last month warned may result in it calling off the deal.
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Farrah Abraham's calling off the dogs in her $5 million lawsuit over a tongue lashing she says she got on "Teen Mom OG." Farrah and Viacom, MTV's parent company, reached a settlement ... according to docs she filed Tuesday, requesting the lawsuit be dropped.
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Mr Obama still maintains that he is proud of the agreement struck with Russia in 2013, following a much more serious attack, to strip Mr Assad of his chemical weapons in return for calling off the air strikes that Mr Obama had previously threatened.
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But the Marlins beat the Mets 7-3, one day after calling off Sunday's game to mourn the loss of the 24-year-old Fernandez, who died along with two of his friends early Sunday in a crash at the entrance of Miami Harbor.
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"The hunter snapped some photos to help officials identify the animal before calling off his dogs and leaving the area to observe it from a safe distance," Marit Alanen, a biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Center, wrote in a news release in 2015.
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While talking to her fans via Twitter on Wednesday, the "No Tears Left to Cry" singer revealed that she was working on new music and getting ready to release U.S. tour dates, just one week after calling off her months-long engagement to Pete Davidson.
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President Trump announced that he was calling off the crippling new tariffs he had vowed to impose on Mexico barely 48 hours before they were to go into effect because he had struck a last-minute immigration agreement — one that mainly just reaffirmed prior agreements.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat in his third term, has criticized the agency, complaining of its stodgy bureaucracy and saying he wants to "blow up the M.T.A." The idea of calling off the fare increase — something Mr. Cuomo has supported for months — sounds good in theory.
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The internal dissent has been brewing at least since August 2013, when Obama stunned Kerry, then-Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and other aides by abruptly calling off air strikes he had vowed to order if Assad's forces crossed a "red line" against the use of chemical weapons.
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By calling off the strikes, Trump was being true to himself -- and his desire to avoid being pulled into a new Middle East conflagration -- a principle that is at the core of his political beliefs and is central to his plan to win reelection in November 2020.
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The very fact that government has a great deal of legal discretion in responding to perceived crisis — often to the detriment of important liberty and dignity interests — means there is far less plausible justification for calling off the regular processes of elections to deal with a crisis.
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On Monday, the president announced he was calling off the Eagles' visit to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave to celebrate their Super Bowl LII win after several players said they would not attend following Trump's controversial comments aimed at players who choose to kneel during the national anthem.
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Adam Neumann, the co-founder of the struggling real estate company, stepped down from the role in September amid controversy over the company's business model and corporate governance and the calling off of its I.P.O. He was replaced by two executives, Sebastian Gunningham and Artie Minson.
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Instead of caving to North Korean demands, as weaker presidents have done, Trump is operating from a position of strength, first by calling off the meeting and then by explaining to Kim (whom he once dubbed "Little Rocket Man") the difference between bombast and a bomb blast.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - Major powers began a new round of Syria talks on Thursday focusing on calls for a ceasefire and access for aid, but the mood was dour with Moscow showing no sign of calling off its bombing in support of a massive new government advance.
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While he talked tough after Iran was blamed for various attacks on oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman and oil facilities in Saudi Arabia, Mr. Trump declined to use force, at one point even calling off a planned airstrike with only 10 minutes to go.
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The backtracking on the Opening Day fund-raiser had strong echoes of Ms. Trump's calling off her own fund-raising effort: an online auction that offered the winning bidder the opportunity to have coffee with her, to benefit the Eric Trump Foundation and a hospital it supports.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more In October, a week after calling off her months-long engagement to Pete Davidson, Grande announced dates of her new world tour in honor of her latest album, Sweetener.
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And last but certainly not least, he landed in New York to celebrate The Ten, a collaboration with Nike for which he reworked ten iconic sneakers, which are installed with much fanfare in a sprawling space on Wall Street for a multi-day event Nike is calling OFF CAMPUS.
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That doesn't mean there aren't levels to this: A government-mandated shutdown that would directly affect them—as opposed to WWE calling off WrestleMania and the other WWE events on their own—would at least trigger the force majeure provisions in contracts that allow for refunds to promoters.
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A few hours after Art Basel Hong Kong made its announcement, Art Central, a concurrent art fair in Hong Kong, announced that it too would be calling off this year's edition; Gallery Week Beijing announced that it would either delay or cancel its event, with updates to come on March 15.
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It's why hospitals have started calling off elective procedures, which should free up more beds in intensive care units, where the sickest patients with COVID-19 are receiving care, and why folks aren't just worried it's beds we'll run short on: it's ventilators, testing swabs, and maybe most importantly people.
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In a series of tweets on Saturday evening, Trump claimed that he was calling off a secret Camp David meeting with Taliban representatives and Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, following a Taliban-claimed attack in Kabul that killed a U.S. service member, a Romanian soldier, and ten Afghan civilians last week.
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Trump has gone back and forth on Iran, for instance: authorizing the drone strike that killed Iranian General Qasem Soleimani last week in Iraq, while also at the last minute calling off a military operation in June against targets in Iran, and then offering to sit down with the Iranians without preconditions.
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Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryTrump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button #FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria MORE said Thursday the U.S. is close to calling off talks with Russia over military cooperation in Syria after the failure of a cease-fire brokered by Washington and Moscow.
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BRONCOS LOSE LYNCH TO SPRAINED SHOULDER Just one week after calling off their five-month competition, the Denver Broncos may have to carry three quarterbacks on their 288-man roster after losing the backup Paxton Lynch for several weeks to a sprained right (throwing) shoulder sustained in Denver's 225-218 preseason win over Green Bay on Saturday night.
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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 spoke with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to discuss Iranian behavior just hours after calling off a retaliatory strike against Iran at the last minute.
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" Many experts read the latter comment as a request for Seoul to cancel or postpone its annual military exercises with the U.S. Scott Snyder, senior fellow for Korea Studies and director of the Program on U.S.-Korea Policy at the Council on Foreign Relations, said calling off or rescheduling the drills is "not a prospect the Pentagon is not going to easily or willingly entertain.
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KERRY: US 'ON THE VERGE' OF ENDING RUSSIA TALKS: Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryTrump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button #FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria MORE said Thursday the U.S. is close to calling off talks with Russia over military cooperation in Syria after the failure of a cease-fire brokered by Washington and Moscow.
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Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel lashed out Friday after 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 came under fire for ordering then calling off a retaliatory military strike on Iran over the downing of a U.S. drone.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Iran have been heightened for weeks, with Iranian forces downing a U.S. drone and 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 reportedly ordering and then calling off a retaliatory strike on Iran.
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Given the demonstrably haphazard and shortsighted nature of the Trump administration's national security decision-making process (including calling off strikes against Iran 10 minutes before impact, inviting the Taliban to Camp David and abandoning the Kurds), it's doubtful the administration spent much time gaming out the second and third order consequences of their action or preparing to protect American military and diplomatic personnel in the region.
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" Trump "has gone back and forth on Iran," approving the Soleimani killing, "while also at the last minute calling off a military operation in June against targets in Iran, and then offering to sit down with the Iranians without preconditions...As a result of these myriad reversals, it's hard for both America's allies and enemies to discern any stable strategy in the greater Middle East.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Iran have been high for months, with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE reportedly calling off a military strike on the country after the downing of the drone due to concerns about loss of life.
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Instead, Mr. Carvajal pointed to other top government officials, including Mr. Reverol, the interior minister, who is under a United States indictment for allegedly assisting drug traffickers and calling off investigations while he was director of the National Antidrugs Office, or O.N.A. Mr. Carvajal recalled an incident in 2012, when he said he had been investigating a luxurious ranch in Venezuela owned by Mr. Makled, the drug trafficker.
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The meeting between Kim and Lavrov comes after 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 traveled to New York City on Wednesday to meet with North Korea's former military intelligence chief and top Kim Jong Un aide Kim Yong Chol in an effort to rekindle plans for a summit Trump last week cited the North Korean leader's "tremendous anger and open hostility" toward the U.S. in calling off the meeting.
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