The coming Sanders-Warren party will advocate proposals that help communities with early education programs and the like, but that party will close off trade, withdraw from the world, close off integration with hyper-race-conscious categories and close off debate with political correctness.
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It sounds like the women are super close off screen.
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I can tell if something's up because he'll close off.
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We had to close off the entire basement for her.
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The next step is to close off more areas to fishing.
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All the way down, and then we close off the top.
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That could close off any opportunity for Trump to prosecute her.
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You don't just close off one so they have 99 others.
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A sliding screen unfolds to close off the space for privacy.
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They will close off the dynamic creativity of a living faith.
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You'd often be in places and the police would raid them and search everybody and close off the system, close off the club... but you kind of got used to that—it became part of the experience.
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They close off the crash scene for evidence collection and 3D modeling.
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Putting everything on one platform can close off other sources of revenue.
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Each serves to close off the passage in and out of your guts.
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He'd paid to close off some of the restaurant, which was pretty flashy.
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Yet the chancellor can make sudden moves, bolting to close off rivals' political territory.
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That said, they managed to close off their session lows on Monday and Tuesday.
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On the Sunday morning, my assistant came in to close off last-minute admin.
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He stopped short of saying Turkey had decided to close off the oil flow.
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In any case, the university should not close off this option for confidential disclosure.
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Your tool, your rules, your responsibility to think about and close off negative consequences.
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These are installed on chain link fences that often close off the derelict lots.
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STEINBERG: And now we can figure out how to close off the middle left.
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In contrast to Trump, Scott has aimed to aggressively close off business with Cuba.
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Always a very private individual, Everist installed a cable to close off the entrance.
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"If we close off Mexico it becomes a game of Whac-a-Mole," Dziczek said.
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Each chain that offers one has the ability to close off availability under certain conditions.
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It could even close off the A-3 option for countries whose violations are egregious.
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Surgeons close off most of the stomach, leaving a small pouch, and reroute the intestines.
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Beijing has threatened to close off Chinese airspace to Cathay unless it contains its employees.
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We need to take advantage of emerging space technologies and not artificially close off opportunities.
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We have taken action to close off this access and have no evidence it is continuing.
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And I just kind of found out that you can't just like close off feelings anyway.
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Where space is plenty, people can just close off a full latrine and dig another hole.
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The Iraqi Parliament urged the government on Wednesday to close off its land border with Kurdistan.
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Rather than using a door to close off the second bedroom from the living area, Mrs.
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The pan-European Stoxx 226 provisionally slipped 2000 percent by the close, off its session lows.
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More worrisome: the U.S. could close off its financial markets to Chinese investment, Mr. Paulson said.
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By targeting the central bank, the sanctions close off a few remaining critical paths for financing.
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The man's discovery prompted city officials to close off the pond and bring in a safety crew.
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Ariel Winter and Sarah Hyland play sisters on Modern Family and are nearly as close off-screen.
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Already, Mr. Orban's harsh talk about immigrants has been matched by policies to close off the country.
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They often retreated into their homes, which were really compounds that let them close off the world.
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Down Under, the S&P/ASX 200 reversed early gains to close off 0.22 percent at 5,894.
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When we feel shame, embarrassment or humiliation it's very easy to close off, run away and detach.
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Across the Korean Strait, the Kospi reversed early gains to close off by 0.06 percent at 2,456.14.
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But they wondered if this was plausible: Didn't the military close off its computers to public telephone lines?
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"This makes it very difficult for the attorney-general to simply close off the investigation," Mr Pang said.
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Such cities might be less inclined to close off their streets if racing activities extended across several days.
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The crashes prompted the authorities to close off the eastbound lanes, which had reopened by about 7 a.m.
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Two derailments last year led Amtrak to close off some tracks and rebuild them, causing disruptions that Gov.
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But so many fans gather around the stadium that it makes no sense to close off the game.
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"When you ban technology, you close off access between the classroom and the world outside," Professor Greenhow said.
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We're building walls to close off the world while also shifting wealth from the poor to the rich.
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The hope of this column is understanding endings, finalities, and all of the other moments when things close off.
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Finally, check for any other gaps around the AC and close off with a piece of smaller insulation foam.
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Bringing the most momentum into this week, Ctrip looks to close off a banner 2015 with yet another beat.
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The team announced it will close off the upper deck seating to provide a more "intimate" experience for fans.
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Daisy Ridley and John Boyega are just as close off screen as their characters are onscreen in Star Wars.
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Giant billboards and wire mesh, including some signs in Chinese, close off the largest construction site in the capital.
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The main effect of synthetic media may be to close off an escape route from the social-media bubble.
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At worst, they could stoke domestic backlash and close off U.S. defense sales to India for the foreseeable future.
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It was easy to see the Trump agenda that would flow from this philosophy: Close off trade and immigration.
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An internal investigation could close off choice assignments or end careers for the accusers as well as the accused.
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Those inches being the ones necessary to close off the champion's windpipe in Overeem's legendary but long absent guillotine choke.
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They worry the government will close off the areas they now use in an attempt to restore the local environment.
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But the medical examiner added that "We're not willing to close off anything at this point," reported the Washington Post.
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They'll close off the pores on their leaves, called stomata, to keep the dry California air from sucking out water.
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That, the critics said, would close off a revenue source to those governments as they seek funds for public services.
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"Restrictions must never be abused in order to close off new innovative formats of distribution," its lawyer Thomas Henze said.
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Prosecutors often use interviews with people involved in an investigation to rule out theories or close off lines of inquiry.
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If he keeps doing so over these final months, he could close off what few opportunities he might have left.
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During surgery, doctors cut or close off your fallopian tubes to prevent your eggs from meeting up with any sperm.
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"Any avenue that you can close off for this pernicious practice is a good thing," said Ms. Glick, who is gay.
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We can actually basically close off all commerce to North Korea and even more important, we can go after the Chinese.
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Park rangers have already begun to close off trails in areas of peak bloom because of too many visitors' trampling feet.
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The Euro STOXX 600 managed to close off its lows on hopes of looser monetary policy from the European Central Bank.
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But to get anywhere near that 30% share, mechanisms must be found to close off bits of the high seas, too.
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The Solution Not the local bureaucrats, dependent on the tourist dollar for their survival and reluctant to close off the beaches.
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Your soft palate and uvula (dangling down from the top) close off the upper airway from your nose to your mouth.
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The Israeli army is working to close off the city, setting up checkpoints, and positioning several hundred soldiers around its perimeter.
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If Trump's policies close off the US from the rest of the world, technology companies will be among the hardest hit.
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The emergency declaration reportedly allows Morrison to impose curfews, order residents to quarantine and close off cities or regions, if necessary.
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What she needed, he told them, was a procedure to close off this vessel so that it would never bleed again.
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By the same token, you see people who are not happy, who sort of close off and start to die inside.
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"They will close off all of Aleppo, destroy the whole area, and then the Russians will negotiate a cease-fire," he added.
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At this point in time, the show is in full-on, "Let's just close off as many storylines as we can" mode.
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That's angered some in the community, who have accused the company of reneging on a promise not to close off its research.
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It's already decided to close off some of its business, such as its operations in China and its bike messenger service UberRush.
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The new attack may not work on all of them, and a patch might abruptly close off access partway through an investigation.
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In addition to his own family, the This Is Us cast is just as close off-camera as they are on-camera.
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But an aggressive policy by Trump would close off lucrative opportunities to U.S. businesses and hand them to European or Asian firms.
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So this is the time not to close off climate options but to cultivate them, as New York, California and Massachusetts have.
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It should also ban no-poaching arrangements of dubious legality among franchisees of the same company, which also close off workers' options.
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Mr. Moorman also said that Amtrak would need to close off some tracks at the station for an undetermined stretch next year.
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However, they ended up endorsing the compromise in order to close off the 85033-day loophole in the 30-year-old law.
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The president had no apparent national-security justification for his attempt—"unprecedented in its scope, purpose, and breadth"—to close off the border.
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Even though the love triangle is at the forefront of the movie, Fisher said that the stars were friendly and close off-camera
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But in the late 85033s, the FCC decided to close off the network and deny unbundled access to new fiber-based broadband transmission.
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The team announced Friday it will close off the upper deck seating in a bid to provide a more "intimate" experience for fans.
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Mattis believed, with the use of light infantry and special operations troops, he could close off the escape routes and take bin Laden.
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At one point, the Dow was down nearly 900 points before staging a late afternoon rally to close off by roughly 760 points.
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Will America close off its borders, its jobs, its schools, and its general openness to the world to stay pure, old-fashioned human?
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"If we get to 1.8 (million), then we need to say 'hey, close off the taps, because we need to comply," he said.
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The veterans' plan may run up against the Army Corps of Engineers' plan to close off access to the protesters' campsite by Dec.
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In the days before the war, as tensions mounted, Israel warned Egypt not to close off the Straits of Tiran to Israeli ships.
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"We can't close off the whole island," he said, and suggested that penalties be increased to avoid a repetition of such a crash.
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In Europe, where leaders have agreed to close off the Continent to nearly all visitors, hundreds of billions of euros have been pledged.
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If sustained, as might well happen, these restrictions will as a practical matter close off abortion access in many areas of the country.
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I mean, if 10,000 people can be mobilised by Trades Hall to march and close off city streets that tells me something, right?
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At the same time, this could lead Beijing to severely contain American corporate interests in China, if not close off the market altogether.
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Facebook will close off access to third-party data brokers such as Experian, which advertisers use for highly targeted ads on its platform.
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The U.S. firm, along with Tujia and Xiaozhu, has also been required to close off listings during politically sensitive events, including China's Party Congress.
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If the U.S. imposed sanctions against India, it could stoke domestic backlash and close off U.S. defense sales to India for the foreseeable future.
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While politically sensitive, the change will close off an entire class of attacks through the iPhone's Lightning port, including attacks that copy GrayKey's techniques.
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Authorities were racing Tuesday to close off production wells at the plant threatened by a lava flow from Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island.
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In the Senate, in order to close off that debate, which means to force an actual majority vote, you needed always to have 60.
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Imitation and secrecy appear as fools gold to those who think they can close off and operate beyond the norms of 21st-century science.
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Industrial apocalyptic arguments close off critique, shore up status quo approaches to energy policy and build the specter of environmental regulation as catastrophic. 2.
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Mr. Zeng said, "They had to close off the street in London and get a crane to take it out of his front window."
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China's massive surveillance system, including its control over information on smartphones and the internet, has helped it to "close off" the country, she said.
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The campaign isn't leaving anything to chance, and is working hard to close off as many pathways to the RNC convention floor as possible.
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The underlying truth of a Covenantal Regime is that you have to close off choice if you want to get to the promised land.
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In Australia, the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index edged up 0.31 percent, or 23 points, to close off its session highs at 5,720.6.
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Italy's migration policy has led to clashes between NGOs and Italian authorities over rules that effectively close off the country's ports to their boats.
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She seems to have learned from this awkward moment, and thus moved to close off gay rights as a cause of difficulty during this campaign.
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Still, it sounds like Wolfhard, Schnapp, and the rest of the Stranger Things cast are still as close off camera as they are on screen.
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Why it matters: On Friday, Trump added that he was prepared to close off trade and commercial ports of entry, the New York Times reports.
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Corporate sponsors would be able to close off the bridge's footpath for private parties; visitors would have their smartphones tracked and movements monitored by CCTV.
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In fairness, the Trump White House decision to close off the visitor logs needs to be put in the proper context of his predecessors' actions.
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Shares in the lender fell as much as 13 percent to hit their lowest level since 2012, but pared to close off almost 2 percent.
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On the mainland, the slid 0.35 percent to close off session lows at 3,370.0953 and the Shenzhen Composite fell 0.82 percent to end at 1,983.7179.
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Among other things, they suggested that people avoid turning traditional policy debates, even intense ones, into existential disputes that close off the possibility of compromise.
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And if the investigation does uncover wrongdoing, it could close off a route to a post in a Clinton administration, if she is elected president.
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Iraqi and Western military sources say there has been debate about whether or not to close off the western route in and out of Mosul.
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Asking "What seems to be the problem?" may seem like an innocuous question, but even the singular word "problem" can close off communication with some people.
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The Army Corps of Engineers plans to close off a swath of North Dakota land that for months has housed a campsite for anti-pipeline protesters.
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If the administration were to close off the border to Central American migrants, it would likely face immediate legal challenges, just as the travel ban did.
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Trump's aides said the aim was to close off a path for Americans seeking beach vacations in a country where U.S. tourism is still officially banned.
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But visitor access has remained open, according to Wainman, who said in many instances it's hard to close off the thousands of acres of refuge land.
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But Israeli leaders argue the agreement does not permanently close off Iran's path to a bomb and will embolden its leaders, which have threatened Israel's destruction.
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House Republicans are trying to make sure the Obama administration doesn't completely close off the possibility of a nuclear waste site at Yucca Mountain in Nevada.
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A trade war could be the final straw that leads Beijing to severely contain American corporate interests in China, if not close off the market altogether.
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Further, the party wants to close off Germany's borders and put in place a system of immediate removal for those whose asylum applications have been denied.
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The Army Corps of Engineers said it would close off access to the protesters' campsite by Monday, and the governor issued an evacuation order this week.
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So what we're looking at here are a variety of measures that will close off opportunities for children who weren't clever enough to choose wealthy parents.
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It's characteristic of Fosse to have turned Latin hip action into something mechanical like a train, typical of him to close off sensuality in cold detachment.
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He said the company will soon launch movable walls that can open and close off rooms, as well as furniture that will deploy from the ceiling.
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A ruling that judges lack that power could close off some options Mueller may have to release a public report or to transmit one to Congress.
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Rather than threatening military force, the Trump administration can simply act to close off lending to Venezuela to pressure Maduro before he further entrenches his dictatorship.
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Given that the terrain on a links course is naturally firm, he employs more bump-and-run shots and frequently putts from close off the green.
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Italy's migration policy is deepening rifts in Europe as NGOs clash with Italian authorities over rules that effectively close off the country's ports to their boats.
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For Russia's elite, such steps could close off an important avenue for finance as well as a safe haven for billions of rubles of their wealth.
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The Stony Brook University freshman hadn't yet declared a major, mainly because he had a number of interests and didn't want to close off any opportunities.
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Ensuring that President Donald Trump's trade war with China doesn't close off this market is more important to American LNG suppliers than any deal signed in Europe.
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The treatment, which costs about $300 or more, utilizes a very fine needle to inject a solution into the vein, causing it to swell and close off.
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It's particularly useful in situations where the leader is vulnerable due to possible investigations, blackmails or other circumstances that close off gradualist approaches to implementing an agenda.
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Military planners generally acknowledged that Iran has the capability to temporarily close off the waterway, but say the U.S. would be able to quickly reopen the strait.
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Authorities in Hawaii are racing to close off production wells at a geothermal plant threatened by a lava flow from Kilauea volcano on Hawaii&aposs Big Island.
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It would also attempt to close off North Korea's illicit trade networks, by interdicting ships, expanding sanctions against Chinese companies, and freezing the assets of individual leaders.
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The company worked with the mayor's office to close off Madison Avenue between 71st and 72nd Streets to stage a show of a new fall 2016 collection.
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Meanwhile, Indivior rose 3 percent by the close, off its session highs, after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved its Sublocade treatment for opioid-use disorder.
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Over in Sydney, the S&P/ASX 8.963 gave up early gains to close off by 0.04 percent at 6,116.20 as the financials and energy subindexes weighed.
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McCaul, a six-term congressman, last week refused to rule out a challenge to Cruz in 2018 "You can't close off your options," he told the Tribune.
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The president, emboldened by his attorney general's public characterization of the Mueller report, has threatened to close off parts of the U.S. border with Mexico this week.
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Short-handed and forced to close off sections of beaches and shorten pool hours, the city resorted to recruiting lifeguards from the suburbs and even from overseas.
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The referendum was called by the previous prime minister, David Cameron, on the presumption that it would be defeated and close off demands to leave the union.
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And while the space suited us just fine, families should know there is no door or option to close off the bedroom area from the living room.
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"We consider it vital that the Government should not close off policy options on future regulation of EU immigration ahead of negotiations with the EU-27," it read.
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But Little stood up and put his thumb on the scale of keeping delegates bound, proposing an amendment meant to close off any alternate interpretation of party rules.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said on Monday that Iraqi forces were trying to close off all escape routes for the several thousand Islamic State fighters inside Mosul.
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Cade's demands, which echo similar agreements in Chile and Mexico, aim to address concerns the resulting company could close off markets to rival content providers and television services.
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Nine cement trucks' worth of concrete was used to patch the floor, and more than 6,000 feet of barricades were put in place to close off ruined areas.
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Becoming a cooperating witness could close off this avenue, and Flynn would have to believe that what Mueller is threatening is more significant than what Trump might offer.
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So, to stop the slide, they plan to post attendants in some station elevators, close off parts of stations at night and increase police patrols at busy stations.
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He and the other opponents say that a landmark should be forever and that the Landmarks Preservation Commission should not allow a builder to close off public space.
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Mr. Wu said he understood the need to close off the city, but added that city authorities should ensure that enough shops and markets were selling fresh food.
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The danger is that other innovations become "stranded" as we inadvertently close off otherwise-promising pathways that could lead to better and cleaner technology over the long run.
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Devon initially participated in a voluntary program to capture leaking methane, or close off leaks, but was so suspicious of the Obama administration's intentions that it dropped out.
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While the Trump administration's new rules limit U.S. economic engagements with certain entities, largely in the tourism sector, they do not close off opportunities in many other sectors.
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Internet service providers in New Zealand rushed to "close off" websites that were distributing the video, but then a number of copy-cat sites immediately started popping up.
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Audiences have two more weeks to acknowledge the equality and full humanity of women as this biographical play centered on Gloria Steinem draws to a close Off Broadway.
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They did this by having the Port Authority close off two of the three local access lanes to the George Washington Bridge, which extends from Fort Lee to Manhattan.
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And it looks like SoundCloud, is preparing to close off the gap globally — it's currently hiring in programmatic ad sales to be based out of the U.K. or Berlin.
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"This action goes against Brazil's longstanding view that ethanol tariffs are inappropriate and will effectively close off an open and bilateral trading relationship that benefits all sides," it said.
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When the diaphragm spasms, it causes you to suck in a breath, while your vocal cords close off a fraction of a second later, providing that excellent "hic" sound.
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Second, and far more important, was Joe Biden's decisive victory in South Carolina on Saturday, giving Mr. Biden momentum that could close off Mr. Bloomberg's pathway to the nomination.
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In preparation for the first Sabbath following the synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh, Jewish leaders are signaling that they do not plan to close off their communities out of fear.
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It's as though I'm terrified to go too far down one path as it may close off others for me and as a result, I am often treading water.
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It encouraged them to press the pause button for 30 minutes during the workday and use the time to close off their credit files at the three credit bureaus.
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The move to close off Hong Kong comes after intense pressure from lawmakers and medical unions, one of which had threatened to strike if the border was not shut.
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The government on Tuesday announced that it would close off some parts of its border with mainland China while also decreasing inbound air travel from the mainland by half.
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That has not stopped Mr. Erdogan from threatening to close off United States access to Turkish bases, including Incirlik Air Base, which houses roughly 50 American tactical nuclear weapons.
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Kappo dinners are its nighttime feature, and a wooden partition will close off the casual Chikarashi portion of the space with its soapstone counter, leaving just the intimate restaurant.
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Those days are gone, and since March, when the European Union and Turkey agreed a deal to close off that route, only a handful of refugees arrive each week.
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We've taken action to close off this unauthorised access and though we have currently no evidence of fraud as a result of these incidents, we are taking this extremely seriously.
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For more than a decade it has been mulling a plan to build inflatable gates on the seabed, which could be raised to close off the lagoon during high tides.
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To recap, Issa had a good idea, but Apple (and others) has already thought of it, and it has designed iPhone protections specifically to close off that path of attack.
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"If you wanted to try to pressure and contain North Korea's ability to earn from these illicit activities, you'd have to also close off its ability to adapt," she said.
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Mindful of what's ahead, conservatives are pushing to close off the possibility of a lame-duck session now, before Congress leaves town in early October for a final campaigning sprint.
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"Click bait journalists need to be taught lessons," said the billionaire Vinod Khosla, whose efforts to close off public access to a beach on his property were covered by Valleywag.
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Fitbit never intended to close off any avenues for consumers to take action, and we certainly never intended to disregard any aspect of the court's order upholding our arbitration clause.
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"We are preparing for scenarios where the internet will be cut off," argued the Minister of ICT suggesting an American effort to close off connectivity to Iran's internet exchange points.
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Sajet told Hyperallergic attendance in the Presidential portrait gallery was so high the museum was forced to close off the space until it cleared before others could be let in.
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The former New York hotspot, New Rochelle, appears to be flattening the curve after a one-mile radius "containment zone" was issued to close off the area two weeks ago.
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Which is why it's one of the many things at stake as countries around the world issue quarantines, close off borders, and shut down businesses in light of COVID-19.
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Impact: Sealing the border would effectively close off the U.S. from one of its largest trading partners, and could leave American citizens who travel back and forth stuck in limbo.
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All three railroads that use Penn Station — which also include Amtrak and New Jersey Transit — are cutting back service this summer amid construction that will close off tracks for repairs.
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The measures were devised to close off an "avenue for corruption" that senior administration officials said they had observed Mr. Maduro and members of his government using to enrich themselves.
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In Japan, the Nikkei 225 advanced 0.66 percent, or 144.71 points, to close off its intraday high at 22,196.89 after losing around 100 points in the last minutes of trade.
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Mr. Obama made the decision to close off the Atlantic drilling after residents from hundreds of coastal cities and towns, from Richmond, Va. to Charleston, S.C., passed resolutions opposing it.
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As Melissa Mark-Viverito prepares to leave the City Council speaker's office, she refused to address her political future, saying that she did not want to close off any options.
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Not that everything is answered in the end — but it manages to explore the Groundhog Day-like conceit inside and out and close off key emotional arcs in eight quick episodes.
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It would also close off a loophole that allows law enforcement to use a subpoena — rather than a warrant — to get the emails if they are more than 180 days old.
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Even better would be for the United States to make a greater effort against climate change; there is still time to close off this new theater of competition before it opens.
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Diversifying hiring practices and employee demographics does little good if women are coerced into signing forced arbitration and non-disparagement agreements that effectively silence them and close off avenues for dissent.
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The company is pushing a 1003 billion pound, or $1.6 billion, project to build a looping six-mile wall along the coast that would close off a section of Swansea Bay.
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All of the patients underwent Roux-en-Y gastric bypass, where surgeons close off all but an egg-size pouch of the stomach and then bypass part of the small intestine.
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But Britain must also look beyond the EU and ensure it does not close off opportunities with the rest of the world, said Francisco Sanchez, former U.S. Under Secretary of Commerce.
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Without gates for all of them, airport officials had to close off the end of one of Logan's runways and park them there, said Todd Smith, Massport's director of aviation operations.
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While many airlines have suspended flights to China, the authorities in Hong Kong, which shares both land and sea borders with Mainland China, have staunchly refused to close off its borders.
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Chinese authorities escalated their own actions, announcing plans to close off the city of Wuhan by canceling planes and trains scheduled to leave the area of more than 11 million people.
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The reform would close off a loophole and ensure law enforcement gets a warrant before forcing technology company to hand over a customer's emails, no matter how old the communications are.
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In corporate news, Deutsche Bank announced Sunday it will close off its global equities trading business and slash 18,000 jobs as part of a massive restructuring effort to improve the bank's profitability.
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With Republicans in control of both houses of Congress, the incoming president could potentially go even further, passing laws to close off the possibility of similar orders once he's out of office.
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However, a tougher line in Canadian capital markets could cut that flow significantly, and would essentially close off the opportunity for expansion into larger markets in U.S. states where marijuana is legal.
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For one thing, any effort to close off North Korea's access to the international financial system, no matter how leaky, is worth it, given its nuclear provocations and threats to international security.
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While it is very unlikely that China would ever want to close off trade, the United States would still rather not allow Beijing even the ability to hold the global economy hostage.
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Still, for those who have watched the Trump administration close off one avenue of immigration relief after another, it would be refreshing to see some semblance of humanity restored to the system.
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As nations across the world close off their borders to combat the spread of the novel coronavirus, it is possible to see a shift in geopolitics and a potential rise in nationalism.
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On Friday afternoon, Mr. Abbott urged those in the storm's path to flee to safety as soon as possible, warning that continued flooding after initial storm surges may close off escape routes.
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However, a tougher line in Canadian capital markets could cut that flow significantly and would essentially close off the opportunity for expansion into larger markets in U.S. states where marijuana is legal.
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Barbed wire was strung across some roads leading to the Lahore airport on Friday and barricades were positioned at the roadside ready to close off main boulevards should crowds start to gather.
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With draconian measures spreading across the country and some cities going under lockdown, her parents were worried that Shanghai might close off to outsiders, and suggested she leave early for the city.
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" The Washington Post's executive editor, Marty Baron, described the White House's decision to close off the briefing from some outlets as "appalling" and accused the administration of traveling down "an undemocratic path.
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I emailed Lanny Davis this morning to ask if Cohen was still interested in getting President Trump's help paying his legal bills, or if he was willing to close off that possibility.
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A government biodiversity conservation project, meanwhile, is working to persuade communities to close off areas above 3,600 meters, and to provide incentives for them to maintain the watershed, said its manager Solomon Birhanu.
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Carrie Lam, Hong Kong's top official, has resisted demands from some lawmakers and medical workers to completely close off the border, calling it discriminatory and not in line with World Health Organization guidelines.
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The authorities' frequent crackdowns on the "Mat Rempit" have failed to discourage them, prompting a controversial proposal by the government in February to close off some city roads every weekend for legal races.
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If it did offer an option, users with specific concerns — or a very high threat level — could at least choose to close off the risk of metadata leakage via a typed URL route.
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In deciding to close off proposed Atlantic drilling sites for the next five years, Interior Secretary Sally Jewell cited market dynamics, opposition from coastal states as well as potential conflicts with military uses.
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And yet it can't close off studios from, say, producing DVDs of those shows — which is why you can buy copies of House of Cards or Orange Is the New Black in stores.
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I just have never thought one ideology holds all the answers to everything, and so it's probably more just that I don't close off people's ideas just because one Twitter mob hates them.
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Pittsburgh has blocked a lot of shots in this series and taken away the strength of the Sharks offense, San Jose's ability to deflect pucks from in close off shots from the point.
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Jack Dorsey, co-founder and CEO of both and , will close off the day's interviews, which have touched on the role of social media in the changing retail landscape and the political arena.
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Then in quick succession, your larynx slides up and forward as a separate flap of cartilage called the epiglottis swings down like the lid of a dustbin to close off the larynx's entryway.
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That will leave people isolated in the face of the challenges of the information age economy, and it will close off the dynamism and diversity that always marked this crossroads of the nation.
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Just last week, Italy announced it was overwhelmed by the number of migrants arriving, and wanted to close off ports to NGOs who go all the way to Libyan waters to make rescues.
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It's not often that we see the black squares completely close off a section of a puzzle, but today Stu Ockman homes in on the center of his puzzle to tie things together.
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A virus outbreak in China has prompted the authorities to close off Wuhan, a massive city, upending travel plans and prompting companies to worry about losses during a critically lucrative time of year.
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Additionally, Democrats need to think much more strategically about what scholars call "policy feedbacks" — the ways in which policy fights and outcomes at one point in time set up, or close off, future possibilities.
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Stores themselves can be age-restricted, such as vape and head shops, or stores can close off an area of the store, like behind the counter, to keep the products from teens and kids.
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China, for example, approved a new round of sanctions at the UN in September, said it would close off Pyongyang's coal imports, and agreed to cut banking links and lessen exports of diesel fuel.
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The EU-Turkey deal, which has drawn fire from rights groups and aid agencies, was designed to close off the main route into Europe, used by around a million refugees and migrants last year.
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Doug Bandow, a senior fellow at the Cato Institute, told CNN that the claims merit a pretty serious investigation, and if they are proven true, the US must identify and close off these channels.
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Their objections include the expectation that the federal government will close off access to recreation and snowmobiling and that the Park Service cannot afford to maintain it, according to the New York Daily News.
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John Coequyt, the global climate policy director at the Sierra Club, said foreign leaders likely moved quickly to join the deal to close off any future debate over the need for international climate action.
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Mr Molefe made the allegations after he was told by the minister of transport, Dipuo Peters, to "close off" a corruption probe that has discovered at least 14 billion rand ($951m) in dodgy spending.
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Trump has also railed against immigration more generally in recent weeks, threatening to close off the southern border as thousands of migrants have made their way through Mexico and toward the southern U.S. border.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Advocates for Americans imprisoned by Iranian authorities said on Friday they were concerned the Trump administration's hard line on Iran would close off the chance for talks to secure the prisoners' release.
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In one email dated January 24, 2013, a Facebook staffer, Justin Osofsky, discusses Twitter's launch of its short video clip app, Vine, and says Facebook's response will be to close off its API access.
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He began the day with a morning tweet saying that he would close the border "next week," and then told reporters that he was prepared to close off trade and commercial ports of entry.
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We can close off this glaring flaw in our political system and stop worrying about another president who lost the popular vote by millions and the anger, rancor and mistrust that comes with that.
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In April, Iran once again threatened to close off the Straits of Hormuz, through which almost one-fifth of the world's oil passes, if crippling U.S. sanctions mean it can no longer export oil.
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His trade war with China is again threatening to close off a key market for US agricultural goods, so he's considering a second multibillion-dollar bailout to keep them afloat while he escalates with Beijing.
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After years of fighting the Obama administration, the business lobby has welcomed new rules proposed by the National Labor Relations Board and the Department of Labor Republican appointees that would mostly close off that possibility.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Explosions from a transformer fire rocked Toronto's financial district for hours on Monday afternoon, prompting police to close off a section of the downtown area as heavy smoke billowed up from subway grates.
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To do that, it would close off a loophole in the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) that allows the government to get those electronic communications with a subpoena if they are older than 180 days.
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Mr. Davis is a businessman-turned-filmmaker who financed and directed the project after he saw first-hand how a less-than-stellar score could close off many college options for a bright, talented student.
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A staff bedroom and guest bath are also on the ground floor, along with a second sitting room with wood paneling and an accordion door that can be pulled across to close off the space.
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An abundance of black squares in an unusual design will close off a grid that could have been wide open and had more of those long, exciting entries we like to see on the weekend.
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Some commentary has suggested that by winning a second term, Trump could close off the possibility of prosecution in the Cohen case since the statute of limitations may expire by the time leaves office in 2025.
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But a drastic rate hike was unlikely because of the damage it would do to Turkey's corporate sector, while capital controls would close off access to foreign exchange for companies already short of dollars, Tresca said.
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The Coast Guard plans to close off 2 miles of the Potomac River where it shares a border with President Trump's National Golf Club in Sterling, Va., due to safety concerns, The Washington Post reported Monday.
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And I was ready to face many of the questions I'd been putting off, especially the biggie: Can you commit to one path and close off others, even if it might mean living with it forever?
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Stomping out that type of thinking, which allows a doctor to close off all other possibilities and stop looking as soon as one conclusion presents itself, is part of what Friedlaender and Miller seek to teach.
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More than 11,2603 people arrived there last year — a fivefold increase since 2015, when the E.U. and Turkey struck a deal at the height of the migration crisis to close off other routes to the continent.
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Instead, why not close off Broadway to traffic for a far longer stretch — perhaps even from one end to the other — creating an unfettered corridor for bicycles and pedestrians that would slice across much of Manhattan?
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The effective suspension of Pakistan from the U.S. government's International Military Education and Training program (IMET) will close off places that had been set aside for 66 Pakistani officers this year, a State Department spokesperson told Reuters.
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Altogether, internal auditors estimate that the six current and former Deutsche Bank employees have made about $37 million on the trades, which will close off next year, the paper reported, citing a person briefed on the audit.
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Some aides have argued that Trump, a former real estate magnate who won the presidency promising to unleash U.S. businesses and create jobs, would have a hard time defending any moves that close off the Cuban market.
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She points out that male Redback spiders (link NSFL) close off their abdomen when mating so their hydraulic fluid doesn't spill out; this allows her to eat him while they mate so he can fertilize more eggs.
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Some aides have argued that Trump, a former real estate magnate who won the presidency promising to unleash U.S. business and create jobs, would have a hard time defending any moves that close off the Cuban market.
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The acquisition will close off a tumultuous but also interesting life for BitTorrent, founded in 2004 by Bram Cohen and Ashwin Navin to commercialise peer-to-peer networking technology as a way to share and store files.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The numbers of migrants landing in Greece from Turkey is starting to creep up again, showing efforts to close off the route are coming under strain, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said on Friday.
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The milestone is a boon to Hillary Clinton's chances of carrying the Sunshine State and its 23 electoral votes -- a prize so large that it would help her close off most of Donald Trump's paths to victory.
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I WAS GOING TO SAY TO CLOSE OFF THE DISCUSSION, IF AMAZON COULD DO THAT, IF IT COULD GET THOSE REBATES IN THE HANDS OF CONSUMERS, WOULD THAT BE A GOOD THING FOR THIS COUNTRY, MR. FRAZIER?
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Without carefully designed policies, the losses would be borne by the wrong people, those who cannot realistically hope to get new jobs for as long as restrictions on activity close off the path to national economic expansion.
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As coronavirus restrictions push more gay, bisexual and trans people into lockdown and close off social spaces that usually offer some respite, like coffee shops and clubs, escaping the pressure at home is no longer an option.
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If Congress's checkered past teaches us anything on this score, it teaches this: A dysfunctional Congress can close off a vital arena for national dialogue, leaving us vulnerable in ways that we haven't yet begun to fathom.
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I think that that's like a really immersive and exceptional experience and that's probably the best position, but if you're going to watch a game, I think, again, it's just too close off from the real stuff.
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In a country with annual incomes of just $660 a head according to the World Bank, government efforts to close off mines to individual diggers – whether for conservation or to make way for big business – are unpopular.
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But to Republicans, the proposal represents another land grab by a president who has liberally used his authority under the Antiquities Act to close off land to development, sometimes to the anger of local businesses and residents.
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That same day, Sajet said there were so many people in the Presidential portrait gallery that the museum had to close off the space for a while and wait for people to peter out before letting others in.
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HBO's previous presence in the country (and throughout much of Europe) has been through licensing its content to other TV services, but it intends to close off those channels in Spain eventually as its native service takes root.
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But the decisions present the next-best alternative: the avoidance of a harsh ruling that would close off all partisan gerrymandering claims in the future and a little bit of direction on how to bring a successful lawsuit.
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One way to prevent the creation of new high-consumers would be to persuade the wealthy to have fewer babies and to close off the borders of wealthy countries, preventing low-consumers from immigrating and becoming high-consumers.
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He knew my opinion already — I grew up in California and found his quest to close off the beach foolish and vaguely offensive (those open, accessible, public beaches are the state's great gift to its citizens and visitors).
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Tow denied a request by Ostrem's attorney, public defender Emily Fleischmann, to have police again close off the Walmart store where the shooting occurred to prevent the destruction of evidence, saying he lacked the authority to order that.
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" In the letter, the pope urges more common sense and less unthinking following of rules -- what he calls "discernment" -- and writes, "by thinking that everything is black and white, we sometimes close off the way of grace and growth.
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That's a small fraction of what spewed into the Gulf each day during the three-month Deepwater Horizon disaster in 2010, but it has given new fuel to campaigners who want to close off the Gulf to new wells.
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"Yeah, because you'll be impeached," tweeted Coulter, an ardent supporter of Trump's campaign who has sharply criticized the president in recent months for not following through on promises to close off the U.S.-Mexico border and reduce illegal immigration.
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A world in which schoolchildren in the future are taught — truly — that America did all it could to close off economic opportunities to others and keep them poor and barefoot is unlikely to be a safe world for Americans.
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In a contentious internal debate, some aides argued that Trump, a former real estate magnate who won the presidency promising to unleash U.S. business and create jobs, would have a hard time defending any moves that close off the Cuban market.
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It makes sense for him to instinctively close off or struggle with emotional intimacy, but Stranger Things 3 introduced us to a man who, in the year-plus since we last saw him, is a walking time bomb of violent rage.
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Since its opening in May 2018, a main function of the the Kerch Strait bridge has been to close off the Sea of Azov from the Black Sea and disrupt Ukrainian shipping to and from Azov port cities Mariupol and Berdyansk.
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To compete, the couple have been increasing pay and perks as much as possible, but they say they still often have to close off entire sections of their Silicon Valley restaurants simply because there is not enough staff to service them.
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According to the Athens County, Ohio, website, legend has it that Ohio University's Wilson Hall has experienced some haunting occurrences over the years — and there's even a particular room that the school has had to close off to the public.
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The Dutch, regarded as the foremost authorities on the concept of "living with water", are lending their expertise via the flood prevention plan involving a giant sea wall that will close off Jakarta Bay, which could cost up to $653 billion.
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The real aim, they say, besides enforcing moral standards on the likes of Mr. Oktar, is to close off a final refuge for the news media and the political opposition as the government widens an already formidable crackdown on dissent.
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As journalist Elizabeth Kolbert notes in her Pulitzer-Prize winning book on the environment The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History, humanity's most enduring legacy is destined to be the evolutionary pathways which we manage to close off forever on Planet Earth.
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New Jersey rail commuters got their first detailed view on Friday of how torturous the summer will be when New Jersey Transit released train schedules revised to accommodate repair work that will close off tracks at Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan.
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This is consistent with their efforts over the past three years, which have been to close off official channels of communication, lock Taiwan out of international organizations, and send fighter planes barreling across the center line of the Taiwan Strait.
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On the other hand, we are creatures of convenience, and if we already have the Bird app open to open or close off a ride, that could just be the lower friction we need to use it to buy something.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) said a Turkish attack in northern Syria had revived Islamic State and called on allied states that helped fight the jihadist group to close off air space to Turkish war planes.
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However, on Monday, the day after the formal start of an agreement intended to close off the main route through which a million refugees and migrants arrived in Europe last year, authorities said 1,662 people had arrived on Greek islands by 103 a.m.
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Dozens of police buses were parked in streets around City Hall and also a square in front of an old palace gate, which the police plan to close off to prevent protesters from marching toward the Blue House, the presidential office and residence.
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YPG fighters have already captured much of northeast Syria near the Turkish border, but their advance west of the Euphrates river to close off the frontier once and for all was limited by strong opposition from Turkey, which considers the YPG its enemies.
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The resulting 2,500-word article saw the new secretary of the Department of the Interoir personally shoveling snow from the Lincoln Memorial steps, chatting up tourists, and promising never to close off monuments during a government shutdown like President Barack Obama once did.
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In contentious deliberations leading up to the new policy, some aides argued that Trump, a former real estate magnate who won the presidency vowing to unleash U.S. business, would have a hard time defending any moves that close off the Cuban market.
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A coalition of groups put out a statement saying the draft plan would close off future oil and gas leasing around several natural landmarks in the area and protect the national parks in the region, while setting new terms on leases there.
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The bill has 220006 co-sponsors and would close off an outdated loophole, so that the government must get a warrant before forcing a technology company to hand over a customer's emails or other electronic communications, no matter how old they are.
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Efforts to root out militants in this area are hampered by shifting weather that can quickly close off air support, and by drastic changes in elevation — by thousands of feet — that limit the troops and equipment that can be safely ferried by helicopter.
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Another 20,000 or so converged on the Angel of Independence monument, a signature landmark in downtown Mexico City, and filled the Paseo de la Reforma, the city's principal boulevard, and surrounding streets, forcing the authorities to close off the area to vehicular traffic.
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Trump is following an ancient playbook already adopted by his global peers in absolute idiocracy like Viktor Orban, the Hungarian arch-right nativist president who vowed to close off his nation's borders before even a single case of coronavirus had appeared in Hungary.
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Cases of the new coronavirus in Italy, the most affected country in Europe, rose on Saturday to more than 150, killing three people and prompting the government to close off the worst hit areas in the northern regions of Lombardy and Veneto.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hundreds of protesters marched through Hong Kong shopping malls on Thursday, disrupting business in the Asian financial hub for a third day over the festive period and prompting riot police to close off a mall in a tourist district.
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That's great, because we should be aiming to channel entrepreneurial energy into productive wealth creation that lifts us all up and away from the extraction of wealth through unjust rules that close off opportunity and deprive us of the blessings of innovation.
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The reporters book rooms alongside these big moguls, but they close off the bar, which was the best part of it, or one of the few best parts of it that were available to us, and so we literally were out in the lobby.
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"What I want in that time is to allow myself to feel every fear, every hurt, and to let it move through me, and don't let any of that close off — for all the women who have had to, and will have to," she said.
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A sliding mirrored panel served as the bathroom door, and a second mirrored panel slid back and forth to either close off the rainfall shower, or provide privacy for the toilet; it was not possible to use it for both at the same time.
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To protect the president's rounds at his Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Va., the Coast Guard plans to regularly close off the stretch of the Potomac that the veterans of Team River Runner use, along with summer campers, Olympic athletes and casual paddlers.
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England 21, United States 0 HARRISON, N.J. — Ellen White, a substitute, scored from in close off a rebound in the 89th minute to help England stun the United States, 1-0, at Red Bull Arena on Saturday in the second round of the SheBelieves Cup.
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Chuy García (D-Ill.) plans to introduce this week would close off avenues for technology giants to enter the financial services industry, a plan that's beginning to draw praise from bank lobbyists looking for ways to fend off a competitive threat from Silicon Valley.
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Whereas the pretense with VR via Google Cardboard was that the cardboard box could close off your viewpoint to mimic an immersive headset, with cardboard-framed AR, you don't need a "headset" or "cradle" since you're already using your smartphone to look at AR objects anyway.
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At Community Board 6, in Manhattan's East Side, the agencies made clear that they are actively considering a concept known as a 'PeopleWay' for 14th Street, which would close off the heavily congested thoroughfare, over which the L train runs, only to buses, bikes, and pedestrians.
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The new rules, which took effect Friday, close off what had been one of the easiest ways out of the country for Syrians who could afford airfare or ferry tickets, and a primary route for those planning to try to reach Western Europe on smugglers' boats.
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" To get technical about it, the first example makes a pleasing music out of the consonants in "kimchi pancake" and "pork-belly hash," with the note that scholars call a sibilant fricative (I think) coming back to close off the shebang with the first sound in "shout.
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The chief of police in New York City indicated this week that calls for actions like those proposed by Trump and Cruz do not aid the police in their intelligence-gathering and deterrent activities; rather, they close off communities and generally create an atmosphere of distrust.
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A full or partial sealing of the border would effectively close off the United States from one of its largest trading partners, and it could leave American citizens who cross back and forth with a sluggish or potentially nonexistent system of returning to the United States.
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A full or partial sealing of the border would effectively close off the United States from one of its largest trading partners, but it could leave American citizens who cross back and forth with a sluggish or potentially nonexistent system of returning to the United States.
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By evening, officials planned to also close off Huanggang, a city of seven million about 30 miles east of Wuhan, shut rail stations in the nearby city of Ezhou, which has about one million residents, and impose travel restrictions on the smaller cities of Chibi and Zhijiang.
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Abe's support slumped in surveys released last week on voter concerns about suspicions that he helped a friend get permission to open a veterinary school in a special economic zone and criticism his ruling bloc rammed a contentious bill through parliament and ended the session to close off debate.
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Romesha's counterattack plan was both risky and ambitious because he wanted to lead a small team of soldiers to take back ammunition points, close off the front gate to Taliban fighters pouring in, get to a mortar position, and perform a crucially important casualty recovery of the fallen soldiers.
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Kurdish fighters allied to Washington have already captured much of northeast Syria near the Turkish border, but their advance west of the Euphrates to close off the frontier once and for all was limited by strong opposition from U.S. ally Turkey, which considers the Kurdish YPG its enemies.
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When McDowell (a wily Zach Grenier) threatens to close off the spigots of cash that Sydney needs for re-election, she makes the only choice she (or the play) has left: to mount an even unlikelier campaign than the one that got her to Washington in the first place.
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The police close off the area to traffic in the afternoon to control the crowd, and an estimated 1.2 billion spectators tune in on TV. For years, the Times Square Alliance, the co-organizer of New Year's Eve in Times Square, has selected honorees for the year-end celebration.
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Hints of that coming debate came from Mr Spahn, who refrained from criticising Mrs Merkel in his speech but branded the election result a "bitter" disappointment and claimed the CDU needs to close off the space to its political right, to make the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) party "superfluous".
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" It said Sir David Manning, a senior policy adviser to Blair, confirmed to the inquiry that he had tried to get Blair to drop the first sentence pledging his loyalty "whatever" because it seemed to Manning to "close off options" and that this was "not a sensible place to be.
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On February 22, the venture capitalist Vinod Khosla, co-founder of Sun Microsystems with a net worth reported at $2.4 billion, petitioned the US Supreme Court to let him close off the road from Highway 1 to a stretch of Northern California beach property he bought in 2009 for $34 million.
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It has slowed operations; eventually it would have to fill in and cap its shafts and close off the mile that it has already dug of a 23-mile-long tunnel to carry the polyhalite to Teesside to be processed and shipped off as "Poly4" to fertiliser firms around the world.
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And the way she blew her nose could&aposve also played a role: The woman tended to close off one nostril and then blow forcefully, which almost doubles the pressure in the sinuses as it forces all of the pressure out through the remaining open nostril, instead of both nostrils, he said.
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"I do agree with him that people on the climate alarm side should be careful not to alienate and close off all discussion... just as people on another side should not reject established fact..."Asked whether Stephens' column undermines science, Hellmann said that it doesn't really engage with science in a meaningful way.
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A coalition of evangelical groups, including the National Association of Evangelicals and the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities, sent a letter to President Trump on June 1 pleading with him to protect the unity of families and not to close off all avenues to asylum for immigrants and refugees fleeing danger.
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Egyptian airspace will also be closed off to all flights originating from Qatar, the ministry said in a statement "The ministry has issued a decision to halt all flights between Egypt and Qatar and to close off Egyptian airspace to Qatari aircrafts that seek to land or pass through," the ministry said.
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The prospect of another lease sale in the Arctic dismayed environmental organizations like Greenpeace, which campaigned heavily against Shell's unsuccessful 2012 and 2015 attempts to drill in the Chukchi Sea—and had expressed hope that last week's joint US-Canada announcement on reducing methane emissions and protecting the Arctic would effectively close off the region.
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If you close off the microphone and earpiece openings using the two yellow notches on its front, the S60 can be taken down to a depth of 5 meters — otherwise its waterproofing is limited to 2 meters — though that doesn't seem like a huge advantage over the typical 1.5-meter rating for waterproof phones.
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And as the secretary hopscotched his way across the region, he also spoke more of the possibility of Washington's applying sanctions on Venezuelan oil imports and the refinement of Venezuelan crude in the United States, an indication that his various hosts were willing to accept stronger efforts to close off Venezuela's most important petroleum market.
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Ousted Snapchat early employee Reggie Brown was paid $213.5 million in a settlement in September 270 to close off a 23 lawsuit he had brought against other co-founders Evan Spiegel and Bobby Murphy, alleging that they had taken his original idea and run with it, pushing him out of the company without compensation in the process.
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Carrie Fisher will return to the Star Wars universe one final time in Star Wars Episode IX. The actress, who died in 2016, apparently shot extra footage for 2015's Star Wars: The Force Awakens that will be repurposed as a way to close off her story in the upcoming film, which premieres December 20, 2019.
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HAWAII VOLCANO SHOOTING LAVA 150 FEET INTO THE AIR, AS EMISSIONS BOOST ER VISITS The activity on Wednesday came a day after workers at a geothermal power plant on Hawaii&aposs Big Island raced to close off production wells that are now threatened by lava from a volcano that some residents fear could cause toxic steam to be released.
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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 Thursday renewed his threat to close off the southern border in a tweet also attacking Mexico and Democrats over immigration.
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Brad Sohn, a lawyer who has represented players in cases against the N.F.L., said that he believed the change would force players to file disputes with an arbitrator, not the courts, which would eliminate potential damages a player could receive and close off a remedy if players believe a team has been negligent in handling their injury.
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"Chimney" is about "violation," of closing down things, or even the crocodile's attempt to further sink itself into the waters, a narrator's fear that he should have been chastened more than he has been in the past—in short, all attempts to close off or hide from the world from the natural world or the natural reality of things.
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As someone who likes her own space and privacy, I really enjoyed being able to close off my area, but I think it would've been better if the doors and walls were higher — they were eye-level for me when seated, and they could have been raised a little more while still allowing cabin crew to talk to you when passing.
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On Thursday, the two spoke at least four times by phone in search of a bipartisan stimulus bill that could pass through both chambers — a matter of increasing urgency in a week when the deadly pandemic rocked markets around the globe, shuttered schools, businesses and entire sports leagues and forced officials to close off the U.S. Capitol to the public.
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In the early 1990s, after the fall of the closed societies of the Soviet Union and the Eastern Bloc, we crowed that the onset of the information age had put an end to the ability of authoritarian states to close off their societies to truth and facts and feed their audiences the kind of propaganda that turned them into more easily manageable sheeple.
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The "third country"–like agreements with Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador — paired with policies that force asylum-seekers to remain in Mexico for the duration of their cases in the US and a rule that bars asylum for people who cross through Mexico to get to the southern border — would nearly close off the US to people fleeing persecution in Central America.
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In 28503 the Republican minority could prevent a vote as 22019 votes were needed to close off the discussion, but Democrats changed the rule to benefit the nominees of President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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Many of the migrants say they are fleeing violence in Central America, but 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 has said they present a national security threat and has threatened to close off the border. Rev.
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The president's comments there will also resonate on the campaign trail, where Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has pledged to close off the U.S. to Muslim immigration completely due to what he says are security problems posed by Syrian refugees.
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Ron KindRonald (Ron) James KindPelosi woos progressives on prescription drug pricing plan Protect American patients and innovation from a harmful MedTech Tax increase We should repeal the medical device tax on veterans MORE (D-Wis.), a centrist, said Tuesday morning that he had not reviewed the draft yet but warned that he did not want more sweeping Democratic proposals to close off opportunities for bipartisan action on smaller items on drug prices.
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Today, at a time when the federal government has decided to cap refugees allowed into the U.S. to the lowest number ever, we face a global refugee crisis of epic proportions – the largest since World War II. The Administration has proposed to close off America to the "tired" and "poor" yearning for freedom by making it more difficult for immigrants to come to this country or obtain citizenship if they have ever used public welfare programs.
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