But when she reported the incident to a guidance counsellor, the counsellor asked her questions that led her to wonder whether it was her fault she was assaulted.
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"My wife's a counsellor so that helps," he said, joking.
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One counsellor who did not ignore it was Randi Cawley.
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Kellyanne Conway, Mr Trump's senior counsellor, also spoke at the march.
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The title of State Counsellor, which she now holds, did just that.
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Cody Wilson, 30, was placed under investigation after a counsellor on Aug.
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She is currently Myanmar's state counsellor, a position akin to prime minister.
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Lorraine's counsellor diagnosed her with post-traumatic stress disorder following the procedure.
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One debt counsellor helped a 63-year-old woman write a résumé.
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The counsellor nudges the offender towards minimising negative influences and maximising positive ones.
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She, too, was confused, until a counsellor demystified what she was going through.
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The word "mentor," meaning counsellor or teacher, comes to us directly from Homer.
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Kalil will become special counsellor to executive chairman of dowdupont * Says edward d.
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In these situations, consider seeking advice from a medical professional or trained sex counsellor.
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At the time he was working as a substance-abuse counsellor in Houston, Texas.
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A Biblical counsellor, she was prepared to encourage women not to end their pregnancies.
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Flynn wanted to position himself as a sage counsellor for the upcoming Presidential campaign.
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But then he took a course with a counsellor who had lived "the same life".
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Perry's debut on the silver screen was in 1933, in William Wyler's Counsellor at Law.
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Her official post is State Counsellor and she is said to be the President's confidante.
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In her dream that night, the genetic counsellor was picking out nail polish for her.
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They smoke cigarettes, sometimes, for the aesthetic, but they're as sober as an AA counsellor.
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In 22011, Krzykowski was promoted to staff counsellor, and began providing individual therapy for inmates.
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As a senior counsellor in the Obama White House, he was involved in digital policy.
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Checks and balances are also disrupted when a child-counsellor to a president is at fault.
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They decide to see a counsellor, and start therapy to work on communication and problem solving.
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She is instead foreign minister and has also assumed the newly created post of state counsellor.
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Jeanne was once a happy young woman, a guidance counsellor at the school where James teaches.
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From one day to the next, you're a fireman, you're a paramedic, you're a grief counsellor.
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Within an hour, the college's guidance counsellor had called Emma and her friends into her office.
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That allowed Buttigieg to take up a pretty natural role as a sort of guidance counsellor.
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One night, she met a handsome young man, a counsellor from another camp up the road.
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His counsellor (John Cleese) suggested he make that transition by taking an intermediate role as a banker.
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His wife, Kay (Elaine May), is a marriage counsellor who takes a bottle of wine to bed.
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Tillerson met with both Myanmar's military leader Min Aung Hlaing, and State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi.
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He told me all about ICT's latest development in artificial emotional intelligence, a congenial counsellor called Ellie.
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"Lower growth means less room for error," said Maurice Obstfeld, IMF economic counsellor and director of research.
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But theirs were not the best of circumstances, the genetic counsellor had told Rae and her husband.
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There Lakshman was pulled out of class by his guidance counsellor and asked how he was doing.
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He and Leah met with a guidance counsellor to discuss his plan to graduate in three years.
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That language was jarring given the actual impact of his behaviour, for which she'd seen a counsellor.
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Text "START" to 29 from anywhere in the USA and a crisis counsellor will help you accordingly.
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A counsellor sometimes joins that initial meeting, and in many cases the student receives mental health care afterward.
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Over the course of therapy, the counsellor brings up a second option: they could choose to take drugs.
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Bea: I'll refer you to a genetic counsellor Char, this really isn't my/ Char: I have a degree.
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With no doctor or counsellor present, a positive HIV result for example would be "doubly crushing," she says.
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The first, a brief one, was with a counsellor at a W.P.A. camp that Murray attended in 1934.
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He told the friend that he was finishing his associate-in-arts degree, to be a youth counsellor.
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This summer, she was a counsellor at a camp for Muslim girls, where she led hijab-wrapping workshops.
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If we follow Trump's campaign-mode thinking, his own counsellor must be guilty if he takes the Fifth.
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" That morning, while a prison counsellor stood nearby, Hamilton shouted from his cell, "I want out of here.
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Siobhán Miley, press counsellor at the Irish Embassy in Washington, said the reports of a standoff are not true.
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But the state counsellor, as Ms Suu Kyi styles herself, has made ending Myanmar's many ethnic insurgencies her priority.
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ISMAEL IGARTUA got his first job, as a counsellor at a homeless shelter, when he was 2400 years old.
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Her Royal Highness was a counsellor for OYW in Dublin in 2014 as well as in Ottawa in 2016.
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She understood Richardson's feelings of guilt, because she was the mental-health counsellor who had witnessed the stomping incident.
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Khalil Rasheed, 35, a youth counsellor at an NGO in Chicago with relatives in Hong Kong, also has two children.
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THE SCHOOL day on August 2000th was just beginning when a counsellor pulled 22013-year-old José out of class.
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But "if you've got to spend an hour getting across London to see your counsellor, it's difficult," says Mr Byrne.
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Like many lectores Ms Valdés-Lombillo has moved beyond her official role to become a counsellor, confidante and community leader.
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Snap Counsellors founder Rajshekar Patil He contacted Avani Parekh, a trained counsellor, who had been running a free website, www.lovedoctor.
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I hear you were training to be a counsellor, which led to much of the subject matter on the record.
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The show's creator, Jill Soloway, had met Nef through her sister, Faith Soloway, Nef's former counsellor at an arts camp.
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Technically, Ms Suu Kyi, "state counsellor" and de facto leader of Myanmar, is going in her capacity as foreign minister.
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No legal recourse exists in the US for someone who, like the Australian counsellor, gets fired for being non-monogamous.
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The political counsellor tells me that he's probably going to be PM soon, after the blond one goes down in flames.
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Rumble tends to use her days to study to become a counsellor, but she also simply enjoys driving in the evening.
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After the generals blocked her bid to be president, Myanmar's National Assembly approved of Aung San Suu Kyi becoming "state counsellor".
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So in July of last year, Bellemore was working a 12-hour shift as a camp counsellor and was feeling ambitious.
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JPMorgan's first UK-based on-site counsellor is due to start work at the bank's offices in London's Canary Wharf this summer.
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"When I was asked to be a Counsellor at One Young World, my response was a resounding 'yes,' " she wrote in 2014.
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While constitutional rules prohibit her from holding the office of President, as State Counsellor she acts as the country's de facto leader.
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It's supervised by a counsellor and often takes place in a sad hotel conference room with flesh-colored furniture and no windows.
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She is now studying to become a counsellor and is scathing about the gender stereotypes in the Sri Lankan army's vocational programmes.
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Today, Reed is a counsellor who works with at-risk youth, intervening in their lives before they can get involved with crime.
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"I've never said the word feminism in a session, but it comes up all the time," says Martin Okoli, a DVIP counsellor.
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His father, Joe, was a Baptist youth counsellor, and his mother, Nancy, who met Joe at Bible college, played piano at church.
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In junior high school, he wrote letters to his guidance counsellor making a case for why the school should hold fashion shows.
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He's also close friends with DeCoutere, who he has known since the 1990s and who plays a grief counsellor on Sex & Violence.
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And now let&aposs get reaction to the growing calls to abolish I.C.E from Kellyanne Conway, she&aposs the counsellor to President Trump.
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She has installed a loyal lieutenant in the job instead, and awarded herself the title "state counsellor", as well as two ministerial portfolios.
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"This stimulated us to try and develop our school too, hence why we have introduced the idea of having an onsite school counsellor."
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I'd spent too many days lounging around, and a counsellor had stuffed two giant cans of cassoulet in my backpack before we left.
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Sean never reciprocated Kirsten's interest; instead, and this felt extra-insulting, he soon took up with the other counsellor in the Redbirds cabin.
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Instead, she pursued a graduate degree in psychology, and later took a job as a career counsellor at a college in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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Lianne eventually managed to leave her fiancé and now works as a relationship counsellor, helping others who find themselves in similarly controlling situations.
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In the UK, specifically, private therapy is largely underregulated, which means nothing can stop you from operating as a therapist or a counsellor.
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The issue was discovered over the weekend as the Chinese president met in Myanmar with the country's state counsellor, Aung San Suu Kyi.
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She became more like an in-house counsellor, and she got disciplined a couple of times for being overly involved with the contestants.
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A cancer scare led Ford to drop out of his re-election campaign in 2014 but he did win a seat as city counsellor.
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Bangladeshi Counsellor Farida Yasmeen told BuzzFeed News that, through sources, they have identified two of the victims as Dr. Abdus Samad and Husne Ara.
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Having witnessed the toll that Liberia's First Civil War took on her fellow countrymen, Gbowee became a trauma counsellor to treat former child soldiers.
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As a 20-year-old camp counsellor, he read a book called "Death and Philosophy" while using his inert body in a children's game.
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Soon, the decision was forced upon Transition House: Massachusetts passed a law requiring anyone working as a mental-health counsellor to be professionally licensed.
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Eddie Ibrahim, Comic-Con's director of programming, welcomed everyone, then shifted his tone to that of a disappointed camp counsellor after a food fight.
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But he kept in touch with his friend, seeing him as a kind of career counsellor and, not without guile, as a potential source.
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Well at least the two sides can talk about their differences, which as every counsellor will tell you, is the key to resolving marital problems.
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" Gynaecologist and sex counsellor Dr. Terri Vanderlinde recommends that women practice "alone, comfortably" with fingers or vibrators to learn "her body and how it works.
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Highlights include a nitrate print screening of Counsellor at Law (1933), starring John Barrymore, and a 70th anniversary presentation of Harvey (1950), starring James Stewart.
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It's easy to lose one's temper in this situation, so the counsellor has instructed the friends and family members to organize their thoughts on paper.
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Much of their anger is directed at Myanmar State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi, who they accuse of passivity at a time of heightened violence.
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After Joe's pro career, he worked at a Jewish High School and as a Head Counsellor at a basketball summer camp in the Pocono Mountains.
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As a former heavy drug user, the youth counsellor is well aware of how common it is for drugs to be laced with something else.
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". The original poster explained that he first learned this strategy from a youth counsellor in Italy and describes it as such: "Well just think about it.
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The revival is the initiative of André Azoulay, a 76-year-old Jew from Essaouira (one of just three) and a former counsellor to Morocco's kings.
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There also needs to be a recognition by the UK government that State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi herself is now becoming part of the problem.
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The new "state counsellor" role for her is expected to be similar to that of prime minister, and will give her power over running the country.
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Ambassador Joseph Yun met Myanmar's State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi and the military's commander in chief in the capital, Naypyitaw, on Monday, their offices said.
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Her position within the government is not merely symbolic; she occupies at least three offices as state counsellor, foreign minister and minister of the president's office.
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Woodroffe, 41, of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, had originally gone to Peru on a journey to become an addictions counsellor via studying plant medicine, including ayahuasca.
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A 2001 New Yorker cartoon depicts a judge addressing a lawyer and his client: "No, it's either community service or jail time, counsellor," the caption reads.
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In addition to her Brexit Box, Mayall, a counsellor and therapist, has stocked up on household products such as washing liquid, which she thinks may become scarce.
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According to Sir Robert Cooper, a former counsellor to the EEAS, this would not have happened without it, working through an alliance of Britain, France and Germany.
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Aung San Suu Kyi, who is barred by the constitution from holding the presidency, serves as the country's de facto leader with the title of State Counsellor.
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Such incidents are rare in Japan, and schools weren't equipped with appropriate counselling services, so Ichinokawa enrolled in a psychology course, hoping to become a school counsellor.
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Ghitelman, the group's director of communications, is a cheerful twenty-six-year-old with a red beard and the robustly timbred voice of your favorite camp counsellor.
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For two years after graduating from high school, she took classes at a community college, and worked at a camera store and as an outdoor-education counsellor.
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Minutes before Trump signed the order in the Oval Office on Friday, his counsellor Kellyanne Conway told reporters that the immigration measure would not be issued that day.
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Co-founder Benton's mother is a counsellor and his father is a clinical psychologist, arguably giving the team first-hand experience of the "supply side" of Spill's solution.
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In turn, removing stigma could help to reduce violence against trans people, says Vanessa Victoria Crespo, counsellor and advocate at the New York City Anti-Violence Project (AVP).
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The law firm, one of whose senior partners, Ramon Fonseca Mora, is a "minister counsellor" in Panama's government, says it always does the required due diligence on clients.
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HSBC Private Bank, a unit of HSBC Holdings Plc, on Monday named Adam Gross as head of investment counsellor and product specialist units in the Americas, effective immediately.
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Before arriving in Washington and taking up his unusual role as son-in-law, confidant, and free-ranging foreign-affairs counsellor, Kushner had no particular familiarity with diplomacy.
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Kellyanne Conway, the White House counsellor, who became a pollster for Pence in 2009, describes him as "a full-spectrum conservative" on social, moral, economic, and defense issues.
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" He said the assailant was a counsellor with whom he shared a bunk bed: "I remember the smell of booze and a lead pipe pressed against my throat.
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"Foreign financiers, whether they exist as banks or bond investors, are re-assessing the outlook and related repayment prospects," said Jurgen Odenius, economic counsellor at PGIM Fixed Income.
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I can't discuss the finding with you—I'm only a counsellor—but one of our licensed medical professionals can go over it in more detail with you later.
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The seventy-five-year-old counsellor recently filed an amicus brief on behalf of several children's and women's organizations, led by Legal Momentum, which Robles-Román now runs.
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He had told a guidance counsellor that he hoped one day to lead the C.I.A., and, during breaks from school, he spent two summers as an intern there.
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"The State Counsellor explained that the confidence building between the communities requires patience and time, and the United Nations needs to support in those efforts," said the Facebook post.
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The way to understand Mr Kushner's discussions with the ambassador is that a trusted counsellor to the then president-elect had more faith in Russian spooks than in Americans.
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In 2015 he was detained in Maputo, the capital of Mozambique, along with a counsellor in North Korea's embassy in South Africa after their vehicle was stopped by police.
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In an empty office, she set up an audio recorder to interview a former patient of the clinic, a man in his fifties who now worked as a counsellor.
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Mass protests in 2018 led to more women overcoming stigma to report the crime, said counsellor Kim Milinae at the Gwangju Women Link, which provides legal support to victims.
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Pagani was most recently head of the office of Italy's minister of finance, before which he served as G20 Sherpa and senior economic counsellor to the Italian prime minister.
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The Medieval war historian: Devries wavers, knowing that when it comes to the top counsellors of pre-modern rulers, the first to get blamed for any misstep is the counsellor.
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Under Myanmar's law, Suu Kyi, whose official title is state counsellor, does not have the ability to grant a pardon on her own — that power lies with the country's president.
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Vickman rides his motorcycle through St. Prudington's gates and never looks back, changing the lives of the school's students and staff, and getting a nun guidance counsellor (Viola Davis) pregnant.
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"The women are silenced into submission by threats, which is why their trauma is often unheard," said Helen Barnabas, a counsellor with the International Justice Mission, an anti-trafficking charity.
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Referred to, with warm familiarity, as Morgan—Forster's middle name—he appears as a kind of empathetic counsellor, guiding the chorus of young men through the recounting of their stories.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank has reappointed Roland Straub as Counsellor to ECB chief Christine Lagarde, extending the mandate of a key aide to former ECB President Mario Draghi.
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Dean, her father, taught social studies and doubled as a guidance counsellor at Dana's high school, in Livonia; her mother, Georgia, was a middle-school art teacher in nearby Plymouth.
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A woman named Mihret Girma sent a Kenyan victim's family a message in August, inviting them to attend a meeting with a grief counsellor and the Law Society of Kenya.
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While I was writing this, I spoke to my mom, who is a relationship counsellor, and has had front-row seats to all of my dating nightmares since way back.
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Psychotherapist, sex counsellor, and author Ian Kerner takes into account some of the psychological issues that can cause erections to wilt and suggests that Viagra can help in these instances.
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"The State Counsellor has instructed the process to continue in areas where there's no opposition and to issue citizenship cards as soon as possible to the Muslims," Aye Aye Soe says.
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Suu Kyi, who came to power last year amid a transition from military rule, leads Myanmar through the specially created position of "State Counsellor", but is also minister of foreign affairs.
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" TOBIAS ADRIAN, FINANCIAL COUNSELLOR AND DIRECTOR OF THE IMF'S MONETARY AND CAPITAL MARKETS DEPARTMENT: "Remarkably, the amount of government and corporate bonds with negative yields has increased to about $15 trillion.
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" A statement from the Myanmar Ministry of the Office of the State Counsellor on Thursday said the UN had been invited to take part "in various stages of return and resettlement.
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She intervened in the case: And what could one answer: Go to see your social worker, find an agency that can help you, some family counsellor, or perhaps an outpatient clinic?
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But the counsellor, who is helping Yu-jung's family, called for mental health support for the victims and family who come forward to cope with what she called a patriarchal system.
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As a counsellor to the provincial Gobernador, Zama receives occasional distinguished visitors, oversees the odd transfer of a prisoner, or contemplates a petition to requisition a work gang of enslaved Indians.
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The Facebook page of the State Counsellor Office said Suu Kyi made the comment in a discussion Tuesday with Christine Schraner Burgener, special envoy of the United Nations secretary-general for Myanmar.
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Enessbee, a kind counsellor who for five years had helped everyone from gang members to ambassadors' sons, was talking to him about his impending departure, which had been weighing on Bolu's mind.
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He wished to become an addictions counsellor—a decision, he said in a YouTube video, brought on by participating in an intervention for a family member who had been struggling with alcohol.
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And I'm proud that you're doing it because – you know, my daughter is a counsellor in this area, and there hasn't been anything new, just like you said and they're just desperate.
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" Rafael de Bustamante Tello, first counsellor at the EU embassy in Jakarta, said: "The EU considers the RED II to be in line with the EU's international commitments, including its WTO obligations.
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" Photograph by Danna Singer for The New Yorker Cases like Stumpf's have long offered the courthouse equivalent of what the counsellor to the President Kellyanne Conway described, in January, as "alternative facts.
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To date, the TV and movie actress has been bestowed the title of global ambassador for World Vision, advocate for UN Women, and counsellor for One Young World, a U.K.-based charity.
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Maury Obstfeld, economic counsellor and research department director at the IMF, told CNBC Monday that there was a broad cyclical upswing but many of the factors driving growth were temporary in nature.
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He had subsequently heard from another counsellor that the attack had taken place in a hallway without cameras, and that she had witnessed it from a window that looked onto the corridor.
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Sporting Chance's Head of Operations Shellie Heather believes that this counsellor network service, which started in 2013, "is one of the best – if not the best – Employee Assistance Programme in the country".
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"We are under-resourced," Naomi Enessbee, the center's co-director who doubles as a counsellor assigned to Bolu, said matter-of-factly, sitting in an office at the clinic one afternoon in February.
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Different women struggle with different things—trauma related to the birth, the difficulty of adapting to caring for the baby, or the change in self-image, says Jacqueline Glynn, a counsellor in London.
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Reading the headline, you'd think that Conway, who is slated to take the position counsellor to the President, had been trying to find schools for her children and was told to go away.
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"The state counsellor also pointed out that the hate narratives from outside the country have driven the two communities further apart," the Facebook statement paraphrased Suu Kyi as saying, without identifying the communities.
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Strangely absent from the global furor over the case is the voice of Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi, whose position as State Counsellor makes her the most powerful civilian official in Myanmar.
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Since the Rohingya crisis flared again last year, resulting in hundreds of thousands of refugees pouring across the border into Bangladesh, some have called for stripping the Myanmar state counsellor of her award.
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Many long-time Myanmar watchers warn that Aung San Suu Kyi is in a precarious position — that while she serves as state counsellor and de facto leader, she does not control the military.
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Nobel Peace Prize winner and former prime minister and president, Jose Ramos-Horta, was also sworn into the cabinet last month in a new post as Minister of State and Counsellor for National Security.
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"For many, the process of coming out with the truth is far more painful than actually living those years in bondage," said Loretta Jhona, a counsellor with the U.S.-based charity International Justice Mission.
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Ri Song Chol, a counsellor at North Korea's U.N. mission, told The Associated Press that the United States drove his country to make and possess nuclear weapons to defend itself against any American aggression.
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" White House counsellor Kellyanne Conway said on Sean Hannity's show, "If people are running to the media to leak and not providing that information to the proper authorities, that should concern all of us.
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He had his argument almost worked out, about why she was a victim, when he found an article that quoted a Youth Authority counsellor, who testified that he'd overheard Sanchez talking about the crime.
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I still grieved for a loss of what might have been, and I remember the counsellor in Ireland saying that I should try and look back without regret, which is very hard to predict.
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Myanmar's de facto leader, State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi, will lead a delegation to defend against accusations brought at the ICJ by Gambia, which has the backing of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation.
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Along with Barr and Cipollone, there are the acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney; the White House counsellor Kellyanne Conway; the National Economic Council director, Larry Kudlow; and the former chief strategist Steve Bannon.
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WILHELM KOHLERProfessor of economicsUniversity of Tübingen I attained a licence to be a drug and alcohol counsellor in Massachusetts, for which I completed college work, two internships, over 3,000 supervised hours and a master's degree.
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The county has responded to the opioid crisis by opening a recovery resource center, but addiction counsellor Peter Callahan finds the proactive style of the Hope Dealers impressive, and he sends clients to the foursome.
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But, as a counsellor, he clearly is powerful enough to whisper in his father-in-law's ear and diminish the prospects of rival counsellors, including those of the Administration's most lurid white nationalist, Steve Bannon.
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In the forward to the IMF's latest World Economic Outlook report released Tuesday, IMF economic counsellor Gita Gopinath cited global trade as one of the main reasons for the lowest growth estimates in a decade.
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"Regarding those incidents, after asking the Tatmadaw and border guard troops in those regions, it is known that the information is absolutely not true," said the State Counsellor Office Information Committee in a Facebook post.
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In the forward to the IMF's latest World Economic Outlook report, released Tuesday, IMF economic counsellor Gita Gopinath cited global trade as one of the main reasons for the lowest growth estimates in a decade.
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"These values were considered adequate in the sense that they will provide protections to the weather satellite systems," said David Botha, a counsellor for one of the ITU's study groups, during a press conference today.
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Still more blissfully for spectators, Mr Kushner is the president's son-in-law: the boyish, dashing heir to a family of property tycoons and Democratic donors, and husband to Mr Trump's daughter and trusted counsellor, Ivanka.
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It was an investigation centred on William Singer, an enterprising college counsellor, who earned $25m from all manner of powerful people by fraudulently securing spots for their children at highly selective universities like Stanford and Yale.
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Khin Maung Htay, a colleague of Ko Ni's at the Yangon-based Laurel Law Firm, said Ko Ni was instrumental in devising the role of "state counsellor" for Suu Kyi, enabling her to lead the government.
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Although Kirsten took a mild prurient interest in Lucy's disclosure, she was mostly preoccupied with the hotness of a counsellor named Sean, who was very tall and could play "Welcome to the Jungle" on the guitar.
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Most volunteers left the Jungle at night for safety, but Clegg was there full time, serving as a nurse, bodyguard, counsellor, and surrogate mother to the camp's hundreds of unaccompanied children, almost all of them boys.
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"With all that the country has achieved, holding a discussion on peace and reconciliation here in Bogota has a particular resonance," former secretary general and One Young World Counsellor Kofi Annan said on the final day.
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More recently, a post by Zaw Htay, the current spokesperson for the State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi claimed that Facebook would cooperate with the Myanmar government in blocking the accounts of a Rohingya militant group.
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Julian Hernandez, now 19, was found in a national database for missing children after he told a high school guidance counsellor he knew something was "amiss with his Social Security number," Cuyahoga County prosecutor Timothy McGinty said.
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You can send a message to the 8003/2800 text line in a moment of need — they've processed over 20800 million messages — and a trained volunteer crisis counsellor will respond, usually within five minutes depending on traffic.
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The office of State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi, the country&aposs leader, said in a statement posted online that the court in the Netherlands has no jurisdiction over Myanmar because it is not a member state.
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"The State Counsellor requested in one of our meetings the World Bank to use its global expertise to help create a 'peace dividend' by creating economic opportunities for diverse communities throughout Myanmar," the bank said on Friday.
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Maushumi Rahman, the political counsellor at the Bangladeshi high commission in Islamabad, was declared persona non grata by Pakistani authorities and will now travel to the Portuguese capital of Lisbon, said Shahriar Alam, Bangladesh's junior foreign minister.
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There was a time when he and his wife lived in other parts of the state, but when they were both able to get jobs back home—his wife is a children's counsellor—they jumped at the chance.
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Chinese diplomats still talk of a possible golden era of co-operation between the two sides, but Xu Jin, a counsellor at the Chinese embassy in London, also talks of the need for "trust" in a trading partner.
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The item about Lucy was just a paragraph and not particularly fawning—"It's always fun to see what former camper and counsellor Lucy 'the Prairie Wife' Headrick née Lucy Nilsson is up to"—but Kirsten couldn't believe it.
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There are audience members who will always object on principle to getting inside the head of a character like the bigoted counsellor Healy, or the rapist Coates, or a neo-Nazi, as this show insists that you do.
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Addressing comments made by White House counsellor Kellyanne Conway on a Sunday news show, Holderness wrote that she appreciated Conway didn't dispute the accounts of abuse that she and Porter's second ex-wife, Jennifer Willoughby, had made against him.
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Richardson said Suu Kyi, whom he described as a long-time friend, had developed a "siege mentality" in her position as Myanmar's State Counsellor, the country's civilian leader, but added that Western governments should continue to engage with her.
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The error came to light on the second day of a visit by the president to the Southeast Asian country, where Xi and state counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi signed dozens of agreements covering massive Beijing-backed infrastructure plans.
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The Human Rights Watch report comes just over a week before Myanmar State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi will personally defend her government against genocide charges at the UN's highest court, the International Court of Justice in The Hague.
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In early August, a genetic counsellor alerted the company that it had returned a negative result for the genetic variant in question after the patient had already tested positive for the gene in a previous test done by another lab.
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"We'll be sailing through the Mediterranean into the Gulf and then to the Indo-Pacific region with F-35B variants, both UK and US Marine Corps," Edward Ferguson, minister counsellor defense at the British Embassy in Washington, DC, said this month.
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"Catherine, Harry, Meghan, and I have been able to see the service working up close and are very excited for its future," he said, before taking the opportunity to invite people in the UK to apply as a volunteer crisis counsellor.
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For the most part, the kit man's duties are fulfilled behind closed doors, not so much by looking after the kits – not really – but by looking after morale, working not only as in-house comedian, but counsellor, companion and confidante.
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"The survivors face financial and social issues, and they haven't recovered from their psychological trauma," says Hoy Vathana, a mental health counsellor at the Transcultural Psychosocial Organization (TPO), an NGO that provides psychological support for victims of the Khmer Rouge period.
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"You're the one sitting with the guilt, and if [the affair] is over and done, you absolutely don't want to then put that on your partner," Megan Fleming, PhD, a marriage counsellor and sex therapist in New York City told Refinery29.
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Scrolling through poorly reviewed therapists can make online reviewing seem like a powerful tool – there is one counsellor and psychiatrist in New York with 27 one-star Yelp reviews who is described as "terrible", "awful" and a "public health risk".
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Ball emphasizes her deadpan pluck in the face of incessant misfortune—"People basically beg me to freak out on them, and mostly I keep my cool"—but set pieces, such as an argument with a guidance counsellor, feel a bit familiar.
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Speaking to Bangladesh Foreign Minister Abul Hasan Mahmood Ali and Myanmar's minister of the office of the State Counsellor Kyaw Tint Swe in New York on Thursday, China's State Councillor Wang Yi said the Rakhine issue was a complex, historical one.
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Jack White was having a party at a hotel in New York after maybe the VMAs or something like that, so I went and Stac—my dear friend and life counsellor and lawyer, who is also Jack's lawyer—was there with us.
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For the critical level of 'officer counsellor'- the entry point for the "senior" foreign service and the hurdle at which many careers in the up-or-out system founder - he increased the number by more than 50 percent to 97 from 63.
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Last year Corina Cojocaru, Moldova's economic counsellor to the WTO and wife of Moldova's foreign minister, suffered the indignity of her and her colleagues' British visas being withheld for several months after they planned to make an official visit to the country.
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Maurice Obstfeld, the IMF's economic counsellor and director of research, said the global economy has been the subject of considerable protectionist rhetoric, such as President Donald Trump's threats to impose tariffs on steel imports, but such talk had yet to translate into action.
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Jerome Lepeintre, minister counsellor for health and food safety at the European Union delegation in Beijing, said he received official documents on Monday night confirming the decision had been logged with the World Trade Organization (WTO), as required by global trade rules.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY "We know very well, more than most, what it means to be deprived of human rights and democratic protection" Myanmar state counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi, who said her government will work to protect the rights of the Rohingya.
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Our surveys show that most women entering university for an engineering education do so not because they heard good things about engineering in their daily lives, but rather, they choose engineering because a person they trusted (teacher, guidance counsellor or relative) suggested it.
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David Gergen, the genial centrist wiseman whose has served as high counsellor to presidents of both parties, argued on CNN on Monday night that the recent surge of anti-Trump protests was disruptive than the political protests of the 21968s and 2400s.
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Myanmar bars people who have married foreigners from the presidency, which is why Aung San Suu Kyi, daughter of the country's independence hero, Aung San, cannot hold the job; instead, she has invented the post of "state counsellor" to run the country.
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State-run China Harbour Engineering Company will hold a 70 percent share in a joint venture being formed for the park with the Bangladesh Special Economic Zone Authority (BSEZA), Li Guangjun, the economic and commercial counsellor at the Chinese embassy in Dhaka, said.
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Suu Kyi, who is barred from the presidency by the constitution but leads Myanmar's first democratically elected government in decades as "State Counsellor", has appointed former United Nations chief Kofi Annan to head a panel to propose solutions to Rakhine state's problems.
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In his free time, he listened to boleros and salsa and read, returning often to Mario Vargas Llosa's " The War of the End of the World ," a fictionalized account of a rural revolt in Brazil, led by a charismatic figure called the Counsellor.
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"Whereas [in some countries] it's fine to just go walk across the hall to a counsellor, and they don't care, in other cultures, they don't do that, they would do it off hours, and other people might not know about it," she said.
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The immigration crisis may abate, but it has already shown the power of government to act arbitrarily overnight—sundering families, upending long-set expectations, until all those born as outsiders must imagine themselves here only on sufferance of a senior White House counsellor.
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For the critical level of 'officer counsellor'— the entry point for the "senior" foreign service and the hurdle at which many careers in the up-or-out system founder — he increased the number by more than 50 percent to 97 from 63.
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When scientists test for mutations in large numbers of genes with a single test, known as a gene panel, they are virtually guaranteed to find at least one VUS, says Colleen Caleshu, a genetic counsellor at Stanford University's Center for Inherited Cardiovascular Disease.
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"Sorry to disappoint those of you who were hoping to attend this 'cat pajama-jam' party, but such an event falls well outside our area of expertise," U.S. Mission to Australia public affairs counsellor Gavin Sundwall wrote in a subsequent email two days later.
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"The State Counsellor, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, has not used her de facto position as Head of Government, nor her moral authority, to stem or prevent the unfolding events, or seek alternative avenues to meet a responsibility to protect the civilian population," it read.
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Liu Yanhua, a counsellor of the State Council, acknowledged in a speech at an OBOR seminar earlier in the week that China had faced backlash despite investing billions in infrastructure in some countries due to its lack of attention to the environment and local communities.
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Those states include the UK, Canada, Australia and the US. 'Terrorist activities' Once seen as a defender of human rights, Myanmar state counsellor Suu Kyi has been heavily criticized for her failure to act as the scale of the attacks against the Rohingya emerged.
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Ju Yong Chol, a counsellor at North Korea's mission to the U.N. in Geneva, said that over the past two years, his country had halted nuclear tests and test-firing of inter-continental ballistic missiles, "in order to build confidence with the United States".
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When Gregory Doran, the artistic director of the Royal Shakespeare Company, first decided to direct Shakespeare's cycle of English-history plays, he met with Sir Ian McKellen and asked him if he'd consider playing Falstaff—the fat, uproarious counsellor to the young Prince Hal.
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Cole's position "would mean that a women's overnight shelter must hire a man who identifies as a woman to serve as a counsellor to women who have been raped, trafficked, and abused and also share restroom, shower, and locker room facilities with them," Bursch said.
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A cognitive behavioral therapy counsellor once asked me to keep a mood diary, so I'd have evidence of my emotional ups and downs, and during the downs the most I managed to do was write "ugh" before scribbling over the entire page and ripping it up.
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"At the moment, if someone is going through a tricky time, the choices for accessing counselling are between either a months-long NHS waiting list to see a counsellor or forking out upwards of £60 a session to see a private psychotherapist," Spill's Dhesi tells me.
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Telling him made it easier for me to see a counsellor because I'd never really looked at the traumatic things that had happened to me and I don't think I would've been able to work through them if I didn't feel safe enough to have that discussion with someone.
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One was about a married man torn between his wife and his partying friends; another came out of a marriage-therapy session in which the counsellor told Barris and Rainbow that they needed to reboot their relationship, as if they'd never met, to suit their adult, not adolescent, selves.
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A question now is how Trump's image shapers, led by Stephen Bannon, the former Breitbart head who is the White House senior counsellor, intend to adapt that strategy—which included the promotion of big lies about President Obama's birth and Secretary Clinton's health—as policy, embedded across federal agencies.
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"It is very likely that by the time that we arrive at the spring meetings next month there may be a further downward revision in our forecasts," Jose Vinals, financial counsellor and director of the monetary and capital markets department said during an event organised by the Reserve Bank of India.
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Just before the Federalist Society's annual conference, a dozen prominent members, led by George T. Conway III, the husband of the White House counsellor Kellyanne Conway, announced that they are forming a group called Checks and Balances, which will seek to encourage conservatives to speak out whenever the President violates constitutional principles.
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Richard Horsey, a political analyst and one of the authors of a new report on Buddhist Nationalism by the International Crisis Group, says these fears are also a reflection of what modernity could mean for the monkhood as Myanmar opens up to the world under the new government of State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi.
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As we sat beneath a poster showing a pregnant woman in a field of orange flowers, the counsellor told me, smiling sweetly, that if I didn't have an abortion I might have to put my education on hold but I wouldn't have to suffer in guilt all my life because I'd killed a baby.
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Officials at Shawangunk had filed misbehavior reports, claiming that he had staged the suicide attempt in order to get out of I.P.C. Despite statements from the Shawangunk counsellor—who said that Hamilton was "pacing back and forth" and "in a suicidal state" before swallowing the pills—he was sentenced to a year in the shu .
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" —Joanna Boyd, MCP, RCC, Vancouver, Canada-based clinical counsellor "For me, self-care means being fully engaged with a client when we're together, giving all I can through my attention, care, and planning, and then letting them return to their life when the day is done as I turn my attention back to my own needs.
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But in recent news I also see many in the international community placing blame for the treatment of the Rohingya and this spate of violence solely on Myanmar's de facto leader, State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi — a Nobel Peace Prize winner for her work on human rights and democracy for which she suffered for decades.
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That will be the feeling for many digesting the latest astonishing charge set out in the Washington Post on the evening of May 26th: that in December 2016 Jared Kushner, Mr Trump's son-in-law and trusted counsellor, talked to the Russian ambassador, Sergey Kislyak, about setting up a secure back channel of communications between Team Trump and Moscow.
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