And so we're all dealing, in whatever ways we can.
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You'll be dealing in microbes, my friend, not telepathic monsters.
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And I wasn't dealing in the Oval Office, all right?
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She's dealing in a far darker world than I am.
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You need to be forthcoming and dealing in good faith.
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Rather than dealing in cheap titillation, the author crafts engaging narratives.
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Many academics complain of violence and drug dealing in plain view.
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"We're still dealing in the world of hypothetical here," he said.
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On Vine, he's a sketch comic dealing in nerdy situational humor.
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Wohl has gained a measure of fame for dealing in misinformation before.
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The Republican Congress could be dealing in January with a Republican president.
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On his own, Arca became a charismatic, androgynous diva, dealing in extremes.
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But, you know, when you're dealing in international things, everything affects everything.
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It's mostly algo dealing in the market now, with dealers staying out.
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"Clearly, the sentiments are against any companies dealing in commodities," Kumar said.
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A recent CNN investigation highlighted the problem of unlicensed gun dealing in America.
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Standard Life, Aviva and M&G Investments have suspended dealing in these funds.
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They had only one big weakness, in fact: They weren't dealing in reality.
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One challenge facing companies dealing in the rouble is the Russian currency's volatility.
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We're already dealing in the abstract, so it's best not to worry about it.
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China ought to take note/start dealing in good faith & take Pres Trump seriously.
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More painful are American sanctions that stop firms from dealing in newly issued debt.
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They are also prohibited from dealing in new bond issues by Venezuela and PDVSA.
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Killers, murderers dealing in heroin, and then those same traffickers claiming to be victims.
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These same traditional sports entities have also been wheeling and dealing in the space.
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It floats, despite its dealing, in very simple language, with very powerful human emotions.
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"We're dealing in mythology now, and mythology is always bigger than life," Schmidlapp says.
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That criminal groups dealing in wildlife tend to include multinational players further complicates investigations.
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Roh was charged in October 2014 with manufacturing and dealing in firearms without a license.
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You are dealing in a commodity that people have prized for more than 5,000 years.
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The markets regulator has secured 32 convictions since starting to prosecute insider dealing in 2009.
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China criticised America's decision to impose sanctions on a Chinese company dealing in industrial machinery.
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When you're dealing in countries, you have to deal in 50 years and 100 years.
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Elijah Cummings accused Shkreli of dealing in "blood money" and taking advantage of Turing's customers.
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Hammond said Bonsai has engaged with companies dealing in oil, ventilation systems, robotics and cars.
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Bulger's two-month trial for murder, extortion and drug dealing in 2013 was sometimes raucous.
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Another seven who remained in Aleppo have also stopped dealing in cloth, Abu Zeid said.
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The Trump administration doesn't want marijuana businesses dealing in all cash — as they often do.
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"Petty" is both the trifling junk and the person who can't resist dealing in it.
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Some police units go after "high-value targets" suspected of dealing in large quantities of drugs.
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Whenever you deal in the designer creative arts, you are dealing in the realm of ego.
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"Our collaboration provides respite and lightens the emotional labor spent when dealing in isolation," Young noted.
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In June, Nadeem Malick was sentenced to 18 months in prison for dealing in stolen watches.
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The movie musical "La La Land" has been dealing in multiples since its premiere last year.
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Triads now are reluctant to risk dealing in the waning heroin trade, which carries harsh penalties.
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By her following play, Crave, Kane is dealing in total desperation and the rawest of unrequited love.
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The new research isn't the first time that Facebook users have been busted for dealing in cybercrime.
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The racier questions might draw people in, but the constant dealing in shameful topics could get exhausting.
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Costamagna argues that dealing in contemporary art also involves an eye, but he doesn't develop that theme.
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"That's perjury," said Paul Wallin, a defense attorney who's been dealing in such cases for 35 years.
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It perpetuates a belief that the American Mafia's old-time bosses had qualms about dealing in narcotics.
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If you're an auction house, you don't want any implications that you've been dealing in counterfeit wine.
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LOOK, YOU KNOW, IT WAS PRETTY STRESSFUL FOR US DEALING IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS.
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Blac Chyna's now wheeling and dealing in the baby stroller biz ... because this MILF sees green, baby!
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We do not have the privilege of dealing in abstractions when discussing policies that impact us physically.
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He was convicted in 1996 of four felony courts of dealing in stolen property, the Blade reports.
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The RBI gave Indian banks three months to sever ties with all entities dealing in virtual currencies.
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Corruption investigations and convictions gave Republicans ammunition to complain about Democratic self-dealing in Montgomery, the capital.
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Carney it could take around four years for just one institution dealing in derivatives to move successfully.
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Any organization dealing in human services has to attend to the messy human reality of their project.
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Whenever Democrats want to stop dealing in fiction, I'm confident Judge Gorsuch is ready for a serious conversation.
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Nevertheless, because we are dealing in memes, his non-blackness is presented as a fact in the macro.
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It is both "low"—farcical, vulgar, reliant on physical gags—and "high", dealing in sophistication and witty repartee.
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" Still, Desautels remains unapologetic about dealing in zero days "because a lot of good can come from this.
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He ran a small computer store in the southern city of Karachi, dealing in desktops and used processors.
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If that's not the finest way to diversify death dealing in a game, I don't know what is.
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The men had previously been targeted by the cow protectors for allegedly dealing in beef, according to Tiwari.
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On Wednesday it advised shareholders in a brief statement to exercise caution when dealing in the company's shares.
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In the past four years, Price has traded stocks in about 40 companies dealing in healthcare and pharmaceuticals.
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The prize recognized a series of articles that uncovered waste and self-dealing in the Chicago City Council.
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Aramco chairman Yasir al-Rumayyan and Tadawul's top executives rang the bell to start dealing in Aramco shares.
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He's delivered a robust report on gun dealing in Romania and Sky News fully stands by the story.
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I MEAN, YOU'RE STILL DEALING IN A WORLD WHERE YOU'RE HAVING SUBDECLINES, AT LEAST FOR THE TRADITIONAL DISTRIBUTORS.
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But I am also cleared-eyed and realistic about dealing in cultures, these are centuries long cultures, cultural differences.
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The banks that quit primary dealing in the European government bond sector say this is part of that process.
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Democratic lawmakers have accused Icahn of self-dealing in his proposal to alter the 12-year-old RFS regulation.
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The group appears to benefit from the illicit trade that courses through Cabo Delgado, dealing in rubies and timber.
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Amirpour is still dealing in long, pregnant pauses, and in the struggle between attraction and repulsion, inertia and action.
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There were also whistle-blower complaints filed with the S.E.C. about undisclosed thefts and drug dealing in a factory.
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The 275-year-old auction house began dealing in space in 1993, when it sold three moon pebbles weighing .
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And that's a good thing because, when stripped of its maniacal trappings, The Perfection is dealing in very real emotions.
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What country is world's largest arms exporter, dealing in weapons ranging from assault rifles to fighter jets to armored tanks?
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Noble Holdings, whose portfolio comprises a trading division dealing in energy coal, LNG, base metals and other products, declined comment.
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Aviva Investors echoed the same reason for suspension of dealing in their £1.8 billion property fund in an official statement.
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The price will be fixed on April 26 and dealing in the shares is expected to begin on May 4.
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Oil traders with long experience of dealing in North Sea crude said they hadn't seen a similar situation in years.
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"We have been dealing in the last seven years with an unprecedented level of obstructionism against President Obama," Sanders said.
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"We have been dealing, in the last seven years, with an unprecedented level of obstructionism against President Obama," Sanders said.
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An investor exodus after it decided to suspend a director forced the firm to halt dealing in some bond funds.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "We get to hear live, in-person testimony from government officials about the president's double-dealing in Ukraine.
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" Glassman: "When we say that Zen is life, dealing in the moment with what is, that's the essence of Buddhism.
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Unlike many career politicians, Carson and Small Business Administrator Linda McMahon are dealing in realities rather than false political promises.
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Without stronger penalties, those dealing in illegal medications will not feel dissuaded, and Americans will continue to lose their lives.
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South Korea has banned its financial institutions from dealing in virtual currencies, including buying, possessing or holding them as collateral.
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U.S. sanctions on those companies are relatively narrow and prohibit Americans from dealing in certain kinds of debt with them.
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I think I'm always trying to see the other's point of view, dealing in a very heart-to-heart way.
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Nearly 300 people who are dealing in classified information in a nonsecure setting, why didn't they ever close that investigation?
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The Trump Foundation also checked "yes" when asked if it had engaged in any acts of "self-dealing" in prior years.
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As the case progressed, it was revealed the same organization was also dealing in antiquities stolen from museums in Western Europe.
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PotCoin's creators claim they've built a workaround that helps those in the legal industry avoid dealing in all cash: digital currency.
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As ETH is not a contract (like an ERC-20 token), the code is special-cased for transactions dealing in ETH.
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Espinosa, who arrived at the hearing wearing a flak jacket, confessed to dealing in drugs and to paying police protection money.
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Logan Paul is dealing in death again -- this time it's a video of himself and a dead rat ... and a taser.
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Trafficking in antiquities is illegal across most of the Middle East, and dealing in stolen relics is illegal under international law.
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He was accused of dealing in weapons, including some that the authorities say were used during red-shirt demonstrations in 2010.
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In that conversation, Trump repeatedly urged Ukraine's government to investigate Joe Biden's family (specifically, his son Hunter's business dealing in Ukraine).
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The surveillance leads the authorities to believe that Mr. Amri is involved in drug dealing in the city's notorious Görlitzer Park.
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Everything I learned about selling from dealing in the high stakes world of Manhattan real estate is applicable in any sales job.
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But people who criticize Trump for dealing in such gestures and for offering few specifics forget that public leadership depends on symbols.
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But the real estate firms dealing in luxury Bosporus homes say the rumors of a rush of Arab buyers are media hype.
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"In this instance, we took judicial recourse against people who were illegally dealing in our registered variety," a PepsiCo India spokesman said.
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"In this instance, we took judicial recourse against people who were illegally dealing in our registered variety," A PepsiCo India spokesman said.
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Founded by anti-corruption activist Roman Borisovich, the organization shines an accusatory light on those said to be dealing in illicit funds.
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Facebook has been pressured to stop dealing in political advertising altogether, with critics noting it's only a small part of its revenue.
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The ethical investment movement has for decades focused on moving capital away from certain business, such as those dealing in fossil fuels.
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But he's in awe of the desert tribes' nomadic lifestyle: Fulani herdsmen, or the salt caravans dealing in the Sahara's 'white gold'.
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The stock is down 23 percent since July 31, when it suspended a director, halting dealing in some bond funds soon afterwards.
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The two prosecutions involve very different crimes: drug dealing in New York, and the killing of 14 people in San Bernardino, California.
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Among those arrested were five members of an elite squad aimed at busting up drug dealing in prison, called the Cobra unit.
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DEALING IN QUADS The first thing you'll notice about this Sankey is that it uses an unfamiliar unit of measurement: the quad.
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The company's shares resumed trading after it earlier asked the Swiss exchange to halt dealing in its stock ahead of the announcement.
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Mr. Sharif, whose family's riches were made primarily through dealing in steel, has denied any wrongdoing and has offered to be investigated.
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In a sense, the U.S. could upgrade what is perceived to be the standard for fair dealing in today's technology-driven world.
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Local authorities shut the bar down weeks before the Paris attacks because of complaints it was being used for dealing in marijuana.
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In 1978, the F.B.I. set up a sting operation that was meant to catch underworld figures who were dealing in stolen art.
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Despite the passage of the SAFE Act through the House last week, Wall Street remains bearish on companies dealing in the drug.
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And if they are dealing in hundreds of listings, that&aposs a lot of time that they would be spending doing that.
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KERNEN: I know how you are with people and I could see that knowing— PRESIDENT TRUMP: You think I'm dealing in Russia?
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A former fund manager at the London division of asset manager BlackRock on Wednesday pleaded guilty to insider dealing in a London court.
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But last December, Alibaba landed back on the U.S. "notorious markets" list — a global name-and-shame of worst offenders dealing in counterfeits.
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" When people are dealing in emotional reactions and deeply held stereotypes, Glaude said, "it doesn't matter who is right in front of them.
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Just because they're dealing in makeup and hair products — as opposed to technology or hedge funds — doesn't make their jobs any less prestigious.
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CONSOB last August imposed sanctions on Asfari, including a 300,000 euro fine, in relation to 2012 dealing in shares in an Italian company.
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NEW DELHI, July 22 (Reuters) - An Indian government panel on Monday recommended ban on cryptocurrency and penalties for any dealing in digital coins.
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Clarke admitted to dealing in shares on the basis of inside information on company mergers and acquisitions obtained while he worked at Schroders.
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Mnuchin also said the U.S. can prevent a company from forming a joint venture overseas if the firm is dealing in critical technologies.
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Who is telling the truth matters "only if you are dealing in reality," said former Republican National Committee communications director Doug Heye dryly.
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President Trump is entering a new phase of his presidency: He's now dealing in real-time with the consequences of his policy decisions.
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The payoff is somewhat less so, especially once the film begins dealing in platitudes about friendship and the action moves to the Himalayas.
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In July, the panel also recommended a jail term of up to 10 years and heavy fines for anyone dealing in digital currencies.
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That end-of-summer tension illustrates some inescapable truths about life dealing in the world's most expensive consumer products and ultimate discretionary purchases.
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In 2016, banks filed nearly one million reports, and other businesses dealing in cash, like casinos and money-transfer companies, submitted thousands more.
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"America's enemies feared it for dealing in facts while they offered disinformation and conspiracy theories," said Husain Haqqani, Pakistan's former ambassador to Washington.
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Congress sought to curb back-room dealing in 1978 when it enacted the current Bankruptcy Code, which replaced an outmoded law from 1898.
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You're dealing in music, dance, inspirational storytelling, comedy; in terms of the entertainment and the message to be delivered, that's basically promising it all.
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Westmoreland has been charged with enticing a minor and dealing in materials harmful to a minor, and was brought to jail on $30,000 bail.
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It becomes clear after not too long, that this enterprise is dealing in a type of malware called ransomware, and its customers aren't willing.
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Authorities arrested his daughter 30-year-old Crystal Gorman on Thursday, charging her with grand theft and 19 counts of dealing in stolen property.
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That would mean helping grow Snapchat's brand and audience, especially internationally, and probably doing some wheeling and dealing in the media world as well.
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By uniting our cyber efforts we would make the best use of limited resources and ensure seamless communications across all elements dealing in cyberspace.
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The case centered on Tyson Timbs, who pleaded guilty in Indiana state court to dealing in a controlled substance and conspiracy to commit theft.
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In 210, they founded the first of three charitable trusts, to run a hospital and a university dealing in Ayurvedic medicine, and an ashram.
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He turned on an old foe, Obama, as well, accusing the President of dealing in "irresponsible rhetoric" and dividing America by race and color.
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The tax department has asked people dealing in bitcoin and other virtual currencies such as ethereum and ripple to pay tax on capital gains.
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Aside from the ugly nature of his 1988 campaign against Michael Dukakis, I always found him decent and thoughtful, straight dealing in his interactions.
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Though she avoids dealing in definites, the idea of home remains in the background (and sometimes the foreground) throughout, as a constant supporting character.
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"There have been 4 new stories about Trump administration self-dealing in the last day alone," Jonathan Chait of New York magazine tweeted yesterday.
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The sanctions on dealing in goods with Rusal do not come fully into force until just after midnight eastern daylight time on June 5.
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People have been quite creative, dealing in six words with all sorts of issues: from romance and gender transitioning, to violence and war injuries.
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In March, Singaporean regulators barred Tim Leissner, a former Goldman Sachs banker who worked with 1MDB, from dealing in securities here for 10 years.
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"Asked about the National Health Service during a visit to Britain in June, he said "when you're dealing in trade, everything's on the table.
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Australia's Joint Organised Crime Group charged two CC&B employees with dealing in criminal proceeds about the same time as Lu, in August 2015.
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"The people who are dealing in drugs don't want to kill their clients," says Widney Brown, managing director of policy at the Drug Policy Alliance.
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The paper is only dealing in what-ifs here, and doesn't get into the specifics of how this effect would manifest, aside from in experiments.
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News that it had suspended dealing in their U.K. property funds unnerved investors on Tuesday and sent shares in other asset managers down sharply too.
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The finance ministry said foreign brokers will be exempted from paying income tax on commissions they earn from dealing in the new Shanghai crude futures.
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He retorted that Mr Bershidsky was dealing in half-truths, at best, and in any case relying on a stereotypical dichotomy between East and West.
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President Donald Trump is expected to soon sign the resolution killing the rule, which had been aimed at discouraging shady dealing in far-flung nations.
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There are the financial sanctions on certain energy companies that will certainly limit US personnel or companies from dealing in certain maturities of debt issued.
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So attempts to shrink disinformation without fixing the economic incentives to spread BS in the first place are mostly dealing in cosmetic tweaks and optics.
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Dealing with Russia should not be about dealing in niceties—it should be about the business of the relationship—something our president should understand clearly.
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"The way we looked at it is, the punks were dealing in victimless crime—nobody deserves to die because they tag a wall," said Brooks.
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Cohen's new guilty plea places Trump's denial of financial links to Russia in doubt, as Cohen says the dealing in Russia went through mid-2016.
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In conversation, the Chicago-via-Ohio songwriter matched his patiently folksy music, often dealing in long pauses and several qualifiers to fully make his point.
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She suspects that the decision was encouraged not by practitioners of traditional medicine, but by "those dealing in the business of profit-making" — tiger farmers.
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"I think Bernie has some influence, but we're dealing in days and hours, rather than measures of time that his movement can affect," Reich said.
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"When LFS elects to resume dealing in the shares of the Fund, we will write to all investors informing them of this fact," it added.
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" The report calls for new legislation to allow "the government to seek injunctive relief against third-party marketplaces and other intermediaries dealing in counterfeit merchandise.
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The 54-year-old suspect was also under investigation in Switzerland on unrelated allegations that he was dealing in stolen bank data himself via German middlemen.
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At the same time, the government needs to make greater efforts to enforce penalties for anyone caught dealing in unripe beans before the regional calendars allow.
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"Around 85 percent of trade is in U.S. dollars and if you're dealing in dollars you cannot risk that by involvement with Iran," the banker said.
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It also "partially suspended" its registration for dealing in securities for a period of one year, according to a copy of the order seen by Reuters.
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Fund manager M&G Investments, meanwhile, fell 2% after it suspended dealing in its flagship UK property fund on Wednesday, citing the impact of Brexit uncertainty.
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The change has hit those dealing in salvage vehicles — inoperable vehicles sold for scrap — as well as expensive antique and classic cars bought by overseas collectors.
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Companies like Goldberg's dealing in personal care products don't need to have that kind of research in hand before formulating and selling things containing cannabis compounds.
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Tyson Timbs, the petitioner, was sentenced to six years for felony drug dealing in Grant County, Indiana, where that offense carries a maximum fine of $083,000.
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We the people, (not the courts) need to stop dealing in our emotions and start dealing with the uncomfortable realities of the world in which we live.
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A Commerce spokesperson said in a statement to CNN that the department had been dealing in good faith with the committee and already complied with numerous requests.
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Duterte has delivered withering attacks on his chief critic, Senator Leila de Lima, accusing her of dealing in drugs herself and having an affair with her driver.
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There are people who are convicted of dealing in child pornography who are out and about who get restrictions on their access to computers and so on.
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On the other hand, for designers dealing in high volumes or high-dollar amounts, it might make financial sense to confirm non-infringement positions for some products.
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The problem, of course, is that elites cheat and they game the system and they engage in all kinds of self-dealing in order to get ahead.
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He has been charged with 12 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor and 10 counts of dealing in harmful materials to a minor by an adult.
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I was slightly disappointed that a great clue like "One dealing in space and time" was "wasted" on the entry AD REP and not a Whovian reference.
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"(It) can take considerably longer for applicants of certain backgrounds, particularly applicants from countries known for terrorism or from professions dealing in sensitive technologies," she told CNN.
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The mayor's name is on a list of officials whom Mr Duterte suspects of threatening the fabric of the nation by dealing in illegal drugs, mainly methamphetamine.
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The 56-year-old was charged with dealing in firearms without a federal firearms license and unlawfully transferring an unregistered short-barreled rifle, according to the report.
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On Monday some Egyptian banks said they too had stopped dealings with Doha-headquartered lenders, though Egypt's central bank urged banks to continue dealing in Qatari riyals.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Wednesday that the U.S. can prevent a company from forming a joint venture overseas if the firm is dealing in critical technologies.
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"If you're dealing in ITAR, the easiest path to compliance is to just hire US citizens," Gregory Jaeger, a lawyer who focuses on export controls, told me.
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"I always had a concept as a person dealing in Americana that I was selling evidence in one form or another," he told an interviewer in 2010.
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In April 2018, the Reserve Bank of India gave entities it regulated three months to snap all banking relationships with individuals or businesses dealing in virtual currency.
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And the national security sector, accustomed as it is to dealing in classified matters and state secrets, seems in some ways to be instinctively unbothered by deception.
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"I bought a fake, and if you haven't bought a fake, you haven't been dealing in enough bags as far as I'm concerned," Mr. Tabach-Bank said.
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A randomised trial by researchers from the University of Notre Dame in America linked young businesswomen in a Kenyan slum with local mentors dealing in similar trades.
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"High-quality data covering bilateral dealing in securities financing markets are needed for both the industry and regulators, but comprehensive data is still lacking," the regulators found.
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It said domestic transactions accounted for 55 percent of total share dealing in 2016, compared with the last four years when foreign players dominated the stock market.
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Last September, the Dubai Financial Services Authority, which regulates the Dubai International Financial Centre, warned investors to be cautious about dealing in them because they were not regulated.
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Fair Use (in the USA) or Fair Dealing (in Canada) are exemptions set out under the Copyright Act that protect uses of works from being considered copyright infringement.
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But this time, especially for a candidate that rode to office promising to "drain the swamp" of self-dealing in Washington, he should consider taking a different approach.
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You have these people with extraordinary wealth who were dealing in wines that were $1,000 to $100,000 a bottle and he appears in this world as an outsider.
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Legislation passed by the U.S. Senate would strengthen the authority of CFIUS, allowing it to review transfers of minority interests in companies dealing in critical technologies and infrastructure.
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The Chinese authorities are worried enough to have banned banks from dealing in bitcoin, but individuals are still free to speculate and have been doing so with gusto.
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Several British banks said on Friday they had stopped dealing in Qatari riyals, as the diplomatic crisis surrounding the tiny Gulf country disrupted overseas trading of its currency.
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Asked if it had violated the ban on so-called self-dealing in prior years, the foundation also said "yes," according to the forms, also viewed by Reuters.
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Anyone who is "engaged in the business of dealing in firearms (must) be licensed by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF)," according to the ATF.
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PARIS, Jan 6 (Reuters) - French supermarket retailer Carrefour said on Monday that it had agreed to buy Dejbox, a start-up dealing in delivering lunches to office workers.
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Fund manager M&G Investments, meanwhile, fell more than 4% after it suspended dealing in its flagship UK property fund on Wednesday, citing the impact of Brexit uncertainty.
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As far as dealing in stereotypes, you can't control viewers or know what their inner thoughts or beliefs are, but we are always telling stories from the inside out.
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That's why this whole episode, with the "Healthy Holly" books, feels like a whirlwind -- we found out about her self-dealing in mid-March, she's gone by early May.
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Dealing in drugs, murder, kidnapping, arson and aggravated and sexual assaults, the gang intimidated the community where law enforcement is more than 45 minutes away on a good day.
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Given Goop's celebrity founder and its long history of dealing in ambiguous health claims, it's a highly visible (if not obvious) company to call out with a major petition.
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A filing to the High Court of Uganda, dated May 14, charges the defendant "falsely and maliciously wrote and published material alleging that it was dealing in conflict minerals".
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Calling Maduro a "dictator", U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order last month that prohibits Americans from dealing in new debt issued by the Venezuelan government or PDVSA.
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"Sadly, this is the plot of Breaking Bad all over again, but instead of meth and illegal firearms, we're dealing in stolen MetroCards and vintage leather goods," he said.
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They are set to make their first court appearance Wednesday afternoon for numerous charges including grand theft, trespassing, attempted robbery with a deadly weapon, and dealing in stolen property.
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Burnworth was booked into Pierce County Jail in Tacoma on charges of sexual exploitation of a minor and dealing in depictions of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct.
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Italian officials maintained the deal had been brokered by Robert Hecht, an American antiquities dealer who was tried in Italy in 2005 on charges of dealing in looted art.
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I think there are other provisions in the law that will allow you to prosecute people for coming over here if they are dealing in drugs and other things.
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That would cripple any large bank, because banks need access to the financial system in the United States to serve customers dealing in dollars or having cross-border transactions.
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So far, they say, they have no idea how to make the transition from dealing in cash, and without the banned notes, their business has almost completely dried up.
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Ping An said in a Thursday statement that it was "proactively developing" technologies that supported its main business, but advised "caution when dealing in the securities" of the company.
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Some have heard of the place through word of mouth, Instagram and Facebook, or contacts Ms. Davidov made while collecting jewelry and dealing in jewelry decorative arts since 1980s.
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In contrast to the upbeat tones for sterling, British fund manager M&G Investments suspended dealing in its flagship UK property fund, blaming Brexit uncertainty and weakness in retailing.
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In a felony complaint filed in December, a Manhattan prosecutor, Matthew Bogdanos, and a Homeland Security agent, Brenton Easter, accused Ms. Wiener of dealing in stolen artifacts since 2300.
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A trade deal will protect foreign firms' interests in China while Chinese firms' legal interests in dealing in the United States will be protected as well, Wang Shouwen said.
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By the 1980s he had abandoned dealing in favor of writing for publications like Vanity Fair, where he was a contributing editor, and The New York Review of Books.
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Countries like Britain will always find a receptive audience in Mexico, which has shown that it can be a good partner when the other side is dealing in good faith.
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Schulman, a rare book dealer, has been charged with theft, receiving stolen property, dealing in proceeds of illegal activity, conspiracy, retail theft, theft by deception, forgery, and deceptive business practices.
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Lee has more than 20 years of experience dealing in physical crude oil and derivatives in Singapore and London, working with oil major BP, JPMorgan Chase & Co and Morgan Stanley.
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After 22 years and multiple arrests—all of which resulted in acquittals—she "retired" last year from dealing in the buff to concentrate on a wholesale market for her edibles.
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The film's just as wonderful as everyone's saying — it somehow manages to be energetic, fun, and funny while also dealing in a very serious way with racism, segregation, and sexism.
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The comptroller, who has aligned himself with the fujimoristas, is being investigated for illicitly dealing in cars and using public money to pay off a former mistress (which he denies).
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See article Donald Trump signed an executive order prohibiting Americans from dealing in new debt and some existing bonds issued by Venezuela's authoritarian government and by the state oil company.
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While restitution efforts began in 1957, many of those involved in dealing in looted art both before and after the war did not realise that the artworks had been stolen.
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Dealing in dog hair and paint, data and fabric, her unfaithful relationship to form is what makes Beier one of the most well-equipped artists to traverse emerging digital mediums.
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The Commission said last month that it had found traders at more than a dozen local and foreign banks colluded to coordinate dealing in the South African and U.S. currencies.
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Tax authorities sent notices to tens of thousands of people dealing in cryptocurrencies after a nationwide survey showed more than $3.5 billion worth of transactions over a 17-month period.
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"Momma I'm Sorry" speaks directly to Pusha's point about his supposed "glorification" of drug dealing, in that it sounds positively pained for the things he and his brother have done.
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And, frankly, they're going to experience some friction that's associated with us and some friction that's just associated with the normal course of events in dealing in the information age.
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The Competition Commission said last month it had found traders at more than a dozen local and foreign banks colluded to coordinate dealing in the South African and U.S. currencies.
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To counter the competition, European companies say they have a home-court advantage: several years of dealing in a region that is highly fragmented with local rules and payment habits.
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Canada has been dealing in recent months with a surge in illegal border crossings by people seeking refugee status, which has renewed debate over whether it should tighten its borders.
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However, Friedrich has been dealing in secret with some request by prosecutors to limit the defense's use of classified information during the trial, which is expected to last four weeks.
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M&G suspended dealing in its flagship UK property fund on Wednesday, blaming Brexit uncertainty and weakness in the retail sector for a surge in investor requests to cash out.
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Civilian governments have always been hamstrung by the machinations of Pakistan's security forces, with their obsession over India, their aggressive investment in nuclear weapons and their double-dealing in Afghanistan.
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First we learned there were six, not four, people in the meeting, including a lobbyist who just happened to be a former member of the Soviet unit dealing in counterintelligence.
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Police said they shot dead Conrado Berona, 2548, who was wanted for robbery and drug dealing, in a gunfight on July 548, and that shabu was found on his body.
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Serving both God and money has long been an aim of fund companies that exclude "sin stocks" of companies dealing in tobacco, guns, gambling and the like in their investments.
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Robinhood founders Baiju Bhatt (left) and Vladamir Tenev (right) Robinhood founders Baiju Bhatt (left) and Vladamir Tenev (right) Many of the startups dealing in crypto are upstarts with questionable track records.
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While there has been, over the last few years, an influx of games dealing in the business of emotions, Madigan's capitalist reward pattern remains, by and large, unsurmounted by game developers.
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But when her father -- a middle-class businessman dealing in imports and exports -- lost his leg in an accident, her mother and the remaining six daughters were left without a breadwinner.
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The public is in store for a drawn out process that takes the hypocrisy over this one word and multiplies it a thousandfold in a trial over self-dealing in office.
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"Hosting the G7 at Trump's failing Doral resort is one of the most egregious examples of corruption and self-dealing in the most corrupt presidency in our history," said Democratic Sen.
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Critics — including Democrats and Republicans — widely panned the choice, announced Thursday, as one of the starkest examples of self-dealing in a presidency that has taken the practice to unprecedented levels.
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They came not for sunsets, though, but to find out how Zug has become known as "crypto-valley"—meaning the home of many firms dealing in crypto-currencies and related activities.
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"We're still dealing in America with black people being killed in some of the most arbitrary ways," said Benjamin Crump, who is serving as co-counsel in the case on Sunday.
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Forensic specialists matched the DNA profile to Ewers, who had been arrested in 2008 by the Massachusetts State Police on a fugitive warrant, burglary charges and for dealing in stolen property.
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Timbs faced two counts of dealing in controlled substances and one count of conspiracy to commit theft after being caught in 2013 selling heroin to undercover police officers in Marion, Indiana.
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Gary's book "White Dog" is, in some measure, an attempt to make sense of the mad California world of civil-rights politics and drug dealing in which the marriage plunged him.
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They had become experts on Nepali and Tibetan art after living in Kathmandu for the better part of four decades, and made a very comfortable living dealing in artifacts and antiques.
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Nedbank said on Monday it was "engaging collaboratively" with Old Mutual as part of the review, but advised shareholders to "exercise caution" when dealing in Nedbank shares ahead of the update.
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By replicating the messy nonlinear passage of time, by dealing in unexpected juxtapositions that reveal latent truths, it allows us to inhabit the interiority of human beings who are not ourselves.
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Many of the traders, particularly those dealing in animals hunted in the surrounding forests, said foreigners they believed to be Chinese were buying pangolins or their parts in ever greater quantities.
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Among those caught in the FBI sting—dubbed "Operation Ghost Guard"—are members of the Cobra Unit, an elite team of guards whose sole mission was to target drug dealing in prisons.
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There's a way to almost change the outcome when you're dealing in the fantastical and when you're in control of the music and the story; you're in control of changing the outcome.
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Money laundering was also a key element of the Bay Medical scam, which was especially tough to detect because of Irina Shelikhova and the Russian immigrant community's penchant for dealing in cash.
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And sooner or later, dwelling on trivialities and dealing in what Trump senior advisor Kellyanne Conway called "alternative facts" on NBC's "Meet the Press" Sunday could damage the credibility of the administration.
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Records at Pinellas County Jail show Farris has been arrested several times in the past years on charges ranging from burglary, to dealing in stolen property and possession of a controlled substance.
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Lincoln focuses almost entirely on the 16th president's attempts to push through a constitutional amendment banning slavery, and features some of the best scenes of political wheeling and dealing in recent memory.
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According to online records, Westmoreland -- who played the grandfather on "Andi Mack" -- was arrested Friday for allegedly enticing a minor by internet or text, and dealing in materials harmful to a minor.
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The news that Standard Life, Aviva and M&G Investments have suspended dealing in their U.K. property funds has both investors and fund managers worried about the consequences on the broader sector.
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"Those drug dealing in this way should take this as a very clear warning," Detective Chief Inspector Tony Crameri, from the Drug and Organised Crime Task Force said in a statement online.
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But prosecutors argued that the chain was warned by its own antiquities expert that dealing in Iraqi artifacts carried significant risk due to the likelihood of stolen artifacts entering the legal trade.
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Dubai is earmarked as a testing ground for UberAir -- an arm of the ride hailing company dealing in flying taxis -- which has partnered with NASA to develop the necessary air traffic software.
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A figure dealing in the labor of illegal immigrants in Barcelona tries to put his affairs in order for his children and ex-wife after learning that he has a terminal illness.
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No, Yeezy continues to be as exclusionary as it purports not to be while dealing in the visual currency of the dispossessed, those who have historically been subject to oppression and violence.
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) had ordered financial institutions to break off all ties with individuals or businesses dealing in virtual currency such as Bitcoin within three months, in April 2018.
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He said such a steep penalty was justified because the company acted with an "entitled sense of disregard" in failing to vet shipments from entities with a history of dealing in contraband.
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Customers can track payments in a standard double-entry bookkeeping system with the company also dealing in fraud prevention by working with operators like Visa and Mastercard to ensure sellers are paid.
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Petrofac said last week that Italy's markets watchdog had imposed sanctions on its CEO, Ayman Asfari, including a 300,000 euro ($358,470) fine, in relation to dealing in shares of an Italian company.
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Exactly how tough I didn't realize until I read a piece called "Prime and Punishment: Dirty Dealing in the $175 Billion Amazon Marketplace," by Josh Dzieza on the tech site the Verge.
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When dealing in different languages, there are countless more nuances, like regional slang and dialects, that may not have been accounted for during the development process for the Alexa support for that language.
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Third-wave coffee affectionados dealing in drips and expensive siphons might find fault in Hu's thesis, though a Mitsubishi 6-axis industrial robot is arguably the most "elite" tool imaginable for making coffee.
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The actor was charged with four counts of dealing in materials harmful to a minor and one count of enticing a minor by Internet or text, both of which are third-degree felonies.
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"At the end of the day, Iran through its Hezbollah network and its infrastructure of missiles has Israel over a barrel, because Iran is used to dealing in times of austerity," he said.
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PANAMA — The anonymous message began appearing on Panamanian cellphones days after the news broke that 11.5 million documents, called the Panama Papers, had leaked from a law firm dealing in secretive shell companies.
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The Supreme Court decided on the case of Indiana man named Tyson Timbs, who was sentenced to home detention and probation for dealing in a controlled substance and for conspiring to commit theft.
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It's true that the person at the wheel is dealing in much more reality than your average sleepy passenger, but that's the way we like it, literally having a reality-buffer going forward.
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There's a pageant of red meat for you onstage at the Public Theater, where Sarah Burgess's "Dry Powder," about rapacious wheeling and dealing in the world of high finance, opened on Tuesday night.
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But the risks of dealing in bitcoin were exposed in 2013 when Tokyo-based exchange MtGox collapsed after admitting it had lost the equivalent of hundreds of millions of dollars of investor funds.
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Mr. Sharif, 66, an affluent businessman whose family has made its money through businesses primarily dealing in steel, returned to power in 2013 after his party won a majority in the general elections.
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But the risks of dealing in bitcoin were exposed in 250 when Tokyo-based exchange MtGox collapsed after admitting it had lost the equivalent of hundreds of millions of dollars of investor funds.
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In the past, he had reported drug dealing in his motel when he saw it, but the police took no action, because he could not identify himself as an eyewitness to his complaints.
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He investigated Mr. Cuomo's suspicious disbanding in 2014 of the Moreland Commission, an anticorruption panel that Mr. Cuomo had established a year earlier to address the epidemic of self-dealing in state politics.
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However, Aaron Hutman, Washington-based counsel with law firm Pillsbury, which advises companies globally on sanctions compliance, said firms could still be leaving themselves open to potential penalties by dealing in Iranian petrochemicals.
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At this time, organized criminals around Britain—such as the Essex firm, which controlled drug dealing in dozens of clubs in London, Essex, and Suffolk—were muscling in on the blossoming ecstasy trade.
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Traders and market insiders earlier told Reuters that some major banks in Asia had halted dealing in a range of OTC derivatives products, including foreign exchange non-deliverable forwards (NDFs) and interest rate swaps.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, whose top political allies have been accused by Washington of dealing in illegal narcotics, on Friday offered to help U.S. President Donald Trump in fighting the drug trade.
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Those arrested in Australia will be charged with conspiracy to import a "commercial quantity of a border controlled drug" and "dealing in proceeds of crime and money worth $1,000,000 or more," among other offenses.
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Men held nearly 80 percent of senior level and executive positions in U.S. investment banking and securities dealing in 2015, according to research compiled by Catalyst, an organization the promotes women in the workplace.
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But, for a sense of proportion, it might also be said that his tweets, while often misrepresenting facts and dealing in personal attacks, pale in comparison to the actions of some of his predecessors.
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While the platform's stars may have to contend with a few lost brand deals after spouting racial slurs, dealing in "politically incorrect" humor is still an easy and acceptable way to make a buck.
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In addition to pleading guilty to unlawfully engaging in the business of dealing in firearms, the 56-year-old also admitted to illegally possessing unregistered firearms, lying to a federal agency, and tax evasion.
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U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order last month that prohibits Americans from dealing in new debt issued by the Venezuelan government or its state oil company in an effort to halt financing.
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"I'm dealing in only my berries," he said, adding: "Farming is not the most viable thing in B.C." ($1 = 1.3071 Canadian dollars) Additional reporting by Elizabeth Dilts; Editing by Jeffrey Hodgson and Lisa Girion
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"'Tee' Time" is a good hint that you will be dealing in some way with the sound "tee" (It's unlikely that it would be about golf, or the "tee" would not be in quotes.).
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Along with block booking, another practice that could start up again with the loss of the decrees is "circuit dealing," in which theaters are granted exclusive access to movies in a specific geographical area.
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The Competition Commission said on Wednesday it had found the banks, including U.S., European, Japanese and Australian lenders, had colluded to coordinate their trading activities when dealing in the South African and U.S. currencies.
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Resiliency is about "dealing in a smarter way around some of the stresses that the city is facing," Rolley says, be that lack of affordable housing, high rates of homelessness, or institutionalized structural racism.
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That bright stance was an entrée to a pair of tweets defending Trump's embattled foundation, which has admitted to illegal self-dealing in 2015 and is currently under investigation by New York's attorney general.
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She had lost her ID and had no way to fly home, so she was fending for herself, middle-manning or dealing in order to use, stuck under the thumb of dealers and pimps.
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"Billions" needn't be shamed for its allegories (except maybe the chess one) because it is dealing in complex financial and legal gambits that are hard to explain without harness racing as a visual aid.
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"Subject to final approval by the UK Listing Authority ... unconditional dealing in the shares on the LSE is expected to commence on or around April 25, 2019 under the ticker symbol VLU," it said.
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In Egypt, which also cut diplomatic and transport ties with Qatar, some banks resumed dealing in Qatari riyals after halting trade on Monday, but others appeared to be continuing to limit transactions with Doha.
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"The newly regulated company will also be responsible for managing and organising the securities market, and enlisting and dealing in securities, depositing, settlements and central clearinghouse works," the government's media office said on Twitter.
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"This trial has pulled back the curtain on international drug dealing in a way that no other trial has," said Richard P. Donoghue, the United States attorney for the Eastern District of New York.
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Shortly before Reilly's question, Paula Reid of CBS asked Barr to respond to critics who have interpreted his conduct as being aimed at protecting Trump, not dealing in good faith with the American people.
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Companies dealing in ITAR-controlled goods must declare the use of sales agents or the payment of political contributions over $5,4503 or commissions over $100,000 to the State Dept's Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC).
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Meanwhile, Columbia Threadneedle Investments announced it was temporarily suspending dealing in its U.K. property authorized investment fund on Wednesday, with Henderson Global Investors too, temporarily suspending trading in its U.K. property fund and feeder funds.
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AS A new trading year began this week in the art-deco tower that houses the Chicago Board of Trade, big men were clustered around pits dealing in futures and options tied to various commodities.
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Ms Chadha tells the story of this multifaceted moment in the region's history through the lens of one building, framing it as the tale of "the people's partition" rather than dealing in factionalism and blame.
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The party's hard line fuelled support for them, especially after a Hong Kong bookseller dealing in gossipy tales about China's leaders appeared to have been kidnapped by the party's goons and taken to the mainland.
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The next day, Zoey tries to lecture Vivek about dealing in serious narcotics like cocaine, but he brushes his friend off, reminding her she has had no problem buying copious amounts of Adderall from him.
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PlexCorps has already run afoul of Canadian regulators, who ordered it to stop soliciting investment for PlexCoin; Lacroix himself was previously banned from dealing in securities after allegedly defrauding investors in a micro-loan venture.
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Burnworth is being held at Pierce County jail in Washington, for felony counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, rape of a child, and dealing in depictions of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct.
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The artists requested their work be removed from the gallery by August 1 and urged the museum — and others like it — to reconsider their economic relationship with companies dealing in arms, fossil fuels, and tobacco.
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Iran's central bank last week prohibited local banks from dealing in cryptocurrencies due to concerns about money-laundering as the country tries to halt a currency crisis ahead of a possible return of crippling sanctions.
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"Shareholders are advised to continue to exercise caution when dealing in the company's securities until a further announcement is made," MTN said in a statement on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, where its shares are listed.
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In Karachi, the country's main commercial city, around 80% of markets dealing in bulk goods were closed, said Atiq Mir, president of the All Karachi Traders Alliance, which represents hundreds of markets in the city.
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"I'm flying to Israel in May where we've selected more than 10 potential targets," Li said, adding the group was interested in technology companies dealing in smart manufacturing, new materials, big data and internet applications.
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Alaa and Gamal Mubarak, along with seven other men, are accused of violating stock market and central bank rules to make unlawful profits through dealing in shares of Al Watany Bank of Egypt in 2007.
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Campaigners from across the globe have taken to the Moran market to protest its cruel handling of the animals, motivating the Seongnam government to negotiate with market vendors to stop dealing in the taboo meat.
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They tend to know or at least know of one another from years of rubbing shoulders at national and state conventions, myriad political dinners, campaigns, National Governors Association meetings, or wheeling and dealing in Congress.
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Source: Bespoke Investment Group Essentially, lumped together, those retailers dealing in the same businesses where Amazon has a market share or is looking to grow one have not fared nearly as well over the years.
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Haley told CBS' "Face the Nation" that new sanctions on companies dealing in equipment related to chemical weapons would drop by Monday, in response to Russia's support for Syria in its recent suspected chemical attack.
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Prosecutors painted a picture of him as a dangerous thug who ran a well-oiled crime machine dealing in drugs, illegal booze, and cigarettes—a heartless operator willing to murder in cold blood when necessary.
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The military initially justified the operation by claiming that it had targeted "Colombia" — a patch of grass along the Nile, close to the protest area, that has long been known for drug dealing in Khartoum.
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French technology company Dassault Systemes said it had agreed to buy Medidata Solutions, a U.S. software company dealing in the sphere of clinical trials, in a deal worth $5.8 billion on an enterprise value basis.
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It also points to the intergovernmental Financial Action Task Force's global regulatory framework for crypto-assets as an example of some of the wider risk-based requirements and now wrapped around those dealing in crypto.
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Mnuchin, however, assured the House panel that he wasn't planning to rescind the banking guidance — issued by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) — without a replacement that addresses the problems of dealing in all cash.
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The red-carpet premieres and late-night parties continued, with high-powered movie executives, investors, and power players wheeling and dealing in the hotels and cabanas that ring the Croisette, the main drag in Cannes.
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Westmoreland has been charged with a total of six felony counts related to the incident, which include enticing a minor, attempted exploitation of a minor, and dealing in material harmful to a minor by an adult.
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ZURICH, Aug 2 (Reuters) - GAM Holding AG said it had halted dealing in some bond funds after an investor rush out of the products in the wake of its decision to suspend the director in charge.
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Consider the gutting of the filibuster and the more general move toward an increasingly pure form of majoritarian process — such efforts by Senate Republicans eliminated opportunities to raise objections to self-dealing in the White House.
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Where the digital tokens involved in an ICO fall under the definition of "securities", dealing in or advising on such digital tokens, or managing or marketing a fund investing in them, may constitute a regulated activity.
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Yves Mersch said cryptocurrencies, online tokens issued by private companies with the help of users, do not qualify as money and called for regulating their issuers, exchanges and any bank or clearing house dealing in them.
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The company, which had ambitions to rival global commodity traders such as Glencore and Vitol, has shrunk to its Asian roots, dealing in commodities such as coal and owning freight and liquefied natural gas (LNG) businesses.
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Salt Lake City Police records show Westmoreland was arrested last week for attempting to entice, seduce or lure a minor by internet or text and is facing four counts of dealing in materials harmful to minors.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian cyclist Jack Bobridge, who won silver medals in the team pursuit at the last two Olympics, was arrested in Perth this week on charges of dealing in ecstasy, local media reported on Friday.
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President Donald Trump won't commit to exempting his business from emergency coronavirus stimulus legislation that Congress is negotiating — an episode that would represent one of the most blatant instances of presidential self-dealing in American history.
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"We're still dealing in America with black people being killed in some of the most arbitrary ways, driving while black, walking while black, and now we have to add living while black," he said last year.
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Maltz said if the jurors' identity became public, they could face potential threats from the Sinaloa Cartel, which has a strong presence in New York and a long history of violence and drug dealing in Mexico.
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It ripped open the dark side of Malta, a rocky speck in the Mediterranean that is a full member of the European Union - and a haven for people dealing in online gambling, offshore finance and cryptocurrencies.
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It ripped open the dark side of Malta, a rocky speck in the Mediterranean that is a full member of the European Union – and a haven for people dealing in online gambling, offshore finance and cryptocurrencies.
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If the conservative-tilting Supreme Court ultimately sides with Mr Phillips, it will have to work out how to limit the fallout of a decision that prioritises solicitude toward religious views over fair-dealing in the marketplace.
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Fueling risk aversion was the news that U.K. asset managers Standard Life, Aviva and M&G Investments have suspended dealing in their U.K. property funds, leaving investors and fund managers worried about consequences on the broader sector.
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That forced companies dealing in data — which is essentially all major companies these days — to request permission before sharing personal data with third parties, and give consumers access to the data that firms have collected about them.
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Electronic trading platforms have proliferated in recent years in the over-the-counter debt market as big banks have scaled back their bond dealing in response to post-financial crisis rules that make such activity more expensive.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Massachusetts' top federal prosecutor will not rule out prosecuting businesses dealing in marijuana, he said on Monday, days after the Trump administration rescinded an Obama-era policy easing enforcement in states that legalized the drug.
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The report of the marijuana growing operation led many in the small community to speculate that the killers could have been involved in drugs or drug dealing in some way -- have been tied to Mexican drug cartels.
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Starting in 1947 with the return of Peggy Guggenheim, Jackson Pollock's former dealer, to Venice, Michael Shnayerson's BOOM: Mad Money, Mega Dealers, and the Rise of Contemporary Art tells the story of art dealing in New York.
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They're wading into dangerous international waters of political wheeling and dealing in order to forestall any financial support for a Scottish rebellion – the one, as Claire knows, that will end in disaster at the Battle of Culloden.
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A quick internet search reveals several comments posted in online forums in which self-identified BPM festival-goers mention "rampant" drug dealing in the different establishments booked up for the festival, mainly happening out of venue bathrooms.
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"We wanted to find out how the new media would open up new markets for rare fossils," said Andreas Guhr, the founder of Redgallery, who has been dealing in fossils and minerals for more than 40 years.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's central bank has banned the country's banks from dealing in cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, over money-laundering concerns, the state news agency IRNA reported on Sunday as the country tries to halt a currency crisis.
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The story of how Trump all but assured his book reached the best-seller list was first revealed by Jack O'Donnell, a former Trump executive who detailed his boss's self-dealing in his 1991 tell-all, Trumped!
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"We're still dealing in America with black people being killed in some of the most arbitrary ways, driving while black, walking while black and now we have to add living while black," co-counsel Benjamin Crump said.
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From companies dealing in homebuilding materials — think Weyerhaeuser, Louisiana-Pacific and USG — to road aggregates — Martin Marietta Materials' wheelhouse — to roofing — the specialty of Owens Corning and Beacon Roofing — Cramer is anticipating a lift across the board.
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It tells the story, beginning in the 1970s, of how prominent African-Americans played a role in lobbying for more punitive measures to fight gun violence and drug dealing, in the quest to keep their neighborhoods safe.
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"Our response to talks under pressure is 'No,"' Rouhani said in a speech to the General Assembly even as the United States tightened the vise by blacklisting Chinese firms for dealing in Iranian oil despite U.S. sanctions.
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"Our response to talks under pressure is 'No,"' Rouhani said in a speech to the General Assembly even as the United States increased the pressure by sanctioning Chinese firms for dealing in Iranian oil despite U.S. sanctions.
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On Friday, U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order that slapped fresh sanctions on Maduro's "dictatorship," prohibiting investors from dealing in new debt and equity issued by the government of Venezuela or by state oil company, PDVSA.
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Yes, Handmaid's Tale is mostly dealing in the twisting house of horrors that is June's saga, like Darius' (Lakeith Stanfield) excursion to the nightmarish Perkins (Hope?) manor, yet there is a whole world out there waiting for her.
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Last month, India's income tax authorities said they sent notices to tens of thousands of people dealing in cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin after a nationwide survey revealed transactions of more than $3.5 billion over a 17-month period.
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" Push also adds that the information of Quentin Miller's involvement in co-writing with Drake is "public knowledge," and that not only is it fair game to use but that "[He'll] be dealing in truths all summer long.
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AMSTERDAM, Aug 9 (Reuters) - ING is reviewing its euro-denominated government bond business, the company said on Friday, confirming a Belgian Debt Agency statement saying the bank planned to halt bond dealing in the country from Sept. 1.
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The only business that accepts payments by debit or credit card or the e-wallet service Paytm in the town of Pakur is its best hotel, which is patronized by businesspeople dealing in stone and other moneyed clients.
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The United States government officials depicted him instead as a major player in a transnational criminal network dealing in cultural property who started supplying Western institutions and private collectors with looted antiquities as long ago as the 1970s.
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The colorful Aymara Festival of Alasita - which means "buy me" - held on Friday, is an annual tradition, with local artisan fairs dealing in miniatures, which are then blessed under the auspices of the indigenous god of abundance, Ekeko.
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Warren almost took down a major spending bill known as the "Cromnibus" in 2014 because it included language watering down a key Dodd-Frank reform that prohibited federal assistance to institutions dealing in risky derivatives known as swaps.
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"Every [electronics manufacturer] dealing in quantities of returned goods, including retail returns, is aggregating batches of similar equipment to ship in bulk to subcontractors pretty much anywhere they can get the best deal on labor," Gordon-Byrne said.
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Democrats in Congress are examining how the new tax law incentivizes companies to use patents to shift profits overseas, and Oregon Senator Ron Wyden plans to issue a report dealing in part with the issue later this summer.
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By bringing the most absolutist members of Congress into his administration, such as Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney, Trump divorced himself from his own presumptive strength — wheeling and dealing in a steady flow of dollars.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Brokers in Egypt's underground trade in human body parts use prostitutes to tempt migrants to sell their kidneys as hospitals turn a blind eye to illicit dealing in donated organs for transplants, a report says.
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But because Talkspace is dealing in health care, it raises another set of questions as well: if an app dictates much of how clinicians talk with patients, and totally controls access to client records, is it just a platform?
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Experts say there are about 21900 yalis currently on the market, but none of them are publicly advertised, said Ulvi Ozcan, a partner in the Bosforce real estate firm, who has been dealing in luxury homes for 2500 years.
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"We're still dealing in an America where black people are being killed in some of the most arbitrary ways: Driving while black, walking while black — and now, we have to add living while black," Merritt told reporters on Sunday.
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And before you think this is yet another startup selling snake oil in the guise of "wellness," the company maintains that it's only dealing in practices proven to have a measurable impact on real signals, like resting heart rate.
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For eBay, checking a seller's feedback and studying the item description closely goes a long way to keeping you safe, while Craigslist says that dealing in person, locally, face-to-face, is enough to avoid 99 percent of scams.
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"Member states will be able to get and share vital information about who really owns companies or trusts, who is dealing in online currencies, and who is using pre-paid cards," EU Commission First Vice-President Frans Timmermans said.
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She was booked Monday into the Pierce County jail in Washington for sexual exploitation of a minor, first-degree rape of a child and dealing in depictions of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct, San Jose police said.
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Across the albums 12 songs,, the band is still dealing in bouncy pop songs, but they've got the forward momentum and combustive urgency of punk, with Koch's unmistakable rasp making every song feel like a life-or-death statement.
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PARIS, June 12 (Reuters) - French technology company Dassault Systemes said it had agreed to buy Medidata Solutions, a U.S. software company dealing in the sphere of clinical trials, in a deal worth $5.8 billion on an enterprise value basis.
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Some of the issues banks are discussing with regulators include how to replicate the technology required to supervise real-time trading from home; strict infrastructure requirements, since dealing in some markets requires dedicated telecommunications lines; records-keeping and cybersecurity.
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They were accused, with seven other men, of violating stock market and central bank rules to make unlawful profits through dealing in shares of Al Watany Bank of Egypt, and they deny any wrongdoing, the Reuters news agency reported.
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That reputation is attributable both to competitive corporate rates and favorable tax provisions, This tax treatment and its certainty is important to massive companies like Apple and its suppliers, pharma companies, airplane leasing and others dealing in information technology.
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Trump, who built his career as a businessman dealing in real estate, had mused openly in recent days about a U.S. purchase of Greenland, an autonomous Danish territory rich in natural resources, raising eyebrows in Europe and in the United States.
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And those who prize peace in Northern Ireland should fret about how that feeling might be exploited by the remnants of the loyalist paramilitary groups that still roam the back streets of Belfast, dealing in drugs and terrorising local people.
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"You're dealing in a national security realm where there's so many murky players, and then suddenly to have this stuff slowly creep out, then it's being distributed in such a coordinated way to the media — it's terrifying," Solomon told BuzzFeed News.
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Big banks have also scaled back their bond dealing in response to post-financial crisis rules that made such activity more expensive, creating a greater demand for electronic trading platforms like Tradeweb, and MarketAxess Holdings Inc, one of its main competitors.
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And that mistake only happened after messing up countless times while running their own agency for an assortment of shadowy benefactors, not to mention a brief and reckless detour into light drug dealing, in a Miami Vice–inspired set of adventures.
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However, where the coins or tokens qualify as financial instruments it is likely that the firms involved in ICOs conduct regulated investment activities, such as placing, dealing in or advising on financial instruments or managing or marketing collective investment schemes.
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But the critical consideration has to be not to put a drag on the economy, and to take action in a way that's consistent with maintaining growth in the short-term but dealing in the long term with the fiscal challenges.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads December is a time for wheeling and dealing in the art world, as anyone bound for Miami next week knows all too well, but you are just not up to the task this year Sagittarius.
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The fintech makes it easier to put retirement savings into alternatives such as startups, private companies, and real estate by automating some of the costly manual-intensive complexities that often come with dealing in the assets that aren't easily tradable.
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To her knowledge, she told me, authors like Jay Kristoff or Pierce Brown, who write both YA and adult fiction, have never been called upon to add trigger warnings to their books, despite dealing in similar subject matter as Ninth House.
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It's the "golden age" of weed dealing in the Big Apple, cops are being less prickish about people drinking or pissing in public (super important when it comes to partying), and our pizza and bagels are still danker-than-dank.
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It was around this time I first came across Ahmed, when he starred in the jihad satire Four Lions, one of numerous roles he's played that adds nuance to the post-9/11 conversation rather than dealing in cheap stereotypes.
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"It was a rare opportunity to work with these highly functional lightweight fabrics," says Ninomiya, who is more accustomed to dealing in materials such as jacquard and faux fur than the high-performance technical materials for which Moncler is known.
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Ventas, a real estate investment trust dealing in assisted living communities, medical offices and research centers, on Thursday said its board approved the pay out its regular quarterly dividend of a little more than 29 cents per share next month.
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Onto this childhood sensibility has been grafted a sophisticated aesthetic sense developed over a lifetime of dealing in furniture, pushing the boundaries of what was accepted as culturally important, helping people see the beauty and cultural significance in unusual objects.
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The legions of African-Americans who lobbied for more punitive measures to fight gun violence and drug dealing in their own neighborhoods didn't know that their real-time responses to crises would result in the inhuman outcome of mass incarceration.
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"Our response to talks under pressure is no," Rouhani said in a prepared text of U.N. General Assembly speech obtained by Reuters as the United States raised the pressure by sanctioning Chinese firms for dealing in Iranian oil despite U.S. sanctions.
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He was charged with engaging in the business of dealing in firearms without a license, making false statements in acquisition of a firearm, obstruction of justice, aiding and abetting the possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and other offenses.
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He promoted a record of laws that made strides toward matters as concrete as "repairing the damage of harmful algae blooms on Lake Erie or dealing in very specific ways with the heroin and drug epidemic in Ohio," he said.
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The law's fuzziness on that distinction and its provision that defendants must willfully violate the law in order to face prosecution, has frustrated efforts by law enforcement to combat the problem of unlicensed gun dealing in America, a CNN investigation found.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A Chinese malware broker who was sentenced in the United States this year for dealing in malicious software linked to major hacks is back at his old workplace: teaching high-school computer courses, including one on internet security.
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Beijing has not explicitly commented on the Greenpeace findings, but local authorities in Liaoning, Jilin and Heilongjiang provinces issued notices to farmers and seed companies warning them ahead of the spring seed-buying season against dealing in genetically modified products.
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Singapore-listed Noble, which had ambitions to rival the likes of global commodity traders such as Glencore and Vitol, has shrunk to its Asian roots, dealing in commodities such as coal and owning freight and liquefied natural gas (LNG) businesses.
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Then, Marvel Entertainment's Star Wars: Captain Phasma series debuted with the story of how the character escaped Starkiller Base at the end of The Force Awakens, which involved betrayal, dealing in self-interest, and a cameo from BB-9E, of all droids.
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In as far as Mr Trump has any use for advisers dealing in evidence-based arguments, it is, as one of those advisers, Cliff Sims, recalls of his time in the White House, to "provide the underlying analytics that confirm his intuition".
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Following his arrest in Utah, where the series films, he has been charged with one count of enticing a minor and four counts of dealing in materials harmful to a minor and is being held in Salt Lake County jail on $30,000 bail.
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Among them: a) Russia interfered in the election to help Trump and hurt Hillary Clinton b) the Trump campaign was thrilled about that effort and c) Trump was involved in business dealing in Russia (the discussions of the construction of Trump Tower Moscow).
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It uses the patina of flagrant, joyous artifice—and a cavalcade of well-judged star cameos—to mask a critique of shady dealing in the film industry, and cinema's enormous potential to operate simultaneously as an ideological weapon and a tool of suppression.
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The premise of the show is by definition degrading and misogynist — and even the female-centered spinoff, The Bachelorette, is not immune to dealing in gender stereotypes — and yet, The Bachelor is beloved by some of the smartest and formidable people I know.
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The statement by Liaoning Province came just days before a report issued on Tuesday by a South Korean think tank and a Washington research group that singled out the Hongxiang group for dealing in products that can be used to make nuclear weapons.
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Cameron Leslie, the club's co-founder, told The Guardian this week that since opening 17 years ago, Fabric had adopted a stringent safety approach, handing all confiscated drugs to the police and calling the authorities if anyone was suspected of dealing in narcotics.
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One option is to choke off all trade, in part by telling banks that conduct transactions with North Korea that they will be shut out of dealing in dollars around the world — an effective tactic against Iran before last year's nuclear deal.
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Mr. Romanoff, who got his start dealing in oxtails, beef livers, cow's feet and other cheap meat parts that no one else wanted, rings up more than $450 million a year, in sales to supermarkets, stores and wholesale companies in eight states.
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"You know, we're still dealing in an America where black people are being killed in some of the most arbitrary ways: Driving while black, walking while black — and now, we have to add living while black," Ben Crump said, according to the Times.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India has sent tax notices to tens of thousands of people dealing in cryptocurrency after a nationwide survey showed more than $3.5 billion worth of transactions have been conducted over a 17-month period, the income tax department said.
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Mr. Ali, who immigrated to Indonesia in 2000, was accused of drug dealing in 2004 by a friend, Gurdip Singh, who had been caught with heroin; Mr. Singh later said the police had pressured him and offered a reduced sentence to name accomplices.
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Add in the investigations closing in on Trump's many scandals, from tax cheating to self-dealing in office to possible collusion with Russia, all of which give him every incentive to shut down freedom of the press and independence of law enforcement.
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It's not clear what specific acts of self-dealing the Trump Foundation was referencing, but in the tax documents, it admitted that it had engaged in self-dealing in 2015 and previous years, even though it had not previously disclosed any such acts.
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"You know, we're still dealing in an America where black people are being killed in some of the most arbitrary ways: Driving while black, walking while black — and now, we have to add living while black," he said Sunday at a news conference.
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"We helped build a capacity in countries dealing in the trade and illegal poaching of endangered animals to help them set up a chain-of-custody system where they had the ability to test the illegal material in a database," she said.
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"If somehow somebody is dealing in classified information for years at a time and putting people in harm's way and yet people are still not prosecuted, the law probably needs to be updated or they're not properly applying the law," Chaffetz added.
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"I think pharma starts to look at those, not for top-line revenue," Goulburn said, pointing to the fact that the companies were dealing in hundreds of millions in revenue that might not make a big difference at a large pharma company.
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Amidst headlines about the Russia investigation and the alleged misdeeds of presidential compatriots, it would be easy to forget that the United States is still dealing in a tangible way with policy decisions made in the wake of the 9/85033 attacks.
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BRUSSELS — European Union lawmakers on Tuesday strongly criticized corruption and self-dealing in the bloc's $65-billion-a-year farm subsidy program but were sharply divided over how or whether to reform a system that has become a third rail of European politics.
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Although the mediums are different, with Reddit dealing in entire subreddits, and Twitter more likely focused on policing individual users, the issue is largely the same: striking a balance between creating a platform for sharing diverse content, while maintaining a healthy environment for users.
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Burnworth was booked into the Pierce County Jail in Washington for sexual exploitation of a minor, rape of a child in the first degree, and dealing in depictions of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct, according to the police report of the incident.
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Both Clayton and Giancarlo admitted there were several cryptocurrency-related phenomena that fell out of their jurisdiction, including international affairs such as when countries like North Korea avoid sanctions by dealing in cryptocurrency, or when users' cryptocurrency accounts are accessed by hackers and drained.
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It's impossible to write a policy where every conceivable infraction is spelled out (there are millions of businesses on the platform, and many more ad buys), but for anyone dealing in this particular gray area, it's the most important single question about the guidelines.
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The memo points to statutes where the death penalty can be used, including certain racketeering activities, the use of a gun that resulted in a death during a drug trafficking crime, murder in advancing a criminal enterprise and dealing in "extremely large" quantities of drugs.
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Other criticisms, like the appearance of self-dealing in the $5.9 million purchase of a trademark from CEO Adam Neumann that was later canceled or a complicated corporate-governance structure, have put more pressure on WeWork to fully justify its lofty valuation targets, Rao said.
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"They said that without Gorbachev they would have ended up as small merchants in the market, criminals dealing in contraband," said Alexei Venediktov, a close friend and the editor in chief of the radio station Echo of Moscow, the main news outlet for liberal Russians.
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Along the way, he led raids on rivals, built strong - later controversial - ties with mainland leaders, was rapped on the knuckles for insider dealing in Hong Kong and turned his sights to overseas expansion in a way that few of his local rivals ever did.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump, confronting legal threats on multiple sides, sought on Wednesday to discredit a pornographic actress alleging a sexual encounter with him and investigators examining whether his campaign worked with Russia to sway the 2016 election, saying both were dealing in fake allegations.
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As Joe Gyan Jr. reported for the Advocate, Erwin said he would have preferred to sentence Williams to life in prison — a sentence that isn't possible for heroin dealing in Louisiana, which in 2001 lowered the maximum penalty for heroin trafficking from life to 50 years.
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Timbs pleaded guilty in 2015 to one count of dealing in controlled substances and one count of conspiracy to commit theft after selling four grams of heroin to undercover police officers for $385 in Marion, Indiana in two separate transactions two years earlier, according to legal filings.
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But the business of moving things is also tricky for an other reason: companies are dealing in people's personal possessions, and so when something doesn't go right — an item is lost or broken in the process, for example — the bad experience takes on an especially emotional angle.
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In fact, a U.S.-based cannabis company dealing in both THC- and CBD-based products could be active "within six months" thanks to the STATES Act and the SAFE Act, two bills seeking to loosen federal and financial regulations around state-approved marijuana operators, Seymour said.
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A decline in the number of banks handling bond deals for governments — Credit Agricole late last year became the latest to withdraw from primary dealing in some European countries — has raised fears of reduced competition in debt sales that could leave governments facing higher interest rates.
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"We must not lose time, neither for dealing in a suitable way with the question of the United Kingdom's exit, nor for providing a new impetus for the EU," he said at the news conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi.
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This comes after the company&aposs initial-public-offering ambitions imploded under a barrage of headlines about the hard-partying tequila-drinking culture created by founder and ousted CEO Adam Neumann — along with questions over its corporate governance, business model, and self-dealing in the executive suite.
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Auctions, whether by governments or dealers, represent the least regulated rung of the industry, often dealing in higher-risk cars that are sold to the most vulnerable consumers, said Bernard Brown, a consumer protection lawyer in Kansas City, Mo., who has closely followed auto auction companies.
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Introduced as a potential 2020 presidential primary contender, the Massachusetts Democrat took aim at President Donald Trump, casting him as the product of a rotten system rather than an outlier or fluke and saying his administration fit a decades-old pattern of self-dealing in Washington.
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Streaming A few years ago, back when video rental stores were still around but clearly an endangered species (Tower Records had shut down, Blockbuster was in trouble and Netflix was still dealing in DVDs), I was chatting with a friend, a fellow cinephile experiencing an economic downturn.
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An elected official using his office to financially benefit his family is basically the textbook definition of corruption, and the Post's new reporting is simply the latest chapter in the ongoing saga of the Trump family normalizing self-dealing in a manner unprecedented in American history.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 22 (Reuters) - The United States announced sanctions on Tuesday on Chinese and Russian companies and individuals for supporting North Korean weapons programs, including by dealing in Pyongyang's energy trade and helping sanctioned North Korean entities gain access to the U.S. and international finance system.
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Park Rinard, a liberal powerbroker who worked with the painter Grant Wood before orchestrating the campaigns, policy issues, and speeches that would successfully propel Democratic governors and congressman to victory, often used the restaurant as a base of operations for his wheeling and dealing in Des Moines.
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The other is a culture of self-enrichment and self-dealing in which corporate C.E.O.s, lobbyists and foreign officials seeking the first family's favor hold parties at Mar-a-Lago and at the Trump International Hotel in Washington, a couple of blocks from the White House.
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Marino also once argued for incarcerating drug users, even those not involved in drug dealing, in a "hospital-slash-prison": One treatment option I have advocated for years would be placing non-dealer, nonviolent drug abusers in a secured hospital-type setting under the constant care of health professionals.
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"The suspension of dealing in the funds enables us to reduce our exposure and redeploy that capital into more liquid stocks in the FTSE 350 but primarily in the FTSE 100 that fit in with my core strategy", he said in a video posted on the fund's website.
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Despite critics going so far as to call the film's final twists "laughably over the top," there's a clear critical desire to read the film seriously, ably summed up by Refinery29's Anne Cohen: [W]hen stripped of its maniacal trappings, The Perfection is dealing in very real emotions.
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Based in London, Nasser D. Khalili, who is now 2101 years old, is an Iranian-born Jew whose family was involved in art dealing in his native country; as a young man, in 2101, he headed to New York, where he earned an undergraduate degree at Queens College.
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But unlike most fledgling companies in the burgeoning AR space that are still dealing in half-finished prototypes and experimental proof-of-concepts, Chinese startup Nreal has arrived on the scene this week with a surprisingly capable pair of AR glasses scheduled to hit the market later this year.
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In Canada, amendments to the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act (PCMLTF) that passed in 2014—but are still not in force—will require businesses "dealing in virtual currencies" to register with the federal financial intelligence unit, FINTRAC, and implement an anti-money laundering compliance regime.
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Diosdado Cabello, another violent member of Maduro's inner circle, is allegedly the head of the "Cartel of the Suns," an organization of high-ranking members of the Armed Forces of Venezuela, notoriously involved in international drug dealing in cooperation with the notorious Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).
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Tom Hanks (with a really impressive mustache) stars as the title character, and judging from the trailers Eastwood is dealing in a little bit of modern mythmaking — focusing on the aftermath of the incident, as the virtuous Sullenberger has his motives questioned by a bunch of dummy government bureaucrats.
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Most of the foreigners who invest in Dresden buy property in the area around the Frauenkirche, a painstakingly restored Protestant church with the largest stone dome north of the Alps, according to Henry Brömme-Herrmann, a native who has been dealing in real estate for more than a decade.
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John Oleske, a lawyer for the state, told U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest that a stiff penalty was justified because UPS acted with "an entitled sense of disregard" for the law in failing to vet shipments from entities on the reservations with a history of dealing in contraband.
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While the focus of the Putnam and Wells Fargo suits was about using their own funds — called "self-dealing" in industry parlance — the significance of rejecting the Vanguard argument suggests that as long as plans can justify higher fees, they'll be within their legal right to do so.
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After months of being slammed by President Donald Trump himself for dealing in "fake news" and being a literal enemy of the American people, the media was honored on Saturday at Samantha Bee's "Not the White House Correspondents' Dinner" — a love letter of sorts to America's beleaguered journalists.
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Another concern was self-dealing: in one case in 2006, a California-based DAF provider had boasted in its earlier marketing materials that setting up an account could "benefit the donor or the donor's family" and that the donor's children could be paid or granted fellowships direct from a DAF.
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It was that in attacking post-Cold War idealism and the culture of legal self-dealing in D.C., Trump was offering a unified rejection of the entire way that American public servants of both parties have claimed to harmonize republican service and self-enrichment, the entire ideological edifice justifying cashing in.
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Under current federal law, prosecutors have the ability to seek capital punishment for certain drug-related crimes, including dealing in extremely large quantities of drugs under what is known as the "Kingpin Statute" -- however, it has never been used to seek the death penalty before, according to a Justice official.
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Dick Costolo, the former CEO of Twitter, said the degree of self-dealing in the S-270 is so egregious and comes at a time when you've got regulators and politicians and folks across the country looking at Silicon Valley and wondering if there's an appropriate level of self-awareness.
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Gangs&apos embrace of social media to goad foes or conceal drug dealing in emoji-laden text is the biggest change in how gangs operate compared with 10 years ago, according to new law enforcement data provided exclusively to The Associated Press ahead of its release Tuesday by the Chicago Crime Commission.
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"Cynicism is a state where you accept as normal a state of corruption and degradation and self-dealing in our politics and basically throw up your hands," says Liu, who's now an author and founder of Citizen University, a nonprofit group that teaches Americans from all political backgrounds how to cultivate civic power.
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" The Washington Post first reported that the organization marked "yes" on the 2015 tax form when asked on the IRS form whether it had engaged in illegal "self-dealing" in recent years and it also marked "yes" when the form asked whether it had transferred "income or assets to a disqualified person.
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I was not what one would call financially disciplined back then—perhaps yet another reason why it wasn't such a great idea to buy a condo—but I figured if my parents, who both had government jobs dealing in finance and had worked in banking before that, were confident, it would work out.
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They accounted for a fifth (211) of the 1,058 people convicted for class A drug dealing in Yorkshire and Humberside in 2013 and 2014: four times that of British Caribbeans (51) and almost half the number of white British dealers, despite British Pakistanis only making up 4.3 percent of the region's population.
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"This was a man who was deeply skeptical of Russia, and a person who gave every appearance of being unwilling to commit his firm's famous reputation for sharp investment decisions and careful financial management to the risks of dealing in an anarchic environment," said Bernard Sucher, a former Russia director of Merrill Lynch.
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Here's the memo, which in part asks prosecutors to pursue capital punishment in cases "dealing in extremely large quantities of drugs": Sessions can ask federal prosecutors to do this under a law signed by President Bill Clinton in 1994, when fears of crack cocaine and crime led to increasingly punitive criminal justice policies.
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Among these are statutes that punish certain racketeering activities (18 U.S.C. § 1959); the use of a firearm resulting in death during a drug trafficking crime (18 U.S.C. § 924(j)); murder in furtherance of a continuing criminal enterprise (21 U.S.C. § 848(e)); and dealing in extremely large quantities of drugs (18 U.S.C. § 3591(b)(1)).
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"The suspension of dealing in the fund gives us the time and space to execute that strategy to reduce our exposure and redeploy that capital into more liquid stocks in the FTSE 350, but primarily the FTSE 100, that fit in with my core strategy, but which are more liquid and more conventional, if you like," Woodford said.
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It is dubious, to say the least, that some of the biggest names in contemporary art history — like the primarily straight, white, male fraternity of the abstract expressionist movement — made their fame by dealing in the kind of emotive, gestural, and abstracted balances of color and texture that had been the hallmark of quilting for centuries.
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He started dealing in Art Nouveau furniture in the 1960s, when most people were still throwing it away as simply out of date and out of fashion, then moved to Art Deco, and pieces from the 183s and 1950s by Maison Jansen, Emilio Terry, Jacques Adnet and the great decorating businesses and makers of the period.
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And so once we had restored the black-and-white footage to black and white — so we're still dealing in the black-and-white world, but it was so sharp, it was so clear, the men were coming to life, they were human beings again — then the film began to sort of piece itself together in my mind.
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Traders and market insiders told Reuters some major banks in the region had halted dealing in a range of OTC derivatives products, including foreign exchange non-deliverable forwards (NDFs) and interest rate swaps, as they are not yet able to comply with the rules first proposed by global regulators in the wake of the 2008-2009 financial crisis.
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"Additionally, by failing to indemnify Mr. Cohen, as required under the indemnification agreement, only after it became clear that Mr. Cohen would cooperate in ongoing investigations into his work for the Trump Organization and its principals, directors, and officers, the Trump Organization breached the covenant of good faith and fair dealing in the indemnification agreement," the lawsuit alleges.
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While it's difficult to say exactly how the vote would have gone had the ban been the topic of its own legislation, with senators including Republicans Marco Rubio and Tom Cotton and Democrats Chuck Schumer and Elizabeth Warren all pushing to reinstate the ban, it's clear this response was a bipartisan reaction to Trump's latest round of wheeling and dealing in China.
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His debut Apricot Princess is the kind of uniquely coming-of-age album that could only come from a certain point in life but it's delivered with the expansive tonal palette of an established artist—the kind that, like Frank Ocean or Mac DeMarco, is the figurehead of something bigger, a kind of Harmony Korine-type character dealing in emotion rather than drugs.
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The machines, which produce cryptocurrencies that are banned in Iran, were mostly to blame for a 7% increase in power consumption in the month to June 21, according to an Energy Ministry spokesman, quoted by the website of state-run Press TV. In 2018, Iran's central bank banned the country's banks from dealing in cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin, over money-laundering concerns.
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As far as slices go, Bostonians are lucky to find one for less than $219, and even then the pie is either excessively doughy (from those parlors trying, in error, to mimic so-called "New York-style pizza") or excessively greasy and brittle (from those parlors dealing in "Greek-style" pizza that is nostalgic to me but still very, very shitty).
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Collecting art can be like dealing in futures, and one could argue that the credentialed lawyer who bills hourly is acting as a kind of speculator and taking on all the risk when he trades for what is in a sense magically minted money — but on the other hand, it's the artist whose work has the potential to appreciate in market value.
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An online superstore that had gotten its start in the nineties by selling books on the World Wide Web—not because the founder had a love of literature, but because he had a love of consumers, and consumptive efficiency—had expanded to become a digital bargain basement dealing in appliances, electronics, groceries, mass fashion, children's toys, cutlery, and various nonnecessities manufactured in China.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Monday imposed new sanctions against the Venezuelan government, banning U.S. citizens from dealing in the South American country's newly minted cryptocurrency.
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Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Warren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE's presidential campaign ripped The New York Times for "giving top billing" to Peter Schweizer after the newspaper published an op-ed from the "Clinton Cash" author that contends that the former vice president was "self-dealing" in Ukraine during President Obama's second term.
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As Helena A shares, "Since I started my adult work a year and a half ago, it has been widely known to never use PayPal because you can be banned for life if they find out you're a sex worker"—and, in addition to that lifetime ban, the services often prevent you from accessing any cash still in your account (a pretty hefty penalty if you're dealing in thousands of dollars at a time).
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The backdrop: Trump tweeted at German officials yesterday, too, saying, "The people of Germany are turning against their leadership as migration is rocking the already tenuous Berlin coalition..." These tweets come as Trump is dealing in real time with the consequences of his administration's "zero-tolerance" immigration policy decision that is separating families — and as German Chancellor Angela Merkel is looking to stave off a political crisis by striking her own immigration deal.
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