"Thank you for waiting," he declared to his wife, Patti.
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Trump himself declared to staffers that things needed to go better.
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"We have an announcement to make," Kim declared to the table.
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"I am not a witch," said she declared to the camera.
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"Blue lives matter in America", he declared to a roaring crowd.
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In the past, new eras were declared to mark historical moments.
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"Let's make the zillionaires pay a fair share," she declared to cheers.
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"I can whup anything on two legs," he declared to the camera.
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"I love myself when I am laughing," Hurston declared to Van Vechten.
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Sansa declared to Bran that the North would be an independent kingdom.
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It completed the destruction of a stockpile declared to the OPCW last year.
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"We have an announcement to make," Kardashian West, 38, declared to the table.
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Jesse L. Jackson declared to those gathered on the street outside the service.
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"I am a rich man!" he declared to his wife with baffling confidence.
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"Tonight is a victory for the grass roots," Cruz declared to his supporters.
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Their relationship, the person said, wasn't declared to new employees before they joined.
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It is precisely what the Supreme Court already declared to be unconstitutional discrimination.
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And even if it was declared to be so, would adversaries believe it?
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Jackson also declared to the courtroom that Stone's crimes were not without impact.
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The child was hospitalized briefly and released, declared to have no severe injuries.
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He was officially declared to have abandoned his role due to mental incapacity.
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"May be true," Mr. Hannity declared to millions of listeners around the country.
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He declared to resounding public applause that the principle is more relevant than ever.
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"It's fair to say that there's a new direction," Peters later declared to me.
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" It said they were in law deemed and declared to be "natural born citizens.
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Candidates have 10 days after a winner is declared to contest an election's outcome.
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Hair scrunchies: the latest trend declared to be "back" despite having never really left.
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Such wire has only one purpose, the resolution declared—to harm or to kill.
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"America can't succeed unless you succeed," Clinton declared to the smaller-than-expected crowd.
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"Vital issues of principle are at stake," he declared to Congress on Sept. 11.
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Gomes, a business owner, is the first Democrat who declared to take on King.
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"This fight is our fight!" she declared to a standing crowd, noisy with applause.
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It also declared to the summit that Britain met the criteria to apply the brake.
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This is a common role among cannabis researchers and something Sisley declared to the FDA.
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While promoting the Jonas Brothers' Disney Channel original movie Camp Rock, Nick declared to E!
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The city was declared to be in financial emergency, and within two months, Florida Gov.
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Holding money offshore would not be illegal, providing interest earned was declared to the authorities.
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In Maryland, a state of emergency was declared to mobilize resources ahead of the storm.
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"The roads closed for me!" he declared to friends this year after a motorcade ride.
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Two weeks later, eastern Mosul was declared to be liberated, although sleeper cells may remain.
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The president's actions declared to the world that this administration will put the American people first.
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It is a capital offence, Holmes declared to Watson, to theorise in advance of the facts.
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"Tonight is a victory for the grass roots," Cruz declared to applause from a jubilant audience.
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Parche was declared to be of diminished mental capacity and never spent a day in jail.
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The clear frontrunner according to independent polls, Martin Fayulu, was declared to have lost the race.
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Francis is releasing it during a year he has declared to be a Jubilee of Mercy.
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The Vatican would also approve seven government bishops that it had previously declared to be illegitimate.
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These conflicts were eventually declared to have ended, but the instability and results continue to fester.
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Ayten B., 45, won't be coming again, she declared, to nods of approval from her friends.
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Rick Scott (R), a top potential GOP Senate recruit who still hasn't declared to challenge Sen.
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Strikingly, Mr Xi even sometimes fails to implement policies that he has declared to be a priority.
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This year it will be a decade since the date was declared to be "Serfs' Emancipation Day".
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"I'm a New Yorker!" he declared to SOMA magazine in 26, after he'd been here a decade.
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Nissan Motor Manufacturing (UK) Ltd's accounts say its arrangements are fully declared to the UK tax authority.
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"This is just so beautiful; what a scene, what a setting," Vanessa Paradis declared to Ms. Alt.
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After the rules were declared to have been passed, the convention moved on to its regular business.
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"I am a nasty woman, and tonight I am a nasty cat," she declared to loud cheers.
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The Sanshan port official said cargoes declared to customs before July 1 would be able to pass.
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"Skin color is not a substitute for your life story," he declared, to cheers from the crowd.
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The revelation raised international alarm about Tehran's covert nuclear activities, which it later declared to the IAEA.
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But they got back together and declared to each other that they were an item on Oct.
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I declared to the audience that in my view many of the author's political diagnoses were outdated.
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"We're going to go all the way to Cleveland and secure the Republican nomination!" he declared to cheers. .
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"The local emergency was declared to increase and heighten awareness of the seriousness of the outbreak," she said.
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Finally, in August 2019, new experimental treatments were declared to be working on patients 90% of the time.
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British law requires that such discoveries must be declared to the landowner and reported to the local coroner.
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The MMR vaccine has been so effective that measles was declared to be eliminated from the US in 2000.
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" Sollers declared to the Patriot-News: "Joe Paterno did not, at any time, cover up conduct by Jerry Sandusky.
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On the night of the party's 2012 caucuses, Mitt Romney was declared to have won by only eight votes.
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In 2011, Flint was declared to be in a financial state of emergency, and the state took budgetary control.
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" Then she smugly declared to the camera: "You all got your wish this week -- Spicey finally made a mistake.
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Pulheim is a conurbation of 12 villages, which the German government declared to be a town in the 1970s.
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In June 2014, Sisi was declared to have won the presidential election with more than 96% of the vote.
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"I have a gut feeling that physically she's going to be fine," he declared to Czynski of the baby.
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Largely because of Parmentier's work, potatoes were declared to be safely edible in 1772, and the ban was lifted.
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Lviv council has asked for a state of emergency to be declared to remove over 8,500 tonnes of accumulated trash.
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The second act begins with Mr Trump leaving Brussels for Britain, a country he has declared to be in turmoil.
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Just one instance: in late June, Chennai, India's sixth-biggest city, was officially declared to have run out of water.
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"A nation ringed by walls would only imprison itself," Obama declared to the assembled representatives of the UN's member states.
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Consequently Pakistan's Ahmadis, of whom there may be 4m, were declared to be non-Muslims by the government in 1974.
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Its previous secrecy might explain why uranium traces were found at a location that was never declared to the IAEA.
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He was declared to be cancer-free following surgery but had a recurrence that required treatment through radiation and chemotherapy.
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The country's health ministry said the epidemic was declared to enable government agencies to better identify at-risk areas. 5.
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Mr. Macron once declared to an interviewer that the French missed their king — forgetting that they had also executed him.
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Out of 845 Legionnaires sent on an expedition to Madagascar, 11 were officially declared to have taken their own lives.
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Not only had Helen been disowned, she was declared to have "predeceased" her father, while Lara remained very much alive.
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She said that there were at least 20 Indonesians in areas declared to be in lockdowns, the majority in Wuhan.
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"The moral stain of the Assad regime could no longer go unanswered," she declared to the Security Council on Friday.
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Washington would need confidence that most or all of North Korea's hidden capabilities had been declared to inspectors and frozen.
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Once she went through the checklist, she stood up and declared to the room: "We have a healthy spacecraft," she said.
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" Sanders later handed the microphone over to Clinton, who declared to her supporters: "We are joining forces to defeat Donald Trump!
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Beyond winning the all-important holiday sales season, Penney confidently declared to investors that its turnaround has more room to run.
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While some of it is properly declared to world governments, about 80 percent, or $6 trillion, is never taxed at all.
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"To write poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric," Theodor Adorno declared to the chagrin of the many poets whose words inspire healing.
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Of the hundreds of thousands of materials seized, only 162 of the documents have been declared to have attorney-client protection.
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Already, 13 women have declared to run for House seats on the Democratic side, compared with 70 Republicans, according to CAWP.
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On December 22014nd, the day after Icahn was formally declared to be an adviser to the President, RIN prices dropped again.
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"It was called HillaryCare before it was called ObamaCare," Clinton declared to a crowd at a country club in Vinton, Iowa.
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Only 162 of the hundreds of thousands of materials seized in the raid have been declared to have attorney–client protection.
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This beautiful, handsome creature is an Akita and he's cooler than anything Andre 3000 has ever declared to be ice cold.
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The subway is still maddeningly unreliable more than a year after it was declared to be in a state of emergency.
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"We'll find security not through walls," he declared to cheers from several hundred supporters as he officially launched his presidential campaign.
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"We're going to a Kanye opera," a woman declared to her friend with mock pomposity as she walked into the Bowl.
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Arya Stark had declared to her erstwhile mentor in all things murder-y in Essos that she was going home to Westeros.
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Many customers deposit fiat money - currency that a government has declared to be legal tender - at Coinbase before buying and selling cryptocurrencies.
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"We got our swagger back, offensively and defensively," Team USA guard Paul George, a three-time NBA All-Star, declared to reporters.
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The ivory was discovered in a 40-foot container from Malaysia declared to hold frozen fish, beneath which officers found the tusks.
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According to Twitter's criteria, a user is declared to have "links" to the Russian government if it "frequently tweets in Russian" pic.twitter.
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One anthropologist at the time declared to The New York Times that the codex would change how the Maya religion was viewed.
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A local bar owner complains that his establishment passed inspections for years—until one day everything was mysteriously declared to be illegal.
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He declared to Muslim political leaders in Riyadh that any attempt to engage Iran's government was misguided and could produce further instability.
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If a national emergency is declared to build the wall, the administration likely will face lawsuits questioning the legality of the move.
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The first known person legally declared to be "in permanent bondage" involved a case brought to the courts in Virginia in 1654.
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"We won the Williamsburg Bridge," Kirby declared to me, referring to folded plans to demolish the aging structure in the late 1980s.
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A lot of the stuff he said to me that he declared to be "off the record" was potentially harmful to him.
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The Islamic Republic's previous secrecy might explain why uranium traces were found at a location that was never declared to the IAEA.
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Last fall, the military said that it would reopen investigations into 23 sexual assault cases it had previously declared to be "unfounded."
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Large export sales of U.S. crops are declared to the USDA under a daily reporting system, providing potential confirmation of Chinese buying.
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"It's time to retire liberal Democrat Jon Tester," Trump declared to a raucous crowd during the hourlong address in Great Falls, Montana.
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And yet, when the results came in, to general astonishment, Mr Yameen was declared to have lost, with only 42% of the vote.
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Thai netizens have since identified 25 expensive luxury watches that the former general has worn but not declared to the anti-graft body.
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Software-based engine management systems are illegal if they are not declared to U.S. regulators and if designed to evade anti-pollution tests.
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Moderate rebels of the Free Syrian Army declared to fight government forces in a battle for the capital, Damascus, which they ultimately lost.
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However, under U.S. rules, remittances involving suspicious accounts must be declared to New York financial authorities, which Mega failed to do, he said.
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Assets worth just over $11 billion were moved back to Indonesia against around $77 billion declared to tax authorities but legally left overseas.
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"Crimea has always been an integral part of Russia in the hearts and minds of our people," he declared, to a standing ovation.
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"You know, when I got in, we had over 100 federal judges that weren't appointed," Trump declared to a crowd in March 2018.
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She said that there were at least 167 Indonesians in areas declared to be in lockdowns, the majority of whom were in Wuhan.
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Facebook also plans to exempt material declared to be "opinion" or "satire" from its fact-checking rules, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
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She said that there were at least 14 Indonesians in areas declared to be in lockdowns, the majority of whom were in Wuhan.
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Firms are also concerned that their business with Russian partners could be declared to violate sanctions if they restrictions are tightened at any point.
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Liu and Ramos were shot and killed in 2015 by Ismaaiyl Brinsley, who had declared to a court previously that he was mentally ill.
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The good news is that the 59th presidential election will be the first run after the election system was declared to be critical infrastructure.
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"The Agenda 2025 is the only option," he declared to a cheering crowd, referring to the prospect of Evo being in power until 2025.
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It wasn't until 2003 that all landmines and other explosive devices were declared to have been removed from the airport by the HALO Trust.
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Min Aung Hlaing has led the military campaign to drive out Rohingya Muslims, an effort that the U.S. has declared to be ethnic cleansing.
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"On this spot, seventy years ago, Comrade Mao Zedong solemnly declared to the world the establishment of the People's Republic of China," he said.
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It's a boss that gets people to scream into the void, a boss FromSoftware at point declared to be the hardest in the series.
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On this day, the National Police declared to the news media they were going on strike to protest a restructuring of their compensation packages.
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Under the constitution, a losing presidential candidate has 7 days from when a winner is declared to challenge the result at the Constitutional Court.
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"Paul Abbott did it," Madison Leon, a student at the Art Institute of Chicago, declared to me later that day, standing over the scene.
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Around $200 billion of Indonesian funds that weren't declared to tax authorities there could be stashed in Singapore alone, Reuters reported recently, citing banking sources.
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In 1977 Yitzhak Rabin resigned rather than be charged for holding money in an overseas bank account that was not declared to the tax authorities.
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Yesterday, President Trump declared to the entire country that he would obstruct Congress and order all White House officials to defy lawful subpoenas from Congress.
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Randall declared to his wife that he wanted to adopt a baby in the season 1 finale, and, apparently, the two are actually doing it.
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The African nation has about $4.7 billion in external debt, account for about 100% of its GDP, which the Fund has declared to be unsustainable.
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"It's such an honor to be here," Trump declared to a group of military mothers gathered in the East Room for a Mother's Day event.
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A member of the groom's family then declared to the bride's parents that the groom had brought gifts as a symbolic exchange for their daughter.
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Mr. Trump declared to Mr. Pence that he would never take back a wife who had been unfaithful, according to the account of a witness.
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An automaker can use an auxiliary emissions control device in limited circumstances to protect the engine from damage, but it must be declared to regulators.
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An animal quarantine was imposed by officials in Florida in early October, and an agricultural emergency was declared to avoid the spread of the parasite.
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The ballot count was suspended several times, and Mr. Nasralla, who had been substantially ahead, was eventually declared to have lost by about 50,000 votes.
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Congress fell short Thursday in its second attempt to end the national emergency President Donald Trump declared to secure money for his proposed border wall.
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Still operating in 1967 were the infamous residential schools for indigenous people, which an official commission recently declared to be a form of cultural genocide.
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"Hell yes, we're going to take your AR-15, your AK-47," O'Rourke declared to energetic applause from the forum's audience at Texas Southern University.
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The African nation has about $5 billion in external debt, accounting for about 100% of its GDP, which the Fund has declared to be unsustainable.
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With almost half Kenya's 47 counties declared to have a serious shortage of rain, humanitarian agencies are warning of increased hunger in the months ahead.
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The C83 specimen, which has latched onto hundreds, if not thousands, of tree roots, was declared to be among the largest and oldest organisms on Earth.
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Detainees transferred on Thursday or due to leave in coming days make up the bulk of 23 prisoners declared to be safe for repatriation or resettlement.
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The city was declared to be in a state of emergency, and Governor Scott Walker activated the national guard (officials have yet to actually deploy them).
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In an interview with CNBC last month, he said he disagreed with the national emergency Trump declared to divert federal money toward building a border wall.
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Pakistan's Ahmadis, of whom there may be 4m, were declared to be non-Muslims by the government in 1974; in effect, their faith has been criminalised.
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Jesse once famously declared to Walt that "Funyuns are awesome!" so naturally his snack of choice had to play some part in chef Johanna Merida's menu.
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However, there are about 300 veterans currently declared to run for Congress this year; a turning point in the decades-long decline of veterans in Congress.
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After not a single Bramble Cay melomys had been seen for several years despite exhaustive searches by conservationists, it was declared to be extinct in 215.
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The investment group BlackRock declared to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that it held 6.3% of BBVA and 5.9% of Santander, said Cinco Dias.
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"Old demons are rising again, ready to complete their task of chaos," he declared, to a scowling Mr Trump and a poker-faced Mr Putin in Paris.
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The infamous 2000 Florida presidential recount took more than a month and a Supreme Court ruling before George W. Bush was declared to have won the presidency.
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Of the 9.5 tonnes of gold the government estimates informal miners dig up each year, just 200 to 400 kg are declared to the authorities, he said.
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" Ultimately, Mueller declared to head-scratching effect that "[w]hile this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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Instead of placing the diary in a safe place — novelty lock still intact — Boll proudly declared to Vanity Fair that he actually read the whole thing. Yep.
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The third migrant death comes as President Donald Trump faces legal challenges over the national emergency he declared to fund a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"My thread is full of accounts from women who've been declared to be worse credit risks than their husbands, despite higher credit scores or incomes," he said.
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Mr. Alves denied the accusation and said late Wednesday on Twitter that contributions to his campaigns had been made through official channels and declared to election authorities.
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In a statement, Mr. Temer's media office acknowledged that he had requested the funds from Odebrecht but said they had been legally declared to the electoral authorities.
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"I'm innocent of all charges," Trump declared to reporters, before stating that he has "presidential powers that you wouldn't believe" that shield him from an obstruction charge.
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These contractors don't count as "boots on the ground," and don't have to be declared to the American people, effectively waging war outside of the public eye.
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The Amona leaders have publicly rejected the idea of relocating to the alternative site on what the government declared to be state, or public, land near Shilo.
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Private donations are tightly regulated and have never played an important role in modern campaigns – at least not the modest sums typically declared to federal election authorities.
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That would be just enough to ensure passage of a measure overturning the national emergency that the president declared to secure border wall funding over Congress's objection.
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Piñera said in a televised address from the presidential palace that the state of emergency was declared to restore order, calling the protesters "delinquents," the Times reported.
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Indonesia has said at least 243 Indonesians are in parts of China declared to be in lockdown, the majority in Wuhan, the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Indonesia has said at least 243 Indonesians are in parts of China declared to be in lockdown, the majority in Wuhan, the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak.
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British law requires that discovery of "treasure", which includes metal items over 300 years old, must be declared to the landowner and reported to the local coroner.
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Alves denied the accusation and said late on Wednesday on Twitter that contributions to his campaigns had been made through official channels and declared to election authorities.
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The minority party is using its procedural powers to try to curb Trump's authority to attack Iran and block the national emergency Trump declared to seize wall funding.
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President Donald Trump just used his first veto, and he did it save his recent national emergency, something he declared to obtain funding for a southern border wall.
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However, Arnault's statement said the house in question in England had been declared to both French and British tax authorities, and was subject to a French wealth tax.
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" After Williams won the US Open in 2012, McEnroe declared to those following his live commentary, "You're watching, to me, the greatest player to ever play the game.
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"A state of emergency has been declared to expedite the restoration of essential public services including healthcare services, schools, road access, airports, power and communications facilities," he said.
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An order of 300 new subway cars should have arrived in New York City by January 2017, months before the system was officially declared to be in crisis.
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In his confusion, Trump has never spelled out what he considers "victory" in the trade war with China, which he initiated and declared to be "easy" to win.
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Those numbers reflect only those who have self declared to the Health Ministry and will be far higher as many individuals conceal their identity fearing discrimination, campaigners say.
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In his confusion, Trump has never spelled out what he considers "victory" in the trade war with China, which he initiated and declared to be "easy" to win.
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Members are given cards that look similar to the government-issued status cards that allow people legally declared to have indigenous ancestry to get tax exemptions on certain products.
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The Conservative Party said only that "donations to the Conservative Party are properly and transparently declared to the Electoral Commission, published by them, and fully comply with the law".
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"Laboratory experts need to confirm that the uranium and plutonium content in the samples matches what a state has declared to the agency," Balsley told reporters touring his lab.
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Measles was declared to be eliminated in the U.S. in 2000, but is still common in other parts of the world, such as Europe, Asia, the Pacific and Africa.
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In 85033, the internet activist and former Grateful Dead lyricist John Perry Barlow famously declared to the governments of the world that they would have "no sovereignty" in cyberspace.
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While primary elections have started, and many candidates have already declared to run, Democrats hope the Pennsylvania result may make other GOP lawmakers think twice about running in November.
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There are a record number of Democrats who have declared to run for president in 240, a gigantic field that has led to many voters struggling to differentiate between them.
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In February Leer was one of two counties in South Sudan declared to be in a state of famine by the UN. Between them they are home to 100,000 people.
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In a statement, the customs department said customs officers checked two boxes that had been declared to contain food coming from the Cameroon capital of Yaounde en route to Malaysia.
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After 11 weeks of demonstrations in cities across France, which have often ended in clashes with riot police, it was time, Ms Mouraud declared, to move from protest to proposal.
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Last year's car won 12 of the 20 races, with Ferrari triumphant five times and Red Bull three, but was swiftly declared to be a 'diva' because of its nature.
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The dress was elegant, but the pearls, declared to be faux, were a global hit, so much so that Mr. Lane renamed the necklace the "Barbara Bush pearls," acknowledging Mrs.
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Getachew told a news conference the six-month nationwide state of emergency had been declared to better coordinate security forces against "elements" intent on targeting civilians, infrastructure and private investments.
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"Hope is never a willful ignorance to the hardships and cruelty that so many suffer or the enormous challenges that we face," Obama declared to hundreds of silent gala attendees.
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Pakistan's Ahmadis, of whom there may be 4m, were declared to be non-Muslims by the government in 1974 and they have been subject to harassment and worse ever since.
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In 2014, PSG was punished for having an significantly lower valuation — $960 million over four years — placed on a deal with the Qatar Tourism Authority that was declared to UEFA.
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"The impugned circular will have to be declared as ultra vires as a whole, and be declared to be of no effect in law," the court said in its judgment.
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What the Senate proposed: Starting in 2018, you could only claim a deduction if the loss happened during an event that the president later officially declared to be a disaster.
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The court had agreed to Ping's petition to re-examine results in Haut-Ogooue province, where Bongo was declared to have won 95 percent on a turnout of 99.9 percent.
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"We strongly support NATO, an alliance forged through the bonds of two World Wars that dethroned fascism, and a Cold War that defeated communism," Mr. Trump declared to thunderous applause.
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By the time that outbreak linked to E. coli–contaminated romaine was declared to be over in June, five people had died and 210 people had gotten sick in 36 states.
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" In former President Obama's 2009 speech, he declared to the gathered crowd, "On this day, we gather because we have chosen hope over fear, unity of purpose over conflict and discord.
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The entire state of New South Wales, which produces a quarter of Australia's agricultural output, was declared to be in drought after recording its driest January to July period since 1965.
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" Trump later declared: "To Hillary Clinton, and to her donors and advisors, pushing her to spread her smears and her lies about decent people, I have three words: Shame on you.
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Currently, those legal permanent residents who are declared to be a "public charge," or primarily dependent on the government for subsistence, can be deported - but in practice, this is very rare.
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Health and Human Services secretary Tom Price pushed back this afternoon on the recommendation from President Trump's opioids commission that a national emergency should be declared to deal with the crisis.
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Aurelio Valporto, vice president at an association representing minority shareholders, says the brothers should give back to JBS the amount they declared to have paid in bribes, about 600 million reais.
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The virulent opposition in an area that its founder once declared to be "color blind" shows that the issue remains deeply divisive among liberals when it comes to their own children.
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"I ask them, in all transparency, for this little effort of a few euros per month because the country's workers need it ... I am the workers' candidate," he declared to cheers.
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At another point, he declared to the packed chamber in New York, "the world is too small for us to simply be able to build a wall" to keep out extremists.
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This is the conclusion that MIT graduate student Hyungsoo Kim came to after a blind friend declared to him that there were "hardly elegant, quality alternatives," as Eone's story has it.
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She declared to her father when she was 8 or 10 years old that she would attend the academy as well, though she ultimately graduated from the Rutgers University ROTC program.
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Kuwait reported eight new infections, taking its total to 80, as the country started a two-week public holiday that has been declared to help contain the spread of the virus.
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" When it came time to argue the charge of obstruction of Congress, a Trump clip was at the ready in which the president declared to reporters "we're fighting all the subpoenas.
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At one point, Gorbachev's frustration boiled over as he declared to Reagan, "Maybe now is again a time to bang our fists on the table" to hammer out an arms agreement.
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While I was campaigning in a zone declared to be secured by the Colombian army, I was kidnapped by the nation's Marxist guerrillas, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC.
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"There's never been a more exciting time to be a journalist," NBC News anchor Lester Holt declared to kick off the NBC News portion of the presentation, to some dry laughs.
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There were those chosen ones — the people who'd flattered Halperin to get a friendly mention in his newsletter, the ones he declared to be in the know — and the rest of us.
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On Friday, NSW fire authorities issued a record number of emergency warnings, with 17 fires declared to be at an emergency level as high winds and dry-conditions saw fires spread rapidly.
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A family in Hungary after 1945 are declared to be "enemies of the state" and are banished from the city to a village where they have to live in a single room.
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The 15 plaintiffs suing the administration now have filed their suit in the same federal court, and want to have the new Trump administration approval also declared to be arbitrary and capricious.
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The last of 1,300 tons of chemical weapons declared to the OPCW was handed over in June 2014, but several Western governments have expressed doubt that Assad's government declared its entire arsenal.
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As of last year, the state of Oaxaca was declared to be on "maximum alert" after what appeared to be the random killing of seven women in a span of a week.
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"Sanctions are the only motivation to keep Putin at the table of negotiations," the Ukrainian president, Petro Poroshenko, declared to a group of American journalists and experts invited to Kiev last week.
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"Every single Chinese person, every member of the Chinese nation, should feel proud to live in this great era," he declared to applause on the day before the Lunar New Year holiday.
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Though many of his rivals and some of his Jamaican compatriots have been suspended for violations, Bolt has never been sanctioned or been declared to have tested positive for a banned substance.
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Many public health advocates say the spread of anti-vaccine social media content contributed to the recent measles outbreak, which comes two decades after the U.S. was declared to have eliminated measles.
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But a report released by the central bank late on Wednesday said 99 percent of the 15.44 trillion rupees ($242 billion) of banned notes previously in circulation had since been declared to authorities.
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The city of 21,750 was declared to be in a financial emergency by Governor Rick Snyder in 2013 and was run by a state-appointed emergency manager from July 2013 to December 2014.
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She declared to the world at the final debate in Las Vegas that she supported access to Planned Parenthood and the right of all women to make their own decisions about their pregnancies.
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" A Conservative spokesperson rebuffed Labour's criticism, telling the Mirror: "All donations to the Conservative party are properly and transparently declared to the Electoral Commission, published by them, and comply fully with the law.
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"EU law does not preclude a host provider like Facebook from being ordered to remove identical and, in certain circumstances, equivalent comments previously declared to be illegal," the court said in a statement.
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And lets not forget the massive expenditures of time, labor, development money, advertising dollars, and sheer attention that go into games that are declared to be good or bad before they even exist.
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Corporate apologies are always declared to have been mismanaged and "too little too late" largely because it's the job of old and new media to do exactly that – keep the outrage flames stoked.
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Foreign Minister Salahuddin Rabbani, Public Works Minister Mahmood Baligh and Social Services Minister Nasreen Oryakhel all failed to win confidence votes in parliament and were declared to have been dismissed by the speaker.
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On February 24th Punjab, which is controlled by PML (N), passed a law to protect women from violence (a move which a constitutionally empowered body of mullahs quickly declared to be un-Islamic).
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Quick left when the league spotter said he would need to be checked for a possible concussion under NHL protocol, but, after a review of the play, it was declared to be unnecessary.
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Perez was declared to be in a vegetative state—a liminal place between life and death where traumatic brain injury or a lack of oxygen renders a person mostly immobile and conceals consciousness.
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Trump was already taking a hit in Pennsylvania even before he declared to a Northern Virginia audience that its capital of Harrisburg "looked like a war zone" as he flew out of town.
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The outbreak, the first since 2009, was detected in eight properties in Yacopi, central Cundinamarca province, and a quarantine declared to prevent the spread to 13 municipalities bordering the cattle corridor, ICA said.
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NEW PLAN Starting next year, taxpayers can still deduct these losses using the same rules — but only if the loss occurred during an event that the president officially declared to be a disaster.
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For the Babadook, this tipping point came at the hands of YouTube celebrity Tyler Oakley, who declared to his 5.76 million followers that he is totally the gay Babadook: me this month pic.twitter.
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Director Chris Miller declared to the world that filming for the movie started today by tweeting out a photo of the film's very first clapperboard, showing that they are on roll one, take one.
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"This movement that will not fall in line with Hillary Clinton is real," Bruce Carter, founder of Black Men for Bernie, declared to cheers from audience members, some of whom waved signs saying #NeverHillary.
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How this would work in the much larger city of Bangkok is unclear, and besides, as one Facebook commenter declared, "to shut down street business is to rip out the heart of the city."
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It is the first missile test since 2017 capable of medium-range flight, the first declared to be capable of carrying nuclear warheads, and the first that has landed in Japan's Exclusive Economic Zone.
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Though they sometimes publish partisan opinion pieces that travel on Facebook similarly to content from hyperpartisan sites, their political news coverage is not declared to be based on a specific political point of view.
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In December an investigation by the Indian Express revealed that in Dhamtari, a village in the state of Chhattisgarh declared to be "open defecation free", a third of the households still had no toilet.
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"We can't play small ball and hang our hats on good votes on bad bills that pass," Ms. Pressley declared, to cheers from a crowd of more than 200 in a purple-lit barroom.
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And while Franklin is known for her work as a soul singer, her astonishing, powerful, intelligent voice — the voice that the state of Michigan declared to be a natural resource — can do almost anything.
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How much better it would be if the companies honestly acknowledged their wrongs and declared to the world that they are prepared to work for, and partly pay for, realistic solutions for climate safety.
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"We will soon begin the construction of a great, great wall along our southern border," Mr. Trump declared, to the delight of many Republicans in the hall, who gave him a hearty standing ovation.
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He declared to the media that he was done with dunking (which was not the case after he joined New Jersey), and might have tipped the Seattle Supersonics off about a late-game play call.
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Less than a year after the coal industry was declared to be in terminal decline as governments tackle carbon dioxide emissions, coal markets have surged on factors such as China tightening regulations on local production.
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He said satellite imagery provided by allies had tracked Chinese vessels for three months last year in Benham Rise, a vast area the United Nations has declared to be part of the Philippines' continental shelf.
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First, he declared to the crowd, "Leaders in Washington brought large numbers of refugees to your state from Somalia without considering the impact on schools and communities and taxpayers," which elicited boos from the audience.
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The tech billionaire declared to the Republican National Convention that he is "proud to be gay," becoming the first speaker in the party's history to do so from the stage of the Republican National Convention.
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In New York with Mr. Trump for meetings at the United Nations, Mr. Mulvaney declared to other aides that he would not be the one defending the call, according to people involved in the matter.
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He had to plant again in dry ground after his crops failed to survive the drought that has struck Jiquilisco, one of the areas declared to be in a state of "red alert" by authorities.
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Clinton declared to laughs, exhibiting a flash of self-awareness and humor to a crowd that included Calvin Klein and Harvey Weinstein and for whom the prospect of a Donald J. Trump presidency is dire.
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Such comprehensive reform will not only benefit the bottom line of American business, it will also help make the passage of an infrastructure bill possible, something that President Trump has declared to be a priority.
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"To see an old big monster plant like this reopening, that is a great honor," he declared to a raucous crowd, clad in a mix of hard hats and "Make America Great Again" baseball caps.
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At a time when climate change topped voters' concerns in many polls, Mr. Scheer pushed to cancel a carbon tax introduced by Mr. Trudeau and proposed a carbon reduction plan universally declared to be inadequate.
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Trump had declared to the bank that he was worth more than $1703 billion, but Deutsche Bank concluded that the real number was closer to $788 million — a quarter of what Trump said it was.
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Roughly $35,000 and seven months later, Sinogene produced what China's official news media declared to be the country's first cloned cat — and another sign of the country's emergence as a power in cloning and genetics.
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Now, human rights watchdogs warn that much of the evidence of the Rohingya's history in Myanmar is in danger of being eradicated by a military campaign the United States has declared to be ethnic cleansing.
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Instead of narrowing the provisions that produced these results, Congress chose to provide the secretaries of state and Homeland Security unreviewable discretion to grant exemptions — decisions which are declared to be immune to judicial review.
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But the line that is most likely to follow him through the years came in January, when he declared to The Washington Post, "We're going to have insurance for everybody ... Much less expensive and much better."
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At the wrap of the Fox reality competition series' finale on Wednesday evening, the monster beat out the bee and peacock, was declared to be the champion of season 74 and took home the golden mask.
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"Imports of coal produced in North Korea -- including shipments already declared to the customs but yet to be released -- will be suspended for the remainder of this year," said the statement posted on the ministry's website.
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Midnight and countingStanislav Petrov, "the man who saved the world" was declared to have died on September 18th, aged 77 The telephone calls would come at night or at the weekend, just as he was unwinding.
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" University of Wisconsin historian Alfred McCoy declared to The Intercept that Trump has been demolishing "pillars of U.S. global power.... He's weakened the NATO alliance; he's weakened our alliances with Asian allies along the Pacific littoral.
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He went on to lump Mr. Johnson in with Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, whom Mr. Kaine and Hillary Clinton, his running mate, have repeatedly declared to be unfit to be commander in chief.
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"EU law does not preclude a host provider like Facebook from being ordered to remove identical and, in certain circumstances, equivalent comments previously declared to be illegal," the European Court of Justice said in a statement.
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"La Grande-Duchesse de Gérolstein," in which war is declared to brighten the spirits of a fictional grand duchy's ruler, lampooned European politics but also won the admiration of Otto von Bismarck upon its 1867 premiere.
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Under its new strategy, the Trump administration has promised to send more military advisers and trainers to Afghanistan: Less than 9,000 have been publicly declared to be present, but the number may be closer to 12,000.
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She's been open in the past about knowing exactly who she is, and accepting herself for it — something she even declared to fans on Twitter earlier this year when people accused her of cheating on Hemsworth.
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"The process will continue and we will look for other people who are involved," Thohir told a news conference, during which he said high-end bicycles not declared to customs were also found on the jet.
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"We have a chance to step up and step in, and repudiate Donald Trump and Trumpism," Newsom declared to ringing applause at a crowded rally later Saturday afternoon for Katie Porter, the Democrat challenging Republican Rep.
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Even though state-run power utility Corpoelec was declared to be in default on Friday for failing to make an interest payment on time, investors were heartened when the company said it had sent the money.
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"It is a privilege to be here to bring greetings on behalf of President Donald Trump," he declared to European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, standing in the commission's lobby as European bureaucrats bustled to and fro.
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"The bottom line is we won!" a triumphant Trump declared to a rowdy throng that half filled a hockey arena in downtown Cincinnati, in a state, Ohio, which Trump won by nearly nine points on election night.
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No matter who you've declared to be your Valentine next week, be it your long-term partner, a close friend, or the barista from your favorite coffee spot, upgrade their gift with a personal touch this year.
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At the 333 London Olympics, which he declared to be his last, Phelps won four gold and six medals but walked away filled with the regret that he simply went through the motions rather than embrace the opportunity.
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In 2012, one of the worst years for West Nile in the U.S., many states and communities were forced to bypass the NPDES process, waiting until after a public health emergency was declared to begin spraying for mosquitoes.
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The return to Rann came on the day when Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari was declared to have comfortably won a second term, but his main rival planned a fraud challenge after a vote marred by delays and violence.
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At the 2012 Olympics, which he had declared to be his last, Phelps won four gold and six medals but walked away filled with the regret that he simply went through the motions rather than embrace the moment.
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" Still feeling he didn't get enough time, Cam, 30, declared to the rest of the men ahead of the tailgate party (which replaced this week's cocktail party) that he needed to grab Hannah to "say something pretty serious.
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"The shipment was declared to contain frozen beef and was on the way from Nigeria to Vietnam," Singapore Customs and the National Parks Board said, estimating the total value of the animal parts at more than $38 million.
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This year marks 2628 years since the end of Operation Desert Storm, and as more than 28500 Desert Storm Veterans congregate for the 6900th National Memorial Day Parade, we look back after victory was declared to free Kuwait.
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He has championed a new law to cut the highest government salaries and raise the lowest ones, and proposed the expansion of social programs benefiting the poor and marginalized, whom he has declared to be his primary concern.
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After the 2012 London Olympics, which he had declared to be his last, Phelps walked away with not only the regret that he simply went through the motions but like many athletes in retirement, he appeared lost and unprepared.
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Turkey's foreign ministry said the Fatih ship was drilling in fields within the continental shelf that Turkey declared to the United Nations, and for which Turkish state energy company Turkish Petroleum (TP) had issued licenses in 2009 and 2012.
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The methods his forces used in 22015 have all been on display this year as the military has driven more than 260,203 Rohingya Muslims out of Myanmar in a campaign the United States has declared to be ethnic cleansing.
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"President Trump is tearing apart the moral fabric of this country," Gillibrand declared to hundreds of supporters, with Trump International Hotel and Tower - which she called a "shrine to greed, division and vanity" - as a backdrop in midtown Manhattan.
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"If this is what the minority can do, wait till you see what the majority can do when it picks up arms," Ajay Choudhary, a yoga instructor, loudly declared to applause and cheers, as he pointed to burned buildings.
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In another sign of the controversy perpetually swirling around this White House, House Democrats will meanwhile vote on Tuesday on a resolution to terminate what they say is Trump's "lawless" state of emergency declared to finance his border wall.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Less than a year after the coal industry was declared to be in terminal decline, the fossil fuel has staged its steepest price rally in over half a decade, making it one of the hottest major commodities.
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"During the hearing, when the judge said Kayden was declared to be our legal 'child, and is further said to be a member of the Wayne family with all the rights and responsibilities attached thereto,' I almost lost it," she recalled.
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"During the hearing, when the judge said Kayden was declared to be our legal 'child, and is further said to be a member of the Wayne family with all the rights and responsibilities attached thereto,' I almost lost it," Lilley recalls.
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But for Palestinians in marriages in which one partner comes from the West Bank and the other from territory Israel had declared to be part of the Israeli state, the slum is a haven where they can live legally together.
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"The agency has detected natural uranium particles of anthropogenic origin at a location in Iran not declared to the agency," the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the UN's nuclear watchdog, said in a confidential report published Monday, according to AFP.
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WASHINGTON — Hillary Clinton forwarded a chain of emails in 2009 to her daughter, Chelsea, that included information, most likely about climate talks, that the State Department later declared to be classified, according to a new batch of emails released on Friday.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China and the Philippines do not and will not have a dispute over Benham Rise, China's Foreign Ministry said on Thursday, referring to a vast area the United Nations has declared to be part of the Philippines' continental shelf.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - The U.N. nuclear watchdog told Iran on Monday there is no time to waste in answering its questions, which diplomats say include how traces of uranium were found at a site that was not declared to the agency.
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Socrates thought that reading and writing would have disastrous effects on memory; the novel, the telegraph, the telephone, and the television were all declared to be the End of Civilization as We Know It, particularly in the hands of the young.
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Differences in the wording of that equivalent content, compared with the content which was declared to be illegal, must not, in any event, be such as to require the host provider concerned to carry out an independent assessment of that content.
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The six men began taking the molecule on January 7, and by January 10 the first man was hospitalized and his condition rapidly deteriorated until he was declared to be brain dead by Gilles Edan, the chief neuroscientist at the Rennes hospital.
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Less than a year after the coal industry was declared to be in terminal decline, markets for coal used to generate power and make steel have surged - boosted by moves in China to mine less of its own coal and import more.
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The Panama Papers, a trove of documents leaked from a fancy law firm in 2016, suggested that Mr Sharif's family owned the flats, which would imply that that they had income that they had not declared to the relevant authorities in Pakistan.
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EU MEETING The foreign ministry said the Fatih ship was drilling in fields within the continental shelf that Turkey had declared to the United Nations, and for which Turkish state energy company Turkish Petroleum (TP) had issued licenses in 2009 and 2012.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Muslim Rohingya insurgents said on Saturday they are ready to respond to any peace move by the Myanmar government but a one-month ceasefire they declared to enable the delivery of aid in violence-racked Rakhine State is about to end.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. When the final whistle sounded at Camp Nou last Wednesday night, Barcelona's incredible Champions League victory over Paris Saint-Germain was almost instantly declared to be one of the greatest comebacks in sporting history.
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"They told us we were doing the wrong thing with [this album] when in fact we were predicting the way, in fact, creating the way, everything would go in British pop for the next three years," Albarn declared to Maconie, and he's correct.
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"This is the closest that we've come to repealing ObamaCare," Ryan declared to a packed room of his House colleagues Thursday as he ceremoniously prepared to send the bill to Obama's desk while receiving hugs, handshakes and shoulder pats from his colleagues.
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The truce should be declared to mark the Muslim Eid al-Adha holiday, U.N. Libya envoy Ghassan Salame told the Security Council, and be accompanied by confidence-building moves like an exchange of prisoners and remains and release of those arbitrarily detained.
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In such a situation, a contract stipulating real agreement terms will be drawn up alongside another contract that reflects a smaller earnings figure, with the latter document subsequently declared to the authorities to allow for lower tax payment, according to a Reuters report.
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Federal law allows United States citizens to transfer money overseas, but these foreign holdings must be declared to the Treasury Department, and any taxes on capital gains, interest or dividends must be paid — just as if the money had been invested domestically.
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While Christians and Shiites have been targeted and killed, they did not suffer the unforgiving assault that the Islamic State waged against the Yazidi minority, whom the terrorist group declared to be in a category of its own as "mushrikin," or polytheists.
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Less than a year after the coal industry was declared to be in terminal decline as governments tackle reducing carbon dioxide emissions, markets for coal used to generate power and make steel have surged on factors such as China tightening regulations on local production.
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For example, she had stuck up a note saying that test results would be declared to patients after 12 PM—something I thought was amusing, since we were often given the results earlier and had plenty of time to pass them on before midday.
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And, in early 2018, Tim Cook—CEO of Apple—declared to a group of students in Essex, England, that he doesn't think children (such as his nephew) should use a social network, or overuse technology at all, which shows that these aren't simply 'Luddite' concerns.
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Bernard Schwartz, a longtime Democratic donor and the CEO of BLS Investments, acknowledged that he knows of people on Wall Street who have declared to Schumer and party leadership that they won't spend in favor of Democratic Senate candidates if Warren is the nominee.
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" Aside from the common law, the Civil Rights Act of 85033 addressed the matter, stating that "all persons born in the United States, and not subject to any foreign power, excluding Indians not taxed, are hereby declared to be citizens of the United States.
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The announcement came days after Mr. Trump declared to the world that "everybody can now feel much safer" after his meeting with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un: "There is no longer a Nuclear Threat from North Korea," Mr. Trump said on Twitter.
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It is difficult to believe that so many men — who society declared to be among the most brilliant minds on the planet — could all take Epstein's money, travel with him, share long conversations with him, and not see that there was something going on behind the scenes.
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The Vietnam War immersed us deeper in conflict, the civil rights movement created a social referendum on equal rights and an end to segregation, and a War on Poverty was declared to address the disparity of wealth, health care, education and employment opportunity across the nation.
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This is where Jennifer Lawrence was in 20153, and where Taylor Swift was in 2014: the point where the starlet is up for major awards, on the cover of every magazine, featured on every talk show, and roundly declared to be the best thing since sliced bread.
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"I will always put America first, just like you, as the leaders of your countries, will always and should always put your countries first," Mr. Trump declared to a smattering of applause from an audience that included gimlet-eyed diplomats from some of the countries he criticized.
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"Give me the ability to seek employment without worrying about my health," a Medicaid beneficiary in Ohio declared to state surveyors earlier this year CMS' new guidance does the opposite, and will set back this and many other beneficiaries' efforts to achieve health and financial well-being.
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Last year, a three-judge panel selected Bernard Grofman, a professor of political science at the University of California, Irvine, as a "special master" to advise them on the complexities of resetting Virginia House districts that they had declared to be in violation of federal voting-rights protections.
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Months after reports of a doping violation first surfaced, the American tennis player Varvara Lepchenko was declared to bear "no fault or negligence" for her infringement by the International Tennis Federation on Tuesday after having tested positive for meldonium in January at a WTA tournament in Brisbane, Australia.
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"There is no fair comparison between announcing a material status change in an investigation that you publicly declared to be closed — in an announcement the public can be expected to rely on — and speaking about investigative moves, or nonmoves, in a covert national security investigation," Mr. Richman said.
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"I am more and more convinced that our campaign is going to earn the 1,237 delegates needed to win… either before Cleveland or at the convention in Cleveland we will win the majority of the delegates and together we will beat Hillary Clinton here in November," Cruz declared to cheers.
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"Pitch up, pitch up!" one pilot declared to another before the cockpit radio went dead, per a Wall Street Journal report on Friday that chronicled the minutes from takeoff to nosedive of the Ethiopian Airlines Flight ET303, described with new details by people surrounding the ongoing investigations, pilots and airlines executives.
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Just a day after the perfunctory G7 meeting in Sicily, she returned to Germany and declared to an audience in Munich that the United States and UK are no longer reliable partners, and that the US in particular has "weakened the West" and is out to undermine the European Union.
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He also called on Russian authorities to offer clarity on their role in the nerve agent attack on a former spy in the English city of Salisbury, and to come clean on any arms programmes that may not have been declared to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.
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In less than seven days, he has learned that Russia is not our ally and that far from being obsolete, NATO is instead a "great alliance" and "the bulwark of international peace and stability" as he declared to NATO's Secretary General during a meeting at the White House on April 12.
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" He was arguing against America Firsters, who wanted the United States to be an island, a vision he declared to be a nightmare, "the nightmare of a people lodged in prison, handcuffed, hungry, and fed through the bars from day to day by the contemptuous, unpitying masters of other continents.
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Yet if the tragedy cast a pall over the pride celebrations happening across the country, it has also motivated people to come together in support and love: In Orlando on Monday night, thousands turned out for a candlelight vigil where Pulse employees declared—to massive cheers—that the club would reopen.
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The Framers understood and declared to the world that democratic governors derived their powers from the knowing and voluntary consent of the governed as expressed in free, fair, and unfettered elections unmarred by the influence or sabotage of any foreign country or entity not a member of the political community.
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Collins became the first member of Congress to publicly endorse Trump in the GOP primaries, and he quickly became a top campaign surrogate on cable TV. Just days after Trump's election, Collins declared to reporters in the Capitol that he had been designated as the Trump transition team's liaison to Congress.
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"We won the popular vote in Iowa, we won the New Hampshire primary, and according to three networks and the AP, we have now won the Nevada caucus," Sanders declared to cheers at a San Antonio rally shortly after Nevada was called, and after predicting he'd win the Texas primary too.
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For all that is known about Mr. Sessions, one thing that is unclear is how he will measure up to what he has declared to be a crucial test of an attorney general's qualifications: the willingness to stand up to the president, who in this case plucked him from obscurity.
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Hedge fund Knight Vinke, an E.ON shareholder that has not reported the size of its stake because it is below a 3 percent disclosure threshold, has been a vocal advocate for a spin-off of the utility's regulated network business, which E.ON has declared to be a part of its core business.
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"I want the backing of every man, every woman and every adolescent child in every state of the United States and in every county of every state; their backing for what you and the officers of law and order are trying to accomplish," he declared to attendees at a crime conference in 1934.
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" The bit, of course, was a not-so-sly reference to Spicer's very first day at work as Donald Trump's White House press secretary, in which he angrily declared to the press that Trump's inauguration crowd was the "largest audience to witness an inauguration, period, both in person and around the world.
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Jeanne asserted her own skill in the ring in 1925, when she declared to a judge (she was being arraigned for failing to keep a muzzle on her terrier) that she "knocked out twenty-five women and five men in Europe," but that no one would fight her in the United States.
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The disagreement over Donald Jr.'s testimony is just the latest example of the Republican conference fracturing in recent months: Senate Republicans split over a resolution to stop the Saudi-led war in Yemen and they also were divided over a measure condemning the national emergency Trump declared to obtain funding for his border wall.
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"When he declared to the world's leaders that he was embarrassed by the Iran nuclear deal negotiated by his presidential predecessor, I felt he shamed America and thereby shamed himself," said Martin S. Indyk, who served as ambassador to Israel under President Bill Clinton and as a Middle East envoy under President Barack Obama.
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Thom Tillis (R-NC), a swing-state senator up for reelection in 2020, experienced firsthand what happens when a Republican goes against Trump: After writing a Washington Post op-ed opposing the national emergency Trump had declared to obtain funds for his border wall, Tillis was threatened with a primary challenge and quickly reversed course.
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"The swearing in of any person not lawfully declared to have won an election by the independent election and boundaries commission, and the swearing in that is not conducted by the chief justice of the Republic of Kenya is a process wholly unanticipated by the constitution and is null and void and illegal," Muigai said.
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Modelled on 1940s wartime rules aimed at crushing anti-British agitation (in fact the current version is arguably more draconian than colonial ones), AFSPA allows army personnel in areas declared to be "disturbed" to shoot to kill, to break up gatherings of more than five people, and to search without warrant or destroy property that is deemed suspicious.
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"I am here to face my accusers one way or another," he declared to a bank of cameras just outside a hearing of the Senate Intelligence Committee, where Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, and Jack Dorsey, the chief executive of Twitter, faced questions from senators about how to combat foreign influence campaigns on their platforms.
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"If the legal status of embryos is not declared to be that of a person, the Plaintiffs will not be able to bring a cause of action for wrongful death and will not be able to seek relief for the mental anguish incurred by the Plaintiffs as surviving parents," Taubman wrote in his original complaint last year.
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From the judgement: … it is important that the equivalent information referred to in paragraph 41 above contains specific elements which are properly identified in the injunction, such as the name of the person concerned by the infringement determined previously, the circumstances in which that infringement was determined and equivalent content to that which was declared to be illegal.
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"President (Donald) Trump has ordered the State Department to stop funding ineffective relief efforts at the United Nations, ... and from this day forward, America will provide support directly to persecuted communities through USAID," Pence declared to extended applause while speaking in Washington to the group In Defense of Christians, which advocates for greater protection of Christians in the Middle East.
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Related: Donald Trump Says Suspected Terrorist Arrested in Brussels Should be Waterboarded "Our principle, I declared to the president [of the United States], is that we love our neighbor, which means we love all people, in all places and at all times," LDS Church President Dieter F. Uchtdorf, a leader in the Mormon Church, told LDS-owned newspaper Deseret News in 2014.
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The casting of the film's four stars — Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy, Kate McKinnon, and Leslie Jones — was declared to be a "SJW" capitulation to "political correctness," and Jones, the only woman of color in the cast, became the target of a particularly hateful online assault led by self-styled provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos (who was eventually banned from Twitter as a result).
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The 2ID is "the only forward-based Army division integrated with Allied troops" in Korea, President Trump proudly declared to U.S. service members after his highly publicized crossing of the DMZ on June 30 to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. For those who live in Dongducheon, however, the base and surrounding town hold a mixed and painful legacy.
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Baldwin, who sparred with Trump on Twitter after the real estate mogul dubbed the NBC show unfunny and "biased," declared to his more than 1 million followers on Twitter on Thursday that Inauguration Day will mark the "beginning" of the end for the president-elect: 85033-We are not far from the day when the most reviled candidate in our history will become President.
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The report, which provided a broad outline of the Syrian government-backed offensive supported by Russia on the eastern Ghouta region over recent months, also said French services had assessed that not all Syrian government chemical stockpiles and capacities had been declared to the U.N. Syria had omitted to declare many of the activities of its Scientific Studies and Research Centre (SSRC), the report said.
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Correction: As originally written, this post was more or less accurate in regards to what happened to the Lannisters' plundered gold, but I amended it, later, to be inaccurate, stating the gold was destroyed in the dragon attack, after watching just the scene between Cersei and the Iron Bank's representative, but not the later scene where the gold is declared to be safe at King's Landing.
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The aggressive gerrymandering, which the Supreme Court just declared to be a matter beyond its purview; the voter suppression schemes; the dubious proposals that haven't gone anywhere — yet — like trying to award presidential electoral votes by congressional district rather than by state, a scheme that Republicans in five states considered after the 2012 election and that is still discussed: These are not ideas aimed at invigorating democracy.
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In the hands of a president who routinely says that all asylum seekers should turn around and go home, and an administration that has sought to radically reduce the scope of asylum, the use of metering fits all too easily into a general strategy of attempting to reduce immigration to the US. "We're not turning people away," Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan declared to reporters in October.
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