Think: the gendered sections in stores designating where you browse.
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Designating rivers as persons detracts from these seemingly related efforts.
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The president has wide latitude in designating people for clearances.
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The United States responded by designating China a currency manipulator.
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MetLife sued to overturn FSOC's ruling designating it a systemically
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The decision was the first designating cryptocurrencies as a commodity.
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Iran retaliated by designating the U.S. military a terrorist organization.
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I would not recommend designating all 78 municipalities as covered entities.
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Start by designating new beneficiaries, and re-assess your legacy priorities.
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Iran retaliates by designating the US military as a terrorist group.
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Is there opposition to designating the Bible as a state book?
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The board is charged with designating a site for the museum.
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Janis likewise sees designating a red team as an invaluable function.
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Perhaps our biggest mistake was not designating a leader of the meeting.
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I applaud him for acting judiciously in designating Bears Ears National Monument.
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Trump had previously criticized Obama for designating a national monument in Maine.
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However, it is not designating a critical habitat for the tropical fish.
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There is no legal mechanism for designating domestic extremist groups as terrorists.
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As a congressman, he wore the ribbon designating his Combat Infantryman's Badge.
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Each lunch has a color-coded number and letter designating its destination.
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This includes designating a specific individual with responsibility for filing CFTC Form 304.
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Efforts are afoot to clean it up, for example by designating permitted areas.
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Official visitors are given a temporary pass designating their destination inside the Capitol.
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Nujaba strongly objected to moves by Washington towards designating it a terrorist group.
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Even those who excel at time management and designating tasks can feel overwhelmed.
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Iran responded in kind, designating all U.S. troops in the Middle East terrorists.
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Iran responded in kind, designating all U.S. troops in the Middle East terrorists.
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In his letter designating Razzaz, King Abullah said price hikes had burdened Jordanians.
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The proposal adds regulatory hurdles to the process of designating a critical habitat.
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Iran retaliated by designating the United States Central Command as a terrorist organization.
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But Mr. Xi could keep his options open by delaying designating a successor.
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Part of that campaign included designating the IRGC as a foreign terrorist organization.
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The White House is reportedly considering designating the Brotherhood as a terrorist group.
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Designating a guardian, especially for parents who are single by choice, is crucial.
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Essentially, the color of the year is designating a color as a celebrity.
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Meehan likens it to constructing an apartment building and designating it for affordable housing.
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What good is designating a business as feminist if it doesn't treat workers fairly?
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We walk out onto the pile past pink topped stakes designating every ten feet.
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Formally designating the Brotherhood could also worsen the U.S. relationship with NATO ally Turkey.
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The agency is also considering designating a critical habitat for these sea-dwelling creatures.
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We forfeited a player slot by designating one of the setups to training mode.
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Among these first tasks, Hoyt says, should be designating beneficiaries on your financial accounts.
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This would prohibit colleges and universities from designating their campuses as gun-free zones.
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But designating a country a currency manipulator is often far from a clear decision.
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Designating that power to Facebook and others gives them greater influence over public discourse.
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Rather, this was subtraction — the Red Sox designating third baseman Pablo Sandoval for assignment.
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There is a precedent for designating violent groups as terrorist organizations in Latin America.
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Republicans have voiced support for designating cartels as terrorist groups in the past. Reps.
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Tehran responded by designating the regional United States Central Command (CENTCOM) as a terrorist organisation.
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Thank you, President Obama, for designating Bears Ears National Monument in Utah for all Americans.
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That's not to say the government didn't mess up in its process of designating MetLife.
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That trip may coincide with the US designating North Korea a state sponsor of terror.
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The U.S. State Department followed up by designating Uzbekistan a "country of particular concern" (CPC).
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The Air Force is considering re-designating the BUFF as the B-52J after modifications.
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We're designating a select few pre-Series A companies to be a TC Top Pick.
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Designating top brands may drive more consumers searching for products on Amazon to make purchases.
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In 1994, President Bill Clinton signed a law designating it a National Day of Service.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo recommended designating Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a foreign terrorist organization.
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I will be designating what is to happen to my hat in my will. Seriously!
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The Iranian government responded by designating the United States Central Command as a terrorist organization.
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While designating such a figure can be helpful, Ms. Adams said, today it's not sufficient.
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Tehran responded by designating the regional United States Central Command (CENTCOM) as a terrorist organization.
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Designating Stonewall a landmark last year was a no-brainer and a declaration of civic pride.
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The White House said it was working towards designating the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organisation.
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Re-designating North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism would be largely of symbolic significance.
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Atlantic marine monument President Obama is planning on designating a new monument today, and it's underwater!
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"Without designating those responsible, we don't see any credibility to this cessation of hostilities," Hijab said.
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Designating an innocent bystander or civilian as a criminal suspect influences how police approach an individual.
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But Lyft and Uber have insisted that designating their drivers as employees would not be fair.
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The news follows President Donald Trump's Monday announcement, designating North Korea a state sponsor of terrorism.
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Or that the president designating the opioid epidemic a "health emergency" would move the political needle.
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Former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson spoke publicly about the potential dangers of designating the IRGC.
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The same system could be employed before designating someone for electronic surveillance or for presidential pardons.
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By designating them as "systemically significant financial institutions," Dodd-Frank has made big banks more entrenched.
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The agency will begin accepting applications at the end of the month for designating rural areas.
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Washington, DC considers designating an autonomous vehicle testing and demonstration corridor right off the National Mall.
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Last week, Senate Democrats introduced a resolution designating April 11–17 as Black Maternal Health Week.
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Designating China as a currency manipulator had no automatic consequences for policy in Washington or Beijing.
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But several programmers told VICE that designating theaters as either strictly repertory or commercial isn't realistic.
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The Air Force began converting the craft into QF-16s (the Q designating drones) in 2010.
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Officially designating the Brotherhood as a terrorist organization would roil American relations in the Middle East.
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In March 2014, Hoory told Microsoft that the IRS was considering designating the case for litigation.
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There's even a committee in the House specifically devoted to designating and drawing up the rules.
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Each state has its own planning process, designating beneficiaries and planning how they'll spend their money.
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Designating a country doesn't immediately trigger penalties, but is seen by other governments as a provocation.
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Houston cleared a spot on its 40-man roster by designating OF Andrew Aplin for assignment.
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The company also faces a seemingly constant low-grade backlash for not designating their drivers as employees.
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That is why the process for designating firms, especially those that are not banks, should be reevaluated.
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Legislation this month included a measure designating the problem a "social disaster", which could unlock emergency funds.
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Last month, Trump and his Cabinet mulled designating the Muslim Brotherhood a foreign terrorist organization, with Sen.
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Washington previously sanctioned Iran's elite IRGC in April, designating it a terrorist organization in an unprecedented move.
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It is analogous to assembling specific components of a commercial product and designating its manufacturer and purchaser.
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" Earlier this week, Trump signed a proclamation designating May 2018 as "National Physical Fitness and Sports Month.
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"I thank the Landmark Preservation Commission for designating this postmodernist masterpiece for future generations of New Yorkers."
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Designating a country doesn't immediately trigger penalties, but it is seen by other governments as a provocation.
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It was more about the failings of the characters who were designating him as a messiah type.
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" The Affordable Care Act vastly expanded access to addiction treatment by designating those services as "essential benefits.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump issued a proclamation Friday designating April as National Sexual Assault Awareness month.
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The Justice Department Monday also said it was designating a sitting US attorney to oversee the process.
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The Trump administration has expressed interest in designating the IRGC, but held back due to internal disagreements.
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Immigrant advocates are right when they assert that designating people as "illegal" strips them of their humanity.
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Yet, it is impossible to specify inadequate entry procedures without designating the responsible and high risk countries.
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Huawei and ZTE also have the opportunity to challenge the FCC's vote designating the companies as threats.
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Mayor Greg Stanton previously proposed designating Terminal 3 in Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport in McCain's honor.
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" He said protesters would most likely demand that the army "stop designating the president and the government.
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Purdue turned over more than 250 boxes of records to Thomas, designating most of the evidence confidential.
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Mock tombstones designating some of the more than 1,000 people who killed themselves in Washington state in 2017.
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He voted against designating Prudential and MetLife Inc as SIFIs, but was outnumbered by his other FSOC colleagues.
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All seven nations appear on a handful of government lists designating sponsors of terrorism and countries of concern.
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" General Electric's financial arm asked the U.S. government to quit designating it as a "systemically important financial institution.
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OF Oswaldo Arcia (elbow strain) was reinstated from the 15-day disabled list and immediately designating for assignment.
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Treasury is on the right track by recently identifying and designating Iranian digital currency exchangers facilitating illicit operations.
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"The US' reason for designating me is that I am Iran's 'primary spokesperson around the world'," he wrote.
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President Donald Trump on Monday said the U.S. is designating North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism.
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For one, the National Park Service is considering designating sites related to Till's lynching as national park areas.
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Tehran retaliated against Washington's move by designating the regional United States Central Command (CENTCOM) as a terrorist organization.
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" The World Health Organization has warned against designating the virus as the "Wuhan virus" or the "Chinese virus.
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He said designating the group a terrorist organization "would almost in a sense penalize them" for the reforms.
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The state also proposed designating parking areas, busing protesters and cutting off traffic for at least 10 blocks.
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The CFPB will begin accepting applications at the end of the month for designating rural areas. http://bit.
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The laws designating how businesses must react after a data breach currently vary wildly from state to state.
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A spokesperson for the company urged Pai to reconsider designating Huawei as a threat in a statement Friday.
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In April, the US took the unprecedented step of designating Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps as a foreign terrorist organization.
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In 1966, Lyndon Johnson issued a presidential proclamation designating the holiday, and Richard Nixon made it official in 1972.
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Media Research Center writer Corinne Weaver doesn't agree with the comparison and blasted Noah for designating himself a hero.
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Between 2010 and 2016, the couple concealed their alleged crimes by designating the expenses as "campaign related," she admitted.
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In this week's Federal Register, the DEA proposes designating the drug as Schedule I for up to three years.
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Texas traded RHP Sam Dyson to the San Francisco Giants on Tuesday after designating him for assignment last week.
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When Petty drew up his map, however, he added new information, designating parishes according to their potential future profitability.
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The baseline costs of designating the Red-Legged Frog in California were estimated at $28503 million to $22019 million.
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Designating, say, Bank of China, would essentially kill off that institution and rock confidence in China's already shaky banks.
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If people decide to go, the agency advises drafting a will and designating insurance beneficiaries or power of attorney.
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"Not designating a successor could be seen as a trick by Xi to grab a third term," he said.
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On Friday, Suga said Japan had protested to Seoul after the South Korean parliament passed a bill designating Aug.
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The stigma continued during and after World War II. In 1987, Congress sought to change that by designating Oct.
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Civic leaders are beginning to pitch state economic development officials on designating tracts of their communities as Opportunity Zones.
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And it took on smaller yet still symbolic causes, such as designating the Stonewall Inn as a national monument.
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Consider also designating specific plates, utensils and cups for sick family members, because some dishwashers don't eliminate all noroviruses.
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Downtown buildings in my hometown, San Antonio, displayed yellow and black circular signs designating directions to air-raid shelters.
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It could sidestep national jealousies without trouble by designating most of the member nations' main languages as official languages.
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The Trump administration is designating this week as "Energy Week" in an attempt to promote the president's energy agenda.
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President Trump tweeted on Friday that the U.S. will "temporarily hold off" on designating Mexican cartels as terrorist organizations.
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The United States began doing so on a modest scale last week by designating four Chinese entities and individuals.
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This wasn't a place that was originally intended for recreation, so why are they designating it for recreation now?
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By tagging someone and designating an amount, Tippr withdrew some BCH from your hotwallet and allocated it to the recipient.
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By purchasing the rights to farmland and designating it for agricultural use, its development potential drops, along with its value.
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Designating China as a currency manipulator seriously harms international rules, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) said in a statement.
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Some cities have responded by designating on-street parking areas for scooters and capping their speeds in popular pedestrian areas.
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Led by CEO Clark Valberg, the company is designating $5 million to invest in startups working in the design space.
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"People were troubled," said Annie Donovan, who previously ran the Treasury office in charge of designating areas as opportunity zones.
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But an epic collection of Facebook photos shows her flying solo with her arm designating where her husband would've been.
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From there, you can get the measurements of that recognized object without doing the manual work of designating a boundary.
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She suggested Twitter could avoid similar problems by designating an employee to think through the ways features might be abused.
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After finding the game with Rally's search tool and designating the pickup location, or Rally Point, you just book it.
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Alt+Home (or Cmd+Shift+H) - load your currently designating home page in the current tab, replacing what's already there.
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The agency's former director Richard Cordray resigned Friday just before designating English as the CFPB's deputy director and his successor.
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"The US' reason for designating me is that I am Iran's 'primary spokesperson around the world'," Zarif said on Twitter.
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The practice of designating personnel ceilings dates back at least to the Vietnam War, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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They also called up newly-acquired OF Leonys Martin from Triple-A Iowa while designating LJHP Jack Leathersich for assignment.
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Previous elaborate systems designating specific evacuation centres have also been abandoned along the coast in many cases as too complicated.
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Chicago sent RHP Michael Ynoa outright to Triple-A Charlotte on Saturday - two days after designating him for assignment. 3.
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NOTES: Philadelphia officially released OF Michael Saunders and RHP Jeanmar Gomez on Sunday after designating them for assignment last Tuesday.
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It may even speed the uptake of educational VR and AR by clearly designating products designed to that market's sensibilities.
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The deal was heavily criticised, in part because it relied on the EU designating Turkey a "safe country" for refugees.
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Signs designating the area a quiet zone proved futile, and numerous visits by the police provided only short-term solutions.
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That's just fiction; this is real life, and they may react very negatively to the designating of basically their god.
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A safe zone in Syria would entail designating one or more areas where civilians can take refuge from military threats.
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Designating the IRGC as a foreign terrorist organization would reassure our allies in the Gulf that we stand with them.
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Designating these areas as critical habitat will trigger a requirement that any federally permitted activity must avoid harming the habitat.
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Subaru said company rules designating who was allowed to inspect cars had been inconsistent with government guidelines for 30 years.
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The agency argued it had to evaluate "a host of complex issues" before designating which states had met the standard.
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Designating cartels as "terrorists" bolsters the president's border narrative but could have unintended consequences on military action, guns and refugees.
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By designating Jackson for assignment, Texas has seven days to trade, release or send him outright to the minor leagues.
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Premiere users can make use of Auto Reframe by first designating how much motion is in the video they're editing.
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But they stopped short of designating the guards corps itself a terrorist organization because the potential blowback outweighed the benefits.
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And it's not hard to imagine other adversarial governments designating American individuals or military units as "terrorists" for political reasons.
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"Livestreaming platforms need to start designating places as protected venues with different rules for livestreaming in those locations," Lowcock said.
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Numerous current and former U.S. officials and other experts say that designating Mexican cartels as FTOs would be counter-productive.
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While no one disagreed about most of the plans, the military dissented about designating either group as a terrorist organization.
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Designating washers and dryers for pet-related laundry would not cost the building money, nor would it burden other residents.
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Designating some time to not work can be the best key to actually accomplishing the work you need to do.
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However, I now think that designating Chelsea Manning as a Visiting Fellow was a mistake, for which I accept responsibility.
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" Through Willingham, Afshin Pishevar said designating the rope a noose amounts to "an ill-fated attempt to bolster a meritless lawsuit.
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Moscow then deployed the weapon, now referred to as the SSC-8, the elimination of the "X" designating it as operational.
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The Department of Homeland Security has considered designating fentanyl a weapon of mass destruction in certain situations, Task & Purpose scooped yesterday.
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But instead of designating heavy-weights and light-weights, individual sports could create divisions based on the types of enhancements allowed.
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Earlier this year Congress passed a resolution designating Chaldean and Assyrian Christians the victims of attempted genocide by Islamic State (IS).
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He would implement the tariffs by designating the imports a national security threat, according to a confidential U.S. Commerce Department report.
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"I now think that designating Chelsea Manning as a visiting fellow was a mistake, for which I accept responsibility," Elmendorf said.
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Colorado made room for Gray and Hanigan by optioning C Tom Murphy to Albuquerque and designating RHP Chad Qualls for assignment.
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Tampa Bay will activate RHP Brad Boxberger (back) from the disabled list Thursday after designating RHP Danny Farquhar for assignment. 2.
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Designating federal money for pet projects reached such a corrupting level during the Hastert era that it was later banned altogether.
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The administration should also use the Kingpin Act against Hezbollah as well as designating it as a transnational criminal organization (TCO).
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Michael Rogers supports designating his unit as a "unified combatant command," as do many lawmakers in both the House and Senate.
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This week, the Trump administration took the unusual step of designating Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a foreign terrorist organization.
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The institute is calling for city and state governments to do a better job lighting and designating intersections and pedestrian crosswalks.
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By designating city attorneys as special assistant attorneys general, a state attorney general could empower cities to exercise state litigation authority.
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LHP Tommy Layne pitched the ninth inning Saturday and after the game, the Yankees announced they were designating him for assignment.
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In 2015, Congress passed legislation designating the DHS as the hub for sharing information on cyber threats with the private sector.
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If signed, the Post reported, the order could begin the process of officially designating the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization.
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"Authorized hunting through designating the grizzly bear as a game animal may reduce the amount of illegal poaching," the proposal said.
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To provide such immediate notifications, entities should consider designating personnel for the specific purpose of providing notifications once they are confirmed.
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Since 2006, when Ukraine adopted a law designating the famine a genocide, 18 countries and 21 American states have followed suit.
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President Obama said in a statement: I'm designating the Stonewall National Monument as the newest addition to America's National Park System.
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In July, UNESCO infuriated Israeli officials by designating the old city in Hebron in the West Bank a World Heritage site.
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It would be a first instance of the United States designating a unit of another government's military as a terrorist group.
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This year, hoping to energize liberal voters, environmentalists proposed designating the funds from the tax to clean energy and environmental programs.
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Documenting end-of-life wishes, designating health care decision-makers and writing wills is even more important than for married couples.
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We started making positive impacts only when we changed tack, designating drugs as a social problem and not a military one.
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Designating these groups as foreign terrorist organizations would offer authorities three important advantages — ones they currently enjoy when dealing with jihadists.
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A DOJ official disputed that Barr agreed with Trump in an Oval Office meeting about designating the cartels as terror groups.
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The FBI has investigated the shooting as an act of terror but has stopped short of formally designating it as such.
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"I now think that designating Chelsea Manning as a Visiting Fellow was a mistake, for which I accept responsibility," said Elmendorf.
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President Obama and Secretary Clinton still refuse what most countries fighting the Jihadists do: identifying the threat and designating the ideology.
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MetLife is currently in a legal tangle over federal regulators designating it a "systemically important financial institution," or SIFI, in 2014.
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Spivack reached out to the Honolulu Museum of Art for guidance, which is designating the project an official off-site installation.
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A win for conservationists: The Senate passed a sweeping measure designating more than one million acres of wilderness for environmental protection.
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Officially designating a live house as a venue would affect developers by altering the dynamics of the property market, he said.
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A January poll from the Grand Canyon Trust, which supports designating the monument, found 80 percent of Arizonans also in favor.
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Some in Congress have criticized the long-standing FAA practice of designating some certification tasks to Boeing or other aircraft manufacturers.
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In the waning months of his administration, President Barack Obama angered Republicans by designating millions of acres of land as national monuments.
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In addition, properly designating white supremacist acts of terror could provide the proper law enforcement lens from which to investigate these cases.
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Hardy, star of "Inception" and other movies, received a CBE award, designating him a "commander" of the empire, a still higher designation.
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"Today the United States is designating North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism," Trump said during a Cabinet meeting on Monday.
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Users can search coffee, bars, and restaurants in their city (and even down to their neighborhood) by simply designating a price range.
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Mr Netanyahu's cabinet is backing a bill designating Israel the nation-state of the Jews and stripping Arabic of its official status.
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In recent years, the practice of designating a presidential successor during major events has gained increased notoriety and spurred a television series.
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Walid Phares, a counterterrorism advisor to the Trump campaign, has said that President-Elect Trump would consider designating the group as well.
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The White House has also discussed requiring Congress, not the Department of Homeland Security, to handle designating Temporary Protected Status for immigrants.
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The front of the jersey had number 16, designating the current year, and the back had 107 for her age, Browne said.
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Last year, the Drug Enforcement Administration considered designating kratom as a Schedule 1 controlled substance, the same category as heroin and LSD.
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Michael Rogers supports designating his unit as a "unified combatant command," as do military-focused lawmakers in both the House and Senate.
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For example, the plan does not specify how the administration would go about designating and creating a US prison for Guantanamo detainees.
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The U.S. government will need emergency trade measures such as designating key Chinese and other suppliers in areas of U.S. crucial need.
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In this trial, the House of Representatives acts as a prosecutor — designating certain impeachment managers to argue their side in the Senate.
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Officials in the Obama administration had also looked at the potential for designating the Muslim Brotherhood, but found no basis for it.
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Disease is rife, but the Jordanian authorities have blocked access to aid and medical treatment, designating the area a closed military zone.
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The Trump administration placed Huawei on a trade blacklist called an "entity list" in May 2019, designating it a national security risk.
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By designating Wagga Beach — and another notable pick, Fraser Island's Lake McKenzie — Farmer is shaking up what constitutes a "beach" in Australia.
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The team also cut Greg Bird, the frequently injured first baseman, and left-hander Nestor Cortes Jr., designating the pair for assignment.
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While the Trump administration has recommended designating $90 million of the Social Security Administration's funding toward reducing the backlog, Walters is skeptical.
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The BBNJ will include guidelines for designating new marine protected areas, where commercial fishing is limited, and for sharing marine genetic resources.
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"They will accurately predict that their risk of COPPA liability for deceitfully designating their content is high," Slaughter wrote in a statement.
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Trump also promoted a tweet from Dan Scavino, his social media director, that showed him signing a proclamation on Monday designating Sept.
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These players have briefings designating them as Democrats or Republicans, and know they will face re-election just before the game's end.
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Prosecutors say they paid $500,000 to a fake charity to get their two daughters into USC, falsely designating them as crew team recruits.
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And why didn't we think of designating a spot on the car for kids to touch while we're unloading groceries for the trunk?
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Turkey retaliated by briefly designating 700 German companies doing business in Turkey as suspected of supporting terrorism — a designation it lifted almost immediately.
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The courts have ended up saying "both," designating embryos a sort of special property and using a combination of both types of law.
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In addition, concerns were raised about designating too many Senate-confirmed persons from other offices to serve as acting officers in additional positions.
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On Friday, President Barack Obama signed a declaration designating September 11, 2016 as Patriot Day and a National Day of Service and Remembrance.
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Ashe, a challenge to the Fish and Wildlife Service's revision of the rule designating protected habitats of the marbled murrelet, an endangered seabird.
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It also seemed curious that some of the machines had names floating above their heads, designating them as something beyond a mindless enemy.
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Establishing a cybersecurity strategy, designating personnel responsibilities, identifying risks, and sharing information with authorities are among the key action items in the standards.
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Rather than designating the two top floors for executive offices, Salesforce will keep them open to all employees and their guests, Pinkham said.
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The owner or creator of the bot is responsible for prominently designating the account as automated; the platform itself is off the hook.
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Atlanta made another roster move, recalling right-handed pitcher Touki Toussaint from Triple-A Gwinnett and designating left-hander Jesse Biddle for assignment.
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The Department of Transportation is designating $2 million in federal funding for emergency repairs to roads in the northwest, the agency announced Tuesday.
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Hours ahead of Saturday's competing demonstrations, U.S. President Donald Trump said "major consideration" was being given to designating antifa as a terrorist organization.
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A judge determined that the government's process for designating MetLife a systemically important institution was not just "fatally flawed," but seemingly purposely so.
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A mysterious barn is inscribed all over with the Gar rune, a powerful symbol designating—something that also would give away the plot.
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"Israel should cease the policy of settlement construction and expansion, designating land for exclusive Israeli use and denying Palestinian development," the report recommends.
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The NMFS is considering designating a critical habitat for the Carolina and South Atlantic distinct populations of Atlantic sturgeon, the agency announced Thursday.
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In 2012, the federal government came up with a backup plan, designating private land in Louisiana as "critical habitat" for the frogs' survival.
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But most federal judges seem to believe that designating drug use as a violation of supervised release "is not desirable," Judge Weinstein wrote.
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In response to U.S. President Donald Trump's move to blacklist the Guards, Iran retaliated by designating CENTCOM as a terrorist organization in turn.
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Muslim Brotherhood: President Trump is considering designating the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization, which could plunge a volatile region into further distress.
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The Fed law about designating a chair does not contain the "for cause" removal phrase, which means Mr. Trump could try his luck.
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In a statement, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, acknowledged that the administration was working on designating the Muslim Brotherhood terrorists.
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He was more than happy to buy us beers all evening, while designating himself the sober driver, and I particularly enjoyed his stories.
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Mr. Trump considered designating the Brotherhood as a terrorist organization this year, holding back only on the advice of intelligence officials and diplomats.
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Designating these crimes as acts of terror also means more investigative resources and more ways to understand (and ultimately diffuse) this growing threat.
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"In our recommendations we identify several ways to improve FSOC's processes for designating nonbanks and financial market utilities," said Mnuchin, who chairs FSOC.
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A new contract could also decide the fate of a plant in Detroit that G.M. has kept open after designating it for closing.
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The mayor's plan, which seeks to create or preserve 2000,222 apartments, includes a goal of designating at least 2000,252 units for homeless people.
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This month, governors across the country will be designating Opportunity Zones in their states as part of the newly passed tax reform law.
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The irony of all this is that the whole idea for designating SIFIs is based on a faulty interpretation of the financial crisis.
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Users will be able to find blood donors nearby, and also offer to give blood by signing up and designating their blood type.
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The US responded to the assassination by passing new sanctions against North Korea, and re-designating Pyongyang as a state sponsor of terror.
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For years, app-based service providers like DoorDash and Uber have avoided providing full benefits to employees by designating them as independent contractors.
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"Designating them means they can't have any presence on the platform," said Fishman, adding that it goes beyond removing individual pieces of content.
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The House approved two spending packages allocating $210 trillion for the federal budget, designating priorities like raising the tobacco purchase age to 10.
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The new Treasury secretary can effectively remove FSOC from the scene by calling fewer meetings and not designating any more financial services firms.
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Since Columbus Day 2015, at least 14 communities in the United States have passed measures designating the second Monday in October Indigenous Peoples Day.
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But Facebook also agreed to formalise its privacy processes, for instance by creating a special committee on its board and by designating compliance officers.
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UNESCO is best known for designating World Heritage Sites such as the ancient city of Palmyra in Syria and the Grand Canyon National Park.
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By designating certain industries as strategic and giving them priority in the allocation of resources, China has successfully established competitive advantages in many sectors.
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Mines Minister Martin Kabwelulu told Reuters earlier this month that the government would consider designating cobalt a strategic metal once the law had passed.
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Gemini hopes to overcome that issue by designating the time when financial markets traditionally close for buyers and sellers to come together and trade.
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The president has long referred to the media as the enemy of the people but has largely refrained from designating particular outlets as such.
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Designating gang members as the "terrorists" that they are and making it illegal to even join a gang would dramatically change the status quo.
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In re-designating North Korea, the Trump administration has cited the regime's assassination of Kim Jong-un's half-brother in Kuala Lumpur in February.
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The Indians also promoted right-hander Jon Edwards and catcher Eric Haase from Triple-A Columbus while designating right-hander Evan Marshall for assignment.
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The National Human Rights Commission, a government agency, has suggested amending the National Park Act and designating areas for indigenous people within protected forests.
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The commission postponed until June 28 a vote on designating Immaculate Conception Church in the Melrose neighborhood of the South Bronx, Ms. Olivo said.
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It's that there could be a negative backlash to Trump's designating Jerusalem the capital of Israel and the violence that escalated in the aftermath.
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"By designating a monument, you are using a tool that will bring hordes of people to a place that is very sensitive," he says.
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But in 2015, under a recent Russian law, Baikal Wave was declared a "foreign agent", designating it as a rights group funded from abroad.
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"Designating these wilderness areas is a final, necessary step toward ensuring the monument's many treasures will remain protected for generations to come," he said.
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The Obama administration put the Office of Management and Budget in charge of signing, or designating someone to approve, waivers to the ethics pledge.
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Last month it sought to further choke off North Korea's access to the world financial system by designating the country a "primary" money launderer.
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The king's letter designating Razzaz said the hikes had burdened Jordanians and called for better services, blaming regional instability for hampering the sluggish economy.
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The letter also urged the commission to consider designating all five buildings as a historic district, although the other properties face no imminent threat.
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The county government is surveying land and drawing up a spatial plan, designating areas suitable for conservation, settlement, farming, herding and future development projects.
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The city council has also considered designating "safe zones" where people would be permitted to sleep in their cars or camp out in tents.
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The memo said nearly two-thirds of WTO member countries had been given access to special treatment by designating themselves developing countries, especially China.
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Previously, Simonyan said on the network that designating RT as a foreign agent could have negative consequences for U.S. news agencies operating in Russia.
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Vice President Mike Pence further muddied the waters this week when he said the administration was designating the test as an essential health benefit.
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Experts say that designating far-right groups, like National Action, as terrorist organizations would give investigators additional tools needed to infiltrate foreign extremist networks.
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Ukraine claims a right to patrol in the entire Sea of Azov under a treaty with Russia designating the sea as shared territorial water.
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Designating giraffes as endangered or threatened would place restrictions on their import into the United States and make federal funding available for conservation efforts.
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On Baseball The Mets shed another pitcher from their 2015 World Series team on Friday, designating for assignment the hard-throwing reliever Hansel Robles.
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When people buy new iPads or Amazon Fire tablets, they often give their older tablet a second life by designating it for the kitchen.
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Signed by the president One of the frames above the conference table contains the letter designating me vice chairman, signed by President Barack Obama.
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If you absolutely, positively must imbibe on the open water, the Sea Tow Foundation for Boating Safety and Education recommends designating a sober skipper.
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In all, he issued 34 monument proclamations, including designating 29 new monuments and enlargement of five existing monuments as he brandished his conservation legacy.
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The FWS was considering designating a critical habitat for the northern long-eared bat after it was listed last year as a threatened species.
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In 2018, the Department of Wildlife signed a resolution designating the desert bighorn sheep as a protected species, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported.
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Authorities have begun designating safe houses for vulnerable children in the city, besides tightening patrols in neighborhoods where there are many children, he added.
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Every year since at least 2010, the city has passed a proclamation designating April as Confederate History Month, city commissioner Douglas Hollberg told CNN.
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For instance, try designating one hour for exercise each morning or carving out a 30-minute window to respond to unread emails each afternoon.
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Earlier on Monday, government spokesman Steffen Seibert said Berlin wanted to discuss with other European Union states designating Morocco and Algeria as safe countries.
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The coach conspired with Singer to accept bribes in exchange for designating Yale applicants as recruits for the team, according to a court filing.
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During Bolsonaro's visit to the White House earlier this year, Trump announced that the US would be designating Brazil as a non-NATO ally.
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Upon arrival at this Lower East Side concert hall, you'll receive a necklace designating whether you're looking for dates, friends or just networking. daybreaker.
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But Grijalva notes that the moratorium is already being challenged in court and that stronger steps like designating the lands a monument are needed.
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Netanyahu said that, in the telephone call, he also thanked Trump for designating Iran's elite Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization on Monday.
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Governor Rick Scott declared a state of emergency for Florida on Monday, designating resources for evacuations and shelters and putting the National Guard on standby.
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But FlyNYON got around the restrictions by departing from New Jersey and designating its flights as aerial photography missions rather than tours with defined itineraries.
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They are accused of paying $500,000 to a fake charity to get their two daughters accepted into USC, falsely designating them as crew team recruits.
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Some solutions will be more site-specific: Airports in San Jose and elsewhere are designating locations outside the flow of traffic for ride-hailing pickups.
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Just across the Bering Sea, in Siberia, NASA satellite images from July 13 show dense smoke swirling over eastern Russia, with red spots designating wildfires.
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Taking a cue from General Sarit, the Prayuth administration has arrested scores of people on lèse-majesté charges, designating itself as the throne's ultimate guardian.
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Local authorities have begun making efforts in recent years to save the species, designating five sanctuaries in India for markhors to roam freely and reproduce.
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In December 2017, the president signed a national security strategy designating both China and Russia as economic adversaries, effectively coupling U.S. national and economic security.
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City officials in San Francisco recently unveiled a street sign designating an avenue as "Frida Kahlo Way" to honor the famed Mexican artist Frida Kahlo.
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Walker first started the process of designating a portion of Lake Michigan as a sanctuary in 2014, with the process continuing steadily until last year.
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President Obama will roll out new protections for 1.8 million acres of land in southern California's desert, designating it as a trio of national monuments.
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Mnuchin's comments were the first since the early days of the Trump administration in 2017 that raised the prospect of designating China as a manipulator.
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The EPA has set a target date of April 30 for designating areas of the country that are not meeting the new, stricter ozone standard.
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Mychal Eagleson, a CFP in Indiana, said many clients come to him after paying into their 403(b) plans for years without designating any investments.
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Designating domestic groups akin to foreign terrorist organizations raises a slew of legal and logistical hurdles that would likely not pass constitutional muster in court.
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"If we see and confirm overheating widening, we will be firm in adopting more measures, including designating some regions as 'overheated speculation zone,'" Ko said.
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Britain, under pressure from its Persian Gulf allies, also investigated designating the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist group but decided the group did not qualify.
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Instead of designating them as essential or nonessential businesses, he announced that each of the state's 58 counties would be able to decide for themselves.
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"We initially limited visitors to designating one visitor from the family that we could barely be in touch with and screen them carefully," Woolf said.
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The US added to its sanctions on the Venezuelan government on Tuesday, designating 15 aircraft as blocked property of the country&aposs state oil firm.
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Markowsky compared this to how the Chinese government has operated in the past, designating specific cities or areas of the country as special economic zones.
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Iran's parliament reportedly passed legislation on Tuesday designating the U.S. military and the Pentagon as terrorist organizations after the drone strike that killed Maj. Gen.
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Next step is a designating a handful of functionalities best served by a roaming robotic ball (security, reminders, package delivery alerts) and building those in.
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"I am deeply grateful to the President of the United States for designating me the 34th Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission," Pai's statement read.
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The Trump administration sought to constrict Venezuela's oil sector even further Tuesday by designating four oil companies that continue to operate in Venezuela for penalties.
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The planned sale of the mill was announced in March, several days before the State of Mississippi proposed designating the area as an opportunity zone.
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Even if you're only designating a small amount every month, Empower does all the work for you so you don't have to think about it.
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He placed a particular emphasis on rewarding personal loyalists, designating two members of his own family to supervise the placement of Bushies in the administration.
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He stressed it also included reinforcing surveillance on the public transit, designating more women-only wagons and speeding up the process to file a report.
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When asked by NBC's Hallie Jackson which "terror nations" Trump would focus on, he did not give much by way of criteria for designating these countries.
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" The diplomat added, "The case for designating Masood Azhar - the leader of a group the U.N. already calls an al-Qaeda-affiliated terrorist organization - is undeniable.
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Another is that the threshold of $224bn in assets for designating a bank as systemically important, and so subject to detailed stress-testing, is too low.
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Google has announced a new version of its business-focused Glass augmented reality headset, which it's now designating an official Google product instead of an experiment.
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And the administration's unprecedented move on Monday designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a foreign terrorist organization is expected to further damage its economy.
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BlackRock is chief among them, and is even considering designating Paris as its pan-European headquarters, according to two people close to the $6.3tn money manager.
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News Analysis NEXT month, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will complete its annual ritual of designating the best in two dozen cinematic categories.
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But council members maintain that designating a portion of Bowling Green in Lower Manhattan as Evacuation Day Plaza does not meet the legal criteria for renaming.
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" The diplomat added, "The case for designating Masood Azhar - the leader of a group the U.N. already calls an al-Qaeda-affiliated terrorist organization - is undeniable.
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Congress can check executive overreach by passing legislation to eliminate a national monument if it believes the president has gone too far in designating a site.
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IT WOULD HAVE BEEN VERY HARD ON THE MERITS TO JUSTIFY DESIGNATING CHINA A CURRENCY MANIPULATOR WHEN THEY'RE INTERVENING TO PROP UP, TO DEFEND THEIR CURRENCY.
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Trump has, in fact, indicated support for the concept of mandatory E-verify, even designating 22019 million dollars for this purpose in his proposed 2019 budget.
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Using tax or financial software can help, but even designating a "tax return" drawer in your home for storing documents and forms is better than nothing.
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Conroy's mother did not know how to deal with his father much beyond designating hiding places for the children to run to when a rampage started.
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The Trump administration recently struck a deal with El Salvador, designating it a "safe third country" that can take in migrants the United States doesn't want.
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"I applaud @realDonaldTrump and his administration for taking the long overdue step of designating Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a Foreign Terrorist Organization," Sen.
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The quartet issued a report on July 1 calling on Israel to halt settlement construction and expansion, and to stop designating land for exclusive Israeli use.
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The GAO uncovered inconsistent and often incomplete reviews early in the process of designating medicines as orphan drugs and recommended "executive action" to fix the system.
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"We want to carry out a careful control of this 5G deployment ... without designating an operator as unwelcome in France," Le Maire told reporters on Tuesday.
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Instead the Trump Administration is considering designating the practice of currency manipulation as an "unfair subsidy when employed by any country," The Wall Street Journal reports.
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"The specification for reporting names goes on to define that:"Fixed-wing aircraft are designated by reporting names beginning with code letters designating the aircraft's mission.
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Most has essentially been taken for exclusive Israeli use by unilaterally designating it as "state land" or including it within the jurisdiction of regional settlement councils.
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Meanwhile, in New York, old Cold War signs designating nuclear fallout shelters that are now defunct have been removed of late, from many buildings, including schools.
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The map articulates the shape of all seven continents in bright colors but overlays them with numerous additional wires designating major migratory routes over the centuries.
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But mayors and county officials in the Los Angeles and San Francisco areas corrected that oversight by designating bike shops as essential within their local jurisdictions.
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"This is all trial by fury," said Zausner, who plans to make immediate adjustments, like designating sections of the staircases for separate up-and-down travel.
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Even within the diplomatic corps, there was considerable consternation about designating a government entity as a terror group, the first time that had ever been attempted.
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Mr. Trudeau now has only limited options: Forge ahead, preparing to use sustained police force against demonstrators and designating public funds to minimize Kinder Morgan's risk.
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" The Energy Sector Man: Vladimir Bogdanov The Treasury Department said it was designating Vladimir Bogdanov "for operating in the energy sector of the Russian Federation economy.
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Designating groups as terrorist organizations aims to disrupt the finances of suspected members and their supporters via U.S. sanctions such as asset freezes and travel bans.
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Designating Mexican cartels as terrorist organizations could have ramifications for Mexican immigration cases that would be "horribly complicated," said Washington D.C.-based immigration attorney Steven Schulman.
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OFAC is designating Etemad Tejarate Pars Co. for having materially assisted, sponsored, or provided financial, material, or technological support for, or goods or services to, MODAFL.
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"We don't get to make ourselves feel better by putting on safety pins and self-designating ourselves as allies," Christopher Keelty wrote for the Huffington Post.
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To avoid them, Goldman Sachs set up a fund, designating itself the investor "of record," while allowing its own wealthy clients to acquire interest in the fund.
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" Regardless of your religious beliefs, it was hard for many viewers to imagine God in heaven designating people not as good or evil, but as "job producers.
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Previous administrations considered designating the entire IRGC as a foreign terrorist organization but decided the risk to U.S. forces overseas was too great, former U.S. officials said.
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U.S. officials last year warned of tougher measures against Pakistan, including potentially withdrawing its "non-Nato ally" status or even designating it a state sponsor of terrorism.
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In all, Ernst allegedly earned $2.7 million in bribes in exchange for designating at least 12 applicants as recruits for the Georgetown tennis team, an indictment states.
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White House and Justice Department officials previously had repeatedly declined to make public a copy of Trump's memorandum designating Whitaker the acting attorney general this past November.
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When CNBC twice called to confirm if the Department of Defense proposed designating fentanyl as a WMD, a person who answered the phone hung up both times.
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Designating the issue a 'disaster' allows the government to use parts of its reserve funds to help respond to any damage or emergency caused by polluted air.
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With the support of the international community, the National Assembly's members also should prepare transparent plans for designating an interim leader, organizing new elections and rebuilding Venezuela.
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While there are many hurdles for designating China as a currency manipulator or slapping on a higher tariff, Washington could impose more anti-dumping duties, he added.
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Countering illegal shipments Designating fentanyl as a WMD would allow national security officials to more effectively divert resources to building technology that could detect shipments of fentanyl.
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As it turns out, designating the Brotherhood as a terror group is a policy option the Trump administration has considered but so far stopped short of taking.
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The U.S. State Department is publicly designating 16 people for their roles in the killing of writer Jamal Khashoggi in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul in October.
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So far regulators have faced difficulty in designating nonbank firms as one of the Systemically Important Financial Institutions, or SIFIs, which is also allowed under Dodd-Frank.
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Its triumphs include designating world heritage sites such as the Galapagos Islands and the historic tombs of Timbuktu — re-built by UNESCO after Islamist militants destroyed them.
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Since then, Gülen has been considered an enemy of the Turkish state, culminating in Erdoğan's Cabinet designating his movement a terrorist organization in May of this year.
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Many Americans may not know that it was Dwight D. Eisenhower who in 1954 issued the official proclamation celebrating the service of all veterans by designating Nov.
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Those measures range from sanctioning Pakistani officials with ties to terror to revoking Pakistan's non-NATO ally status and designating it as a state sponsor of terror.
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The U.S. Treasury has just taken the extraordinary step of designating China as a currency manipulator, something no administration has done since the days of Bill Clinton.
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They've also indicated they're not interested in designating more funding until all the states use the funds they currently have from the $380 million omnibus provisions. Sen.
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He is also due to unveil a tough new strategy toward Iran - including designating its Revolutionary Guards Corps as a terrorist organization - that could sink the deal.
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Iran's Supreme National Security Council said it was designating as a terrorist organization the United States Central Command, which oversees American military operations in the Middle East.
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Designating mortality risk (for vulnerable patients) and transmission risk (to vulnerable patients) as KPIs could provide much more granularity to decision-makers than can confirmed cases alone.
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On April 8, the Trump administration said it was designating as a foreign terrorist organization the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, a powerful unit in the Iranian military.
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Conservationists are working on designating new places for large bison populations to live and breed, said Wanda Olech-Piasecka, a coordinator for the European Bison Conservation Center.
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Jake Northrup, a CFP and founder of Experience Your Wealth, says designating one leader to facilitate conversation among the team can streamline communication and save everyone time.
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The senator tweeted that it was "an attempted modern-day lynching" and connected it to the need to pass legislation designating lynching as a federal hate crime.
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Obama marked the centennial last week by designating a new national monument in Maine's north woods, protecting 87,500 acres, including the East Branch of the Penobscot River.
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The FWS announced Tuesday it is designating a critical habitat for the Oregon spotted frog that ranges 65,85033 acres and 20 river miles across Oregon and Washington.
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Consultations on designating a new prime minister had been set for Monday, but on Sunday President Michel Aoun postponed those talks by one week, his office said.
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A hearing before the five-member panel, which will recommend whether to take away the trident pin designating him a SEAL, has been set for Dec. 2.
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NOTES: The Rays made a long-awaited move at catcher, activating C Wilson Ramos from the 60-day disabled list and designating C Derek Norris for assignment.
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Two companies tried to evade paying taxes by designating transactions in Bitcoin as "technology expenses" to make them appear to be just ordinary costs of doing business.
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OFAC is designating NDF for having materially assisted, sponsored, or provided financial, material, or technological support for, or goods or services to, the IRGC-QF and MODAFL.
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But before the main reason for designating them as such was to justify the application of Title II, which granted the FCC authority to enforce the 2015 rules.
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In 2014 the national parliament passed a law that required states to formalise the practice, for instance by issuing licences and designating areas where it was expressly permitted.
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The breakdown of these categories suggests that the government is being much more cautious in designating deaths as directly or indirectly hurricane-related, given the public information available.
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LimeWire and its competitors were confusingly designed, causing people hunting for music to open up their hard drives—inadvertently designating sensitive files for sharing on peer-to-peer.
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Loughlin and Giannulli are accused of paying $500,000 to a fake charity to get their two daughters accepted into USC by falsely designating them as crew team recruits.
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FCC chairman Ajit Pai named Huawei and ZTE as "untrusted vendors," and he said the order establishes a process for designating other companies as threats to national security.
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The CDC is now designating active transmission areas by the color red and cautionary areas, where local transmission is considered to be at risk, with the color yellow.
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She's been an ardent supporter of Trump and has introduced legislation that aligns with his agenda, including crowdfunding a border wall and designating illegal border crossing a felony .
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MORE left office, announced that the government was designating election infrastructure as "critical"--opening up polling places, vote tabulation locations, and technology used in elections to federal protections.
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Normally, presidents seek to burnish their legacy by designating large tracts of land or swaths of the ocean off limits to development, to be preserved for future generations.
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Mr. Flatley's advice, though, is predicated on the person designating assets that are easy to value — Prince's royalty income is not — and having heirs who all get along.
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"I am deeply grateful to the President of the United States for designating me the 22019th Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission," he had said in a statement.
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Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats has cautioned the administration that designating the IRGC could pose dangers to US forces, according to one source familiar with the matter.
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Curiously, however, he uses the old vocabulary of disdain, designating pro-Reconstruction Southern whites as "scalawags" and pro-Reconstruction Northerners as "carpetbaggers," just as their enemies styled them.
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Mr. Xi could defy the usual script and delay designating a successor, or alter the informal retirement rules for the Politburo Standing Committee, the top rung of power.
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In 1962, President John F. Kennedy signed a proclamation designating May 15 as Peace Officers Memorial Day and the week in which that date falls as Police Week.
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Designating the church as a landmark, Ms. Olivo said, is part of an effort to ensure that areas of the city outside Manhattan are recognized for noteworthy structures.
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In two landmark cases in 2018, local courts sided with indigenous communities who said the government had failed to inform them before designating their land for mineral exploitation.
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"The message is actually that the rest of the Lebanese government needs to sever its dealings with these figures that we're designating today," a State Department official said.
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A shift away from designating large financial institutions as too big to fail would be a major departure from what was expected after Dodd-Frank's passage in 2010.
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Senator Cory Gardner, Republican of Colorado, said he would push his own legislation that would require the State Department to consider designating Russia a state sponsor of terrorism.
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In 2011, authorities were in the process of designating both buildings as protected heritage monuments when Mr. Breivik detonated a car bomb outside H-Block, killing eight people.
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"By designating a foreign military as a foreign terrorist organization, we were putting our troops at risk, particularly our troops in Iraq, next door to Iran," she said.
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The statement added that, as had been done at past Games, it was considering designating non-participating countries' flags as among items that cannot be brought into venues.
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That includes designating more zones for ride-hail pickup and drop-off, deciding where e-bikes and e-scooters should dock — and charging more when demand is high.
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Trump is authorized under the Defense Production Act to prohibit hoarding of needed resources by designating them as scarce or threatened by people accumulating excessive amounts, Barr said.
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On Friday morning, President Trump took a belated but welcome step by designating Brett Giroir, the assistant secretary of health, to be responsible for the government's testing response.
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"I am designating Shavendra Silva ineligible for entry into the U.S. due to his involvement in extrajudicial killings during Sri Lanka's civil war," Mr. Pompeo tweeted on Friday.
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WASHINGTON/MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Friday he will temporarily hold off designating Mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations at the request of Mexico's president.
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The company asked the court to hold the F.C.C.'s order unlawful because the commission did not offer it due process protections before designating it a security threat.
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The George W. Bush administration previously settled on designating only the IRGC's elite Quds Force for terrorism and the entire IRGC for proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
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The four categories were weighted equally, and each city was given a total score and then ranked, with the lowest overall score designating the worst city for retirees.
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But capital alone is not a strategy, and it takes more than simply designating a struggling community as an Opportunity Zone to ensure real, sustainable progress is made.
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The furious final staff preparations included designating Thomas A. Shannon Jr., an Obama appointee, as the acting secretary of state, pending the expected confirmation of Rex W. Tillerson.
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It also provides a process for designating marine reserves that restrict any activities that could harm habitat from the deep seabed to the top of the water column.
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"I now think that designating Chelsea Manning as a Visiting Fellow was a mistake, for which I accept responsibility," Douglas Elmendorf, the school's dean, said in a statement.
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Prosecutors say the couple paid $500,000 to a fake charity to get their two daughters accepted into the University of Southern California, falsely designating them as crew team recruits.
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Washington (CNN)The White House is weighing designating the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Muslim Brotherhood as "Foreign Terrorist Organizations," administration officials familiar with the deliberations told CNN.
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According to the government's estimate, designating the land — which would need drastic change to support the frog population — as protected habitat could cost the landowners up to $34 million.
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Given the expansive role the IRGC plays in Iranian society, designating the group as a terrorist organization could have an array of political, military and economic ramifications, experts said.
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As a part of the Our Ocean conference, President Obama will be designating a subterranean jungle the size of Connecticut as the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument.
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Designating especially vulnerable areas in the floodplain as protected open spaces — which often requres buying property back from owners — could also save a lot of money for communities overall.
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The jar bears a bust of Lawrence, and was blessed by a priest at a Shinto shrine in Fukuoka, Japan, officially designating it as a vessel for Lawrence's soul.
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But the point is that designating a period sex towel is so much cheaper, and has been working just fine for lots of people probably since towels were invented.
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To make that happen, Balkin proposes designating cloud providers as "information fiduciaries," binding them an industry-wide code of conduct modeled after similar designations in law, medicine, and finance.
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Some in Europe, however, fear that moves to accelerate marketing authorizations, including by promoting "adaptive pathways" for clinical trials and designating some products as priority medicines, will increase risks.
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The council has primarily focused on designating firms as "systemically important," otherwise known as "too big to fail," which leads to stricter oversight and requirements to hold more capital.
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Look down at your iOS or Android phone or tablet and you'll see a wizard moving about a Google Maps-like interface, various icons designating locations and potential events.
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Trump's order tells the Commerce secretary to refrain from designating or expanding any national marine sanctuaries and to review protected areas named or enlarged in the last 10 years.
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The Trump administration is considering a proposal that could lead to potentially designating Iran's powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist organization, U.S. officials familiar with the matter say.
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" To do this, it is also charged with designating systemic risks from gigantic non-bank financial firms, like AIG and money market funds, the so-called "shadow banking system.
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I also applaud the Gulf Cooperation Council for blocking funders from using their countries as a financial base for terror, and designating Hezbollah as a terrorist organization last year.
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The administration is also putting resources into designating corridors and networks for car charging, including asking local officials for their input on where alternative fuel corridors should be named.
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According to court documents, they are accused of accepting bribes in exchange for designating admissions candidates as recruited athletes to increase their chances of gaining acceptance at elite universities.
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Most today has essentially been taken for exclusive use by Israel simply by unilaterally designating it as "state land" or including it within the jurisdiction of regional settlement councils.
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Industry groups, meanwhile, reiterated their calls for Congress to come up with a bipartisan bill that avoids giving the FCC tougher powers by designating internet providers as common carriers.
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Last year, the International Dark-Sky Association, a nonprofit working to stop light pollution, rewarded their efforts by designating the two towns among a handful of dark-sky communities.
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The Army confirmed on Monday that it plan on designating the Extended Range Cannon Artillery (ERCA) program's brand new 155mm self-propelled howitzer as the M1299, Army Recognition reports.
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From there, our lists go to the State Department, which must determine whether to adopt our recommendations for designating the world's worst violators as "countries of particular concern" (CPCs).
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It has also blacklisted Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard Corps, taking the unprecedented step of designating it as a foreign terrorist organization, which Iran has cast as an American provocation.
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Later on Friday, the White House issued a presidential memorandum taking the first step toward implementation by designating different agencies to start the process putting the law into effect.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, for instance, hospitals face financial penalties for readmissions, and some have responded by designating patients as "under observation," rather than admitting them as inpatients.
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And to ensure that power will be passed promptly to legitimate civilian authorities, members of the Assembly should establish a process for designating an interim successor to Mr. Maduro.
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Designating these as national monuments also provides our state with federal resources and tools to protect their natural beauty while exploring ways to foster economic development at each site.
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Rose said that designating more neo-Nazi groups as FTOs could help the social media companies commit to driving them off the platform with the endorsement of the government.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has proposed designating critical habitat for three populations of humpback whales on the West Coast, which would extend the range of protected waters.
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You can set boundaries on the nudity, though, by designating some period of time, perhaps after bath and before pajamas are put on, as "naked time," said Dr. Hunter.
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At present most sovereign states only hold official diplomatic recognition with the mainland People's Republic of China (PRC), designating it, with some ambiguity, as the sole representative of China.
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Designating a cartel as a terrorist organization could be used to beef up legal cases against them, as it was used against cocaine-trafficking guerrillas and paramilitaries in Colombia.
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In addition, a city program that provided developers with substantial property tax breaks for designating 20 percent of their units for low- and moderate-income renters expired last year.
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Bangladesh stopped designating new refugees in the early 1990s, forcing hundreds of thousands to fend for themselves by cobbling together bits of tarpaulin and bamboo to build makeshift homes.
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Mike Honda (D-Calif.) has introduced a resolution urging support for designating May 5 as a "National Day of Reason" to recognize the value of reason in daily life.
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He has drawn close to Mr. Sisi of Egypt, whom he called a "fantastic guy," and is considering designating the Muslim Brotherhood, Mr. Sisi's sworn enemy, a terrorist organization.
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OFAC is designating the CBI today for having materially assisted, sponsored, or provided financial, material, or technological support for, or goods or services to, the IRGC-QF and Hizballah.
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That it sparked mountains of text and tweets and entire Facebook groups dedicated to celebrating its meaning and urging adoption — and then designating it the outfit of the opposition.
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In designating McAleenan, though, he appears to be on dicier legal footing, according to a number of observers, including Stanford law professor Anne Joseph O'Connell, an expert on vacancies.
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As BuzzFeed News notes, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson suggested on Thursday that the administration believed officially designating the IRGC as a terrorist organization would have been too aggressive.
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Amman, Jordan (CNN)Jordan is temporarily designating border areas with Syria as "closed military zones" after a suicide car bombing killed at least six members of Jordan's security forces Tuesday.
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They were never built, and today the place is a patch of milkweed and thistle, but the commission is still considering designating the property to honor Day, a poetic gesture.
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According to the Times, less than a month into Trump's presidency in 2017, the administration considered designating the group a terrorist organization, as well as the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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"I now think that designating Chelsea Manning as a Visiting Fellow was a mistake," Douglas Elmendorf, the dean of Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, wrote in a statement this morning.
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Chief among the concerns of designating the IRGC as a terrorist organization, officials said, is the difficult position such a designation would create for Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi.
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As part of the scandal, former Yale women's soccer coach Rudy Meredith was charged with accepting bribes in exchange for designating two applicants as soccer recruits to get them admitted.
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But there is no overarching system for managing or even designating such places; instead, they are subject to a complicated, overlapping and haphazard mix of local, provincial and national administration.
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By designating the investigation as a formal criminal one, Durham and his team can now issue subpoenas, convene a grand jury, compel witnesses to give testimony, and file criminal charges.
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Consider designating one office with a door for company-wide use, looking for spaces that have a small conference room, or buying a prefab greenhouse that can function as one.
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Until it's inspected by experts from the Civil Protection, the government agency tasked with designating homes habitable, nobody in the housing complex is supposed to, nor wants to, return home.
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That suggests that in addition to seeking to quiet Republicans, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is officially designating Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff, a California Democrat, the head of the impeachment inquiry.
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"FSOCs refusal to consider an activities-based approach in designating MetLife was particularly arbitrary because it is currently pursuing that approach for asset managers," the insurer wrote in its brief.
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Prosecutors say Loughlin and Giannulli paid $500,000 to a fake charity to get their two daughters accepted into the University of Southern California, falsely designating them as crew team recruits.
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The report is widely expected to clear the way for the U.S. president to threaten tariffs on imported autos and auto parts by designating the imports a national security threat.
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He favored designating AIG, whose near-failure during the 2008 crisis was a major threat to the financial system, as well as GE Capital, which has since shrunk and simplified.
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Or try designating Snapchat or another app like Signal as your sexting platform, keeping things separate and so you know what the fuck is up without needing to open anything.
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The administration stopped short of re-designating Syria's status, which means that it will continue to benefit only Syrians who have been in the United States since 2016 or earlier.
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As part of the settlement, Equifax will also have to improve its data security going forward, said Joe Simons, FTC chairman, including designating staff to oversee its information security program.
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"I am also deeply humbled that my colleagues saw fit to do me the undeserved honor of designating this year's NDAA in my name," McCain said in a statement Thursday.
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As the anniversary of Trump's withdrawal approached, his administration took several punishing steps against Iran, including designating its Revolutionary Guard a terrorist organization and ending sanctions waivers for oil sales.
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In it, she ruled that the government was focused "exclusively" on the benefits of designating MetLife as systemically significant, and ignored the ensuing costs for the firm from harsher rules.
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As the anniversary of Trump's withdrawal approached, his administration took several punishing steps against Iran, including designating its Revolutionary Guard a terrorist organization and ending sanctions waivers for oil sales.
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On Friday, the president, who's been accused by at least 19 women of sexual assault and harassment, issued a typo-filled proclamation designating April as National Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
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"Your government's priority must be to launch the potential of the Jordanian economy ... to restore its ability for growth and providing job opportunities," he said in a letter designating Razzaz.
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But a number of experts have suggested that the real reason behind designating the Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization is to prevent the Democrats rejoining the Iran nuclear deal.
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Mobilitie, one of the nation's largest cell-tower operators, submitted an unofficial plan in Montgomery County, Md., in the fall, designating where the company might want to place small cells.
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Mr. Trump, over the objections of Pentagon officials, announced that he was designating a powerful arm of the Iranian military, its Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, as a foreign terrorist organization.
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The Braves parted ways with the 303-year-old Bartolo Colon, designating him for assignment despite having signed him to a one-year, $12.5 million deal in the off-season.
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If taking the entire weekend off handling work e-mails and calls isn't realistic, try designating specific times on Saturday and Sunday for checking e-mails and responding to voicemails.
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The uber-group of regulators is scorned by Republicans for designating non-banks such as American International Group systemically important and for not being more transparent with its decision-making.
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That would fit with recent party tradition, but some insiders believe Mr. Xi may delay designating a successor, setting up a leadership contest in which he will decide the victor.
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"FSOC's refusal to consider an activities-based approach in designating MetLife was particularly arbitrary because it is currently pursuing that approach for asset managers," the insurer wrote in its brief.
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AFSCME, plaintiff Katherine Miller had asked the justices to rule that her free speech rights prohibited the state from designating unions to be the exclusive bargaining representatives of public employees.
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If taking the entire evening or weekend off from handling work e-mails and calls isn't realistic, try designating specific times to check in on emails and respond to voicemail.
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The change will go into effect for the 28503-22019 school year, designating May 13 as a teacher professional day so students can celebrate the holiday, the Washington Post reported.
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Resorts are wrestling with ways to embrace the growing numbers, designating uphill and downhill routes, rules and hours to avoid run-ins with the lifts-using clientele and mountain operations.
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For the administration, the word is a way of designating insiders and outsiders, the righteous and the nonrighteous, those who deserve the privileges of citizenship and those who do not.
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Designating the IRGC a terrorist entry probably sounds great after that third beer, but none of the people advocating this idea, or their children, are likely to suffer the consequences.
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Specifically, Interior employees discussed designating Lola Zinke as a volunteer ombudsman for military service members, an issue of interest to the secretary, who speaks often of his own military service.
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"By designating Maduro himself, he joins a very exclusive club, including Mr. [Robert] Mugabe, Bashar al-Assad and Kim Jong Un," McMaster said during the daily White House press briefing.
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Meredith, the former women's soccer coach at Yale University, admitted to accepting bribes in exchange for designating prospective students as recruits on the soccer team, according to the plea agreement.
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Texas acquired RHP Paolo Espino from Milwaukee for cash and assigned him, along with 2B Phil Gosselin, to Triple-A Round Rock while also designating RHP Tanner Scheppers for assignment.
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China would consider putting foreign firms on a list designating them "unreliable" if they adopted discriminatory measures against Chinese entities, hurt its industries and threaten its national security, Gao said.
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Atlanta began the separation process with RHP Bartolo Colon on Thursday, designating the 44-year-old for assignment after he posted a 2-8 record and 8.14 ERA in 13 starts.
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Kamala Harris led the charge to introduce a Senate resolution designating April 11-17 as Black Maternal Health Week, and 50 House Democrats joined to form the Black Maternal Health Caucus.
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That could mean designating the Guaido government as the legitimate steward of Venezuela's assets, including U.S. refineries owned by Citgo, the refining subsidiary of state-owned energy company Petróleos de Venezuela.
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Notably, it will spend $300 million to $325 million to nearly double production at Turquoise Ridge in Nevada to 500,000 ounces annually, and is designating the operation a core Barrick mine.
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Prosecutors said Center agreed to accept bribes from Singer in 2015 in exchange for designating the son of a client as a tennis recruit, even though he had limited tennis experience.
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Meidan also warned that since the U.S. had already taken Chinese telecoms giant Huawei to task, it was no longer inconceivable it would consider designating a Chinese oil and gas major.
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Although Federal law provides a mechanism to designate and sanction foreign terrorist organizations and foreign state sponsors of terrorism, there is currently no analogous mechanism for formally designating domestic terrorist organizations.
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Currently, beneficiaries must have a social security number, but parents can work around this by setting up a savings account for themselves and then designating their child the beneficiary after birth.
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Also new here is the addition of a For Families badge, designating which apps are okay for the little ones and support for additional languages, including Spanish, Italian and Brazilian Portuguese.
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One of the more interesting proposals involves designating web platforms as "information fiduciaries," which would need to follow a code of conduct modeled after rules for law firms or financial institutions.
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The retailer says it is designating certain employees as in-store "Back-to-School Helpers" in order to make the store the top, one-stop shop for going back to school.
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China will consider putting foreign firms on a list designating them as "unreliable" if they adopt discriminatory measures against Chinese entities, hurt its industries and threaten its national security, Gao said.
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When the special counsel's team filed Stone's indictment in January, the group also filed a court form designating it as a related case — making sure it would be assigned to Jackson.
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In these cases, parents who'd been deported without their kids told officials they didn't want their children to be repatriated, instead designating sponsors to care for them in the United States.
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They plan to lead a parade from their school to West 22rd, where a street sign will be added designating the block between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue as Norman Rockwell Place.
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"We continue to believe that the council acted well within its legal authority in designating MetLife and are vigorously defending the council's work on appeal," the Treasury said in a statement.
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As those of us affected by this tragedy mark its 2023th anniversary, our nation must come together to ensure the sacrifice of these brave Americans is never forgotten by designating Aug.
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Republican support for the move comes as little surprise to Oba, who pointed out that many conservatives have long called for re-designating North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism.
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Unesco is best known for designating World Heritage sites, more than 1,000 of them since 1972, including ones like Yosemite National Park in California and the Minaret of Jam in Afghanistan.
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The murder also galvanized wider advocacy for better hate crime legislation; at the time of Shepard's death, sexual orientation was not considered valid grounds for designating an attack a hate crime.
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After Mr. Trump's announcement, Iran's Supreme National Security Council said it was designating as a terrorist organization the United States Central Command, which oversees American military operations in the Middle East.
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Instead of designating companies that the government believes pose a risk to the financial system, the oversight council has proposed designated "activities" that pose a risk, such as certain financial products.
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The Iranians have responded so far by designating the United States Central Command as a terrorist organization, suggesting that American forces posted in other countries are at risk from Iranian attack.
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But designating subsidiaries or foreign offshoots of a group that was founded in the U.S. would make it easier to track and prosecute alleged members operating within the country, experts said.
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"I would imagine that we will be designating more than double the number that we designated this year or last year once we get these new staff members," Mr. Farnham said.
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A "safe haven" along the lines of what Clinton and others have suggested would involve designating an area of Syria, most likely in the country's north, as a conflict-free zone.
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In addition to these measures, Cuomo announced the state would be taking further measures to battle the coronavirus in New York, including creating temporary hospital sites and designating "COVID-only" hospitals.
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Reports that the administration has considered designating the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization echo Mr. Bannon's own longtime preoccupation with the group, as both a screenwriter and a talk-radio host.
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He recommended designating a point in the day to "give your mind a rest" and distract the family by shifting the focus to a more pleasant topic of conversation or activity.
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The AAP has a tool for families to plan their child's media use, limiting the amount of time they can spend using devices, designating screen-free zones and setting screen curfews.
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The Trump administration has adopted a far more adversarial approach to Iran, withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal in 2018 and designating the Quds force as a terrorist organization in 2019.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 20 (Reuters) - The United States is imposing further sanctions and penalties against North Korea by designating it a state sponsor of terrorism, U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday.
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The idea of designating Mexican cartels as terrorist organizations may not sound crazy — after all, the cartels do inflict terror — but the idea has sent reverberations of fear through Mexican officials.
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Travel Tips With the United Nations designating 2017 as the International Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development, there has never been a better time to be more environmentally conscious when traveling.
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In the weeks before the attacks, the Trump administration hardened its policy against Iran by fully reimposing sanctions on Iranian oil exports and designating the IRGC as a foreign terrorist organization.
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Vox's analysis suggests that the government is being very cautious in designating deaths as directly or indirectly hurricane-related, and painting a less severe picture, compared to the public information available.
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Ainge later reiterated that he is greatly displeased with the "nonsense" in Washington, and believes that the federal government overreached dramatically in designating Utah's Bears Ears National Monument as a national monument.
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The good news is that the BRICS development bank (an association that includes Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) is designating 1.8 billion rubles (over $25 million) to restore Vyborg castle.
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The aircraft equipment maker named Darius Adamczyk as its first president and chief operating officer earlier on Monday, a newly created role seen as a step toward designating a successor to Cote.
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Decades ago, scientists slotted animals on the so-called "tree of life" by eyeballing organisms, designating the ones that appeared to be simple as more primitive in terms of their evolutionary standing.
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In September, the service announced a major overhaul of the LCS program that will include designating the first four of the ships as testing vessels and limiting their overseas deployments to emergencies.
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Among the most impactful requirements of the new law has been the prominently-displayed black labels designating products that exceed the government's prescribed healthy levels of sugar, salt, calories or saturated fat.
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Schwartz's idea was an early version of "congestion pricing": Designating a swath of the city where private vehicles are prohibited—or allowed for a very high price—during certain times of day.
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And she's harnessing that attitude in all aspects of her life, from being totally in-tune with her needs to designating time for the people and things that truly make her shine.
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Even as the process of designating a conflict a holy war became institutionalized, various new leaders emerged among the diverse Islamic groups in the region, eventually conquering the Catholic-ruled Crusader States.
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Trump is ahead of her on that front, designating New Jersey Governor Chris Christie as the transition chief—a terrifying thought, considering Christie's demonstrated penchant for rewarding political friends and punishing enemies.
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This week, IndiGo, an Indian operator, said it was designating rows 1-4 and 11-14 (which includes the exit row) as "quiet zones", out of bounds to children younger than 12.
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In March, parliament approved a bill designating the air pollution problem a "social disaster", paving the way for President Moon Jae-in's government to draft a fiscal stimulus programme to combat it.
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In March, parliament approved a bill designating the air pollution problem a "social disaster", paving the way for President Moon Jae-in's government to draft a fiscal stimulus program to combat it.
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The decision won't torpedo the U.S.-Pakistan relationship, as a rupture in relations would more likely result from a more drastic measure, such as designating Pakistan as a state sponsor of terror.
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The adviser's use of "Qutbist" is highly significant because the Trump administration is shaping the debate to pass legislation in the U.S. Congress in 2018 designating the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization.
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Finally, Washington should consider designating the Abadan Refining Company for selling jet fuel to the aircraft involved in the airlifts and its parent company, the National Iran Oil Refining and Distribution Company.
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Iran hawks in the United States have long agitated for designating the Guard a terrorist organization, arguing that it is both an accurate label and will send a strong message to Tehran.
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A City Council meeting this week in Tucson, Arizona, where officials discussed letting residents vote on designating Tucson a so-called sanctuary city for immigrants was interrupted by protesters opposing the measure.
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"The Board of Directors of BBVA today unanimously approved the succession plan for the company's chief executive officer, designating Onur Genç as the Group's next CEO," the bank said in a statement.
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The lawsuit alleges that 'geofencing' is, in fact, illegal surveillance and that by designating BLM members as "individuals who may be associated with acts of violence," the department racially profiles the plaintiffs.
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But Vox's analysis suggests that the government is being very cautious in designating deaths as directly or indirectly hurricane-related, and painting a less severe picture, compared to the public information available.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's lower house of parliament, the Bundestag, voted to reject asylum claims from Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria and the Caucasian state of Georgia on Friday by designating them as safe countries.
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Reuters has not seen a copy of the proposal, which could come in the form of an executive order directing the State Department to consider designating the IRGC as a terrorist group.
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President Trump issued an executive order on Thursday, designating a task force for the U.S. Postal Service "to evaluate the operations and finances of the USPS," chaired by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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The Porto and Mexican national team player spotted a grey wall, set up with signs designating "USA" and "Mexico"—a clear nod to Trump's proposed infamous border wall—and responded with disgust.
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They support designating the exterior as a landmark, and the commission has put that possible designation on its calendar, meaning that it will vote on the matter, probably in a few weeks.
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The ambitious compendium, at nearly 700 pages, includes proposals designating Election Day as a federal holiday, automatically registering citizens to vote, and restoring voting rights to people who have served felony sentences.
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The first is that designating protected areas is relatively easy (and with publicity bonus points for politicians), but hardly anyone seems to be bothering with the hard work of actually protecting them.
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He and Rose recently penned a New York Times op-ed about designating those same white supremacist groups as foreign terrorist organizations, pointing out they operate similarly to ISIS or al Qaeda.
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All open businesses must have, where possible, tape or signage designating six-foot social distancing, hand sanitizer readily available for customers and employees, and separate operating hours for elderly and vulnerable customers.
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The former head coach of Yale University's women's soccer team conspired with Singer to accept bribes in exchange for designating Yale applicants as recruits for the team, according to a court filing.
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Former Stanford sailing coach John Vandemoer was arrested in March and charged with arranging bribes of $110,000 and $160,000 to the sailing program in exchange for designating two applicants as sailing recruits.
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O'Farrell was principal sponsor of legislation the council passed last year designating the second Monday of October as Indigenous Peoples Day in place of Columbus Day in the nation's second-largest city.
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Last year, CNN reported that Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats cautioned the administration that designating the IRGC could pose dangers to US forces, according to one source familiar with the matter.
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She advises designating a trustworthy colleague to act as a gatekeeper who can filter through any requests and determine what's important enough to bother you with while on leave and what's not.
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This involves reinforcing our procedures by more specifically designating responsibilities among crew members to ensure consistent and proper care and handling of all customers during the deplaning process, especially those with special needs.
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Prosecutors allege the actress and her husband, Mossimo Giannulli, paid $500,000 to a fake charity to get their two daughters accepted into the University of Southern California, falsely designating them as crew recruits.
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The deep-pocketed conservation group offered to buy up nearly $22 million of Seychelles' outstanding $406 million sovereign debt in return for the country designating a third of its marine area as "protected".
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"I now think that designating Chelsea Manning as a Visiting Fellow was a mistake, for which I accept responsibility," Elmendorf, dean of Harvard's Kennedy School said in a statement released early Friday morning.
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The state has been relentlessly downgraded by rating agencies, with Standard & Poor's in March designating New Jersey's credit-rating outlook from "stable" to "negative" following disputes over transportation funds and public union entitlements.
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Cron smacked a career-best 30 homers for the Rays last season, but that didn't prevent the franchise from designating him for assignment last week when it was finalizing its 9043-man roster.
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"Saudi news agencies and websites, though fully aware of the fact that Alalam's Twitter account has been hacked, publish these false news stories immediately, designating their collusion with the hackers," the statement said.
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In two landmark cases earlier this year, local courts sided with rural and indigenous communities who argued the national government failed to inform them before designating land in their territories for mineral exploitation.
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The U.S. responded by designating additional high-level Venezuelan officials as drug kingpins, including Diosdado Cabello, who has been a long-time crony of the regime and a blatant violator of human rights.
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Designating Saudi Arabia a major non-NATO ally would formally acknowledge their standing as a strategic military partner with the US on the level of key allies like Israel, South Korea and Jordan.
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Soon after the March attack, Rex Tillerson, then the U.S. secretary of state, ordered State Department officials to outline the case for designating Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism under U.S. law.
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The Texas senator called out the group's alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood in legislation last year designating the latter as a terrorist organization (that bill never made it to the Senate floor).
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Khatami — who is also a member of Iran's Council of Experts, which is tasked with designating and dismissing the country's supreme leader — is known for his hardline positions on a number of issues.
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Designating groups as foreign terrorist organizations is aimed at disrupting their finances through the imposition of U.S. sanctions, including asset freezes and travel bans, on them and individuals and entities that support them.
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"Neither designating a room for smoking nor ventilating the dwelling eliminates the dangerous exposure of nonsmokers in the household to second-hand smoke," Prokhorov, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Designating groups as foreign terrorist organizations is aimed at disrupting their finances through the imposition of U.S. sanctions, including asset freezes and travel bans, on them and individuals and entities that support them.
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If any revenues are raised through climate programs, the money would keep circulating within the state's economy rather than growing the federal budget — for instance by designating funds to prepare for climate change.
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Ronald Reagan in 1970, the statute has become a widely used legal tool for delaying or stopping public-works projects from the massive to the micro — even, until recently, those designating bike lanes.
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Ms. Wyden may lose the argument about designating her building, but her bookstore might be just the springboard New York now needs to think more broadly about the true meaning of cultural heritage.
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BEIRUT/DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran warned the United States against designating its Revolutionary Guards Corp as a terrorist group and said U.S. regional military bases would be at risk if further sanctions were passed.
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None of the legislation made it out of committee, culminating in what opponents of the flag saw as a repudiation of their efforts when Bryant issued a proclamation designating April as Confederate Heritage Month.
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Ms. Maloney has also smoothed relations with the conservation society, and agreed during her visit to the Bronx Zoo to back a bill the group supports, designating the bison as the nation's official mammal.
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Other U.S. strategy options, the sources say, include sanctioning Iranian industries that aid missile development and designating as a terrorist group the Revolutionary Guards, accused by U.S. officials of fuelling Middle East proxy wars.
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It may help to put up signs in your workplace designating certain areas as private so that there are no questions about where ICE is and isn't allowed to be without a judicial warrant.
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"There's a better way to face these attacks and future potential threats than what has currently been proposed by DHS with designating election systems critical infrastructure," Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp said Wednesday.
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The former mayor of New York is expected to file paperwork this week designating himself as a candidate in at least one state with an early filing deadline, Alexander Burns writes in the NYT.
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The administration opted against designating the Revolutionary Guards a terrorist group because doing so risks unintended consequences that could be detrimental to U.S. military actions and the administration's overall Iran strategy, according to Tillerson.
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Mr. Lieberman and Mr. Velky are especially angry about a special act passed by the General Assembly, designating the Mashantucket Pequots and the Mohegans as the sole authorized parties to pursue a third casino.
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He argued that lawmakers never required the FSOC to conduct a cost-benefit analysis before designating a firm as systemically significant, and expecting such analysis would "impair" regulators' ability to guard against future crises.
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"We're doing it because the Iranian regime's use of terrorism as a tool of statecraft is fundamentally different from any other government," Pompeo said of taking the unprecedented step of designating a government entity.
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In Congress: Iran hawks in the United States have long agitated for designating the Guard a terrorist organization, arguing that it is both an accurate label and will send a strong message to Tehran.
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Yale's women's soccer coach, Rudy Meredith, allegedly received a $400,000 check for designating the student as a soccer recruit, and Singer allegedly received the rest of the $1.2 million for orchestrating the elaborate scheme.
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One that resonated at a hearing before the judge was focused on the fact that the agency officials putting together the case for designating MetLife worked for the officials who made the designation decision.
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As you can see, the event is as much a display of athletics as it is a demonstration of rover platforms, with each team designating two drivers to pedal the vehicles along the track.
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" Within hours of the U.S. designating the Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization, Tehran hit back by labeling the U.S. government a "state sponsor of terrorism" and designated U.S. Central Command a "terrorist organization.
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Officially known as the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, Paris-based UNESCO is best known for designating and protecting archaeological and heritage sites, from the Galapagos Islands to the tombs of Timbuktu.
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But official credit is typically given to John A. Logan, a Union Army general who, on May 5, 1868, issued an order designating May 30 as an annual day of remembrance for fallen soldiers.
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LONDON, March 27 (Reuters) - Banks should think hard before designating a staff as "key workers" who can still send their children to school during Britain's coronavirus lockdown, the Financial Conduct Authority said on Friday.
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Amtrak's practice is out of step with standard procedure, and its spokespeople offer shifting justifications for it rather than actually designating a senior official to take a hard look at whether this makes sense.
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" On Friday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced the US was designating Ivan Rafael Hernandez Dala, the commander of DGCIM, and his immediate family members for his "involvement in gross violations of human rights.
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Loughlin and Giannulli, a fashion designer, are accused of paying $500,000 to a fake charity to get their two daughters accepted into the University of Southern California, falsely designating them as crew team recruits.
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Vandemoer, who pleaded to conspiracy to commit racketeering, was the first to be sentenced: six months of home confinement for receiving more than $600,000 from Singer in exchange for designating applicants as sailing recruits.
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He is particularly receptive to tweets that reinforce his own views, the official said, as well as posts by people who have blue checks next to their names, designating them as verified by Twitter.
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He is particularly receptive to tweets that reinforce his own views, the official said, as well as posts by people who have blue checks next to their names, designating them as verified by Twitter.
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Earlier Tuesday, the Iranian Parliament unanimously passed a motion designating the U.S. Army and the Pentagon as terrorist organizations — a move that mirrors the U.S. labeling the Revolutionary Guard a terrorist organization last April.
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He was then flown to Guatemala, one of the countries he traveled through to reach Texas, under a Trump-backed agreement designating it as a so-called safe third country for people fleeing persecution.
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Designating the IRGC as a terrorist organization is a significant and long-overdue step toward confining the regime to its own borders and ending the cycles of sectarian violence that have claimed countless lives.
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The appointment comes nearly three months after Adamczyk was named the company's first president and chief operating officer, a newly created role that was seen as a step toward designating a successor to Cote.
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The FSOC is principally known for its role in designating some large companies as systemically important or "too big to fail" and thus forcing them largely under the regulatory umbrella of the Federal Reserve.
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WASHINGTON — The Senate on Tuesday passed a sweeping public lands conservation bill, designating more than one million acres of wilderness for environmental protection and permanently reauthorizing a federal program to pay for conservation measures.
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Emily Hellstrom, a board member of Friends of Elizabeth Street Garden, a community group that supports designating the garden as parkland, said her group is filing a separate lawsuit against the city this week.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation, after receiving the tip, secretly recorded a meeting in which Meredith sought $450,000 in exchange for designating Tobin's daughter as a soccer recruit, according the person and court records.
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Designating Brazil a "major non-NATO ally" will ease U.S. arms sales to the Brazilian armed forces, while a new technology safeguard agreement will help U.S. companies to conduct commercial space launches in Brazil.
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Highlighting the illusionism of the endeavor, at times a clapperboard (complete with the name of one of the film's producers, Idéale Audience, legibly written on it) claps onscreen, designating the beginning of a take.
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More than two years ago, the commission voted to reclassify broadband internet access as a "common carrier" under Title II of the Telecommunications Act, designating the internet a utility no different from water or electricity.
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Now Facebook says designating a topic as "trending" will depend on how many publishers are posting stories on the same topic, as well as how many people are liking, sharing, and commenting on those articles.
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He had by that time already floated the idea of designating the US election system as critical infrastructure, a move which would give states swifter access to DHS assistance in the event of an attack.
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This seemed strange because UNESCO is such an inoffensive-seeming organization: Its most prominent function is designating and protecting official international landmarks, called World Heritage Sites — places like The Alamo and the Great Barrier Reef.
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On Friday, the pro-Kremlin speaker of the lower house of Russia's parliament, Vyacheslav Volodin, said legislation could be introduced next week designating U.S. and some other foreign media operating in Russia as foreign agents.
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The guidance would draw on approaches already outlined in government proposals published in November, which included designating non-executive directors to represent key interested groups, and strengthening reporting requirements on the performance of directors' duties.
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As for the paywall feature, Frank said Verst should make it easy for publishers to implement their subscription strategy by designating which articles are available for free and which ones are only accessible to subscribers.
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According to court documents, Salcedo was among the university officials who are accused of accepting bribes in exchange for designating admissions candidates as recruited athletes to increase their chances of gaining acceptance at elite schools.
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We ... saw it as not necessarily helpful," said one source familiar with the matter who spoke on condition of anonymity, saying U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had opposed designating Zarif "for the time being.
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If he does, designating him would send the message that Iran's banking sector is poisonous for foreign investment and would ensure that other central banks could not interact with Hemmati without facing potential U.S. sanctions.
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Last month, Congress approved a massive, bipartisan federal lands bill, designating five new national monuments, 1.3 million acres of wilderness, 620 rivers as wild and scenic, and permanently reauthorizing the Land and Water Conservation Fund.
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The People's Liberation Army Air Force posted a photo on its social media account this week showing the fifth-generation fighter tagged with the number 62001, designating the aircraft as part of a frontline unit.
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Prosecutors said Center agreed to accept $100,000 as a bribe from Singer in 2015 in exchange for designating the son of a client as a tennis recruit, even though he did not play competitive tennis.
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On Wednesday, an honor guard stood at attention as Iraq's new head of state, President Barham Salih, entered the presidential palace in Baghdad's Green Zone, a day after designating Adel Abdul Mahdi as prime minister.
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Aside from the fact that my room is small, my colleagues that have worked from home in the past recommend designating a workspace in your home that's not in the same space where you relax.
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"This is all trial by fury," said Zausner, the chief operating officer of the National Tennis Center, who plans to make immediate adjustments, like designating sections of the staircases for separate up-and-down travel.
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Mr. Moon also asked his government to consider designating the affected area a special disaster zone so that victims there could get discounts on medical and national insurance premiums, as well as other government subsidies.
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In early 2014, when one of the seats became vacant and Chief Justice Roberts had an opportunity to fill it, he broke that partisan pattern by designating Judge Boasberg, whom President Barack Obama had appointed.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration in 2018 took the extraordinary step of designating all "fentanyl-like" substances as a class under Schedule I, putting them in the same top drug tier that includes heroin and ecstasy.
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There is some legal debate about whether the current war authorization applies to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria — and if it doesn't, whether that would rule out designating Saipov as an enemy combatant.
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Still, months later, New York City issued the company a permit, designating a spot for it to pick up and drop off passengers who ride the company's 249 buses between New York, Philadelphia and Washington.
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The Massachusetts Lobstermen's Association and other commercial fishing groups had argued designating the area a monument was not consistent with the National Marine Sanctuaries Act, pushing to open the area to the industry once again.
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In a report published today, the Federal Communications Commission reveal that the process of designating the number 988 as a new, nationwide, three-digit hotline for suicide prevention and mental health crisis has officially begun.
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Distrust is similar in Mississippi, where Republican Governor Phil Bryant signed his state's religious objections bill after designating all of April to honor the heritage of the pro-slavery Confederacy in the U.S. Civil War.
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Yale University Who: The former head coach of Yale University's women's soccer team conspired with Singer to accept bribes in exchange for designating Yale applicants as recruits for the team, according to a court filing.
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President Trump said Friday that he would temporarily hold off on designating Mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations, saying he was doing so at the request of the president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
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Stanford sailing coach John Vandemoer pleaded guilty last month to conspiracy to commit racketeering for arranging bribes of $110,000 and $160,000 to the sailing program in exchange for falsely designating two applicants as sailing recruits.
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The possibility of the U.S. designating a military with whom American troops often find themselves working in parallel and in close quarters in Iraq and elsewhere should raise major red flags — especially at the Pentagon.
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Fellow Republican legislator Steve Toth promised on Twitter that the first bill in the next legislative session in 2021 would aim at designating affirming a trans child's gender identity as child abuse under state law.
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He had made deliberate preparations in recent months to seek the White House, running television ads in the early primary states, recruiting potential staff members and even designating a campaign manager for a possible run.
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" On Thursday evening, Douglas Elmendorf, Dean of Harvard Kennedy School, said in a statement that the school would be withdrawing its invitation to Manning and that "designating [Manning] as a Visiting Fellow was a mistake.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A top aide to Iran's Supreme Leader warned the United States on Tuesday against designating the elite Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist group, saying Tehran has "all options on table", news agency ISNA reported.
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It's hard to think about all of that, but that's the benefit of having a studio or designating a space you call a studio because all of these other questions can then be put into action.
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Banning the Brotherhood and Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), or at least designating them terrorist organizations, with all the attendant economic and political penalties, has been a major theme of Trump since his first Mideast visit.
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The decision, which includes designating the unit and the two Iranians as terrorists, follows last year's disclosure by Denmark and France that they suspected an Iranian government intelligence service of pursuing assassination plots on their soil.
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The council's North Korea sanctions committee acted on a request by the United States, designating 21 shipping companies — including five based in China — 15 North Korean ships, 12 non-North Korean ships and a Taiwanese man.
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"It would be quite strange for Congress, in designating this agency, to have created the first independent financial regulator where during this transitional period, the president can take over the agency, as it were," Gupta said.
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Instead of designating a permanent master ZonePlayer that centrally ran the entire network, the team created a distributed network in which every Player acted on its own and intelligently communicated with the others—no easy task.
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Michael Crosby, president and chief executive of the Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota, welcomed a red tide emergency order issued this week by Governor Rick Scott, designating more state money for research, cleanup and wildlife rescues.
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Prosecutors allege that the couple paid $500,000 to a fake charity to get their two daughters, Isabella, 20 and Olivia Jade, 19, into the University of Southern California by falsely designating them as crew team recruits.
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It said the council, which includes the Treasury Secretary and Federal Reserve Chair, had not followed its own guidance on designating a firm as systemically important, essentially changing the rules to ensure the determination was made.
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The risqué restaurant chain — whose motto is "delightfully tacky, yet unrefined," — is asking Congress to "put aside their pretty differences and do what is right" for first responders, by designating a day that formally recognizes them.
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We note the delay in designating domestic systemically important banks (D-SIBs) in China provides temporary relief for those which otherwise were supposed to comply with a minimum loan loss reserve of 2.5% by end-2016.
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The notion of designating a special class of unpaid advisers — many of whom also represent clients with business before the city — appeared to be an unusual, if not novel, approach to city governance, former officials said.
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Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control, or OFAC, is also designating several entities and individuals for being owned or controlled by, or acting for or on behalf of, the three entities that have enabled the FSB.
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Analysts have said the drug has 'blockbuster' sales potential, meaning sales of more than $1 billion a year, and U.S. regulators had already fast-tracked it for approval last May by designating it a breakthrough therapy.
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San Francisco activated 3B Conor Gillaspie (back) from the disabled list and recalled LHP Steven Okert from Triple-A Sacramento while placing INF Eduardo Nunez (hamstring) on the DL and designating RHP Bryan Morris for assignment.
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Word in Washington continues to indicate the fact that the Trump White House, involved in a complete overhaul of the Obama administration's failed appeasement policy, continues to weigh designating the IRGC as a foreign terrorist organization.
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Friday's sanctions are aimed at targeting North Korea's ability to evade international sanctions and conduct illicit maritime activities that facilitate coal and fuel transports by designating 27 shipping and trade companies, 28 vessels and one individual.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's administration is considering a proposal that could lead to potentially designating Iran's powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization, according to U.S. officials familiar with the matter.
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I will give California vastly greater fiscal capacity to implement socialized medicine by hacking off a portion of Federal income tax rates and programmatic spending and designating it for states to use as they see fit.
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He said the F.D.A. had "embraced" the concept of cell therapy, designating it a breakthrough and accelerating the approval process to speed its availability to cancer patients, many of whom do not have time to wait.
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If the hubbub is too much for a pet, Dr. Ruch-Gallie suggests separating them from the food and people with a baby gate or designating a spot for them in another part of the house.
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The third coronavirus package is in very initial phases; McConnell is designating three task forces in his Republican conference to start working with the White House on their opening bid before they negotiate with Senate Democrats.
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Mr. de Blasio's administration has resisted that interpretation, saying that the state law does not outline a process for de-designating the five schools, and any effort to do so would likely face a legal challenge.
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" Prime Minister Chung Sye-kyun said: "(The government) will carry out special measures by designating the Daegu and Cheongdo areas, which are experiencing difficulties due to a sudden increase in confirmed cases, as 'special care zones.
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In its 2018 annual global report on human trafficking, the U.S. State Department placed China in Tier 3 - the worst category, designating countries with governments that fail to make efforts to meet minimum anti-trafficking standards.
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Video Explainer The United States has steadily been ratcheting up the pressure on Iran, including designating the country's military as a foreign terrorist organization and setting the stage for a potential confrontation in the Persian Gulf.
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By the time she arrived, the company cafeteria had already undergone de facto desegregation: Its "Colored Computers" sign, designating a table in the back for the women, had been a salubrious casualty of the war years.
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The heavily armed Shi'ite group Hezbollah and its political allies have been unable to agree the make-up of the cabinet since designating former government minister Hassan Diab as prime minister more than a month ago.
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On Friday afternoon, the State Department announced it was designating a prominent Iraqi militia supported by Iran as a foreign terrorist organization, in what appeared to be a policy extension of the strike on Mr. Suleimani.
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Given their nebulous structure, curtailing Antifa is undoubtedly a challenge for authorities — but designating the group as a domestic terrorist organization, as President Trump suggested last fall, would be a good start that offers many benefits.
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Tom Wolf, a Democrat, is designating 45 "Centers of Excellence" — primary care clinics where people can also get addiction and mental health treatment, with frequent follow-up and a team of providers closely tracking their progress.
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It would also allow the US government to sanction anyone who funds them, deport their members from America, and bar any affiliate from entering the US. "I will be designating the cartels," the president told O'Reilly.
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The council's North Korea sanctions committee acted on a request by the United States, designating 21 shipping companies - including five based in China - 15 North Korean ships, 12 non-North Korean ships and a Taiwanese man.
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Bradley Vogel, the stadium's sustainability coordinator, stood over a small mountain of trash bags filled with empty beer cups and cheese-stained nacho trays, and placed a sign in the middle designating it ready for sorting.
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Designating gay Americans worthy of such protections under the law, Pence said, would open "a Pandora's Box of legal rights and legal difficulties" and was part of grassroots movements by gay activists for increasing their rights.
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Designating the Guards as terrorists could make it more difficult for Iranian businesses to take advantage of the lifting of the international sanctions, since banks are required to verify that their clients are not on terrorism blacklists.
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Vandemoer pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit racketeering for arranging bribes of $110,000 and $160,000 to the sailing program and then designating two applicants, who had no sailing experience, as sailing recruits, according to his criminal complaint.
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The superstar's 163-year Major League Baseball career ended in August, when the New York Yankees released him and reworked the remaining $216 million of his 276-year, $216 million contract, designating him as a team adviser.
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Zagreb removed eight firms from a list designating those with strategic interest on Wednesday, in a move to make them eligible for sale.. However, Oreskovic said this did not mean all of them would be sold immediately.
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Designating a major element of Iran's military forces as a terrorist organization, the opponents add, also would set a precedent that ... Washington's adversaries may now draw on by applying the label to elements of U.S. armed forces.
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However, it soon emerged after the launch that Swarm had been denied a license for the satellites by the FCC, which is responsible for designating which radio frequencies US companies can use to communicate with their spacecraft.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - A prominent Iraqi militia indicated on Thursday it would give any heavy weapons it had to the military once Islamic State was defeated and rejected a proposed U.S. congressional bill designating it a terrorist group.
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"Designating election infrastructure as 'critical' captures the commonsense notion that protecting elections from cyber-enabled manipulation is very important," wrote Kristen Eichensehr, a former State Department official and law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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Argentina's decision to freeze Hezbollah assets and join the United States in designating it a terrorist group is a significant win for President Donald Trump's administration as it seeks to increase pressure on Tehran and its proxies.
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Courtesy the artist Biggers called his show "Selah," after the ancient Hebrew word that appears as a kind of poetic interjection throughout the Psalms, and which is thought to have been a musical notation designating a rest.
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Trump, on the other hand, applauded a provision that would affirm the ability of the secretary of Defense to carry out military activities and operations in cyberspace, designating these cyber military activities to be traditional military activities.
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Amid calls for stronger retaliation against Russia for the Skripal case and its meddling in the 2016 elections, some members of Congress have pushed the Trump administration to consider designating Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism.
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Michelle Richardson, deputy director of the Center for Democracy and Technology's Freedom, Security and Technology Project, said she was impressed that the VEP charter was formally designating a policy to disclose vulnerabilities to tech firms by default.
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Designating local officers to specifically investigate reported instances of student violence and mental illness, in cooperation with the FBI, teachers, and social workers, will ensure that more of these troubled individuals will not slip through the cracks.
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The biannual currency exchange report — the fifth of Mr. Trump's presidency — also updated its criteria for designating countries as currency manipulators, allowing the United States to monitor the foreign exchange practices of a broader set of economies.
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The stark warning came two months after a federal oversight panel said it planned to stop designating large, non-bank financial institutions like insurers and asset managers as "systemically important" and placing them under stricter federal oversight.
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In response, retailers such as Walmart, Target and Whole Foods are designating special hours for the most vulnerable groups to give them the chance to shop when stores are less crowded to reduce the risk of infection.
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China's technological rise China's efforts to create its own Silicon Valley date to the 1980s, when authorities began designating parts of the country as "high-tech development zones" focused on consumer electronics and biotech, among other fields.
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The Department of Homeland Security has said it is considering designating election systems as critical infrastructure, though Secretary Jeh Johnson has made clear such a designation would not free up additional funds for state and local administrators.
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George Casey, raised the possibility of designating Soleimani and his Quds Force officers as enemy combatants in Iraq, according to Eric Edelman, a former diplomat who held senior posts at the Defense Department and the White House.
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The city then began a program of urban regeneration, using a familiar strategy—designating an area as a cultural zone and constructing museums and academic institutions intended to change its tenor by attracting new visitors and residents.
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Analysts say those actions could take many forms, including expanding drone strikes against militant groups in Pakistan, imposing sanctions on Pakistani officials accused of having ties to terrorist networks, and designating Pakistan a state sponsor of terror.
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Shortly before a Supreme Court decision on Friday that handed President Donald Trump $2.5 billion for in border wall funding, he received another big win for his immigration agenda: a treaty designating Guatemala as safe for asylum-seekers.
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In the latest development, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission plans to propose designating ZTE and Huawei as national security risks, and to bar them from a government subsidy program, according a Reuters report on Monday, citing U.S. officials.
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The payment appears to have been made by designating the woman as a "temporary employee" for three months, despite her being banned from the office, rather than through a treasury fund set up to handle cases like Conyers'.
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But Nielsen stopped short of "re-designating" Yemen's TPS status, which means that it will continue to benefit only Yemenis who have been in the United States since early 2017 or before, and not those who arrived afterward.
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The permissible apartment size for the site was only about 1,500 square feet, but Rohan's plans claimed much more by designating large areas as fire refuges and fire decks, which he said could later be converted into rooms.
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At the same time, there was new scrutiny of Mr. Trump's campaign manager, Paul Manafort, after anti-corruption investigators in Ukraine found secret ledgers designating more than $12 million in payments to him from a pro-Russian party.
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Those appeared to be ones that Mr. Comey singled out as bearing classified markings, in this case designating them as "confidential," but Mr. Kirby said that information that was initially considered classified was not by the time Mrs.
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Designating times to plug into the news — checking Twitter in the morning over coffee, but not listening to the radio while driving your kids to school, for instance — can help you manage anxiety if you are feeling stressed.
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The bills are aimed at a number of changes, like incentivizing voluntary conservation measures, making it easier for people outside of government to get species' protections removed and to prohibit designating man-made water projects as critical habitat.
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Negotiations over the Affordable Housing Bonus Program, which would allow developers to build taller buildings in exchange for designating more below-market units, have been contentious, as have proposals to up the requirement of affordable housing on-site.
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The six-lane highway from the airport to Olympic Park, like all of the other key throughways in the city, had a solid lime green line painted adjacent to the lane markers, designating one lane an Olympic Lane.
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In a move criticized by many in the global antidoping community, the International Olympic Committee ruled that clean Russian individuals could compete in separate uniforms designating them as "Olympic athletes from Russia," should they satisfy a review panel.
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News of Mr. Takht Ravanchi's appointment came a day after the Trump administration escalated its pressure campaign against Iran by designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, a powerful arm of the Iranian military, as a foreign terrorist organization.
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An appropriations bill designating funds for the Department of Homeland Security — which oversees money for border security — has been at the core of a shutdown standoff, with Trump bombastically re-upping demands he's made about a border wall.
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Trump immediately blamed China for "currency manipulation," and our craven Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin then violated the Treasury's own guidelines by formally designating China as a currency manipulator in order to keep in step with his intemperate boss.
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No president has the right, ever, to use the powers of his office to enrich himself, which is what Trump appears to be doing by designating his Florida golf resort as the site of the next G7 meeting.
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How about designating just one every year — say, Game 227, which falls on a Saturday — as an afternoon start, assuring that young fans on the East Coast could watch all nine innings of baseball's crowning event before bedtime?
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At the neighborhood level, the city plans to pedestrianise more areas, including around 200 schools, and enlarge public green space by 40 hectares, as well as designating 100 municipal facilities as "climate shelters" when heatwaves or floods hit.
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At the neighborhood level, the city plans to pedestrianise more areas, including around 200 schools, and enlarge public green space by 40 hectares, as well as designating 100 municipal facilities as "climate shelters" when heatwaves or floods hit.
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Esper also determined that Gallagher should be allowed to retain his Trident pin designating him as a SEAL - effectively ending the Navy's efforts to carry out a peer review that could have ousted him from the elite force.
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" This includes recommendations to address risky practices with a firm's primary regulator, run a cost-benefit analysis before designating a firm and "only designate a company if the expected benefits to financial stability outweigh the costs of designation.
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Kirkland said it is considering strategic options for its mines at Holt Complex in Canada and in the Northern Territory, Australia, adding that it is designating the assets as non-core as they do not generate adequate returns.
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She suggested designating one afternoon or evening of your reunion for a fun collective event such as a Mexican fiesta with a mariachi band, a Texas-style barbecue with rodeo music, or a dance party of oldies tunes.
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Reached by telephone late on Tuesday, Gallagher's civilian lawyer, Timothy Parlatore, told Reuters the move to take away Gallagher's Trident pin designating him as a SEAL was being driven by Naval Special Warfare commander Rear Admiral Collin Green.
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Pope John Paul II elevated its standing in the church in 1982, designating it as what is known as a personal prelate and placing its members under a single bishop's jurisdiction regardless of where their dioceses are geographically.
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The bills reflect a growing debate about whether designating voting tech as critical infrastructure (like the public water supply, energy systems, transportation, communication grid, and the financial sector) would help to secure the U.S.'s highly decentralized voting setup.
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But Tuesday's indictment does contain two new alleged quotes from Giannulli that could show the extent to which he understood the plan to get his daughters into the University of Southern California by falsely designating them as crew recruits.
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Recently, the federal circuit, the appellate court below the Supreme Court that hears patent appeals, has been fairly liberal when it comes to designating a life sciences invention as "obvious," and that could play against HGP-write, he says.
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Italy has searched for a new government since inconclusive elections in March, with the president finally designating former International Monetary Fund official Carlo Cottarelli as interim prime minister until a new vote is held between September and early 2019.
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Designating the China-based network was a particularly important signal to China in light of the recent revelations that the Obama administration had quietly dropped charges against an Iranian who played a leading role in procurement through that country.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Israel should stop building settlements, denying Palestinian development and designating land for exclusive Israeli use that Palestinians seek for a future state, the Middle East peace "Quartet" recommended on Friday in a an eagerly awaited report.
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Michael Rogers supports designating his unit as a unified combatant command — he stumped for the move during a recent Senate Armed Services Committee hearing — but said it is premature to shift the unit away from the NSA in 2017.
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" Uber has also committed to continuing doing things like conducting annual privacy and security trainings, designating employees to supervise the privacy and security program, and limiting access to geo-location information only to employees with "a legitimate business purpose.
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A confidential report by the U.S. Commerce Department sent to Trump in mid-February is widely expected to pave the way to impose duties on imported autos and auto parts by designating them a threat to American national security.
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Asked if designating Palau an illegal destination was a way of putting pressure on it to move away from Taiwan, China's Foreign Ministry said relations with other countries had to happen under the framework of the "one China" principle.
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At a May public hearing on the project before the Landmarks Preservation Commission, Theodore Grunewald, vice president of the Committee to Save the New York Public Library, urged that the commission consider designating the Frick as an interior landmark.
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Sabah's government says it is committed to striking a balance between economic development and preserving Borneo's extraordinary natural heritage, including by designating extensive areas of forest as nature reserves for threatened orangutans and creating Malaysia's largest marine protected area.
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Shanahan even went as far as to approve an unsent memo designating Garrett, but he has since changed his mind and is seeking a new officer for the post, according to an administration official directly familiar with the effort.
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WASHINGTON — The House of Representatives on Tuesday passed its first significant public lands conservation bill in years, designating more than one million acres of wilderness for environmental protection and permanently reauthorizing a federal program to pay for conservation measures.
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So last August, prime minister Jacinda Ardern, made good on her Labour Party campaign promise to amend the Overseas Investment Act by designating all existing residential land "sensitive" — effectively banning foreigners from buying any existing homes in the country.
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Milwaukee purchased the contract of LHP Brent Suter from Triple-A Colorado Springs and optioned RHP Damien Magnifico to the same club while activating Domingo Santana from the 15-day disabled list and designating fellow OF Ramon Flores for assignment.
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Reneging on the nuclear deal, designating the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps as a foreign terrorist organization, and pulling out all the stops to reduce Iranian oil exports to zero are aimed not at changing regime behavior but changing the regime.
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At the end of the war, the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1944 funded highway improvements and established major new ground by authorizing and designating, in Section 7, the construction of 40,000 miles of a 'National System of Interstate Highways.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Kuwait has expelled 11 Lebanese and three Iraqis suspected of belonging to Hezbollah, a Kuwaiti newspaper reported on Monday, nearly three weeks after the country joined other Gulf Arab states in designating the Lebanese Shi'ite group a terrorist organization.
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Sanders's fundamental conceptual argument is that rather than designating certain institutions as "systematically significant" and in need of heightened scrutiny, the government should make them do whatever they need to do in order to not be systematically significant any more.
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This included a series of unsuccessful endeavors to give him an exit route, including granting him citizenship and designating him as an Ecuadorian diplomat to Moscow, which it had to rescind after the UK refused to give him diplomatic immunity.
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The Trump administration has since taken several unprecedented steps to squeeze Iran, such as demanding the world halt all imports of Iranian oil and designating the IRGC as a foreign terrorist organization, which Iran has cast as an American provocation.
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The Medal of Freedom recognizes individuals who have made "an especially meritorious contribution to the security or national interests of the United States, world peace, cultural or other significant public or private endeavors," according to the executive order designating the award.
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Nevada Assemblywoman Sandra Jauregui, a Democrat from the 41st District, said that having more women in the state assembly has made the government more responsive on issues like birth control, women-owned businesses, and designating places for women to nurse.
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The Board of Supervisors for San Diego, which is California's second-most populous county and sits on the border with Mexico, in April voted to support Trump's legal challenge to the state designating itself a "sanctuary state" hospitable to immigrants.
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They added that scandals - including U.S. authorities' designating Venezuelan Vice President Tareck El Aissami as a "drug kingpin" and the drug-related arrests of two nephews of the first lady - have boosted the perceived risk of doing business with Venezuela.
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Last week, we told you about President Obama's surprising announcement—well, it was certainly a surprise to the fishermen of New England—that he was designating by executive order the creation of the first national marine monument in the Atlantic Ocean.
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"For a full century after the Antiquities Act was enacted in 2900, presidents respected its limit to 'land owned or controlled by the Federal Government' by not designating national monuments on the ocean beyond the nation's territorial sea," he said.
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In a recent interview with a Chinese-language publication, reprinted on Mirror's website, he predicted that the party might dispense with the tradition of designating successors to the top leaders, making it unclear who would eventually take Mr. Xi's place.
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"For a full century after the Antiquities Act was enacted in 1906, presidents respected its limit to 'land owned or controlled by the Federal Government' by not designating national monuments on the ocean beyond the nation's territorial sea," he said.
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The Financial Stability Oversight Council, a regulatory body created by the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul and led by the Treasury secretary, is responsible for analyzing and designating companies that could take down the banking system in the event of another crisis.
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But there's a pretty easy workaround: By designating your Switch Lite as the primary, you won't have to check in online with it and the one you keep at home will almost certainly have access to the internet all the time.
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For children 6 and older, the academy recommends placing consistent limits on the time spent using media, designating media-free times together such as at dinner or traveling, and having ongoing communication about online privacy and safety, among other suggestions.
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He has increased designations of Iranian officials and entities under terror-related executive orders and US officials says he is in favor of designating the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps, a powerful arm of the military, as a foreign terrorist organization.
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Ron Kaufman, the longtime head of the RNC's site selection committee, said cities became increasingly conscious of security costs after Homeland Security officials began designating political conventions as national security events, a decision made in the wake of the Sept.
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Senior current and former officials familiar with the matter tell CNN the White House is considering designating Iran's powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a foreign terrorist organization, a debate that has senior Cabinet officials squaring off on both sides.
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Ron Kaufman, the longtime head of the RNC's site selection committee, said cities became increasingly conscious of security costs after Homeland Security officials began designating political conventions as national security events, a decision made in the wake of the Sept.
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In addition, Naty diapers are EcoCert (95% or more plant-based materials), labeled "Good for the Environment" by the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, and pass the Oeko-Tex Standard 100 test designating them free of more than 100 undesirable substances.
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The National Weather Service has been warning of the likelihood for "extreme fire behavior" with any fire that starts during this long-lasting wind event, going as far as designating the fire danger as "extremely critical" in the Los Angeles area.
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Standing in the way, however, was a decision President Ronald Reagan made nearly 20 years earlier, designating North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism largely in response to its complicity in a 1987 plane bombing that killed 115 people.
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On Thursday, the United States Treasury Department demonstrated Washington's determination to keep squeezing the North by designating for punitive measures two Chinese shipping companies that had helped North Korea evade sanctions through deceptive methods like ship-to-ship transfers of cargo.
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The president, they said, is well versed and comfortable with the administration's recent steps, which have included imposing increasingly onerous sanctions on Iran and designating an arm of the Iranian military, the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, a foreign terrorist organization.
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As the T.S.A.'s own guidelines state, "When you enter the imaging portal, the T.S.A. agent presses a button designating a gender (male/female) based on how you present yourself" — that is, how the agent perceives you as presenting yourself.
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According to the charging documents, wealthy parents collectively paid Singer more than $25 million to get their children into top universities by bribing college coaches and administrators into designating their children as recruited athletes — when they very much were not.
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A federal appeals court on Friday ruled that the Food and Drug Administration wrongly failed to grant Eagle Pharmaceuticals Inc seven years of marketing exclusivity for its cancer treatment Bendeka after designating it as an "orphan drug" for rare diseases.
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For cleanliness and to protect the area of the floor of your apartment that you are designating as the potty area, you can use newspapers, commercially available "pee pads" or even fake grass or sod patches, which can be delivered.
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Xi Jinping and Emmanuel Macron discussed plans for the exhibition during the French president's visit to China in January 2019 as well as the possibility of future Chinese loans to France, designating 2021 the year of "Sino-French cultural tourism".
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Dollar General is designating the first hour of operations every day in its more than 16,000 stores to senior customers, while Target is reserving the first hour of shopping every Wednesday for the elderly and those with underlying health issues.
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Democratic Republic of Congo has scrapped a law requiring wife obedience, Nicaragua has ditched a law designating the man as the head of the household, Singapore has criminalised marital rape and Saudi Arabia has lifted a ban on women driving.
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He was preparing three books for publication, and working on several films and videos; he was organizing boxes and designating where papers should go after he died — some to a municipal library in Lithuania, some to Mana Contemporary in Jersey City.
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The lawsuit on behalf of plaintiffs Mary McHill and Brook Reinhard seeks an order requiring Equifax to preserve all records related to the breach and formally designating the case as a class-action for all consumers affected by the cyberattack.
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Mr. Trump would also keep open the prison at Guantánamo Bay, which Mr. Obama tried to close, and reportedly is considering designating the Muslim Brotherhood, which is involved in Muslim politics in a number of countries, as a terrorist organization.
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That could well happen if he follows up his primitive ban on refugees and visa holders from seven Muslim nations with an order designating the Muslim Brotherhood — perhaps the most influential Islamist group in the Middle East — as a terrorist organization.
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Addressing the issue publicly for the first time, Moon asked his administration to look "aggressively" into any possible mitigation measures like designating Gunsan as an "employment crisis area" and called for urgent measures to aid workers affected by pending layoffs.
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Mr. Ferguson is accused of taking a bribe of $100,000 in exchange for designating the daughter of one of Mr. Singer's clients, who had previously applied to Wake Forest and had been wait-listed, as a recruit for the volleyball team.
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Trump also sidestepped another confirmation fight Monday by designating a sitting FCC commissioner, Ajit Pai, as the chair who will lead the agency, rather than giving the job to a new nominee of his own who would need Senate approval.
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DUBAI/LONDON (Reuters) - Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said the United States had made "a vicious move" in designating the Revolutionary Guards as a foreign terrorist organization, and Tehran vowed to take action against U.S. forces in the region.
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Even without designating the outbreak as a public health emergency, a move that would have urgently ramped up WHO's response to the situation, this was a positive sign that the agency was watching the outbreak, said University of Reading virologist Benjamin Neuman.
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But after WikiLeaks published thousands of documents describing CIA surveillance tools in March, Trump's new CIA director, Mike Pompeo, in an April 13 speech labeled the group a "non-state hostile intelligence service" — the "non-state" descriptor often reserved for designating terrorist organizations.
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"If a white nationalist organization fits the criteria of an FTO, as I believe these do, should we consider designating them as such so you have the broad based authorities you currently do to fight ISIS, al Qaeda, and its affiliates?" he added.
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The FCC said Huawei and ZTE were already on the list of companies that pose a threat, but that the draft order would "establish a process for designating other suppliers that pose a national security threat," potentially opening the door for new additions.
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Designating elections systems as critical infrastructure is a step in the right direction and by committing to investing in infrastructure, we can start to regain the trust of voters, while lawmakers can ensure that our elections will not be hacked in the future.
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In perhaps his most high-profile move in his first week, Bolsonaro issued a decree to put the minister of agriculture in charge of designating protected lands for indigenous peoples — a move that's widely seen as undermining indigenous rights and environmental protections.
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A federal judge in Chicago has tossed a lawsuit brought by an Illinois homebuilder accusing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers of wrongly designating 13 acres of a 100-acre parcel as wetlands, halting the development of a subdivision there for years.
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A 2012 campaign for the government to build a death star to stimulate the economy quickly got a playful, tongue-in-cheek response, while more politically-sensitive requests — such as designating the Westboro Baptist Church a hate group — go unanswered for longer.
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Martin Luther King Jr. It's a holiday that thankfully has been gaining in recognition since Congress passed a bill and President Ronald Reagan signed it in 1983, designating the third Monday in January, starting in 1986, to honor the civil rights leader.
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Atlanta juggled its roster Friday, activating 3B Adonis Garcia and P Eric O'Flaherty from the disabled list while promoting INF Johan Camargo, optioning P Matt Wisler and INF Jace Peterson to Triple-A Gwinnett, and designating OF Emilio Bonifacio for assignment. 2.
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The Treasury secretary leads this council, which is made up of all the heads of the major agencies and works to reduce risk to the financial system by designating banks as "too big to fail" and initiating regulation through its member agencies.
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All an internet provider needs to do is write a bit of code that notes when a packet is going to or coming from a certain place on the internet— for example, a range of IP addresses designating a service like YouTube.
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NOTES: With RF Steven Souza nursing a sore left hip after diving to attempt a catch on a line drive Tuesday night, the Rays made a roster move, designating LHP Dana Eveland for assignment and selecting OF Jaff Decker from Triple-A Durham.
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