One embargoed press release was publicly released, and the website is down to avoid other embargoed material from being released.
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Rose's peeps sent over "un-embargoed excerpts," whatever that means, and I will see what the embargoed utterances are soon enough.
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Information from the briefing will be embargoed until 5 p.m.
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To coin a phrase: The revolution will not be embargoed.
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EXCLUSIVE: Huawei partner offered embargoed HP gear to Iran - reut.
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The tweets are embargoed for a still-undetermined period of time.
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Look for those embargoed interviews to come out later this evening.
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The comments by Sorokin and Sazanov were embargoed until early on Monday.
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Her remarks were made on Saturday but embargoed for release on Sunday.
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Footage of the drills was strictly embargoed until they concluded on Friday.
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Axios inadvertently published the embargoed full text before the president was finished.
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He added that the Bank of England was examining its entire approach to embargoed information after the FCA launched another investigation into a media organisation that is alleged to have shared speeches ahead of an embargoed publication time.
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Well, the books are always embargoed, so it's a pain in the neck.
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NOTE: The committee's interim report and Collins's comments were embargoed until July 29.
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NOTE: The committee's interim report and Collins's comments were embargoed until July 220.
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And that&aposs the problem with book deals is that the truth is embargoed.
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It declined to comment specifically on the cattle seen grazing on the embargoed area.
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During this time period, the US froze Japanese assets and embargoed oil to Japan.
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"The results are embargoed by the journal Science until then," NASA wrote in the statement .
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Some forms of sanctions merely ban companies trading in embargoed countries from selling to America.
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Tidicue and Lane embargoed their second episode, for example, until the account hit 15,000 followers.
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I won't say much more about Fate here (reviews are technically embargoed until next month).
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TC: How will Cloudflare handle requests for service by embargoed and restricted entities going forward?
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That said, PDFs make fact-checking far easier and speed our process for embargoed books.
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When the Gulf monarchies embargoed Qatar, Turkey sent cargo planes full of food and other goods.
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Presidents typically get to see the embargoed nonfarm payrolls report the night before they are released.
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Their reports, all embargoed until a date deemed strategic by the W.S.L., amounted to mixed reviews.
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All of the interviews were embargoed until he formally broke ranks during a Senate floor speech.
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The company based the account closures on the accounts' associations with IP addresses originating in embargoed countries.
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"Slack complies with the U.S. regulations related to embargoed countries and regions," Slack previously wrote to Mashable.
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Users who had been to embargoed countries no more than one time were hit with account closures.
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The founders of Silk Road 2.0, on the other hand, sent embargoed press releases to worldwide media.
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The statement said JBS did not buy animals from farms involved in deforestation or embargoed by Ibama.
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But ZTE came to believe that F7's activities in embargoed countries hurt its American expansion efforts.
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She has stayed up all night reading embargoed memoirs by ex-presidents and novels about boy wizards.
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"The feasibility of the breakup is absolutely no problem," Kerhkoff told journalists in remarks embargoed for Thursday.
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"It's irrelevant for us," Buch told journalists in Munich on Monday in comments that were embargoed until Tuesday.
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The embargoed research is sure to provide some additional clarity, but at present there's plenty that remains unclear.
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It also said it had temporarily embargoed travel for unaccompanied minors, without indicating when the embargo would end.
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Last week, security firm ESET released a report regarding the 2015 Ukranian power outage, embargoed for this morning.
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BNP Paribas, a French bank, was fined nearly $9bn in 2015 for doing business with embargoed countries, including Iran.
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Refinitiv, a data company, offers software which permits clients to screen partners and customers against lists of embargoed entities.
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The remarks, made on Monday, were embargoed to the end of the week to allow media to return home.
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MAHINDRA: I THINK WE HAVE BEEN EMBARGOED FROM SAYING MUCH ABOUT IT, SO I HAVE TO BE VERY CAUTIOUS.
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In White House parlance, news of the visit was "embargoed until wheels down" back in Seoul, South Korea's capital.
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State-owned rival ZTE, similarly embargoed in 2018, was let off the hook as a pre-condition to talks.
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They stapled it shut, told the restaurant that its CBD products were "embargoed" and left the bag at the restaurant.
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A week before it was due to be published, the press releases and the embargoed copy of the paper went live.
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Most of the details of the discovery are currently embargoed and will be released later this year in a scientific journal.
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They updated their world lenses Tuesday, with an embargoed release scheduled to go live four hours before Zuckerberg took the stage.
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After the story hit Pitchfork, TMZ, Spin, and Billboard—all within a couple hours—his attorneys embargoed any on-record quotes.
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EurekAlert — a scientific news source that hosts embargoed journal articles — has suffered a serious security breach and is now temporarily offline.
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Long embargoed by major world powers—and thus most big aerospace companies—Iran has had to develop its own aviation industry.
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Back in January 2011, the Food and Drug Administration made an embargoed announcement about changes to its medical device approval process.
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For almost two years, the video, notorious even though it had never been seen by the public, was embargoed under court order.
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It also plays on the idea that relying on embargoed material means it's been peer-reviewed — and science reporters can trust it.
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The humanitarian situation there is at a breaking point, with food and medical supplies being kept out as the territory is embargoed.
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"I don't need to change my guidance," Chief Executive Rolf Buch told journalists in Munich on Monday in comments embargoed until Tuesday.
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Which is why his team undoubtedly trusted me with the embargoed draft of his campaign announcement before he delivered it at Trump Tower.
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We've also checked out some of its upcoming programming, which we're embargoed from writing about in depth but which influenced our final verdict.
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The competition is open to anyone, anywhere in the world (except some countries embargoed by the US like North Korea, Sudan, and Syria).
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Reviews are embargoed for Tuesday, and our prediction stands: The Last Jedi will be the best-reviewed Star Wars film of all time.
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KERNEN: OK, IN THE MOST RECENT LETTER, YOU HAVE SOME PROBLEMS THE LETTER WAS EMBARGOED UNTIL 8:00, AND WE HAVE IT NOW.
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"The biggest loser is Haldex," ZF Chief Executive Stefan Sommer said in remarks embargoed for Wednesday, blaming hedge funds for the company's defeat.
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Many of its products contain U.S. technology — technology that, by law, must not be exported to embargoed nations, including North Korea and Iran.
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"It could well be that we have passed the peak of automotive production," Bosch CEO Volkmar Denner said in remarks embargoed for Wednesday.
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As a tech journalist privy to embargoed information on many announcements, I already have identified a couple of things I'm eager to get.
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In October, 1973, in retaliation for Nixon's support of Israel in the Yom Kippur War, OPEC embargoed oil exports to the United States.
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In 2016, the script book for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child was one of the most heavily embargoed titles of the year.
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A boom in tourism has not been enough to stem the hemorrhaging of hard currency in a country embargoed by the United States.
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If China embargoed these materials the U.S. would be forced to shut down all or most of our nation's technology manufacturing assembly lines.
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BRF's results were affected after the European Union embargoed meat products from 12 of its plants following its involvement in a food safety investigation.
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CBS has been cagey; critics didn't get screeners, and reviews from a theatrical premiere of the first two episodes are embargoed until air time.
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If our systems indicate a workspace primary owner has an IP address originating from a designated embargoed country, the entire workspace will be deactivated.
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"JBS does not currently purchase and has not purchased any animals from the suppliers on the list of areas embargoed by IBAMA," it said.
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Reviews had been embargoed until next week, but on Monday morning the marketing team moved the time up to that night, leaving many critics scrambling.
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The tech press was quick to froth over Facebook's embargoed press release, touting the tech company's impressively large collection of human users around the world.
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We updated our system for applying geolocation information, which relies on IP addresses, and that led to the deactivations for accounts tied to embargoed countries.
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The indictment references reporting by Reuters from six years ago that Skycom offered to sell embargoed Hewlett-Packard computer equipment to Iran's largest mobile phone operator.
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In December 2012, Reuters reported that documents showed Skycom had tried to sell embargoed Hewlett-Packard computer equipment in 2010 to Iran's largest mobile-phone operator.
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The indictment references reporting by Reuters from six years ago that Skycom offered to sell embargoed Hewlett-Packard computer equipment to Iran's largest mobile-phone operator.
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Tulip Fever reviews were embargoed until the afternoon of its day of release, to avoid bad buzz hitting ticket sales over the all-important opening weekend.
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" A Slack spokesperson followed up with additional information: "Slack complies with the U.S. regulations related to embargoed countries and regions, as does every U.S.-based company.
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This blockade has forced the airline to cut some 20% of its capacity, in addition to re-routing a number of flights to avoid embargoed airspace.
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It said in that statement that it did not buy animals from farms involved in the deforestation of native forests or from farms embargoed by Ibama.
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Everyone had to work on embargoed material after the meeting finished, and the meeting itself was spent breaking down the horrors of the week to come.
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In December 2012, Reuters reported that documents showed Skycom had tried to sell embargoed Hewlett-Packard computer equipment in 2010 to Iran's largest mobile-phone operator.
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This time around, measures are already being taken with some details of the couple's itinerary like the township engagement location embargoed until shortly before they arrive.
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In the report, AgroSB denied irregularities in cattle sales, but declined to comment specifically on animals reportedly seen grazing on any embargoed area of Lagoa do Triunfo.
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It said it believed that F7's efforts to acquire companies in the United States were in part blocked because of its "ongoing projects in embargoed countries."
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"We are anticipating our certification of the airplane within a matter of days-weeks," Keith Leverkuhn, 737 general manager, said at a Monday briefing embargoed until Tuesday.
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Mnuchin's comments were embargoed for release on Monday as other U.S. officials were expected to begin talks in India this week on cutbacks in Iranian oil supplies.
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" The founding editor of Science Service, Edwin Slosson, "made clear from the very beginning that Science Service planned to arrange for extensive embargoed access to scientific reports.
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The ability to gather embargoed press releases from journals, universities, and others was "like a phase change," longtime science journalist Charles Petit told Wired earlier this year.
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The memoir has been "embargoed"—as if Lucy is, like, Henry Kissinger—and, to promote it, Lucy travelled yesterday from her farm in Missouri to Los Angeles.
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He also noted that the embargoed nature of the work (where reporters write their stories in advance and publish them at the same time) contributed to the distortion.
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U.S. reliance on foreign minerals has worried U.S. officials since 2010, when China - a major global source of the minerals - embargoed exports to Japan during a diplomatic row.
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Slack says it was just complying with the U.S.'s economic sanctions laws, and it is using internet addresses, not GPS data, to track logins from embargoed nations.
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"We updated our system for applying geolocation information, which relies on IP addresses, and that led to the deactivations for accounts tied to embargoed countries," the representative said.
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Reuters reported that Skycom had offered to sell at least 1.3 million euros worth of embargoed Hewlett-Packard computer equipment to Iran's largest mobile-phone operator in 2010.
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In addition to the record-breaking crowd, the show was an important benchmark in the thawing relations between the embargoed Communist country and much of the Western world.
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Wednesday's report did not touch on that leak, which has also drawn fierce lawmaker criticism, but focused instead on the U.S. central bank's handling of embargoed economic material.
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When Sean Spicer embargoed cameras from a White House Press briefing last week, an artist stepped in with a creative way to exercise the press' freedom of expression.
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Abrams did not respond to requests for comment, and the organizers of other groups said they didn't want to directly respond to an embargoed survey they couldn't review.
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U.S. authorities allege Huawei used Skycom to obtain embargoed U.S. goods and technology in Iran and to move money out of the country via the international banking system.
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He remarked on how often he gets in trouble while giving interviews (usually because he gives away some embargoed secret), but he spoke passionately about the game he represents.
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He remarked on how often he gets in trouble while giving interviews (usually because he gives away some embargoed secret), but he spoke passionately about the game he represents.
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"We are having discussions on lots of different types of alternatives out there," Dexter Goei, chief executive of Altice USA, told reporters on Monday in remarks embargoed for Tuesday.
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The deal closed in December and the German auto makers Mercedes-Benz, Audi and BMW started negotiations with new potential members, Zetsche said in an interview embargoed for Sunday.
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They have also argued that Craig deceived them regarding his involvement in the release of the review, which he provided an embargoed copy to a New York Times reporter.
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While most books reviewed by The Times are not embargoed, exceptions include political tell-alls, foreign reporting and works by big-name authors like Michael Lewis and J.K. Rowling.
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They didn't take the baked goods, owner C.J. Holm told Eater, but instead put them in a plastic bag and marked them as "embargoed," meaning they can't be sold.
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This week, there were two different embargoed fitness things out there that I had to focus on to make sure to hit that exact moment at 7:193 a.m.
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IBAMA said JBS bought 49,438 illegal cattle between 2013 and 2016, half of those directly from embargoed pastures and the remainder by three-way "laundering" transactions to disguise the source.
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As it stands today, Nvidia's GTX 1060 is hard to judge because, unusually for new graphics card launches, it hasn't been subject to a battery of embargoed pre-announcement reviews.
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In January 2013, Reuters reported that Skycom, which attempted to sell embargoed Hewlett-Packard computer equipment to Iran's largest mobile-phone operator, had much closer ties to Huawei than previously known.
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Reviews are officially embargoed until Tuesday, but you need only glance at the social media reactions to realize that no, Star Wars fans should not have a bad feeling about this.
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"There is a sign of things changing a bit starting in late second quarter," LG Display CEO Han Sang-beom told reporters at an embargoed media event, without providing specific details.
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"It's an absolute comedy, because there is nothing going on in Poland that contravenes the rule of law," Kaczynski said in an interview conducted on Monday embargoed for publication until Wednesday.
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But an embargoed email from NPR is a little more legitimate than a rapidly deleted tweet, so we should see Google take the wraps off its podcast section early next week.
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Second, Iran's oil exports should then be effectively embargoed, with concomitant steps taken by the U.S. and its allies to step up alternative oil production including ANWR and the Keystone pipeline.
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Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the foregoing language, the "Applicable Countries" does not include any country to or on which the United States has embargoed goods or imposed targeted sanctions.
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"While we can develop our own technology, an M&A is one of the ways which can accelerate the business," he said at the event which was embargoed until 11 a.m.
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Trump and White House officials later learned that Romney had given embargoed interviews to the Atlantic, The New York Times, and The Washington Post on his decision to vote to convict Trump.
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I think we journalists have a duty to not just chase the newest embargoed study and report it out of context, and not to parrot the health claims of politicians or celebrities.
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In the wake of the investigation, the central bank said it would stop providing media with embargoed copies of its interest rate decisions and other key documents ahead of the official release.
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In an emailed statement, JBS said it had no way of knowing where cattle were raised when supplied by a legal rancher who may have bought the herd from an embargoed ranch.
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LONDON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - EMBARGOED 2230 GMT Britain's anti-Brexit Liberal Democrats will promise on Friday to spend 100 billion pounds ($128 billion) on tackling climate change if they win a Dec.
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"Even in the challenging business year 2016 we have been able to continue our successful growth course of past years," Santelmann told reporters late on Thursday in remarks embargoed to Friday morning.
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A ministry official told an embargoed briefing the government estimates the latest measures would lift economic growth for the January-March period by 0.2 percentage points on a quarter-on-quarter basis.
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"Conspiracy" was embargoed for reasons that aren't clear either — much of its contents are already publicly known — and each page of the uncorrected proof was stamped with an annoyingly large confidentiality notice.
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Let's talk about -- we'll get to all of the big issues because -- and tell us where you are and what you're talking about, but let's talk about the LNG news that was embargoed.
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Meanwhile, Reagan wanted to free several US hostages held by the Iranian government, and as part of an effort to win their release, his advisers began facilitating arms sales to the embargoed country.
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"We are still embargoed from certain forms of communications, such as posting any notices in the Federal Register," said the US Forest Service Director in an email, who requested their name be withheld.
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"Not a single ingredient is going in a positive direction in terms of pricing," Lee, who oversees Hyundai's green car operations, said in remarks to reporters last week that were embargoed until Wednesday.
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In January 2013, Reuters reported that Skycom, which tried to sell embargoed Hewlett-Packard computer equipment to Iran's largest mobile-phone operator, had much closer ties to Huawei and Meng than previously known.
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"Under the US sanctions regulations, the App Store cannot host, distribute, or do business with apps or developers connected to certain US embargoed countries," Apple said in a message to developers at the time.
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Huawei is on the receiving end of a U.S. government accusation that it engaged in bank fraud to obtain embargoed U.S. goods and services in Iran and move money via the international banking system.
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"I have an image that we will be able to have several billion dollars for investment," chief executive Tatsufumi Sakai said in an interview with Reuters last week that was embargoed for release on Tuesday.
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Now, imagine you're the chief book critic of The New York Times and you've managed to get a copy on July 18 — even though the book was embargoed for everyone, including critics, until July 21.
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I'd get a fax — yes, a curling paper fax — once a week from Science magazine, circle the items of interest, fax it back to Science, and receive the embargoed papers (also, of course, by fax).
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"Can you imagine that the cells of an Iranian needed in order to help a U.S. citizen are embargoed?" said Maziar Hashemi, a civil engineer who has lived in the United States since the 1970s.
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Meanwhile, a handful of publications, including the New York Times and Vanity Fair, whose writers had seen an embargoed screening of the first episode, were able to publish their recaps immediately after the credits started rolling.
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Between 2010 and 2015 a group of Ukrainian hackers infiltrated three newswire services—industry mainstays Business Wire, Marketwired and PR Newswire—and shared thousands of embargoed corporate news releases over time with a group of traders.
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The president typically gets to see the numbers the night before they are sent out to the public, though the report is embargoed and is kept under tight wraps as it frequently moves the financial markets.
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The president may get to see the numbers the night before they are sent out to the public, though the report is embargoed and is kept under tight wraps as it frequently moves the financial markets.
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And in turn, that means that if reporters want to write about findings, they'll have to wait until a journal sends them an embargoed release — at which point every other reporter will have that information too.
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According to the US Mission to the UN, the combination of the textile ban with previous UN sanctions makes it so that more than 90 percent of North Korea's publicly reported exports have now been embargoed.
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In embargoed remarks to journalists on Wednesday, BOK chief Lee said downside risks would offset the positive impulse, and pointed to the government's planned spending for next year as being low in comparison to projected state income.
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In January 2013, Reuters reported that Hong Kong-based Skycom Tech Co Ltd, which attempted to sell embargoed Hewlett-Packard computer equipment to Iran's largest mobile-phone operator, had much closer ties to Huawei than previously known.
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"Thanks to higher revenue from robust tax collection, we're expanding the size of fiscal expenditure to add jobs, and to boost the dynamism of the economy," finance minister Kim Dong-yeon said at an embargoed news briefing.
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The audit also called on the Fed to analyze the sensitivity of some embargoed material released through a secure website to evaluate whether the benefits of providing information in this way outweighed the risk of unauthorized disclosure.
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A 33-year-old rule from the White House Office of Management and Budget governing the release of embargoed economic data forbids executive branch employees from public discussion of the data within an hour of its release.
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With each installment, the "Potter" series has grown increasingly dark, and this volume — a copy of which was purchased at a New York City store yesterday, though the book is embargoed for release until 21994:22019 a.m.
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Then, in October, 22012, Arab nations, upset about America's solidarity with Israel during the Yom Kippur War, embargoed oil sales to the United States, and the price of crude nearly quadrupled in the space of three months.
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Prosecutors claim Meng lied to the banks as part of a scheme to help the Hong Kong-based Skycom, which they say is a de facto Huawei subsidiary, attempt to sell embargoed HP gear to Iranian telecoms.
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Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the foregoing language, the "Applicable Countries" does not include any country to or on which the United States has embargoed goods or imposed targeted sanctions (including, but not limited to, Sudan).
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U.S. prosecutors unsealed the indictment in January accusing the company of engaging in bank fraud to obtain embargoed U.S. goods and services in Iran and to move money out of the country via the international banking system.
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"The Education of Brett Kavanaugh," by Robin Pogrebin and Kate Kelly, two experienced New York Times reporters who helped cover the confirmation hearings, comes with an expectation of bombshells (the galleys are stamped "EMBARGOED" on every page).
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For example, it was nearly six years ago that Reuters first reported links between Meng Wanzhou, Huawei's CFO and daughter of founder Ren Zhengfei, and a company that tried to sell embargoed equipment to Iran's largest wireless operator.
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"So you have this total detour to make sure she has gotten the story planted so all that all the news media that are lined up — all of it's embargoed, all of it's sitting there waiting," Gingrich added.
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In January, U.S. prosecutors unsealed an indictment accusing the Chinese company of engaging in bank fraud to obtain embargoed U.S. goods and services in Iran and to move money out of the country via the international banking system.
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"State data is regularly embargoed until the national numbers are published on Thursday morning and states are asked not to share their data until that time," a Department of Labor spokesperson said in a statement provided to CNN.
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Reuters wrote that U.S. investigators believe the purpose of doing so was to trick international banks into clearing "hundreds of millions of dollars of transactions" that may have violated sanctions on Iran, including attempted sales of embargoed HP gear.
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A boom in tourism has not been enough to stem the hemorrhaging of hard currency as production and prices of key export earners refined oil products and nickel have also fallen in a country embargoed by the United States.
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He also said that he would be happy to give an embargoed on-the-record comment about Merlo, explaining that the DFRLab was planning on publishing a report about Victory Lab's network of fake Facebook pages the next day.
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Repórter Brasil, the Bureau of Investigative Journalism and The Guardian reported that a JBS supplier in the northern Brazilian state of Pará had been raising cattle in a deforested area that had been embargoed by the environment agency Ibama.
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This time, the company went to the trouble of publishing numerous blog posts on its own pages as well as giving embargoed news and interviews to some news outlets with a clear indication that traffic is about to decline.
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"In terms of our M&A strategy, we will mainly target non-bank financial firms in Japan and Asia," Shinsei CEO Hideyuki Kudo said in an interview with Reuters earlier this week that was embargoed for release on Thursday.
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In January 2013, Reuters reported (here) that a Hong Kong-based firm that attempted to sell embargoed Hewlett-Packard computer equipment to Iran's largest mobile-phone operator has much closer ties to China's Huawei Technologies than was previously known.
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The U.S. indictment cites articles by Reuters in 22011 and 22013 which reported that Skycom had offered in late 2010 to sell at least 1.3 million euros worth of embargoed HP computer equipment to Mobile Telecommunication Co of Iran.
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And Trump, in fact, had already decided to invite Kim for a DMZ meeting by June 24, according to an exclusive interview given to The Hill but which had been embargoed at the request of the White House, citing security concerns.
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The company was fined more than $1 billion by the U.S. in 2017 for breaking sanctions that barred it from selling products, some of which potentially contain American-made components, to embargoed countries such as North Korea, Cuba and Iran.
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Slack monitors your itinerary Slack users who have traveled to countries or areas that are embargoed by the U.S. — like Cuba, Syria, Iran or Crimea — and used the workplace messaging app there found their accounts suspended last month, Mashable reports.
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Affected users reported receiving the following letter: When questioned about the recent action taken against some users, Slack provided TechCrunch the following statement: Slack complies with the U.S. regulations related to embargoed countries and regions, as does every U.S.-based company.
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"We would also like to notify our users that as we continue to update our systems over the next several weeks, we will soon begin blocking access to our service from IP addresses associated with an embargoed country," the company said.
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U.S. embargoed-Cuba has suffered from the implosion of ally Venezuela's economy and oil industry, as well as lower commodity prices and dwindling domestic production following cuts in electricity, fuel allocation and other inputs to state companies beginning in 2016.
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It states that ZTE "has ongoing projects in all five major embargoed countries - Iran, Sudan, North Korea, Syria and Cuba", adding that "all of these projects depend on U.S.-procured items to some extent, so export control obstacles have arisen".
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The assistant was carrying a Lenovo laptop containing a confidential ZTE document, dated August 25, 20173 and signed by four top executives, about the need to establish front companies to supply U.S. procured items needed for projects in embargoed countries.
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The articles which are cited in the HSBC documents as well as the indictment reported that Skycom had offered to sell at least 1.3 million euros worth of embargoed Hewlett-Packard computer equipment to Iran's largest mobile-phone operator in 2010.
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The assistant was carrying a Lenovo laptop containing a confidential ZTE document, dated August 217, 22 and signed by four top executives, about the need to establish front companies to supply U.S. procured items needed for projects in embargoed countries.
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PACKING LISTS The U.S. indictment cites articles by Reuters in 22011 and 22013 which reported that Skycom had offered in late 2010 to sell at least 1.3 million euros worth of embargoed HP computer equipment to Mobile Telecommunication Co of Iran.
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Packing ListsThe U.S. indictment cites articles by Reuters in 2012 and 2013 which reported that Skycom had offered in late 2010 to sell at least 1.3 million euros worth of embargoed HP computer equipment to Mobile Telecommunication Co of Iran.
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Since November 2017, the EU has embargoed exports to Venezuela of weapons and equipment for internal repression, as well as putting in place a travel ban and an asset freeze on 18 officials accused of violating rights and undermining democracy.
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The articles – which are cited in the HSBC documents as well as the indictment – reported that Skycom had offered to sell at least 1.3 million euros worth of embargoed Hewlett-Packard computer equipment to Iran's largest mobile-phone operator in 2010.
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WIRED reported on vulnerabilities in the keyless entry systems of roughly 100 million Volkswagens, open Internet advocates are petitioning to keep web access unfettered in Brazil, and hacking newswires to get embargoed press releases is actually a decent way to do insider trading.
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In an email sent to journalists this morning marked "STRICTLY EMBARGOED" and "SECURITY CLASSIFICATION:OFFICIAL" in all caps, GCHQ, the UK's signals intelligence agency, announced what it called "a big step for the organisation": It was going to send its first ever tweet.
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The government tied Huawei's addition to the "entity list" to a pending case accusing the company of engaging in bank fraud to obtain embargoed U.S. goods and services in Iran and move money out of the country via the international banking system.
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And she pointed to new UN sanctions, pushed through by the US. On August 5, the US drafted a UN resolution that embargoed all imports of North Korean coal, iron, lead and seafood and required nations to cap employment of DPRK workers.
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A Democratic Party-controlled Congress and Republican President Richard Nixon, just two weeks before he resigned, created the U.S. Federal Energy Administration (FEA) to address the 21625s oil crisis, in which OPEC embargoed exports to the United States and other supporters of Israel.
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Tidal has finally released the streaming figures for Pablo's first week, initially embargoed by West—you only have to share these numbers if you want—and it looks like the album pulled in a hefty 250 million streams in its first ten days.
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"lockups"@ WASHINGTON, Feb 25 (Reuters) - The U.S. Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics said on Tuesday it was delaying by at least a week its requirement that news agencies remove computers from a room it provides for coverage of embargoed economic reports.
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Decades later, however, after learning of newly discovered diaries and family histories and mining some interviews they had conducted that had been embargoed until the death of O'Neill's troubled widow, Carlotta Monterey, the Gelbs decided that "O'Neill" did not do their subject justice.
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Second, the turn-around time between getting our hands on the new phone and the embargoed publish date was just four days during which Nilay had to review the phone and we had to shoot both stills and video — then edit, retouch, and publish.
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This situation is also frustrating because, as Slate argued, Facebook promoted embargoed news of the bans that a number of news organizations published before some of the accounts involved were actually scrubbed from its properties, allowing them to direct their followers to alternate platforms.
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BERLIN, March 18 (Reuters) - EMBARGOED FOR 1830 German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday urged all citizens to help fight the spread of the coronavirus by sticking to the latest rules aimed at reducing direct social contact and avoiding as much new infections as possible.
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In 1985, the White House Office of Management and Budget issued a regulation governing the release of embargoed federal data like the jobs report, including a requirement that employees of the executive branch not comment publicly on the data until an hour after its release.
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The flags are going nowhere, he says, and there is to be "no change at all" in Moldova's relations with the EU. However, since 2013 Russia has embargoed almost all Moldova's wine and agricultural produce, and so his country wants "pragmatic relations" with Moscow.
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The decree was valid until July 1, but Putin renewed it until the end of 2017, adding Kyrgyzstan as a destination along with Kazakhstan, and banning any goods embargoed by Russia or subject to a tariff in the Eurasian Economic Union, a customs zone led by Russia.
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In addition, another 11 tankers in early January are being held up for "financial retention," a classification used by PDVSA in its internal reports to identify loaded vessels that have been embargoed or temporarily retained by port authorities, inspection firms or maritime agencies due to unpaid bills.
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During a recent interview with director Peyton Reed about coordinating with the rest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and avoiding superhero fatigue, I asked him about the end credits scenes, but Disney asked that his spoiler-centric comments be embargoed until two weeks after the film's release.
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Under investigation is Huawei's relationship with Skycom Tech Co Ltd, a company suspected by U.S. authorities to be a front for Huawei's efforts to obtain embargoed U.S. goods for sale in Iran, thereby violating U.S. sanctions put in place following the collapse of the Iran nuclear agreement.
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Under investigation is Huawei's relationship with Skycom Tech Co Ltd, a company suspected by U.S. authorities to be a front for Huawei's efforts to obtain embargoed U.S. goods for sale in Iran, thereby violating U.S. sanctions put in place following the collapse of the Iran nuclear agreement.
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Typhoon Hagibis, which struck Japan in October and was the worst storm there in decades, "will surely be costly", CFO Christoph Jurecka told journalists on Monday evening in comments embargoed for Tuesday, as he highlighted losses from forest fires in the U.S. and bush fires in Australia.
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Typhoon Hagibis, which struck Japan in October and was the worst storm there in decades, "will surely be costly," CFO Christoph Jurecka told journalists on Monday evening in comments embargoed for Tuesday, as he highlighted losses from forest fires in the U.S. and bush fires in Australia.
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The landlocked South American country has until now kept its reserves protected in the Bank of International Settlements for fear they might be embargoed because of a legal dispute over whether Paraguay was liable for an unpaid debt incurred by an adviser to former dictator Alfredo Stroessner.
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Prosecutors allege Meng engaged in a conspiracy to defraud financial institutions (reportedly including HSBC) into believing a Huawei-controlled company, the Hong Kong-based Skycom, was an independent firm so that they would process financial transactions related to attempted sales of embargoed Hewlett-Packard computer equipment to Iranian telecoms.
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Ibama fined communities of the Pareci, Nambikwara and Manoki tribes and embargoed 40,000 acres of their land that were being used for large-scale GMO plantations in the municipalities of Campo Novo do Parecis and Conquista do Oeste, or "Conquest of the West," near the border with Bolivia.
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"The petrochemical business is largely affected by oil prices, but now oil prices are stable in the range of $13 per barrel after rising for a while," Park Jin-soo, LG Chem CEO and vice president, said at a press conference on Friday which was embargoed until Sunday.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE ... (The rest of this column has been embargoed for at least 85033 hours.
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Still, the audit found further ways to safeguard the Fed's information, such as improving the verification process for reporters, making more clear when documents provided under embargo can be released to the public and making rules on embargoed content more consistent, regardless of how it is provided by the Fed.
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Canadian authorities recently detained Meng at the behest of U.S. authorities seeking her extradition on accusations she portrayed a de facto Huawei subsidiary, the Hong Kong-based Skycom, as an independent company in order to trick Western financial institutions into processing transactions related to attempted sales of embargoed HP telecommunications gear to Iran.
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The Louvre scrubbed the Sackler name from one of its wings following demonstrations condemning the family's ties to the opioid crisis just months after the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, as well as the National Portrait Gallery and Tate in London, embargoed Sackler donations.
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Sondland 2016:12PM August 14Yep Sondland 2112:2147 PM August 219Clearly lots of convos going on Volker215:2119 PM August 219Ok—then that's good it's coming from two separate sources Sondland 2111:2139 PM August 2125To avoid misunderstandings, might be helpful to ask Andrey for a draft statement (embargoed) so that we can see exactly what they propose to cover.
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The Mummy reviews were embargoed until Wednesday morning, but long before critics drew their knives, the signs were there: three screenwriters and three separate "story-by" credits, the premature/forced announcement that it would lead off Universal Studios' shared "Dark Universe" films, and a newbie director whose writing credits include Cowboys & Aliens, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, Star Trek Into Darkness and The Amazing Spider-Man 2.
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One record said that Dakhil was singled out because his name matched a "rule hit," such as a name on a watchlist or a visit to a country under sanctions or embargoes, which typically requires additional vetting before the traveler can be allowed into the U.S. The record did not say what flagged Dakhil for additional screening, and his travel history did not include an embargoed country.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) and Patrick LeahyPatrick Joseph LeahyAppropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions Graham moves controversial asylum bill through panel; Democrats charge he's broken the rules MORE (D-Vt.), would end restrictions put in place in 1996 and 2000 that bar U.S. citizens and legal permanent residents from traveling to the long-embargoed island nation.
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