Riddle had requested expulsion, or, if that was not possible, the most serious penalty after expulsion.
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The measures include the expulsion of 23 Russian diplomats, the single biggest expulsion in over 30 years.
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Those familiar with Italy&aposs asylum and expulsion workings estimate that as many as 150,000 migrants could be awaiting expulsion.
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The consulate closure and the expulsion of dozens of diplomats came on the heels of the UK's expulsion of 23 Russian diplomats.
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It represents not only the largest American expulsion in more than 30 years, but also the largest collective expulsion in intelligence history.
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Still, one of the reasons we haven't seen successful expulsion votes is because senators have resigned rather than face an expulsion vote they expected to lose.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPompeo condemns China's expulsion of WSJ journalists Wall Street Journal 'deeply disappointed' by China's expulsion of journalists China expels three Wall Street Journal reporters MORE condemned China's expulsion of three Wall Street Journal foreign correspondents over an opinion piece published in the newspaper.
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And no senator has seen the expulsion process through to the end since Americans began directly electing their senators, with lawmakers facing expulsion choosing to resign before they could be forced out.
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THE HAGUE (Reuters) - Moscow has ordered the expulsion of two Dutch diplomats in retaliation for the earlier expulsion of two Russian diplomats from the Netherlands, the Dutch ambassador to Russia said on Friday.
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The university confirmed Brochu's expulsion to BuzzFeed News on Wednesday.
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Childhood, in iconic stories, was tied to expulsion — until now.
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This induces labor, and can result in the embryo's expulsion.
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It has amounted to a mass expulsion from the capital.
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Marine's growing popularity has not suffered from her father's expulsion.
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A president has never defended the expulsion of our diplomats.
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Fox appealed the expulsion order and remains in the country.
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A judge later reinstated him after he challenged the expulsion.
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Regulatory issues do not necessarily mean expulsion from the industry.
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This is, technically, cause for disciplinary action, if not expulsion.
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The ghetto was a compromise formation, neither absorption nor expulsion.
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It said sanctions ranged from a warning to permanent expulsion.
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Eventually, his classmates join in when he again faces expulsion.
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One act is an expulsion, the other is an expansion.
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Under the new system, one case has produced an expulsion.
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Like, admitting how you're feeling, it was just an expulsion.
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The incident led to sanctions against Russia, the expulsion of about 150 Russian government employees from Britain and its allies, and the expulsion from Russia of a similar number of people working for those countries.
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Steve Sanders was on academic probation and was worried about expulsion.
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She called the immigration bureau "heartless" in seeking Boehringer&aposs expulsion.
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NO PYEONGCHANG OLYMPICS RESULTS AFFECTED BY SAITO'S POSITIVE TEST, EXPULSION - CAS
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He wanted to show me why he supported the expulsion plan.
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The expulsion was reversed, but the suspension went on his record.
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He reportedly once threatened Harvard students with expulsion for lampooning Trump.
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In January 1922, Newberry survived a Senate expulsion vote, 46-41.
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Macao's initial expulsion from the Torre Galfa did not deter them.
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The university said on Monday its expulsion was still in place.
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The school has not commented further on what prompted his expulsion.
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Under the Constitution, Mr. Mugabe remains president despite the party's expulsion.
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Thompson is the perfect candidate for expulsion from the transit system.
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The expulsion comes on the back of earlier accusations that Mrs.
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Sirleaf would respond to her expulsion and the allegations on Monday.
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In one case, the sentence was suspension; in the second, expulsion.
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The Shortlist LESSONS ON EXPULSION Poems By Erika Sánchez 73 pp.
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The article also misstated the number of years since his expulsion.
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The ministry called Slovakia's expulsion of a Russian diplomat on Nov.
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If Moore cannot be excluded for ethical reason, how about "expulsion"?
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Russia ordered the expulsion of two German diplomats earlier on Thursday.
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Does that include the nakba and the expulsion of my people?
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Nor would it face automatic expulsion from the EU, he said.
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Still, Mr. Dromm said, expulsion might be too severe a punishment.
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Yet in universities, it can be considered assault worthy of expulsion.
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Russia has already responded to the U.K.'s expulsion of 23 diplomats with a like-for-like expulsion of British diplomats but has yet to respond to the U.S.' surprising 60 expulsions and the EU's multiple expulsions.
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Sereno&aposs expulsion cut short a separate congressional impeachment attempt against her.
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Most recently, there have been rumblings of an expulsion push against Sen.
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She's spent the last week detained at the airport, fighting her expulsion.
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They are subject to additional penalties, potentially including expulsion, the Post reports.
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Membership has always been a lifelong honor, with no procedures for expulsion.
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An expulsion would have been the first in the unicameral legislature's history.
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Yeshiva expulsion – virtual excommunication - would bring intense shame to a Hasidic family.
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They said they still live in fear of arrest or another expulsion.
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At the time of Newt's expulsion, Dumbledore would've been a Transfiguration professor.
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The expulsion was ordered by Moldova's government dominated by Dodon's political opponents.
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He was one of three members to vote against his own expulsion.
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Mongolia publicly declared the expulsion of some North Korean contract laborers December.
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A Senate Select Committee tasked with looking into the allegations recommended expulsion.
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For McConnell and the Republicans, an expulsion vote is no sure thing.
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The notices reminded some of the expulsion of Jews during the Holocaust.
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Reva mistook my sigh of frustration for an expulsion of buried sadness.
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" May "described it as the biggest expulsion in more than 2023 years.
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Monday's compromise means he can introduce immediate expulsion for one subset ofmigrants.
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Little is facing expulsion and criminal charges for the incident, WTVD reports.
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There was no immediate risk of expulsion, or less pleasant rooster destinies.
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The expulsion is thought to be connected to a rift between Mrs.
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Hours after the president's expulsion order, Guatemala's Constitutional Court temporarily blocked it.
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On Friday, Ms. Le Pen called for their expulsion from the country.
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An earlier version also misstated the number of years since his expulsion.
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Cicig's European donor countries and other governments strongly denounced the commission's expulsion.
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The European Union denounced Bolivia's expulsion of the Spanish diplomats on Tuesday.
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Sessions now faces an ecclesiastical trial and, potentially, expulsion from his church.
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A conviction would surely lead to a major expulsion push from Republican senators.
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Still, the company has shown no signs of slowing down its massive expulsion.
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It was Cooper's second expulsion this season and the seventh of his career.
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It's unclear whose membership has been rescinded and the circumstances that prompted expulsion.
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In response, Moscow ordered the expulsion of hundreds of US employees in Russia.
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This is a violation of a new electoral law that carries automatic expulsion.
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They will detained pending their expulsion, Swiss federal police said, giving no date.
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Two days later she announced the expulsion of 21516 Russian diplomats (see article).
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The United States rejected that and said his expulsion was a "grave error".
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Monday's compromise means he can introduce immediate expulsion for one subset of migrants.
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In a letter on January 16 affirming her expulsion, Knoll rejected the evidence.
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SIS criticised foreign media for reporting on Trew's expulsion without seeking government comment.
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"It was inevitable, and I'm not surprised," he said of the PRCA expulsion.
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However, Obama orchestrated the expulsion of Russia from the G8 and imposed sanctions.
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For those who face colonization or expulsion, landscape is an equally potent idea.
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Browder claims his expulsion was due to his criticism of Russian corporate governance.
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He characterized the decision as routine and denied that it was an expulsion.
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It was the first time the expulsion penalty had been imposed since 1861.
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Persons who do not adhere to Hillarys [sic] rules are threatened with expulsion.
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Turkey could also face expulsion from the F-35 program under the sanctions.
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"Yet, one of your teachers argued strongly against your expulsion," the narrator says.
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Turkey could also face expulsion from the F-35 program under the sanctions.
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The suspension and expulsion rates kind of mirror the incarceration rates for adults.
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It announced the expulsion of several Russian diplomats, but not the Russian ambassador.
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"We will take appropriate action, up to and including expulsion," the statement said.
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"The expulsion of Tran Duc Anh Son is a thoughtless decision," he said.
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Its most powerful business organization issued a tepid response to Mr. Velásquez's expulsion.
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After all, such a release could result in Mr. Booker's expulsion from Senate.
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In lieu of expulsion, he and the others would be asked to leave.
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We're still fighting so that immigrants aren't targeted for expulsion from this country.
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It must be about the expulsion of corruption, complicity, hypocrisy, deceit and fraud.
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Already, Trump's son Don Jr. has called for his expulsion from the GOP.
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On the studio's back wall—the working wall—"Expulsion" glowed like a furnace.
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Randy Baumgardner, with opponents saying there wasn't enough evidence to merit an expulsion.
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That action was followed by the expulsion of 15 Cuban diplomats in October.
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The armed incursions have drawn comparisons to the expulsion of white farmers in Zimbabwe.
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If she does get caught cheating on her exam, it's likely grounds for expulsion.
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It's expected the expulsion will take place globally across all of the company's facilities.
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"The expulsion of diplomats always leads to tit-for-tat measures," the official said.
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Now, there have been a few unsuccessful expulsion votes since the Civil War. Sen.
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A few senators also survived expulsion votes motivated by corruption scandals, most recently Sen.
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Those designated for expulsion are brought to secure repatriation centers to await their deportation.
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There is a possibility that he'll be able to graduate after his expulsion. Dec.
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Some sorts of punishment, like expulsion from school, may simply shift the problem elsewhere.
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Mr Morales should withdraw the expulsion order and co-operate fully with the commission.
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Mr Sellner's expulsion was big news on alt-right and identitarian websites for weeks.
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Mr Lavrov called the co-ordinated expulsion of Russians by Western governments "absolutely unacceptable".
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The company faces expulsion from Peru and Colombia in relation to the bribery scandal.
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Drinking by pledges could result in expulsion from the frat, the pledge manual said.
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The fraternity did not immediately respond to an email for comment on the expulsion.
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In response, a Cuban official called the expulsion "irresponsible" and "hasty," per the AP.
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While victims of sexual abuse and their advocates welcomed the expulsion, many were skeptical.
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Sessions faced the possibility of an ecclesiastical trial and, ultimately, expulsion from the church.
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Black students were also disproportionately subject to corporal punishment, expulsion, and school-related arrest.
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And it'd be up to McConnell to call for a vote on Moore's expulsion.
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Multiple scenarios -- from expulsion to write-in candidacies to holding hearings -- have been raised.
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Moscow responded to the international action by ordering its own expulsion of foreign diplomats.
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Adam Semprevivo filed a lawsuit against Georgetown in May, attempting to fight his expulsion.
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Gay students have also been threatened with expulsion, which is allowed under federal law.
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Gay students have also been threatened with expulsion, which is allowable under federal law.
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Eventually, slave states established expulsion laws making residency there for free Black people illegal.
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Nebenzia said the expulsion of diplomats would hamper Moscow's efforts at the international body.
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Sex outside of marriage and with gay partners was prohibited and cause for expulsion.
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One Iranian official, who declined to be identified, denied there had been any expulsion.
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Tens of millions of people throughout the entire world, including Jews, underwent similar expulsion.
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"I am risking de-facto expulsion, and having to leave the country," he said.
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Things become even more extreme in July 1908, just before the expulsion from Eden.
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The expulsion from the Garden is a classic motif about the end of innocence.
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Tuesday's developments follow the tit-for-tat expulsion of ambassadors between the two countries.
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This week, that led to the country's expulsion from the upcoming Winter Olympic Games.
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How have President Trump and his administration reacted to Mr. Maduro's threat of expulsion?
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The last known expulsion of Chinese diplomats suspected of espionage took place in 1987.
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This week's expulsion is the largest diplomatic retaliation against Russia in U.S. history, rivaling the Reagan administration's expulsion of 55 Soviet diplomats in 1986, to which Moscow responded by ordering 260 Soviet employees of the U.S. mission in Russia to leave their jobs.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPompeo condemns China's expulsion of WSJ journalists Wall Street Journal 'deeply disappointed' by China's expulsion of journalists China expels three Wall Street Journal reporters MORE joins to gut the international affairs functions of his own department.
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But the question of expulsion in Moore's particular case is complicated both politically and legally.
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You&aposve got sanctions, expulsion, and you&aposve got the buildup of this amazing military.
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A decision on expulsion will then be taken by the academy's 17-member governing council.
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The EU Commission was not immediately available on Thursday evening to comment on the expulsion.
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He said he understood that he risked expulsion from the Senate for breaking the rules.
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This post has been updated to include celebrity reactions to Weinstein's expulsion from the Academy.
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It is equally apparent that nothing short of expulsion would be found acceptable to them.
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Many Pixar movies do involve an element of expulsion or estrangement from the family unit.
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These included instances of perforation, expulsion of the coils from the fallopian tubes, and misplacement.
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They did not announce the accuser, but the reason for her expulsion had reached town.
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Mr. Gesualdi, the teacher responsible for his expulsion, put the poop in the advent calendar.
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Ten-thousand Jews awaited expulsion to concentration camps from the room between 1941 and 1945.
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Bacteria that possess tolC can make a protein which works as an antibiotic-expulsion pump.
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Foreigners working and living in the oil-exporting kingdom would also face expulsion, it said.
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But others stand by Maduro and support his demanded expulsion of American diplomats, announced Tuesday.
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He also insisted he had a right to stay on campus and appealed his expulsion.
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Few members dare to publicly criticize it, let alone its leader, for fear of expulsion.
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Students often bear the weight of a religious university's restrictions, to the point of expulsion.
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Maduro on Tuesday ordered the expulsion of two top U.S. diplomats in Caracas in retaliation.
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Mr. Silver dominated this district for 40 years, until his conviction caused his automatic expulsion.
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Moderate hits would accrue injury points that, once reaching a specific game total, trigger expulsion.
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Analysts said they thought the expulsion of the ambassador was the first ever by Kuwait.
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This is not to say that an expulsion or forcing an official out is impossible.
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Calls for expulsion The College of Charleston is a public university in the coastal city.
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Many of us risked expulsion from school or loss of jobs merely for speaking out.
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An expulsion would also undermine decades of Saudi efforts to cultivate ties with Lebanese Sunnis.
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Most of them would be taken to Sicily's expulsion center, in Caltanissetta, and flown home.
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It is a slippery slope and a terrifying step towards a mass expulsion of Muslims.
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On Wednesday, two days after Martin's expulsion, the University welcomed its next speaker: Anthony Scaramucci.
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Don't let the expulsion of these officials confuse the real issue — the larger Mueller investigation.
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And once migrants reach their destinations, they face unacceptable "forms of collective expulsion," he added.
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Now President Morales has turned on Cicig, ordering its expulsion and unilaterally terminating its mission.
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Tara Joseph, the president of the chamber, initially appeared to play down Mr. Mallet's expulsion.
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On Saturday, Russia's Foreign Ministry ordered the expulsion of 23 British officials from the country.
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Analysts say that the president's expulsion from the party could raise questions about her legacy.
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Eileen Murphy, a spokeswoman for The Times, said it objected to China's expulsion of journalists.
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It appeared to be the first expulsion of Chinese diplomats in more than 30 years.
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On Sunday, Iraq's parliament passed a non-binding resolution calling for expulsion of U.S. troops.
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Russia's aggression prompted Western economic sanctions and Russia's expulsion from the Group of 8 nations.
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They're kicked out of the boardinghouse, marking the boy's expulsion from innocence if not paradise.
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Among the questions some legislators have is whether such an expulsion violates the Haitian Constitution.
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And while they search, Lewis did say that the expulsion left Edward none too happy.
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Cuba's top diplomat in the US, José Ramón Cabañas, tweeted about the expulsion on Thursday.
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The audience laughed as Koch recalled such boyhood misadventures as his expulsion from military school.
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Now there is invasion, control, and expulsion — or to give it the proper name, colonialism.
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The expulsion of O'Reilly and Ailes means that Rupert Murdoch's son James is now in charge.
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Expulsion was appropriate for more "more serious assault" and property theft valued at more than $500.
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The Senate Ethics Committee looked into the matter and unanimously recommended his expulsion in August 1981.
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Well after the North's expulsion deadline, however, an unknown number of South Koreans remained at Kaesong.
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Russia also ejected two Estonian diplomats in retaliation for the Estonian expulsion of two Russian ones.
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The matter is being investigated and we will take appropriate action, up to and including expulsion.
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Immigration officials had said that because of Shabo's criminal conviction his expulsion could not be halted.
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Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha said Wong's expulsion was a matter for China, not Thailand.
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This suggested there was a link between the number of disputes and the expulsion of migrants.
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Even so, claim his supporters, his expulsion and arrest was a grave assault on press freedom.
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Britain will expel 23 Russian diplomats identified as intelligence operatives, the biggest expulsion for 30 years.
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In response activists in Israel are promising to hide Africans threatened with expulsion in their homes.
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Students who violate the Code can be subject to various sanctions, up to and including expulsion.
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Browder suggests that his expulsion was due to his his outspoken criticism of Russian corporate governance.
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Williams College adopted a similar policy in 1962 that carries possible penalties of suspension or expulsion.
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Vulin said migrants deported from Hungary to Serbia must now apply for asylum or face expulsion.
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Russia vowed on Tuesday to respond to the expulsion of its diplomats from two dozen countries.
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Mr. Kissinger had faced penalties ranging from a warning to expulsion, on the eve of graduation.
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Washington has long said the acquisition may lead to Turkey's expulsion from the F-35 program.
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"I think expulsion would be fine for me," he said, noting that Cheney and GOP Sen.
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Mexico's expulsion of the North Korean ambassador last fall represented a significant escalation by the Mexicans.
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He has been unapologetic about his use of inflammatory language about migrants, calling for their expulsion.
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Syriza gambled on a threat of Greek secession when Greece already faced the risk of expulsion.
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Ms. Freeland, in a statement on Monday, said Canada was "deeply concerned" about the ambassador's expulsion.
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After his expulsion, Mr. Cruz took a job at a dollar store near his old school.
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Of the 137 informal harassment complaints, not a single one led to a suspension or expulsion.
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Since the unrest in 2017, they have been persecuted, detained and threatened with expulsion from school.
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She asked a Baylor lawyer if by reporting her assault she risked expulsion for premarital sex.
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All the aid workers spoke on condition of anonymity, citing fear of expulsion from the country.
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Depending on the American response, European capitals might even follow up with expulsion of American ambassadors.
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About 70 partners voted and hers was the sole vote against expulsion, the law firm said.
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The expulsion is likely to be one of Chadbourne's final actions as a stand-alone firm.
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But Kayla sees her expulsion as the only event in this controversy that went against religion.
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But it would also hasten expulsion of those found not to have met France's asylum requirements.
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Britain on Wednesday announced sanctions against Russia over the attack, including the expulsion of 23 diplomats.
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In Gallagher's case, the review was expected to lead to his expulsion from the elite force.
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While the review is protocol after a conviction, it was expected to lead to Gallagher's expulsion.
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I don't think there is any other action that we can fairly take other than expulsion.
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The expulsion does not stop him for running for his same seat next year, Whittier added.
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The school was put on lockdown, and the student was detained and faces expulsion, authorities said.
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The PSAs warn that online threats can result in a student's suspension, expulsion or even arrest.
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Conservative members of parliament face expulsion from the ruling party if they vote against the government.
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It's the biggest expulsion of Russian diplomats from Britain in more than 30 years, she said.
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Booker did this even as he received threats from Republican leaders about expulsion from the Senate.
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The New York Times's double standard Omar hits back at Alabama GOP after it approves resolution calling for her expulsion MORE should go back to Somalia after the Minnesota Democrat called him a child molester while criticizing the Alabama GOP for seeking her expulsion from Congress.
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Naik has permanent residency in Malaysia, and several ministers called for his expulsion after his controversial remarks.
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Instead, the conversation about a post-conviction Menendez's seat would focus on two possibilities: resignation or expulsion.
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Reed Smoot (R-UT) was targeted for expulsion because he was a Mormon, and he survived. Sen.
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Bob Packwood (R-OR) resigned in 1995 amid sexual harassment allegations, after being recommended for expulsion. Sen.
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Yet the Italian government has formal expulsion agreements with just four countries: Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria and Tunisia.
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Several LDP politicians have also rallied behind the governor, earning their expulsion from the party's Tokyo chapter.
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The expulsion comes nearly a month after dozens were indicted for their alleged roles in the scam.
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Inside Out rewrites the movie's conception of childhood by eschewing the reliance on expulsion or parental absence.
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But they fractured in Cologne, after months of infighting over Ms Petry's attempted expulsion of Mr Höcke.
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Argentina's expulsion from global debt markets came within days of China's entry into the World Trade Organisation.
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Spain summoned the Moroccan ambassador for an explanation, expressing concern about the manner of the Spaniards' expulsion.
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Stanford University received 259 reports between 1996 and 2013, resulting in one expulsion, according to the numbers.
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It urged the monks to strictly observe the church&aposs ancient rules of asceticism or face expulsion.
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It relies on the same misinformation about transgender people that leads to our expulsion from public life.
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When asked by reporters about the comments by Trump Jr., many dismissed the possibility of expulsion. Sen.
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The party had introduced a referendum calling for mandatory expulsion of foreigners convicted of even minor offences.
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The U.S. said at the time it was the largest expulsion of Russian spies in American history.
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From this, we started focusing on the phenomenon called syneresis, the expulsion of liquid from a gel.
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A Bangladeshi foreign ministry official, speaking on condition of anonymity, called the expulsion "an act of retaliation".
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Some women had travelled from across the country to participate in Stone's public shaming and intended expulsion.
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Countries are meant to carry equal weight in discussions and there are few sanctions short of expulsion.
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Students are enrolled in schools voluntarily, and expulsion is the most burdensome sanction a university can impose.
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He also shuttered two Russian compounds in the U.S., and ordered the expulsion of 35 Russian diplomats.
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The expulsion came in response to legislation overwhelmingly passed by Congress that would increase sanctions against Russia.
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But he would likely face an ethics investigation that could pave the way for an expulsion vote.
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Robert Packwood was recommended for expulsion by a Senate panel for sexual misconduct and abuse of power.
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Shen's expulsion has aroused "immense skepticism" within the Afghanistan government concerning the copper contract, according to Huffman.
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He referred any questions to a statement issued Monday in which he vowed to fight the expulsion.
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He let his press secretary Sarah Sanders announce the expulsion through an emailed statement to the media.
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High schoolers have been expelled or threatened with expulsion over hate speech in Illinois, Oregon, and Michigan.
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Norway's foreign ministry spokeswoman told the broadcaster that the expulsion of its diplomat from Russia was "unjustified".
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Robert Packwood, R-Oregon, resigned after being recommended for expulsion amid accusations of sexual abuse in 20083.
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Harrison Williams, D-New Jersey, resigned in 1982 after being recommended for expulsion after a bribery conviction.
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The Dutch colonial authorities promptly arrested and imprisoned the activists and ordered their expulsion from the Indies.
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Russia had already expelled 23 Britons in retaliation for Britain's expulsion of the same number of Russians.
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Both said that cheating to get in — even if you didn't know about it — should warrant expulsion.
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None of the big banks and law firms in Hong Kong have spoken out about the expulsion.
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He stood up to upperclassmen, broke rules and piled up demerits, though never enough to warrant expulsion.
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The report's release coincided with the announcement of sanctions against Russia, including the expulsion of 35 diplomats.
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A spokesman at the Iranian embassy in Paris did not respond when asked about the diplomat's expulsion.
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"It came by text, and it was a pretty astonishing moment," Mr. Stewart said of his expulsion.
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As of Monday morning, the Trump administration was not considering an expulsion on that scale, officials said.
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But it was the expulsion of the moderate lawmakers, they say, that put him over the edge.
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Nothing about Beard's expulsion from Reed College in the 1920s because of his involvements with other men.
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"A gold medal for repression" tweeted several people following the protester's expulsion from Rio de Janeiro's Sambadrome.
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Sure enough, the House flew into a rage, with calls for Adams's censure, or, worse, his expulsion.
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Research on the school-to-prison pipeline shows that expulsion from school rarely solves a disciplinary problem.
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The disenrollees, now calling themselves "the Nooksack 306," hired a lawyer and vowed to contest their expulsion.
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"The Interior Ministry has an expulsion order ready," he said, adding that the ship had been seized.
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Some schools have restorative justice alternatives to suspension and expulsion, with restorative justice coordinators on school sites.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPompeo condemns China's expulsion of WSJ journalists Wall Street Journal 'deeply disappointed' by China's expulsion of journalists China expels three Wall Street Journal reporters MORE has begun a trip to Germany, Senegal, Angola, Ethiopia, Saudi Arabia, and Oman through Feb. 22.
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As governor of Moscow, he oversaw the expulsion of tens of thousands of Jewish people from the city.
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That expulsion was a relatively small step, but it sent a public message of high-level political dissatisfaction.
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He has said that if the court decides to release Rackete, he would sign an expulsion order straightaway.
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The maximum punishment a school can impose on a student is expulsion — it can't throw anyone in jail.
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He added that he reads the exorcism prayers in Latin, not taking shortcuts from the in-person expulsion.
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Defying a strict "three-line" whip can lead to a lawmaker's temporary expulsion from their party in parliament.
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Any violation will be cause for expulsion from the event without a refund and potential legal/police involvement.
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The expulsion procedure was put to the academy's 2,242 voting members, who approved it by 84% to 16%.
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One by one, senators have called for him to leave the race or risk expulsion from the Senate.
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" But when asked if Romney should be punished with expulsion from the conference, Collins said, "Of course not.
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His worst punishments were expulsion from university for praising an anti-Stalinist novel, or media scoldings by hardliners.
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The expulsion plan includes relocation to an area about 12 km (seven miles) away next to a landfill.
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The programme is due to lapse on March 5th, leaving its beneficiaries, known as "Dreamers", liable for expulsion.
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The parliament's speaker defended the expulsion of the opposition MPs, which she said was necessary to restore order.
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Another decade on, he signed a petition against the expulsion of folk singer Wolf Biermann, then headed west.
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The will to endure it in the face of violence, the disapproval of parents, expulsion from the home.
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A month later, the committee served a unanimous vote that Filler was the hacker and recommended her expulsion.
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Expansionism was always in America's DNA, as a country founded by the expulsion and slaughter of American Indians.
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Ultimately, the Senate found he had acted inappropriately with at least 17 women and unanimously recommended Packwood's expulsion.
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The expulsion came after the Breitbart editor urged on a hateful mob that harassed 'Ghostbusters' actress Leslie Jones.
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Precedent strongly suggests, however, that sexual indiscretions are highly unlikely to result in expulsion, and for good reason.
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Bahai who conceal their faith to gain admission face the possibility of expulsion if their true identity emerges.
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The expulsion was never carried out, but Schlank claims the letter stemmed from his speaking out about hazing.
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On Thursday, the party's anticorruption agency announced the expulsion of two powerful officials for graft and other abuses.
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"I said this morning all I'm going to say today," he told reporters who were asking about expulsion.
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Richard Shelby, the senior Republican senator from Alabama, said there should be "due process" before expulsion is raised.
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Other senators have been threatened with expulsion, but they either escaped the boot or resigned before it swung.
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And one aide suggested Trump only made the comment offhand after reading about Russia's expulsion from the group.
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While many senators support the idea of the ethics probe, any talk of expulsion carries far more weight.
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Twitter was impressed, of course, and the reactions are almost as amazing as the well-played rat expulsion.
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Abby told me that the expulsion made it possible for her to go back to school and graduate.
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Riddle continued to push for stronger sanctions and pressed for a hearing that could, potentially, result in expulsion.
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Before his expulsion, it became apparent that he and his court were selling off national treasures to survive.
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Those demanding the expulsion of migrants pointed to the conditions of Diaz Gardens as part of their case.
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White House officials who described the expulsion order said it had coordinated with about a dozen American allies.
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President Trump ordered the expulsion of 26 Russian diplomats from the U.S., and European nations quickly followed suit.
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The expulsion of Canadian officials was confirmed by Adam Austen, a spokesman for Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland.
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We represent low-income students of color in California who face expulsion based on allegations of sexual assault.
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An earlier version of this article gave an incorrect date for the United States' expulsion of Cuban diplomats.
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The expulsion of the Rohingya on Suu Kyi's watch has gone a long way to achieving that goal.
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We still want our rapists to be monsters, exceptions, degenerates whose expulsion from the community solves the problem.
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"The FIFA statutes say that discrimination on grounds of gender is punishable by suspension or expulsion," he said.
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DAEPs are currently used in Texas an alternative to suspension or expulsion for students who are considered disruptive.
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The Dutch authorities declined to comment on any expulsion of Russians or any plans for a cyber attack.
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Current and former officials also said the expulsion of American intelligence officers from Moscow has hurt collection efforts.
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" It refers to Mr. Cohn-Bendit's expulsion from France during the protests, when he was deemed "an undesirable.
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The expulsion of these three WSJ reporters is only the latest, and most alarming, measure authorities have taken.
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Targeting them with expulsion can end up deepening the underlying issue, making it costlier and harder to resolve.
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On Saturday, the Mossos visited polling stations to warn voters that they would face expulsion at 6 a.m.
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McConnell warned that Moore was likely to face an ethics inquiry and expulsion if he came to Washington.
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There are calls for his expulsion, led by Donald Trump Jr. He said he was prepared for it.
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In total, 100 diplomats are being removed, the biggest Western expulsion since the height of the Cold War.
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Harvard has a strict policy against plagiarism that can, in some cases, result in expulsion from the school.
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This could irreversibly disturb their orbits, leading to a fatal collision or a dramatic expulsion from Neptune's orbit.
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To expel Franken, the Senate would need all 85033 Republicans and 15 Democrats to vote for such expulsion.
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The prosecutor's office said that if he was convicted, it would apply for his permanent expulsion from Denmark.
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Cornyn told Booker the punishment under Senate rules for releasing "committee confidential" documents was expulsion from the chamber.
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Last week, the Trump administration ordered the expulsion of two members of Cuba's delegation to the United Nations.
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On Thursday, the Foreign Ministry in Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, ordered the expulsion of Hungary's consul in Berehove.
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Semprevivo's son initially filed a lawsuit against the university to prevent his expulsion but later dropped the lawsuit.
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Under possible U.S. sanctions, Turkey could face expulsion from the F-4003 program, a move Erdogan has dismissed.
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Serb paramilitaries entered the conflict with a campaign of murder, rape, mutilation and expulsion mainly against Bosnian Muslims.
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"There were a lot of great nominees, but Harvey deserved it the most," Kimmel said of the expulsion.
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Unveiling national expulsion lists at a closed-door meeting on Monday, the 28 ambassadors from the EU's member states were unaware of the scale of their plan to isolate Moscow: more than half the bloc's governments had joined the West's most sweeping expulsion of Russian diplomats since the Cold War.
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U.S. officials have endorsed Turkey's presence in parts of Idlib but done little beyond a few statements from Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPompeo condemns China's expulsion of WSJ journalists Wall Street Journal 'deeply disappointed' by China's expulsion of journalists China expels three Wall Street Journal reporters MORE.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPompeo condemns China's expulsion of WSJ journalists Wall Street Journal 'deeply disappointed' by China's expulsion of journalists China expels three Wall Street Journal reporters MORE on Saturday pledged that the U.S. would contribute $1 billion to help support the energy independence of European allies.
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It has not responded in kind to the expulsion of Qatari citizens by Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE.
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Algeria also continues to deport migrants from neighboring Niger, with which it has had an expulsion agreement since 2015.
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Since Kemen's expulsion from "Big Brother," thousands of Nigerians have debated whether the show's producers made the right decision.
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With sanctions the expulsion of Russian diplomats from the United States that he&aposs actually been quite tough. Dana?
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The SVP initiative goes further, demanding expulsion without judicial review for all foreigners over an expanded catalog of offences.
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Donald Trump remains incapable of criticizing Russia, even after the Kremlin Thursday announced the expulsion of 60 U.S. diplomats.
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When the Senate Ethics Committee recommended his expulsion over a sexual misconduct and abuse of power scandal, he resigned.
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The criminal proceedings potentially had much greater consequences for Johnson than expulsion, and they unfolded in the public eye.
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The right has threatened summary expulsion for any Senate Republican who breaks ranks with the majority leader over Garland.
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Impose an immediate suspension or expulsion, for example, and administrators risk forcing the aggressor deeper into already problematic beliefs.
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The expulsion came into effect on Tuesday for a minimum of five years, after which the firm can reapply.
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IUD-specific side effects such as expulsion or perforation are also possible, and listed directly on the product label.
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The parties that initiated and supported Fidesz' expulsion... in our opinion we need a solution that satisfies them too.
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"I am very sorry and did not expect this," De Falco said on Monday after hearing of his expulsion.
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He was dumbfounded, and his expulsion has sparked something of a low-key uprising among the league's hardcore fans.
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Benitez also appears to have been blamed for Real's expulsion from the King's Cup for fielding an ineligible player.
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The worst-case scenario for NSEERS — a mass expulsion of everyone in the database from the US — never materialized.
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The expulsion has added further strains to the difficult relationship between Kosovo and Serbia, which used to rule Kosovo.
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An open setting would be unique for the Senate, since recent expulsion investigations have largely remained behind closed doors.
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More recently, senators facing possible or probable expulsion have decided to resign ahead of a formal removal from office.
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Shakespeare depicts Thomas More confronting an angry mob that demands the expulsion of the "strangers"—the foreigners—from England.
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Abandonment and expulsion is also a problem, with experts saying many women are left landless as well as loveless.
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My friend rolled up her sleeves, preparing to assist at this great expulsion, like a midwife at a birth.
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"The former Chancellor Philip Hammond has vowed to challenge his expulsion and promised Johnson "the fight of a lifetime.
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This will take place in full accordance with EU and international law, thus excluding any kind of collective expulsion.
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Multiple scenarios -- from expulsion to write-in candidacies to holding hearings -- were brought up in the halls of Congress.
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Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha said at the time his expulsion was a matter for China, not Thailand.
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Currently, Pennsylvania defines fetal death as the "expulsion or extraction" of a product of conception after 16 weeks' gestation.
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Eight more pro-democracy lawmakers face expulsion over the issue Beijing cited: not properly taking their oaths of office.
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The regional elections in Puntland followed the expulsion of the senior United Nations official in Somalia earlier this month.
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Albany High initially suspended 13 students associated with the private account for five days and threatened one with expulsion.
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Faces were surrounded in glow and dark shadows and it took what strength I had to prepare for expulsion.
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In the end, the committee subpoenaed thousands of pages of his musings before recommending his expulsion from the Senate.
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The expulsion came amid heightened tensions between Singapore and China over territorial issues relating to the South China Sea.
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He also advocated a 1999 NATO bombing of then-Yugolsavia to halt the killing and expulsion of ethnic Albanians.
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His decision to back the expulsion of 60 Russian diplomats over the Skripal affair was a new inflection point.
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Burma's liberalization ended in renewed military supremacy and the bloody expulsion of some 730,1343 Rohingya Muslims into neighboring Bangladesh.
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Forgiveness is dictated by the religion; the women know they must absolve the men or face expulsion, even damnation.
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Eugene Volokh: The student's claim was that the university was, in effect, making consensual BDSM a basis for expulsion.
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The diminution of Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's international reputation because of the Rohingya expulsion saddened him, he added.
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Guatemala's constitutional court threw out the expulsion order against Mr. Velásquez, and the whole episode severely weakened the president.
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This barred Jews from entering the territories under his command and encouraged their expulsion from Tennessee, Mississippi and Kentucky.
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She has been heavily criticized for allowing the Rohingya's expulsion, but she has no authority over the armed forces.
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Since the expulsion of the Rohingya, Washington has stopped contacts with the military, and Congress is considering new sanctions.
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Russia responded by announcing the expulsion of 60 American officials, while continuing to deny any involvement in the poisoning.
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It must be built upon solid rock of principle and not hang solely on the slender hope of expulsion.
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Vice President Mike Pence, traveling in Eastern Europe, said the U.S. would not be deterred by the diplomats' expulsion.
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Early on Sunday, he and his closest allies drew up the expulsion order and posted it at 6 a.
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Their bungled fling leads to her expulsion from the service and eventual incarceration, a fate that echoes Turing's own.
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A vote to censure a House member registers the chamber's deep disapproval of misconduct that falls short of expulsion.
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They have not stripped him of committee assignments, introduced a resolution for expulsion, or even cut his office budget.
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More broadly, Iran has remained focused on the goal of forcing the expulsion of United States troops from Iraq.
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Jeff Lewis' ex partner Gage Edward was apparently not too happy to learn about their daughter's expulsion from preschool.
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LGBTQ students of color and students with disabilities are even more at risk for suspension, expulsion, and school pushout.
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The expulsion came in response to legislation overwhelmingly passed by Congress last week that would increase sanctions against Russia.
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Moscow retaliated against May's move to expel 23 Russians by announcing the expulsion of the same number of Britons.
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Senate Republicans have floated holding expulsion proceedings to look at removing Moore from office over the sexual misconduct allegations.
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The expulsion came in response to legislation overwhelmingly passed by Congress last week that would increase sanctions against Moscow.
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At the hearing, Booker acknowledged that doing so would violate Senate rules and could technically lead to his expulsion.
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Exclusionary approaches, such as suspension and expulsion, result too often in alienated young people without the skills to thrive.
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His mother's death capped troubled high school years that ended with his expulsion from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
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I acknowledge that expulsion of all Russian athletes is a strong discipline, but severity is both just and necessary.
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The expulsion plan had included relocation to an area about 12 km (seven miles) away next to a landfill.
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The New York Times's double standard Omar hits back at Alabama GOP after it approves resolution calling for her expulsion MORE (D-Minn.) on Tuesday lambasted the Alabama GOP after it approved a resolution calling for her expulsion from the House, suggesting that the party should worry about its own candidates for Congress.
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OVER THE WEEKEND • Germany's chancellor proposed tougher expulsion laws for foreigners who commit crimes after reports of assaults in Cologne.
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A recent poll showed that nearly half of Israeli Jews supported the expulsion of all Arabic speakers from the country.
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"It was cordial, but she wasn't credentialed per our policy," the campaign official said regarding Jacobs's expulsion from the event.
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It also became clear that Engstrom, the university president, had ordered Johnson's expulsion but that Johnson had not been expelled.
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Britain and its allies blamed Russia for the attack on the Skripals, prompting a major Western expulsion of Russian diplomats.
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As soon as Romney announced his decision, Donald Trump Jr. demanded the Utah senator's expulsion from the Senate Republican caucus.
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So far 12 member parties of the EPP, mostly from the Benelux and Scandinavian countries, have called for Fidesz's expulsion.
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The two men sought to be released from the transit zone and asked for their expulsion to Serbia be halted.
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While Bailey's tenure saw a new code of conduct following the expulsion of Harvey Weinstein, it wasn't entirely without controversy.
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It is hard to imagine Mr Scholz advocating Greece's expulsion from the euro, for example, as his predecessor once did.
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Francis tried to rein in the priests, and when they continued to disobey his orders, he threatened them with expulsion.
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Gill Hale Boehringer, an 84-year-old professor, is the latest foreigner to face expulsion after reportedly joining local protests.
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Washington had long said the acquisition of the S-400 might lead to Turkey's expulsion from the F-35 program.
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With NATO air support, it halted the killing and expulsion of Kosovo Albanian civilians during a brutal counter-insurgency campaign.
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If he wins, Moore could be faced with an investigation by the Senate Ethics Committee and the prospects of expulsion.
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" It also includes the impassioned American rabbi who says: "My Judaism is not a Judaism of expulsion and land grabs.
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Assaulted in the shower by the biological male, the women, not the perpetrator, were threatened with expulsion from the shelter.
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The Haitians now facing threat of expulsion are some of the hardest working, loyal, and decent people our nation has.
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However, 5-Star leaders who have access to the legal documents responded furiously and ordered his expulsion from the party.
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To hear Lynn tell it, his group was marked for expulsion after it criticized Google, a prominent New America donor.
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Tempers flared throughout the game, producing eight yellow cards, two for N.Y.C.F.C. defender Ethan White, in addition to Vieira's expulsion.
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The expulsion united many legislators across political lines in protest against what they saw as an outdated and unwarranted stance.
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Once the investigation is complete, officials will determine whether students will face sanctions, which could be as severe as expulsion.
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If the student is found to have committed the violation, penalties can range from a warning to suspension or expulsion.
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There she made a plea for countries to consider the expulsion of Russian diplomats, sharing classified evidence on Russia's involvement.
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Some questions remained unanswered, including how and whether the Hong Kong government would take further steps to enforce Beijing's expulsion.
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They cite American sanctions, arming of Ukrainian troops, expulsion of diplomats and vocal public shaming of Russia for its cyberattacks.
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Her group's leader, Nicmer Evans, said Perfecto's expulsion followed a proper disciplinary investigation which found she had received a payment.
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Betsie Gambel, a spokeswoman for Dr. Houston, said none of the documentation required for expulsion or suspension had been prepared.
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The House can expel one of its own if two-thirds of the members agree to a formal expulsion resolution.
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Lens Bhutan's expulsion of more than 100,000 people in 123 forced many of them to live in camps in Nepal.
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But now archaeologists are finding that those targeted for temporary expulsion were far more numerous than the textual record suggests.
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Given President Donald Trump's refusal to criticize Russian President Vladimir Putin, America's mass expulsion also comes as a pleasant surprise.
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Salem revealed that his expulsion from Kurdistan was a ploy—he had returned to Mosul to conduct a clandestine operation.
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Hitler also argued for the "irrevocable removal of the Jews," referring at this time to physical expulsion rather than annihilation.
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"The United States condemns Beijing's expulsion of three Wall Street Journal foreign correspondents," White House NSC spokesman John Ullyot said.
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And a finding that they are responsible for sexual assault may result in expulsion, sometimes weeks or days before graduation.
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It's the single biggest expulsion of Russian diplomats in three decades and will undoubtedly drag UK-Russia relations even lower.
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In this new play, Karen Pittman ("Disgraced") stars as a woman whose son faces expulsion from his prestigious private school.
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The MHA declined to comment when CNBC requested more details about the expulsion and how often it takes that measure.
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Some residents hold newcomers — and their money — responsible for the expulsion of long-established residents and businesses in given neighborhoods.
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The Russian removals on Monday, however, marked the largest such expulsion to date, surpassing the days of the Cold War.
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Moscow has denied responsibility for the incident and ordered the expulsion of the same number of British officials from Russia.
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Accusations of sexual abuse led to the expulsion of Mr. Morris, a former coach of the United States Olympic team.
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The comments were the latest from the Trump administration warning of a response to Russia's expulsion of 60 U.S. diplomats.
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Mandatory recommendations for expulsion have doubled, particularly for assaults, threats and the possession or sale of marijuana, the request states.
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The expulsion of the anti-corruption commission from the Central American nation will clear the way for corruption and impunity.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was arrested by British authorities on Thursday after his expulsion from the Ecuadorian Embassy in London.
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As the investigation continues, individual students involved could face expulsion or suspension from the school, according to the student paper.
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It follows visits by Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPompeo condemns China's expulsion of WSJ journalists Wall Street Journal 'deeply disappointed' by China's expulsion of journalists China expels three Wall Street Journal reporters MORE to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, the first trip to the region by someone in that role in half a decade.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPompeo condemns China's expulsion of WSJ journalists Wall Street Journal 'deeply disappointed' by China's expulsion of journalists China expels three Wall Street Journal reporters MORE called for Angolan officials to double down on their anti-corruption efforts in a speech Monday as part of a longer Africa tour.
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And he regards with horror the darker moments of French religious history, such as the mass expulsion of Protestants in 1685.
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Since Qatar's expulsion from the Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen, Al Jazeera's reporting on the war has grown more critical.
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American Jews may not face mass expulsion in 2017, but religious persecution, antisemitism, and refugee crises still persist around the world.
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The outcome of that investigation could lead to a recommendation for expulsion proceedings, which require a two-third vote (67 senators).
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The case sparked a diplomatic crisis between Russia and the West, including the expulsion of hundreds of diplomats from both sides.
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At that rate, it could take decades just to kick out all the migrants who have already been issued expulsion orders.
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A brief war in 1969 between El Salvador and Honduras was triggered mainly by the harassment and expulsion of Salvadorean migrants.
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An expulsion order against Idrisson, who has permanent Swedish residency, will be withdrawn as a result of the Appeals Court ruling.
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Brave and scared ones, like those who fear expulsion from the fraternity if they object to a male colleague's bad behavior.
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News of the expulsion comes after the New York Police Department labeled a 2010 rape accusation against Weinstein "credible" last week.
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The move to cease official recognition of Gerardo Antonio Delgado Maldonado follows Venezuela's expulsion of Brazil's diplomatic envoy over the weekend.
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James Traficant for expulsion from the House in 20163; the House voted to expel him by a vote of 420-1.
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Axel Metzker, a lawyer for victims of the Hyper Cacher attack, said he had tried, in vain, to block Beghal's expulsion.
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This was a time when his clean-cut repression moved toward expulsion, and when all things prior began to come together.
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Russia's foreign minister on Friday proposed a retaliatory reaction to new U.S. sanctions, reportedly recommending the expulsion of 35 American diplomats.
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If the government fails to justify its decision, a provisional appeal against his expulsion could be granted, allowing Velasquez to return.
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When does behavior cross over from being protected, even hateful speech, into the proper subject of disciplinary action or even expulsion?
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European leaders say London must choose between continuing to allow free movement of EU citizens, or expulsion from the common market.
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Under its Rule 10, it may recommend to the House, on "clear and convincing evidence," a reprimand, fine, censure or expulsion.
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He saves Harry from expulsion and trains him into a fine Seeker — and a future Quidditch captain (more on that later).
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Public disclosure of one's tax returns is also a much lower barrier for candidates to overcome than term limits or expulsion.
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The FD initially called her expulsion a "flagrant violation of press freedom", but later called for an explanation from Dutch police.
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It is against this backdrop of expulsion and dispossession that Israel's increasingly ruthless treatment of the Eritreans and Sudanese has unfolded.
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Lee ultimately offered an ominous warning following her visit: The systemic oppression of the Rohingya is culminating in a permanent expulsion.
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Fifty Socialist members of parliament have already joined Macron, according to his team, defying threats of expulsion from their own party.
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" When asked if the accusations could lead to Franken's expulsion, Durbin told CNN, "It could lead to any number of things.
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His gas attack -- killing women and children hiding in basements -- was the final expediter, triggering the expulsion of tens of thousands.
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As with any gambler, debts can mount fast -- as Putin saw last month with the expulsion of 150 of his diplomats.
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Trump's recent orders explicitly depart from such prioritization, however, pushing resources into migrant expulsion and exclusion on a mass scale instead.
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A Florida proposal would require government officials to report possible violations to the state attorney general or risk expulsion from office.
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Locally, questions over the expulsion could distract from Chief Executive Carrie Lam's annual policy address to Hong Kong lawmakers on Wednesday.
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The GOP is already mulling a Senate Ethics investigation into the accusations against Moore, which could potentially lead to his expulsion.
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Even now, Mr. Trump is distancing himself from the expulsion order issued in his name, underscoring the incoherence in his approach.
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The move was the latest reshuffling of top intelligence officials that has prompted concerns among some officials of a broader expulsion.
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"In effect, we are looking at the rapid expulsion of these children," said Greg Chen of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
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The U.S. and other Western powers have thrown their support behind London by joining in a collective expulsion of Russian diplomats.
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Outbursts of profanity, disruptive behavior and pulling a false fire alarm resulted in suspensions and his expulsion from the school bus.
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North Korea's ambassador to Peru, Kim Hak-chol, said Tuesday that his expulsion "throws gasoline on the fire," according to Reuters.
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When asked about Wong's effective expulsion, the Chinese government insisted that it handles foreign journalists' press credentials in accordance with law.
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But relations warmed after China avoided joining the international condemnation of Myanmar over the expulsion of ethnic Rohingya Muslims in 2017.
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Employees who insist on wearing a veil would risk losing their jobs, and students could face expulsion from university, he added.
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His inability to understand the hurt that comes from insensitivity led to his expulsion from the world he knew and loved.
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"Yes, it's true," one diplomat said of the expulsion, declining to give further details because of the sensitivity of the issue.
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Ms. Aldana, who has threatened to resign if the expulsion order stands, said the president needed to obey the Constitutional Court.
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Baseball's mild punishments for cheaters who tainted the World Series highlight the great unfairness of Pete Rose's lifelong expulsion from baseball.
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These measures include the expulsion of 23 Russian diplomats who are considered by the British authorities to be undeclared intelligence operatives.
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Iraq's parliament reportedly voted Sunday to approve of the expulsion of the U.S. military following last week's attack that killed Soleimani.
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Nonetheless, Nicaragua counts among its closest allies many Caribbean countries whose support of the regime makes any vote for expulsion uncertain.
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That spurred angry protests in the streets of Iranian cities, with demonstrators openly calling for the expulsion of President Hassan Rouhani.
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Senior administration officials who declined to be named said the president ordered the expulsion of 60 Russians from the United States.
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Hundreds of thousands of Iraqis took to the streets of Baghdad Friday to demand the expulsion of US troops from Iraq.
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The global community has come to describe the forcible expulsion of Rohingya from Myanmar since 2017 as ethnic cleansing, even genocide.
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The airstrikes will embolden the pro-Iranian blocs in parliament to push again for the expulsion of US forces from Iraq.
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They include a new abuse prevention training plan and "serious consequences for failure to report abuse," up to expulsion from USAG.
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On the last day, I clung to my childhood best friend, an Eritrean who had not yet been targeted for expulsion.
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It is a full-throated, full-bodied exploration of love and desire, exultation and loss, belonging and expulsion, ownership and autonomy.
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Colleges have begun revoking the admissions and pursuing expulsion of students who obtained their seats as a result of the fraud.
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She promised a "moratorium" on immigration "as soon as I take office"; an end to family reunifications — the longstanding and divisive policy of allowing into the country family members of immigrants; the expulsion of illegal immigrants, "because it is the law"; the expulsion of "S-files" who are foreigners; and cutting medical help to illegal immigrants.
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The NRSC and other establishment Republicans had hoped Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPompeo condemns China's expulsion of WSJ journalists Wall Street Journal 'deeply disappointed' by China's expulsion of journalists China expels three Wall Street Journal reporters MORE, a former GOP congressman from Kansas, would jump into the race, but he ultimately decided not to run.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPompeo condemns China's expulsion of WSJ journalists Wall Street Journal 'deeply disappointed' by China's expulsion of journalists China expels three Wall Street Journal reporters MORE on Friday met his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov privately on the sidelines of a conference they both attended in Munich and warned him the sanctions were coming.
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Asked about reporting on the meeting before Murphy's post, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPompeo condemns China's expulsion of WSJ journalists Wall Street Journal 'deeply disappointed' by China's expulsion of journalists China expels three Wall Street Journal reporters MORE highlighted U.S. sanctions against Zarif, as well as Iran's recent shooting down of a Ukrainian commercial airliner.
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After the Brussels NATO meeting, Esper went to Germany for the Munich Security Conference, where he and Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPompeo condemns China's expulsion of WSJ journalists Wall Street Journal 'deeply disappointed' by China's expulsion of journalists China expels three Wall Street Journal reporters MORE met Friday with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani.
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Mr. Dahlin's abrupt expulsion from China followed rising concern from Western governments after he was shown on Chinese television confessing to misdeeds.
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Women enrolled in medical school in San Juan were told they had to take part in the medical test or face expulsion.
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Of the more than 27,000 expulsion orders handed out in Italy in 2015, fewer than 5,000 were deported, according to Eurostat figures.
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Pope Francis ordered the 87-year-old cardinal&aposs removal pending further action that could end in his expulsion from the priesthood.
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The two sides have been at loggerheads since the expulsion of foreign missionaries from China after the Communists took power in 1949.
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The announcement came hours after one of the students filed a lawsuit against the university in an attempt to prevent his expulsion.
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Bob La Follette (R-WI) was targeted for expulsion for arguing against US entry into World War I, but he survived too.
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The girl is appealing her expulsion at a hearing with the school district scheduled later this week, her sister told BuzzFeed News.
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Weinstein has 15 days to make a case against his expulsion, and the guild will make its final determination on Nov. 6.
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Ferdinand II, who ruled Aragon and Castile with Isabella I between 1479 and 1504, led the expulsion of the Moors from Granada.
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Plagiarism, which is in every campus' code of conduct and can be punishable by expulsion is a good comparison: It's about ethics.
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Since Guzmán's expulsion, polls have shown PPK and Barnachea in a statistical dead heat with Keiko if they reach the runoff vote.
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U.S. President Donald Trump is also considering the expulsion of some Russian diplomats, a source familiar with the situation said on Sunday.
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The letter also outlined possible consequences for the occupation of the building and harassment of staff, including "complete expulsion" from the college.
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Crunch talks on Tuesday between Orban and EPP group leader Manfred Weber failed to resolve their differences, meaning expulsion is still possible.
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In a statement, the school said that the matter is under investigation and appropriate action will be taken, including expulsion if necessary.
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Kafando drew the Security Council&aposs attention to Burundi&aposs expulsion of experts from the U.N. Human Rights Council on April 26.
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Frustration, failure, and futility dog her: "All these fragments rend me/Impure dialogue/A desperate expulsion from verbal matter" ("A Musical Hell").
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The expulsion of ISIS from the town of Qayyarah by Iraqi security forces further fragments the territory it holds in the area.
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Now professional security is required for any gathering of over ten people and anyone hosting unsanctioned parties runs the risk of expulsion.
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Tuesday marks the anniversary of Japan's expulsion from the Korean peninsula, a rare holiday celebrated by both the North and the South.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said that he's "reviewing his options" for a response to Russia's expulsion of US diplomats.
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Turkey could face expulsion from the F-35 program and other U.S. sanctions if it goes ahead with the S-400 delivery.
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His expulsion from the FN came after he reiterated past comments that World War Two gas chambers were a "detail" of history.
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The school said in 2015 that it never condoned sexual misconduct and that any game of sexual conquest was grounds for expulsion.
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"Following the review, we will take the proper action related to their status, up to revoking admission or expulsion," the school added.
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Marino's bill would also require the House and Senate Ethics committees to consider the expulsion of lawmakers who engage in sexual harassment.
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The authorities ordered a massive expulsion of migrants to a transit town further south — the standard prelude to deportation from the country.
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The registration system "effectively transformed the Chinese Exclusion Act into a Chinese expulsion act by targeting long-term residents," Lew-Williams writes.
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"Dreamers face expulsion from the only country that they call home based on nothing more than unreasoned executive whim," the lawsuit argues.
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The expulsion was ordered in response to the Maduro regime's decision to expel two US diplomats earlier this week, the statement added.
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While expulsion is unlikely, the session could cause Venezuela's neighbors — many of whom have been publicly silent — to rebuke the Maduro government.
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New legislation came into force in July that allows for the summary expulsion of migrants intercepted within five miles of the border.
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It said any members breaking the organization's code of conduct risked suspension or expulsion and it would be investigating the reported behavior.
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Here's a look at the eight Senators in the last 21922 years who have faced expulsion -- in reverse chronological order: * Oregon Sen.
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If he doesn't resign on Thursday, the panel could recommend a range of potential punishments, including a public reprimand or even expulsion.
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Lebanese are hoping Saudi Arabia will be too wary of the negative impact on its own economy from such a mass expulsion.
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Expulsion of North Korean diplomats has been among the measures countries have taken against the reclusive state since its latest nuclear test.
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Rousseff's negotiations have been complicated by several PMDB ministers who refused the instruction to resign, preferring to risk expulsion from the party.
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If he is found guilty, he could face a range of disciplinary actions, the union said, including fines, suspension, censure or expulsion.
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The Jewish community is the oldest one in Spain, having escaped the 1492 expulsion of Jews from the rest of the country.
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It said in a statement it reserved the right to retaliate against expulsion of Russian diplomats from Belgium, Hungary, Georgia and Montenegro.
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In total, 100 Russian diplomats were being removed, the biggest Western expulsion of Russian diplomats since the height of the Cold War.
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One can only speculate about what impact this creative-class expulsion will have on the so-called "creative cities" paradigm going forward.
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The expulsion of the commission, which works alongside Guatemalan prosecutors to bring corruption cases, was immediately challenged in the country's Constitutional Court.
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The violent expulsion of the Rohingya from Rakhine has been condemned as ethnic cleansing by the United States and the United Nations.
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Mr. Trump's statement came about two weeks after his administration ordered the expulsion of 15 diplomats from the Cuban Embassy in Washington.
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The city's leader, Carrie Lam, said it was "pure speculation" to connect Mallet's expulsion with the talk at the Foreign Correspondents club.
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After each attack, nevertheless, opposition politicians call for a crackdown, sometimes demanding the internment or expulsion of all those on the list.
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The stock actually saw a huge turnaround in 2019 after a dismal 2018 that included its expulsion from the Dow last June.
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The sad truth is that Israel owes its existence in part to the violent expulsion of Arabs during its War of Independence.
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It has also pledged to step up the expulsion of economic migrants looking for work, as opposed to those seeking political asylum.
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But Mr. Trump's intervention ended the expulsion effort, and many in the SEALs now wonder whether Admiral Green may soon be relieved.
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Censure is, as the Senate website explains, a "formal statement of disapproval" that is "a less severe form of discipline" than expulsion.
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On that occasion, State Department officials went to great lengths to stall my expulsion, and they advised me directly on my safety.
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The review could lead to Gallagher's expulsion from the elite warfare community, according to an administration official directly familiar with the matter.
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The Navy's review could have led to Gallagher's expulsion from the elite warfare community, according to officials directly familiar with the matter.
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The 18 aid organizations were appealing against their expulsion orders, issued late last year to 27 non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in all.
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"Following the review, we will take the proper action related to their status, up to revoking admission or expulsion," the school said.
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At the 288.022 and 22009 Olympics, blatant favoritism by judges to riders from their own nations almost led to the sport's expulsion.
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The student was arrested by our campus school police officers and now faces expulsion as defined in our student code of conduct.
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Riyadh called the move a violation of its sovereignty and announced punitive measures against Ottawa, including the expulsion of the Canadian ambassador.
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Russia has denied the allegations, and Sergey Nechaev, Russia's ambassador to Germany, has threatened ramifications for the expulsion of the two diplomats.
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Following the report's release, Mesnard sought to censure Shooter as punishment, but then considered expulsion after the letter Shooter wrote to members.
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Over the weekend, Brazil's Foreign Ministry had said that the reported expulsion of Ambassador Pereira underscored the "autocratic nature" of Venezuela's government.
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The first was the 19th-century period of westward expansion, including President Andrew Jackson's forcible expulsion of Native Americans from their land.
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If he were to be found guilty, Menendez would have to resign from the Senate at some point or face possible expulsion.
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However, his relations with the Ecuadorian government soured after a new president took power, leading to his ultimate expulsion from the embassy.
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A censure resolution is a formal statement of disapproval of the president, but it's nonbinding and doesn't lead to impeachment or expulsion.
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The move was perceived as a significant, if long-overdue, gesture of reconciliation, coming some 500 years after the Spanish edict of expulsion.
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Secondly, the expelled air is not only smelly, it is also hot, which causes it and the associated odors to rise after expulsion.
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BIGGS: Well, it wouldn&apost have been a censure motion, it would have been an expulsion motion that&aposs what would have happened.
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But most sub-Saharan Africans and others arriving in the country are given an expulsion order that authorities are rarely able to execute.
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At one point, some in the Never Trump camp were calling for the expulsion of Trump and his supporters from the party altogether.
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In New York City, for example, 90 percent of all the girls subjected to expulsion during the 2011–2012 school year were black.
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Could the next step be a reversal of the expulsion of Russian diplomats ordered by Obama in the last days of his presidency?
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Also in 2013, Brown broke his mother's car window during a therapeutic session while undergoing rehab, leading to his expulsion from the program.
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That speech led to Powell's expulsion from the senior ranks of the parliamentary opposition and his relegation to the margins of British politics.
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Hundreds attended the meeting, which was held to give instructions for orderly mass withdrawal from school in protest of expulsion of fellow students.
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Cory Booker announcing he would violate Senate rules and release a document marked as confidential, a move he claimed would risk him expulsion.
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Scores chanted, "Death to Israel," and called for the expulsion of the Israeli ambassador and scrapping of an unpopular peace treaty with Israel.
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Insoluble fiber, which remains largely intact through digestion, creates bulk and keeps things moving in our gut, speeding up the expulsion of waste.
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To look for a specific problem the expulsion of the Dominican Republic's haitianos is supposed to solve, however, is to miss the point.
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These days an inappropriate touch on campus, like the ass grab experienced by Taylor Swift, is now punishable with possible suspension or expulsion.
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The expulsion of the rebels from eastern Ghouta would represent their biggest defeat since they lost their enclave in Aleppo in December 2016.
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Clients are now distancing themselves following its expulsion from the Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) for work the body described as "reprehensible".
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Some members have Jewish fathers who converted to Islam to avoid expulsion under Gamal Abdel Nasser, Egypt's former dictator, an aggressive Arab nationalist.
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Moscow denies any involvement in the attack, which sparked the biggest Western expulsion of Russian diplomats since the height of the Cold War.
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Unable and unwilling to return home, most migrants simply ignore the expulsion order and move on toward their destination, often in Northern Europe.
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Nugnes and Fattori have both courted expulsion from Five Star over the past year, after refusing to vote with the party at times.
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Don Beyer (Va.), the former ambassador to Switzerland and Liechtenstein, called for the expulsion of the Turkish ambassador to Washington and other officials.
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He compared HW's expulsion from the Academy to another that was much less scandalous ... Carmine Caridi, who got kicked out for sharing screeners.
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The Vatican and Beijing have been at loggerheads since the expulsion of foreign missionaries from China after the Communists took power in 1949.
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U.S. Senator John McCain, one of the leading foreign policy voices in Congress, on Thursday called for the expulsion of Turkey's U.S. ambassador.
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They added that Ntaganda's UPC, dominated by the Hema clan, allegedly targeted the rival Lendu for expulsion from Congo's mineral-rich Ituri region.
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These gauntlets can lead to everything from a student's expulsion to securing a spot on Totsuki's all-powerful student council, The Elite Ten.
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Dodon said earlier on Tuesday that he hoped to discuss with Russian President Vladimir Putin the expulsion of Russian diplomats from his country.
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They say expulsion does nothing to address underlying factors, such as poverty and unemployment, that push people to brave dangerous conditions in mines.
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Recall that Kim wasn't the only foreign threat facing America down last week: Vladimir Putin ordered the expulsion of 755 US embassy workers.
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"That was a much more expedited process than if we had gone through a formal expulsion process," Lisa Lapin, a Stanford spokeswoman said.
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For those found guilty of hazing, penalties could include fines, the withholding of a diploma, and academic punishments ranging from probation to expulsion.
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While an expulsion would trigger a second special election, Moore would still be eligible to run again, which conceivably could keep controversy brewing.
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She and others, mostly Republicans, said they were concerned about the process by which the investigation and the debate over expulsion took place.
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It's like squeezing your nose to stop a sneeze: It either prevents the explosion from happening or blocks the expulsion of nasty stuff.
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Prior to the Skripal poisoning, Western countries never imagined they would engage in a first-ever, large-scale coordinated expulsion of Russian diplomats.
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Badison's backstory dives directly into the bizarre as we later see a showdown between the teen and her parents over her imminent expulsion.
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After Mr. Dahlin's expulsion, a colleague and I tracked him down in northern Thailand, where he was trying to make a fresh start.
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Most traditional cultures practice some form of ritual expulsion of feared members of the community; there seems to be something human in it.
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In lieu of expulsion, the Senate has managed to force members to resign when faced with serious ethical clouds or actual criminal convictions.
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That was a bit rich, given that Oleg's betrayal of the biological weapons operation led to Arkady's expulsion (not to mention William's death).
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We need our education administrators to use suspension and expulsion judiciously and only as last resorts, not as a default punishment for misbehavior.
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That film, shown on the UK's ITV and on PBS in the United States, resulted in the expulsion of Britain's ambassador to Riyadh.
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That Russia's international credibility is largely shot -- witness the record worldwide expulsion of Russian diplomats recently -- appears to have not yet sunk in.
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"She's about to squirt," he says confidently, and within seconds she does, each dramatic expulsion of liquid accompanied by a disconcertingly loud scream.
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The Home Secretary Charles Clarke lost his job and the Home Office began prioritizing the identification, management, and expulsion of foreign national offenders.
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Continuing that conversation, a new study in Educational Researcher looked into whether sexual minority youth still face higher rates of suspension and expulsion.
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It came with a speed that wasn't meant for my eyes, only for achieving its goal: the expulsion of Anjanath from its home.
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"The conduct of the foreigners is causing a change in public order ... meaning the application of expulsion measures would be appropriate," it added.
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In 1992, Mr. Smith published "George Bush's War," castigating the first President Bush for Operation Desert Storm's expulsion of Iraqi troops from Kuwait.
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He had violated a natural taboo, which among ancestral canines could have had the worst imaginable consequences, such as expulsion from the pack.
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Dor Guez, an Israeli artist of Jewish and Christian heritage, presents an archive of images of his grandmother's expulsion from Jaffa in 1948.
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The U.N. has said the expulsion of the Rohingya, by the Myanmar authorities and allied mobs employing brutal violence, amounts to ethnic cleansing.
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With the expulsion of the biggest proponent of war and economic terrorism, the White House will face fewer obstacles in understanding Iran's realities.
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The most significant question going forward is whether Trump's expulsion of the diplomats heralds a permanent stiffening of approach from Washington towards Moscow.
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They add that while those who have accepted administrative closure are not being actively pursued for expulsion, they have few rights or protections.
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Quarterback Mark Williams had a one-year suspension upheld, and running back Carlton Djam had his expulsion reduced to a one-year suspension.
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So far, Russia has retaliated against the sanctions by forcing the expulsion of several hundred employees in American diplomatic posts in the country.
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No formal total was kept, but about 70 partners voted, and she was the sole vote against expulsion, Chadbourne said in a statement.
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Our correspondents visited the city's first Easter service after the militants' expulsion and found a largely deserted church still defaced by Islamist graffiti.
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Following the Iraqi parliament's vote on Sunday ordering the expulsion of U.S. and foreign troops, the Trump administration offered a muddle of responses.
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The 1948 war resulted in the flight or expulsion of some 700,000 Palestinians from their homes, creating a refugee crisis that remains unresolved.
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State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert argued that Russia's expulsion of the U.S. officials was "unwarranted," saying there was "no justification" for the move.
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In recent months, Ms. Gondal has pleaded to be taken back to Britain, which had issued an expulsion order against her in 2018.
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In fact, the contact happened at about the same time that the U.S. announced more sanctions against Russia, including the expulsion of diplomats.
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Representative Torres has taken an important step, warning Guatemala that it risks cuts in economic aid unless it reverses its expulsion of Cicig.
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"The school was not attacked by bandits but an errant student on expulsion for disciplinary cases," regional government official Wanyama Musyambohe told reporters.
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He told VICE News that hate speech accounts continue to urge the expulsion or killing of Rohingyas with nothing done to stop them.
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If it is approved, Sandberg told reporters, teachers and employees who wear face coverings could lose their jobs, while students may face expulsion.
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The show evokes a prelapsarian aesthetic world from which viewers — following the story of the expulsion from the Garden of Eden — are barred.
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Other recent incidents involving special operations troops include revelations of cocaine use in one SEAL team, the expulsion of two SEAL team leaders from Somalia last year over alleged sexual misconduct, and the expulsion from Iraq this summer of a platoon from Gallagher's own unit, SEAL Team 7, over alleged sexual misconduct by a senior platoon member during the team's most recent deployment.
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However, McMaster also praised the Trump administration's response to Russia, particularly the coordinated expulsion of diplomats in response to the incident in Salisbury UK. McMaster said the expelled diplomats helped "orchestrate" Russian interference in the US and the expulsion of intelligence personnel and closure of the Seattle consulate would hinder Russia's ability to spread propaganda, disinformation and interfere in US elections.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPompeo condemns China's expulsion of WSJ journalists Wall Street Journal 'deeply disappointed' by China's expulsion of journalists China expels three Wall Street Journal reporters MORE is expected to testify before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on U.S. policy in Iran before the end of the month, the chairman of the committee told The Hill.Rep.
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Pompeo's comments: Asked about reporting on the meeting before Murphy's post, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPompeo condemns China's expulsion of WSJ journalists Wall Street Journal 'deeply disappointed' by China's expulsion of journalists China expels three Wall Street Journal reporters MORE highlighted U.S. sanctions against Zarif, as well as Iran's recent shooting down of a Ukrainian commercial airliner.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov reportedly said Monday he sensed a "more constructive" approach from American officials after speaking last week with Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPompeo condemns China's expulsion of WSJ journalists Wall Street Journal 'deeply disappointed' by China's expulsion of journalists China expels three Wall Street Journal reporters MORE about strategic dialogue between the nations.
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Backdrop: The Catholic students were accused of taunting the Native Americans, and their school and diocese issued a statement threatening the boys with expulsion.
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Put simply, exorcism is the expulsion of an unwanted force or energy from a person, place, or thing that is afflicted by that energy.
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Sephardim share a common story in the 1492 expulsion from Spain, when tens of thousands of refugees died making their way to safe land.
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The deputy chairman of the German Chancellor's Christian Democratic party, Armin Laschet, promptly called for the expulsion of all imams associated with the DITIB.
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A government official told the CNN en Español team that any questions about the passport allegations would be grounds for expulsion from the country.
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"We consider this hostile action as totally unacceptable, unjustified and short-sighted," the Russian embassy said in a statement in reaction to the expulsion.
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Essay-writing services are legal, the BBC noted, though people who are caught using them are usually subject to severe academic sanctions or expulsion.
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The center raised the volcano's alert level to yellow phase three from yellow phase two, indicating possible magma expulsion and explosions of increasing intensity.
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Part of the catalyst for the review was the expulsion of an American citizen who had illegally entered North Korea in October, he said.
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So until mid-January, enough of them will likely find a way to block any expulsion of Menendez if he is convicted of anything.
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Well, that's the point: Who should be trusted to decide such things when fines, jail time and expulsion from college loom as possible consequences?
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"In addition to the extreme personal risks of kidnapping, injury, or death posed by such actions, legal risks include arrest, fines, and expulsion," Col.
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Many have been calling for expulsion, lengthy suspension, banishment from all school related activities and to my disappointment several were very 'hateful' in nature.
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"The sanctions can range from a letter to expulsion from membership to removal of awards," Christine McEntee, the AGU's executive director, told BuzzFeed News.
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There are also several complaints about her lodged with a house ethics committee and De Lima is facing a possible expulsion from the Senate.
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"Enough," President Obama reportedly told his U.N. ambassador, Samantha Power, recently in the face of her entreaties to help Syrians facing expulsion and extinction.
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"You have been thrown out of the dog club because of your country's policies and your actions," Huddleston said the letter of expulsion read.
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In the conflict in Congo, Ntaganda's UPC, dominated by the Hema clan, targeted rival Lendu people for expulsion from the mineral-rich Ituri region.
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" The school and the Diocese of Covington said in a joint statement Saturday that they would "take appropriate action, up to and including expulsion.
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Since her expulsion, the 61-year-old has become one of the most prominent voices in the country, frequently criticizing Erdogan and the government.
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Guatemala's government ordered the shutdown of the International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala (CICIG) and the expulsion of its foreign workers within 24 hours.
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That prompted the broadest Western expulsion of Russian diplomats since the Cold War, with most EU countries kicking out one or more Russian envoys.
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Marino's proposal would also require the Ethics Committees in the House and Senate to consider expulsion of a lawmaker who engaged in sexual harassment.
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Expulsion, while a solution for a summer course, is not a solution for a systemic problem in our society and institutions of higher learning.
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They are asking for the expulsion of students involved in racist incidents, the hiring of more diverse counselors, and diversity training for tenured staff.
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Montague's expulsion in February spurred tension on campus after his teammates wore T-shirts in support of him during a televised basketball game game.
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Braun doesn't take issue with the expulsion itself, but rather The Academy going around its own bylaws for how a member can be booted.
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Official documents submitted to the court said authorities have identified close to 8,000 Eritrean and Sudanese migrants it would potentially deport under compulsory expulsion.
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The flyer has been widely circulated by Pilsen community organizers who refuse to accept the increasingly obvious expulsion of local businesses by external investors.
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The snaking tape makes visual allusion to Michelangelo's "Fall of Man" in the Sistine Chapel, Satan's snake ensnaring Adam and Eve before their expulsion.
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Pakistan's interior ministry did not respond to messages asking about the expulsion orders, and the information ministry said it would check on the matter.
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For 16 years, Mr. Ma kept his secret, worried that coming out would mean expulsion from the police force and estrangement from his family.
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Some international news organizations, including Reuters, Dow Jones and The New York Times, expressed worries about the effect of the expulsion on press freedoms.
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After Hurricane Maria, this exile feels more like an expulsion than ever, as the question looms in all families: Are we staying or leaving?
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The charity's announcement, which said no reason had been given for the expulsion order, underlined the increasing difficulties foreigners face while working in Pakistan.
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Most recently, expulsion proceedings have been contemplated against Senator Robert Menendez, Democrat of New Jersey, should he be convicted in his current corruption trial.
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As states like Illinois and Connecticut pass legislation prohibiting or restricting expulsion from state-funded preschools, teachers desperately need better options for handling misbehavior.
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Also this month, the International Criminal Court said it had the authority to investigate the expulsion of the Rohingya as a crime against humanity.
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If they did, they'd risk an investigation by the feared Honor Code Office, as well as punishment at their church or expulsion from school.
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"I feel that there are a lot of people with the desire to make changes," he said, speaking before the expulsion order on Sunday.
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The Obama administration withheld the aid from countries amid diplomatic strife, including a coup in Egypt and the expulsion of American trainers from Pakistan.
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The strike — on Iraqi soil, killing Iraqi officials, without Iraqi consent — appears to have united the two largest rival Shiite parliamentary blocs behind expulsion.
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The president threatened Iran over potential retaliation for the death of a top general, and Iraq over the potential expulsion of United States troops.
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The poisoning sparked a Cold War-style diplomatic crisis between Russia and the West, including the expulsion of hundreds of diplomats from both sides.
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That is Nakba Day, which commemorates the flight and expulsion of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians during the Israeli war for independence in 1948.
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California's bill requires schools to uphold this problematic standard and take "appropriate" action against elementary-school-age children, which can include suspension or expulsion.
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At Brown, originator of the bathroom list trend, an administrator smeared the authors as "Magic Marker terrorists" and threatened them with expulsion if caught.
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After the expulsion, the recipe crossed the ocean to the Americas and spread throughout the Mediterranean world to countries that would receive Jewish immigrants.
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Lewis said he got the call about the expulsion on Friday, but didn't speak to the headmistress for the school until the next day.
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The new Homeland Security rules authorize the expulsion of undocumented immigrants who commit even minor offenses, and make it easier to deport people immediately.
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Investors are also keeping an eye on politics after the U.K. decided to expel 23 Russian diplomats — the biggest expulsion since the Cold War.
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Allegations of sexual harassment rocked Colorado's legislature in 2018, resulting in the expulsion of a Democratic lawmaker accused of harassing several women in government.
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There were the boasts about killing animals, the expulsion, the stalking of a female classmate, the repeated calls from his mother to the police.
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To save face, UEFA bigwigs threatened the team with expulsion, prompting Arkan to officially quit his role at the club on 22003 July 211.
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An aide familiar with Warren's thinking told VICE News that the expulsion of Lynn and Open Markets "raises a lot of questions" for Warren.
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The WADA response is a further signal Russia could be facing Olympic expulsion when the 15-member IOC executive board discusses the crisis on Tuesday.
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" The Kentucky church diocese, which oversees the Covington Catholic High School, said in a statement it "will take appropriate action, up to and including expulsion.
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She said citizenship was a right rather than a privilege, and described citizenship deprivation followed by expulsion as the "political equivalent of the death penalty".
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He and three other lawmakers are currently facing expulsion from the Legislative Council after the government sued them over protests during their swearing-in ceremony.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Moscow's expulsion on Thursday of 60 American diplomats was expected and marked a further deterioration in U.S.-Russian relations, the White House said.
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Nicaragua's government ordered the expulsion of a United Nations human rights delegation soon after it released a report condemning repression and abuses by the government.
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After all, the "fix" for gayness would have included prayer, Bible study, being forced to embrace "correct" gendered behavior, and school discipline — including possible expulsion.
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The only treatment for an established case, even now, is to speed up this expulsion by gradually winding the worm's emerging body on a stick.
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Austria won with a bearded drag queen, Portugal with a ballad sung in Portuguese, Ukraine with a lament for the historical expulsion of the Tartars.
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They say it reminds them of dark eras in European history when their forebears were threatened with death or expulsion unless they converted to Christianity.
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That he may yet do, ducking the formal expulsion from the EPP that is surely the only credible way to punish his years of transgressions.
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The poisoning has sparked a Cold War-style diplomatic crisis between Russia and the West, including the expulsion of hundreds of diplomats from both sides.
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As he arrived at the academy, Pence issued a tweet about Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro&aposs expulsion of the top American diplomat in the country.
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As reported by Livingston Daily on November 14, two of his victims and their parents attended a school board meeting and pleaded for his expulsion.
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Pontormo painted "Visitation" following the expulsion of the Medici, and shortly preceding their bloody siege of the city and return to power starting in 1529.
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Some students at the University of Bamenda showed up for the parade, saying they were forced by officials to come under the penalty of expulsion.
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While half would probably be destroyed by this expulsion or a potential collision with the planet or star, the other half are projected to survive.
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In reality those who refuse risk expulsion or the sack unless they bribe an official or hire someone to work in their place, sources said.
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The expulsion comes after the Academy was swift to take action against Harvey Weinstein in 2017 after he was accused of sexual assault and harassment.
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He said that, at the time, Austria's annexation to Germany in 1938 resulted in the expulsion of Jewish physicians and spurred a great political upheaval.
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Mr Ramos has called President Barack Obama a "deporter-in-chief" because of his government's expulsion of millions of undocumented immigrants and illegal border-crossers.
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Qassim also faces expulsion from the kingdom after authorities revoked his citizenship last year for alleged foreign links and fomenting violence, charges he had denied.
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Since his election win, Trump has been less hawkish on the protectionist front, even clarifying a more moderate message on the expulsion of unauthorised immigrants.
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The Joint Committee on Legislative Ethics, which had the authority to recommend a range of punishments including expulsion from the assembly, passed down the verdict.
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Since her expulsion, the 61-year old Aksener has become one of the most prominent voices in the country, frequently criticizing Erdogan and the government.
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The only good things to come out of it is Yiannopoulos' Twitter expulsion and the spotlight it shed on the platform's big and growing problem.
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The U.S. and other nations have in the past refused to recognize the move, which led to Russia's expulsion from the then-Group of Eight.
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Weisz and I attended the same senior school, North London Collegiate, although she was "asked to leave"—code for expulsion—due to her rebellious behavior.
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The New York Times's double standard Omar hits back at Alabama GOP after it approves resolution calling for her expulsion MORE (D-Minn.) and Rep.
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Malema, a former head of the ANC's Youth League before his expulsion from the party, could plausibly still have plenty of contacts in the organization.
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Mr. Finkielkraut, for all of his warnings about the difficulty — if not impossibility — of assimilating France's approximately four million Muslims, is not advocating their expulsion.
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On Reddit, there was even some speculation as to whether the expulsion mentioned in the trailer was really the end of Newt's time at Hogwarts.
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But rather than release him, police took Berhe to a facility in the center of Sicily where migrants are placed ahead of their eventual expulsion.
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Then December saw the "Lame Duck" meme criticising Obama's expulsion of 35 Russian diplomats in response to accusations of Russian involvement in the US election.
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Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is facing expulsion from the Ecuadorean Embassy in London that he's called home for the past six years, the Times reports.
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China lodged a diplomatic complaint with London after British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson demanded an urgent explanation from Hong Kong and China for Rogers' expulsion.
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The Ilois have fought for the right to return to their homeland, with the British High Court in 2006 ruling that their expulsion was illegal.
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The Izvestia newspaper reported a Foreign Ministry source claimed Russia is considering the expulsion of around 30 U.S. diplomats if the compounds are not returned.
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The expulsion never happened, however, and after a 10-day pause in January, the United States and Iraq resumed joint operations against the Islamic State.
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Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the Nobel laureate who is the country's de facto civilian leader, has been harshly criticized for allowing the Rohingya's expulsion.
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Across the border, Hong Kong declined to renew the visa of the Financial Times Asia news editor, Victor Mallet, which will lead to his expulsion.
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Briefing reporters, a senior U.S. official said there were "well over" 100 Russian spies posing as diplomats in the United States before the expulsion order.
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Giovanni Favia, an early officeholder with the party from Bologna, said his suspicion that Casaleggio Associates was manipulating votes helped prompt his expulsion in 2012.
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Mr. Reimann Sr. served as president of the regional Chamber of Industry and Commerce, which helped orchestrate the Aryanization, expropriation and expulsion of Jewish businesses.
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But by weighing up arguments for and against certain acts of expulsion, Morris and Ze'evi seem at times to be taking a less purist view.
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Mr. Molins said that the authorities in Lyon had wanted to initiate expulsion proceedings against the assailant, who was in France illegally, but could not.
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Students didn't even have to be queer to run afoul of the Honor Code, which could end in a suspension or even expulsion from BYU.
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"With the expulsion of the biggest proponent of war and economic terrorism, the White House will face fewer obstacles in understanding Iran's realities," Rabiei added.
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"Nobody mentions Putin anymore, and the 'P' word now is Poroshenko," Mr. Saakashvili said in an interview in Kiev shortly before his expulsion from Ukraine.
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The panel can recommend punishments such as a reprimand, censure or expulsion, but the final punishment is determined by a vote in the full House.
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The government also ordered the expulsion of the National Democratic Institute, a pro-democracy, nonprofit organization tied to the Democratic Party of the United States.
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He had written a book titled "The Occupation of the Saudi Market," calling, more or less, for the expulsion of foreign laborers from Saudi Arabia.
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Days later, Niagara Wheatfield High School students organized a walkout to protest how the school had handled the case and to demand Mr. Dowdy's expulsion.
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This year, she said that the action taken since - including the largest ever coordinated expulsion of Russian intelligence officers - had "fundamentally degraded" Russia's intelligence capability.
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It was unclear whether he was sharing his own opinion or if the Iranian government was moving ahead with the expulsion of ambassador Rob Macair.
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"The United States condemns Beijing's expulsion of three Wall Street Journal foreign correspondents," said John Ullyot, a spokesman for the White House's National Security Council.
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The greatest impact will be felt by the Russian intelligence services, which will undoubtedly suffer disruption due to the expulsion of the 23 suspected operatives.
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Alaeddin Boroujerdi, a member of Iran's parliamentary committee on national security and foreign policy, accused the ambassador of organizing protests and called for his expulsion.
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This has led to the rejection of multiculturalism, the expulsion of migrants and the dismantling of supranational institutions being considered reasonable, mainstream policies by some.
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This expulsion would send a clear signal from the leadership of the Republican Party that they will not allow Steve Bannon to select their nominees.
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Berger's own expulsion from LinkedIn came up during a recent visit to another law firm, when an associate asked him why he had been banned.
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The episode was being investigated and the students could face punishment, up to and including expulsion, their school said in a statement on Saturday afternoon.
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Espionage: China denounced the United States' recent secret expulsion of two Chinese Embassy employees who drove without approval onto a sensitive military base in Virginia.
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Some papers conclude that the expulsion of cupfuls of clear liquid often depicted in porn and which necessitates the changing of sheets is chiefly urine.
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