"Donald Trump doesn't want to allow foreigners in based on family ties, even though foreigners literally make his family ties," he said.
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Under such a system, aliens who have family ties would be chosen ahead of aliens with similar qualifications who do not have family ties.
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Family ties are tested, kingdoms are questioned, kittens are wrestled.
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He didn't believe in protecting people because of family ties.
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Many have business and family ties with the isolated state.
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New Mexico is a place where family ties are sacred.
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Family ties will also play a part when, on Aug.
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Furthermore, family ties are no longer enough to justify immigration.
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That shared communication style is evidence of their family ties.
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Many Turks discovered they had Armenian family ties just recently.
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Name Withheld Another dispute about the nature of family ties.
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Banks' name has multiple family ties, even if they weren't intentional.
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All nine are Yemeni but have family ties to Saudi Arabia.
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The criminal complaint alleges Cunningham has family ties to the victim.
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Blake Lively is tangled up in some very unexpected family ties.
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He has also homed in on the senator's tangled family ties.
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It would emphasize skills and educational requirements, rather than family ties.
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Finau's hardscrabble beginnings and close family ties reminded Casper of himself.
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Family ties Porter's rise in politics was not entirely a surprise.
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I grew up with, you know Family Ties, and The Cosby Show.
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Equating family ties with a missing piece of the brain sounds odd.
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All nine men have family ties in Saudi Arabia, which borders Yemen.
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Family ties, after all, can't compete with the bonds of Roper Inc.
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Most have family ties to the factories that go back for generations.
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Many Jordanians, including King Abdullah's wife Queen Rania, have Palestinian family ties.
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At least one worker, Lisa Britt, had been lured by family ties.
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There are no family ties between Williams and the victims, according to police.
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Now, his family ties — once buried — are more publicly acknowledged by the Palace.
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The Batista family ties also have produced a string of ongoing headline risk.
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For many couples, the reason lies in community-building and maintaining family ties.
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In Chinese homes, the shift raises questions about family ties and filial responsibilities.
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Older migrants were drawn to the culture and family ties of the South.
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The researchers recommend prioritizing family ties and adding in family therapy if needed.
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Ouattara has family ties that straddle the borders with Burkina Faso and Mali.
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For women, family ties to politics are more useful than ties to wealth.
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White Americans, does the world have to pay for your broken family ties?
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It's an episode that's all about nostalgic rides, fast cars and family ties!
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Steve Majors has just completed a memoir on race, identity and family ties.
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It's a deeply human examination of isolation, trust, and family ties that transcend blood.
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There are family ties all over The Jungle Book – even in its earliest form!
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Reliable housing, steady work and strong family ties all help prisoners after their release.
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Are student exchange programs that weaken Jewish family ties a prelude to something worse?
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" Later: "We Walsers are all so excessively fragile and hung up on family ties.
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Britain is obliged under EU rules to take in minors with verified family ties.
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Women in government are more likely to have family ties to politics than men.
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I have family ties to Philadelphia, too, so I think of the Move bombings.
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"Yesterday there was a massacre," said Qurbani, who has close family ties to Hanau.
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"Yesterday there was a massacre," said Qurbani, who has close family ties to Hanau.
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European Union rules say Britain must take in unaccompanied children who have family ties.
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And reasonable people can disagree on the relative merits of issuing visas based on family ties to American citizens (which promotes assimilation and is a nice favor to American citizens with family ties abroad) versus based on job skills (which promotes economic growth).
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Parents, grandparents, siblings and cousins could no longer use family ties to secure a visa.
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The two met in 1985 when Pollan auditioned and landed a role on Family Ties.
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European Union rules say Britain must take in unaccompanied children who have family ties there.
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For them, it comes down to the day-to-day work of maintaining family ties.
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Colombians often refer to Venezuelans as their "brothers", as they share close cultural and family ties.
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In the end, though, family ties lured her away from the alternate career path she sought.
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Family ties improved Mexicans' views of their neighbour (though attitudes have been damaged by Mr Trump).
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She wrote five plays, which grappled with racism, politics, family ties and the importance of education.
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Rob Kardashian reportedly hospitalized with diabetes The couple's relationship has been complicated, given his family ties.
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This emphasis on family ties is "a possible allusion to the issue of defection," Lee noted.
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"Coco" is an enchanting valentine to Mexico, and to the family ties that bind us all.
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He told colleagues he had family ties to Al Qaeda and was a member of Hezbollah.
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But the family ties also made it daunting to star in the supernatural thriller, he said.
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"He's used three different names to hide his family ties to terrorism," runs one Republican ad.
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The unique name Conrad and Tell gave their son reportedly has "family ties," according to People.
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Participants were chosen by lottery based partly on age and the closeness of the family ties.
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Vargas Gamboa, the father, denied that the family ties allow him or his company any special benefits.
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Family Ties Mike isn't the only member of his family invested in the destruction of these monsters.
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In his press conference with Netanyahu, Trump stressed the fact that he has family ties to Judaism.
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Many of the newcomers, moreover, had linguistic and cultural or family ties with other countries in Europe.
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Instead, the episode focused on toxic family ties and finally set us up for the Bughead vs.
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Ultimately, the formalities of West Wing titles mean less than family ties or longevity in Trump world.
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As studies have shown, close family ties, especially among immediate family members, lead to better patient outcomes.
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The pair also have family ties: Mr Hegazy's daughter is married to one of Mr Sisi's sons.
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One new study suggests that up to 30 percent of members of terrorist groups share family ties.
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"This is a 'come home' award primarily for people with family ties to our region," he said.
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These family ties played a critical role in overcoming the advantages institutionalized sexism gave their male opponents.
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Perhaps the Hedges' real-life family ties will give the movie an emotional verisimilitude the trailer lacks.
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It was another reminder that family ties — and conflicts — are a central organizing principle of Britain's elite.
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Under the current system, most legal immigrants are admitted to the United States based on family ties.
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This fascinating story explores the questions of family ties, intimacy, paid relationships and the ache of loneliness.
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The unattached prime minister is also seen as free of grasping family ties, and thus less corruptible.
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European Union rules say Britain must take in unaccompanied children who have family ties in the country.
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Significant business obligations or close U.S. family ties can also be taken into consideration for a waiver.
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The youngest Lannister's allegiance to Daenerys was all the more impressive because it went against all family ties.
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Nor have any deaths in America been caused by terrorists with family ties to those countries (see chart).
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Investigators were on the lookout for Theriot in Virginia, believing him to have family ties to Richmond County.
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For Justine Bateman, that meant going to college decades after she and her Family Ties character Mallory Keaton.
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America's population reflects many of the countries in the Atlantic Alliance, with family ties spanning continents and centuries.
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And it's universal and tragic in its lyrics: death, domestic abuse, drug addiction, racism, deep-blood family ties.
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They have been forced to flee their homes because of rampant violence or persecution and broken family ties.
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Yet, with its lovable characters, "Family Ties" showed that politics can indeed exist among compassion and good intention.
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Salazar said Nunez had family ties to the woman and her daughter, but that their relationship is unclear.
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In the years that followed, they promoted a class system bound by intermarriages, god-parentage and family ties.
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Clinton, who also made sure to note her family ties to Scranton, where she spent her childhood summers.
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Whether judged according to merit or family ties, immigrants are already better educated than their native-born counterparts.
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After the regime's collapse, Mr. Prabowo may have been singled out for punishment because of his family ties.
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Elephants are known to have close family ties and to grieve when a member of their herd dies.
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Elephants are known to have close family ties and to grieve when a member of their herd dies.
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The operative also noted that Finkenauer has family ties to firefighters, whose national union has already endorsed Biden.
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A vast majority of immigrants admitted to the United States are granted entry based on their family ties.
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Facebook photo sharing had been animated by our social connections, our family ties, our inside jokes and idiosyncrasies.
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Roughly 0003,000 are employment-related; the rest are based on family ties, refugees status, and the diversity lottery.
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But Mr. Cazeneuve said that the British authorities had agreed to take in all minors with established family ties in Britain, and had even pledged to look into the cases of unaccompanied minors "who do not have family ties" there but who have a "superior interest" in going to Britain.
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In the late 1970s Deng Xiaoping decreed that family ties should no longer be an impediment to university entry.
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In the early 80s, when she was a teenager, Justine Bateman was cast on the NBC sitcom Family Ties.
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Shareholders with family ties to him will assign their voting rights to a third party, the U.S. Treasury said.
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Erin McGowan and Shane McGowan were also newlyweds with family ties to the group; Erin and Cushing were cousins.
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In China, people with family ties to at least three top government officials have been named in the documents.
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But changing sexual mores and a rocketing divorce rate have prompted soul-searching about the decline of family ties.
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But the sinew the binds the show together, between jump scares and gray-hued ghost creatures, are family ties.
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The front-runners are two cousins who, despite their family ties, have lobbed accusations and insults at each other.
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Bloodline wants to be a series about the weight of family ties, one that succeeds based on atmospheric dread.
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" They went to Los Angeles for pilot season, and Louis-Dreyfus got cast in a spinoff of "Family Ties.
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Many of them were able to receive West German radio and television or had family ties in the West.
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At the end of the day, candidates with strong family ties are still highly valued by voters, Alter said.
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That sentiment is widespread in many areas along the border, where family ties on both sides go back centuries.
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They would concentrate instead on the one challenge that mattered: making sure that they did not shred family ties.
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But that does not mean that those who came in on family ties were necessarily low skilled or uneducated.
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Perhaps no one knew the tug of family ties better than the chief of the American Expeditionary Forces, Gen.
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He knew all the men at the upmost reaches of power but had no family ties to their administration.
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He does have family ties to terrorists; that's not in dispute," spokesperson Mike Harrison told the Los Angeles Times. "Mr.
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So while their family ties made them powerful, they were not given the official administration access that Ivanka now possesses.
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Now factor in your family ties, and there's good reason to consider giving this super-charged name to your son.
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One half of LMFAO is sounding off at the other claiming despite family ties he's been left in the dust.
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Several shareholders with professional or family ties to him will also assign their voting rights to an independent third party.
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News coverage has focused on economic poverty rather than cultural riches, a handful of feuds rather than strong family ties.
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The stories, blurred by heavy drinking, have refracted through friendships and family ties, and through a kaleidoscope of vantage points.
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Those saying no to the veil included a number of women with deeply held religious convictions and strong family ties.
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Refugees have to pass an extensive vetting process, often involving proof of identity, education, religion, criminal history, family ties, etc.
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Jimmy Kimmel joked that the president had no right to ignore immigrants' "family ties," considering some of his business ventures.
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But without these family ties, it would have been even more difficult for these women to break the glass ceiling.
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He has family ties to the rapper Bun B, whose group UGK, short for Underground Kingz, started in Port Arthur.
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Both represent a younger generation in power in their countries largely because of their family ties, yet with vast portfolios.
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Currently, most legal immigrants are admitted to the United States based on family ties to those already in the country.
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The Lannister siblings also reunite in King's Landing in a tense meeting that puts their family ties to the test.
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Most fans of professional football that don't live in or have family ties to Boston hate the New England Patriots.
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The New York Times Magazine _____ In postwar Japan, a single-minded focus on rapid economic growth helped erode family ties.
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The administration has repeatedly urged Congress to shift the nation's immigration policy to one based on merit, instead of family ties.
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In the US context, getting close to Trump's children will probably be a good strategy, as family ties aren't easily ruptured.
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Nobody is there because they really want to be there: they're bound by debt, family ties, or the inability to leave.
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He moved to Lancaster because his wife has family ties to the area — and he also wanted to make a point.
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But in a region where family ties go back for centuries this recent incident has had a lasting impact on her.
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Many of them have family ties in the United States, she said, and have established relationships with US-based resettlement organizations.
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The country has always been choosy, accepting new arrivals based on their professional résumé more than family ties or humanitarian need.
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Their addictions have destroyed family ties, careers, finances and whatever plans these people may once have nurtured for a better future.
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Our social life -- the family ties and the bonds you have with friends and community -- might also play a vital role.
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In 93, nationalists shut down the garden and branded the residents, many of whom have family ties to Japan, as traitors.
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During survey interviews, survivors who stayed focused on interdependence, emphasizing themes of sticking together, religious faith and communal and family ties.
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That's because the family ties Logan always boasts about tend to be pretty loose, so far as his kids are concerned.
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Theriot was arrested for the killings on Sunday about 1,000 miles away in Richmond County, Virginia, where he has family ties.
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Two of the authors have worked in the White House, and barred family members having far weaker family ties from employment.
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But the family ties to suppliers and service providers were never discussed, according to three people with knowledge of the investments.
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The designer's campaign film surprisingly strikes a balance between high-fashion glamour and family ties, and it successfully made us very sniffly.
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While it's family ties that inspired her to launch in the city, it's Philly's roots in innovation that are keeping her there.
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Rather, they fret about turmoil created by members of a social underclass: poor workers in the cities whose family ties are rural.
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But decisions that can be hard enough for people with family ties or close friends become harder for those without those relationships.
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Naturally, someone who rejects family ties and personal loyalty needs to learn the value of both by the end of the film.
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The movie will also feature Ted McGinley from Married… with Children, Michael Gross from Family Ties and Markie Post from Night Court.
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So family ties, cultural traditions and Confucian principles of respect for the elderly and learning all became targets of Mao's revolutionary fury.
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The social benefits that accompany this freedom of movement are profound: affordable leisure breaks, economic opportunities for business and enriched family ties.
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Trust circles would therefore tend to consist of self-selected, similarly minded individuals, often from the same neighborhood or with family ties.
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Rima, a former political prisoner from Madaya, arrived in Idlib divorced with no local family ties or male relatives to protect her.
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Many Latinos are discovering family ties to a flourishing slave trade in the American Southwest, prompting painful reckonings over heritage and identity.
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Chris Collins's sudden rise and fall from presidential cheerleader to admitted liar is a tale of money, family ties and murky ethics.
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Egos There's nothing like the holidays to make you grateful for family ties while also wishing you were related to no one.
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It also aims to decrease the number of immigrants able to enter the United States based on their family ties, the sources said.
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Whatever happens, the British royals will want to avoid any open squabbles over a place with which they have such deep family ties.
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Macron's office has previously said Kohler at no time hid his family ties to the Aponte family that founded and still owns MSC.
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So it is no coincidence that the majority of the terrorist attackers in France have had family ties to North and West Africa.
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Locating so many immigrants, many in the country for years with deep family ties, would be logistically challenging and could spark public backlash.
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About two-thirds of all people granted green cards for U.S. residency each year have family ties to people in the United States.
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Family ties: It can be hard to convince workers whose kids are already settled in school to pick up and move, Vollmar said.
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There are more than 80 current and former NBA players from Africa or with direct family ties to the continent, the NBA said.
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But he keeps the focus small, mostly looking in on their relationship and family ties, and leaving the lawyers and the courts offscreen.
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Both of these women speak English with a foreign accent, identify with another culture and have personal and family ties to other countries.
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Candied melon indicates good health and growth, coconut brings happy friendships and unity, and nuts represent a long life with strong family ties.
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The couple were introduced in 2017 through the Bumble dating app, and during their first date, they quickly discovered they had family ties.
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First is a points system like that used in Canada, which would rate applicants on education, language skills, work experience and family ties.
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Beyond the obvious historic or family ties, do you think that contributes to the distribution of Cubs and Sox fans throughout the city?
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It would also allow for inmates to be placed closer to their families, because strong family ties have been shown to reduce recidivism.
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She felt, on a visceral level, the injustice and inhumanity of being denied entry to your home after leaving to maintain family ties.
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And when emotions and family ties get involved, we can be further blinded from financial reality and unwilling to make tough, pragmatic choices.
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Despite the family ties, she insists that Elliott (who also works under the name BUCK 22) kept it very professional — to a point.
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After she took the stage to chants of "Amy," Ms. Klobuchar reminisced about her family ties to northern Minnesota's mining-centric Iron Range.
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Cementing family ties, the Kennedys had named their firstborn child Caroline, after Caroline Lee, who had always been known by her middle name.
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Nochlin suggests that the rare and unique "successes" of artists such as Le Brun and Kaufmann were due, in part, to family ties.
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In fact, the fire has revealed the opposite of anonymity: a world of voluntary organisations, family ties, neighbourhood links and hyper-active religious leaders.
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Tories hope that, in a place where locals cherish generations-old family ties, voters will judge Mr Davies on more than his recent conviction.
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Wedding celebrations cost around $240,2000 in the Palestinian enclave, but a tradition of strong family ties and large gatherings often trumps financial common sense.
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In the wake of the 9/11 attacks, they felt tender about their family ties and tried to make a go of it again.
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Mexico's well-being depends largely on its relations with the United States, with which it is deeply integrated through family ties and through NAFTA.
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Parental acceptance, too, remains a challenge, reflected in the ruptured family ties that were recently revealed by India's first openly gay athlete Dutee Chand.
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An estimated 1,000 unaccompanied children are currently living in the Jungle of which around 180 have been identified as having family ties to Britain.
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London has given priority to children with family ties and discussions are underway with Paris over who should take in minors with no connections.
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Like every society that has shifted from agrarian to urban, China has seen a wrenching change in family ties, dispersing kinsfolk across vast distances.
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Kinship care is believed to preserve family ties and support a continued relationship with parents, siblings and other relatives, providing children with family roots.
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On Twitter, Mr. Seagal has said that he has family ties to Russia but that he never intended to give up his American citizenship.
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However, people with "close" family ties can enter the country: A parent, child, spouse, fiance(e), son-in-law, daughter-in-law or sibling.
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Joy's strong family ties and close-knit network of friends, including her best friend and MUA Mata Marielle, are key to keeping her grounded.
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Most are trying to reach Britain, where they have family ties, a better understanding of the language and easier access to the job market.
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The series Irish Tinkers, taken on a trip to Ireland in the late 1960s, explores family ties and community within the marginalized Travellers group.
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The FNC host argues we are losing the battle against terrorism because Obama has conflicting views as the result of alleged Muslim family ties.
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Like Mr. Pittman, its founder, David E. Miller, started off with a farm with family ties — he bought one from an uncle in Illinois.
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Luke also has deep family ties to the university and north Mississippi, having played on the offensive line for the Rebels from 1995-98.
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In other words, our system prioritizes people based on their family ties, instead of their ability to contribute to our nation's economic well-being.
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Unlike those arguments, however, its policy consequences ensnare real people (and the debate has none of the moderating influence of family ties or tryptophan).
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He dismissed reports he had any family ties to Essebsi, responding to opposition criticism and local media that he was a distant relative of Essebsi.
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They have the right to move to Japan based on family ties and so provide an easy way around the restrictions on low-skilled migrants.
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Sasha, whose husband is Chargers tight end Antonio Gates, has family ties to Trinidad -- so, she pretty much showed the other ladies how it's done.
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Bridget is a member of the conservative-leaning party The Nationals and has been outspoken regarding her opposition to marriage equality, despite the family ties.
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Miguel Brown, despite family ties to his hometown near the Alabama border, is working on oil rigs off the shore of Texas, chasing higher wages.
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And the impact echoes through the years, as incarceration splinters the family ties that help women rebuild their lives when they return to their communities.
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That order was delayed by legal action, but was ultimately implemented for refugees who could not demonstrate "bona fide" family ties in the United States.
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For all these reasons — direct family ties, frequent visits, cultural connections, history — most American Jews don't see Israel as just another foreign country among many.
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Roughly 140,000 are employment-related (only 5,000 can go to unskilled workers); the rest are based on family ties, refugees status, and the diversity lottery.
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The proposal would place skills, education and language ability above family ties, and would be the most far-reaching change to legal immigration in decades.
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To the Editor: Somehow in Sarah Smarsh's heartwarming paean to rural America, citing its affordability, entrepreneurial opportunities and deep family ties, she overlooked one point.
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The Red Cross estimates that 1,000 unaccompanied children are living in the Jungle, of whom 178 have been identified as having family ties to Britain.
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Though Kloss is generally tight-lipped about her inner-family ties, she has spoken out in the past on political issues that matter to her.
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His family ties and connections to lawmakers gave the younger Salazar a valuable address book he wielded at a consulting firm he operated in Caracas.
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And if Trump isn't your cup of tea, it's just a matter of time until you can check on your family ties with other celebrities.
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Just as one must do to become a member of the Night's Watch, Maesters are required to give up their family ties and rights to inheritance.
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Other categories included victims of serious crimes, such as domestic violence or extortion, who cooperated with law enforcement, and immigrants with family ties to U.S. citizens.
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But there were concerns that bringing in unskilled immigrants based on family ties alone would depress wages and job opportunities for blacks and other poor Americans.
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Her family ties and time at the AU suggest that Ms Dlamini-Zuma is the last person to help Africa's most advanced economy fulfil its potential.
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And over the longer term, our legal immigration system is likely to be shifted from its emphasis on family ties to one that focuses on skills.
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"We have to be able to check what kind of family ties we're dealing with and identity papers are an advantage in this," a spokeswoman said.
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They're not bound by generations of family ties or by the feeling they can't leave a particular place, whether things are going well there or not.
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Can's family ties drew him to the craft, while Neziroğlu was mentored by his art school professor, Suhandan Özay Demirkan, who is also included in Tapestry.
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Why it matters: At least half of respondents in almost every country said that they consider the weakening of family ties to be a bad thing.
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Washington (CNN)Attorney General William Barr has overruled an asylum decision that protected some immigrants seeking asylum based on family ties, the Justice Department announced Monday.
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"During my 'college years,' I was working on Family Ties and under contract to Paramount Studios," Bateman wrote on her Tumblr when received her UCLA acceptance.
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She has acted consistently since her Family Ties days and wants to combine the essential areas in her life by starting her own entertainment tech company.
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It was also used, and still is, to verify family ties of many refugees seeking permission for family members to join them in the United States.
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Proponents said the bill would move the U.S. to a "merit-based" immigration system and away from the current model, which is based on family ties.
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Our system of admittance is a decades old program based largely on nepotism and family ties, rather than any logical system of governance that benefits Americans.
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"I need to congratulate her, I haven't seen her since they got married," she said, and remarked that similar fitness interests are good for family ties.
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Trump's plan falls short in calling for a 50 percent reduction in the number of green cards and in completely rejecting family ties as a factor.
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The case has riveted Vancouver — and attracted headlines in Canada and China — by exposing a wrenching human drama of family ties gone rancid, revenge and violence.
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"This will just confirm everyone's worst suspicions about the U.S.," said one retired businesswoman with family ties to the party leadership, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Even after the 50,000 limit is reached, however, refugees with family ties that meet the new guidelines will be allowed into the United States, officials said.
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As in "The Moviegoer," they reach for family ties — fraying, disintegrating, even in the once tightly connected South — as an instinctive response to their spiritual vertigo.
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But, speaking of family ties, the bigger question raised in The Rise of Skywalker is when and how and who did Palpatine father a son with?
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They're two cities that aren't really all that different, filled with people who have similar aspirations, a common language, and often shared family ties and histories.
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And candidates with strong family ties to former presidents can become frontrunners by inheriting networks of supporters (see: Bush 2000, Clinton 2008, or Jeb Bush 2016).
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"To recover, they need support from their loved ones and from having strong family ties or ties to friends or loved ones who can be their advocate."
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Polish artist Aneta Bartos may speak softly, but her photographs vociferously announce her unique, if challenging, approach to family ties.
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A onetime actress with family ties to Hollywood royalty and a spiritual bent, Rebekah was, according to some insiders, an unpredictable and unmistakable presence in the organization.
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Supporters of Britain's exit have argued, however, that "family ties" with Commonwealth members, such as Australia, could compensate for the partial loss of Europe's 444 million customers.
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The irony here is that we Latinos value our family ties so greatly that the stakes are higher for Latino youth who come out to their families.
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Supporters of Britain's exit have argued, however, that "family ties" with Commonwealth members, such as Australia, could compensate for the partial loss of Europe's 444 million customers.
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The two Koreas share language and family ties, but remain bitter enemies at the political level, having fought a three-year war to a stalemate in 1953.
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Now the Kremlin is allegedly encouraging Ksenia Sobchak, a socialite opposition journalist with family ties to Mr Putin, to run for president in order to distract attention.
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The question is, of course, about family ties, but it's another way of asking who someone is, where they're from, and whether there are any important connections.
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Batista has family ties to Germany, which does not have a formal extradition treaty with Brazil but has collaborated in the past on high-profile criminal cases.
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Three people with family ties to the two San Bernardino mass shooters who killed 14 people in a mass shooting last December, have been arrested, PEOPLE confirms.
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Despite this, half of the Elbphilharmonie's apartments have already been sold, predominantly to German investors, many of whom have strong business or family ties with the city.
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They sold their house in a village north of London, and in July this year they moved to County Kilkenny in Ireland, where Evelyn has family ties.
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The New York rapper just picked up a 2020 Rolls-Royce Cullinan fresh off the lot in honor of his new album, "Family Ties," dropping on Dec.
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"He has talked his way out of the scandal," said Johannes Kr. Kristjansson, the Reykjavik Media editor who revealed Mr. Gunnlaugsson's family ties to the Panama Papers.
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If you can't find work and don't want to keep studying, you'll need existing family ties to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident (green card holder).
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Authorities were able to collect DNA from her clothing in 2014 and two years later ran it through a California database that would flag any family ties.
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Ivory Coast has long attracted immigrants from neighboring countries, and the clause became a symbol of exclusion, particularly of northerners whose family ties often straddle regional borders.
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While the measure would have shifted the immigration system to prize skills over family ties, it didn't provide a new pathway to citizenship for H-1B workers.
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It's possible that the country would benefit from a different policy — one like Canada's, which admits more people based on skills and fewer based on family ties.
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Paice is one soldier with family ties to the World War II Battle of the Bulge who participated in the 75th anniversary commemoration ceremonies and parade. Sgt.
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Family ties: Ms. Mishkin isn't the first member of her family to produce clothing: Her maternal grandfather owned a wedding dress company in New York's garment district.
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Mothers often experience abuse on the journey to Europe that can strain relations with any children, she said, while long periods of separation could also affect family ties.
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Trump has backed legislation that would curb legal immigration and shift the nation toward a system that would place an emphasis on merit and skills over family ties.
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"We agreed to do so on the clear understanding that vulnerable refugees with close family ties in Australia would ultimately be allowed to settle there," the statement said.
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It didn't make me feel guilty, because this guy's got family ties, and pretty much everything he's done up to that point was based on someone else's efforts.
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That's an opinion that aligns well with the sensibilities of the modern-day Democratic Party, which includes very few white people with deep family ties in the South.
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Like all the other "Barbershop" movies, this one rests on a bedrock of conservative values: It's a celebration of small business, hard work, family ties and communal solidarity.
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He had alleged that the dossier included false information about his family ties with Russians and a trip he took overseas, as well as damaged his professional reputation.
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These include family ties, a tendency toward optimism, a fierce desire for freedom and independence and a hard-earned appreciation that peace is far, far preferable to war.
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"Some clients want a birth date on the back of the shoe, yet others the baby's name; jewelry is very emotional and has strong family ties," he said.
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Visas currently allocated to extended family members can be transitioned to a merit-based point system that provides extra points for family ties to a citizen or LPR.
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The album is narrated by Master P, and it's broadly about Solange exploring corners of her identity, which, as she told Stereogum, involves family ties to rural Louisiana.
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Known by his initials PPK — also used by his Partido Peruano por el Kambio party — Kuczynski has family ties to European cultural royalty, Hollywood celebrity, and US politics.
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Under the Trump administration, this experience is alarmingly common, even for those like Mr. Ragbir with strong family ties in the United States and with an American spouse.
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Lawyers reframed cases by arguing that their clients, for example, were witnesses to crimes or were persecuted because of family ties to either the police or organized crime.
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The story of Mr. Collins's rise and fall — businessman to congressional backbencher, then presidential cheerleader to felon — is a tale of money, politics, family ties and murky ethics.
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Mr. Essati also recruited brothers — there were four sets among the 12 — allowing him to use family ties and peer pressure to reinforce their loyalty, Mr. Koehler noted.
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Researchers from Pew, a think-tank, who looked at more than 400,000 African migrants in the seven years to 2016, say nearly half arrived thanks to family ties.
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"We agreed to do so on the clear understanding that vulnerable refugees with close family ties in Australia would ultimately be allowed to settle there," Mr. Grandi said.
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David Goldfein told reporters that 12 of the 26 people killed in the Sutherland Springs, Texas, church were "either members or with family ties," to the Air Force.
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Mr. Xi used his family ties to lure to Zhengding the filming of a big historical drama — he probably saw religion as part of an economic development strategy.
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If you'd asked me then which TV mom I would have wanted for myself, I would have told you Elyse Keaton (Meredith Baxter) from Family Ties, no question.
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Set partly in a church and also featuring the couple's 5-year-old daughter Blue Ivy, the "Family Feud" video pays tribute to family ties and female empowerment.
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The approach would move away from a system that prioritizes diversity, family ties and providing protection for persecuted people and toward one singularly focused on merit and skills.
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The West African nation has long attracted immigrants from neighboring countries, and the clause became a symbol of exclusion, particularly of northerners whose family ties often straddle regional borders.
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The Red Cross estimates that 178 have been identified as having family ties to Britain, but it has said some of these children have been held back by bureaucracy.
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As a result of these family ties, members of the organization are less likely to cooperate with Italian police after their arrest in exchange for shorter sentences, or freedom.
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He's guilty of grave crimes, but made sympathetic by both having legitimate grievances and strong family ties that expand the show's scope beyond Harlem and into Brooklyn's Jamaican community.
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When William proposed to Kate Middleton in 2010, he also gave her a piece of jewelry with strong family ties: Princess Diana's 12-carat sapphire surrounded by 14 diamonds.
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For the application, the former first lady listed her late husband President John F. Kennedy's occupation as "government" and downplayed her son's famous family ties in the autobiography section.
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There are movies here about crime, poverty, racism, and neglect, but also honest explorations of family ties, and poignant contemplations about what it means to be a good person.
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Family ties are strong, and the idea of placing your mother in a home for the elderly is not socially acceptable; it would bring disgrace to the whole family.
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Supporters of Britain's exit from the European Union argue that "family ties" with Commonwealth members such as Australia could compensate for the partial loss of Europe's 444 million customers.
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Banorte's largest foreign institutional investors, including BlackRock and Aberdeen Standard Investments, opposed the deal, arguing that the acquisition was unnecessary and posed conflicts of interest because of family ties.
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Currently, about two-thirds of the 1.1 million people allowed to emigrate to the United States each year are given green cards granting permanent residency because of family ties.
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Emphasize family ties My mom also felt that part of forming a strong self-identity comes from how we internalize our own family, even one as fractured as mine.
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The Pew Research Center found that while a majority of older Americans had some family ties to the military, only a third of 18- to 29-year-olds did.
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Ethics lawyers in both parties said that such an arrangement would violate a federal statute designed to prevent family ties from influencing the functioning of the United States government.
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In her 2016 book Good Guys with Guns: The Appeal and Consequences of Concealed Carry, sociologist Angela Stroud investigated the impact of family ties on concealed-carry gun owners.
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His sophomore album promises to deliver more of his addictive, poignant songwriting about family ties and the struggle to love the heartland that made his debut a critical success.
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The actual wall — the sum of official and unofficial policy, of economic and family ties, of criminality and enforcement, of deprivation, and plenty — stretches much farther north to south.
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Though now vilified in Japan, Mr Ghosn is a celebrity in Lebanon, where he lived as a child and has strong family ties (though he was born in Brazil).
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Fox and his Family Ties actress wife have four children together: son Sam Michael, 30, twin daughters Aquinnah Kathleen and Schuyler Frances, both 24, and daughter Esme Annabelle, 18.
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They're in the back of Fat Joe's UPNYC store in Washington Heights, days after he dropped latest album "Family Ties," a collaboration with hit-making producer and rapper Dre.
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Under Trump, the legal immigration system increasingly rewards skills and wealth over family ties to the US, while shutting out a growing number of people from low-income backgrounds.
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Under Trump, the legal immigration system increasingly rewards skills and wealth over family ties to the US, while shutting out a growing number of people from low-income countries.
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"The odds are against this specific legislation, partly because of political overtones, family ties to the situation, and statistically, very few of these cases are enacted," Mr. Motomura said.
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When Justine Bateman landed a starring role on Family Ties, the hit NBC sitcom that ran for seven seasons in the '80s, she had no clue what was in store.
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" While she has warm memories of Family Ties and considered the cast, including Michael J. Fox, to be her "tribe," she calls the baggage that came with fame "mentally exhausting.
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The book provides evidence of Mr. Sadr's deep distrust of Ayatollah Khomeini, whom he apparently regarded as a dangerous lunatic, belying their outwardly cordial dealings and family ties through marriage.
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And since rich countries admit virtually no economic migrants from poor countries unless they have exceptional skills or family ties, many of them try their luck by posing as refugees.
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Located in northwest Iran, the lake region is mainly inhabited by ethnic Azerbaijanis who are citizens of Iran but often retain close family ties in the bordering Republic of Azerbaijan.
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MOCs, or marriages of convenience—marriages established for some practical purpose other than that of love or family ties—are still a reality in many parts of the Arab world.
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For women, these family ties can help close part of the gender gap, but it's not enough -- they still need to have more impressive resumes than men to win office.
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The Greens, who opened their restaurant in 1999, have family ties to the Gullah Geechee, and have made it their mission to give back to the community on St. Helena.
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Some ethics experts have questioned whether the appointment will be legal under federal anti-nepotism laws designed to prevent family ties from influencing the functioning of the United States government.
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Cohen makes several assertions in his lawsuits, saying that the dossier's claims about family ties to Russia and a trip he took overseas to meet with Russian officials are wrong.
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In a recent Harvard-Harris poll, 72 percent of Democrats think our immigration system should be one that is more skills-based (merit-based) than one based on family ties.
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The visas currently given to extended family members could be transitioned to a merit-based point system that would give extra credit for family ties to a citizen or LPR.
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It would put more emphasis on allowing immigrants to come to the United States based on their job skills, and not on family ties to people already in the country.
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Family ties The speculation over Parscale's finances has not stalled the campaign's pace, which includes a Monday fundraiser in North Carolina and at multiple fundraisers in California and New York.
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Separately, the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees accused the Australian government of refusing to honor its pledge to take in some migrants who have close family ties in the country.
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But I had been impressed with the man's solid work record and stable family ties before he became a crack addict and small-time street dealer to feed his addiction.
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But the court rejected arguments that the officer was a flight risk, and cited his strong national and family ties to the country, as well as the fact he is retired.
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"All of Ramtha was just like me," Mr. Moghrebi said, describing a good will rooted in family ties that spanned the border, and sympathy for the victims of a pitiless war.
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Should the US be prioritizing immigrants with family ties here in the country, or people who already have needed skills (or the education and English-language faculty to integrate more quickly)?
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Born Princess Anne Antoinette Françoise Charlotte Bourbon-Parma in 1923, she had family ties to nearly every royal family in Europe, including the British, the Russian, the French and the Danish.
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Funk workout "Keep it Together," one of two tracks she co-wrote with another frequent collaborator, Stephen Bray, explores how family ties can feel suffocating and comforting at the same time.
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On Thursday, the president called for legal immigration changes that would favor young, educated, English-speaking applicants, instead of people with family ties to those already living in the United States.
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When William proposed to Kate Middleton in 2010, he also gave her a piece of jewelry with strong family ties: His mother, Princess Diana's 12-carat sapphire surrounded by 14 diamonds.
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On Thursday, the president unveiled his latest immigration plan, calling for changes to favor young, educated, English-speaking applicants, instead of people with family ties to relatives in the United States.
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Most surprising, more identify as conservatives now compared to the 1980s, presumably the era of the young conservative, such as the character Alex P. Keaton in the 1980s show 'Family Ties.
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Given the risky boat journey the refugees in Manus and Nauru undertook to reach Australia, it is unlikely many of them have strong family ties to the United States, experts said.
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Other former standing committee members with family ties to Mossack Fonseca include former premier Li Peng, former vice-president Zeng Qinghong and Jia Qinglin, once the number four on the committee.
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The BOP urges inmates to maintain family ties, especially with their children, but then often prevents them from doing so due to long distances and exorbitant rates to make phone calls.
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He had alleged that assertions about family ties he had to Russians and a trip he took overseas mentioned in the dossier were wrong, and that they damaged his professional reputation.
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The lawsuit, and others that the two sides are fighting in courtrooms on both sides of the country, have also laid bare a bitter dispute involving family ties and personal rivalries.
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Britain has prioritized allowing entry to those with family ties in the UK, and this week allowed a small group of mostly Afghan teenagers to join relatives already in the country.
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The Pence family reportedly has "deep family ties" to the village of Doonbeg, where his great-grandmother was born, and was originally planning on ending the trip to Ireland there anyway.
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While family ties would still inform a third of admissions — down from the current two-thirds — the balance would flip overwhelmingly in favor of bringing in highly skilled, high-wage workers.
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That was not a commentary about the overall volume of legal immigration, the balance of skills versus family ties as entry criteria, or the precise labor market impact of immigrant flows.
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Sophisticated software sorts through billions of records to match faces to names, addresses and identification numbers — as well as family ties and recent visits to places like hotels or internet cafes.
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The largest number of overstayers — about 21 million — hail from Mexico, a neighboring country with a long history of commercial and family ties and substantial flows of people across the border.
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Agents had investigated Mr. Mateen in 2013 after he told work colleagues he was a member of Hezbollah, had family ties to Al Qaeda and wanted to die as a martyr.
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The US hands out a majority of green cards each year on the basis of family ties — spouses, children, parents, and (in rare cases) siblings of US citizens and permanent residents.
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The Supreme Court specifically mentioned family ties and job or university offers as reasons to exempt someone from the ban, but did not mention such issues as business or professional conference travel.
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But, as the Israelis found with the Village Leagues' failure, Palestinian family ties no longer suffice as a main source of political power — especially not at the expense of larger national movements.
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For most of those who don't have family ties, recruiters say it's a struggle to get them to consider the military as a top choice for their future, not a last resort.
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Conley's father gave him stark choice: He could renounce his family ties, or he could attend Love in Action (LIA), a therapy camp in Memphis, TN, to "cure" himself of his homosexuality.
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Nizam Majhi said his family's lives had become miserable after they lost not only their home and possessions to sea flooding but also their family ties, leaving them facing an uncertain future.
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In today's fashion it has not been different: collaborative collections, family ties, loaded pieces of symbolic value, and passionate speeches guide this new moment when the heart speaks louder than anything else.
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Both prized family ties above all else; both took corporal punishment for granted; the cuisine of both, in its creativity with scrap ingredients, testified to a long history of poverty and resourcefulness.
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It said presidential candidates must have both parents be Ivorian - a deliberate swipe at northerners, many of whom, like Ouattara, have family ties that straddle the borders with Burkina Faso and Mali.
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It's an allusion to the bland family sitcoms of the nineteen-eighties, when syrupy, anti-racist "very special episodes" dominated prime-time comedy (think "Family Ties"), treating color blindness as a virtue.
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The court also gave examples of who may qualify for exemptions, including those with close family ties in the United States, obtaining a place at a U.S. university, or offers of employment.
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And if it were your educated belief that your sibling remained unreformed, you'd have reason to make it plain that, family ties aside, your sibling has lost the right to your assistance.
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As to the vehicle of photography, it's apt for this endeavor, considering how the medium has buoyed many family ties, and images in the pair's project seem to push up against that.
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The ministry has also said in December that more inmates would be allowed phones in their cells to help maintain family ties in an effort to improve rehabilitation and cut reoffending rates.
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Don't let Rachel Morrison's watercolor cinematography lull you into a false sense of security—this gut-wrenching story about racism and family ties was one of the most powerful films of 2017.
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But the vice president defended the move and told reporters it was personally important for him to spend at least one night in Doonbeg because of his family ties to the area.
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There are reasonable reforms on offer, like favoring immigrants with skills over the current system based on family ties ("chain migration"), non-nativist reforms that countries like Canada and Australia have adopted.
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According to Japan's imperial law, female members of the royal family forfeit their titles, status and allowance if they choose to marry someone who does not have royal or aristocratic family ties.
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Instead, Viacom has been plagued by endless coverage of its merger disputes with CBS, the complex family ties between the two and reports of sexual harassment allegations against CBS CEO Les Moonves.
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A host list circulated to prospective donors for an event on Monday morning in Palo Alto, California, features individuals with family ties to some of the most prominent people in Big Tech.
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U.S.-Mexico relations touch the daily lives of Americans more than relations with any other country because of trade and investment, border connections, tourism, family ties and – yes — illicit flows across the border.
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The Trump administration also blasted the current system for giving a majority of green cards to people based on their family ties to the United States, instead of focusing on their skill level.
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Biden was also joined in his anti-corruption push against the prosecutor by numerous leaders in Europe as well as the International Monetary Fund -- none of whom had any family ties to Burisma.
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When the Emperor's only daughter, Sayako Kuroda, formerly Princess Sayako, left the family in 2005, she was told by her mother "Everything's going to be OK" and that their family ties would stay.
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Family Ties The "Centerfold" music video — which was in heavy rotation in the early days of MTV — was directed by Paul Justman, brother of J. Geils Band keyboard player and songwriter Seth Justman.
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Between 103,300 and 1,600 unaccompanied children -- most from Afghanistan, Sudan and Eritrea -- had been taking shelter in the camp, including hundreds who were eligible for transfer to the UK based on family ties.
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In addition, the program would be open to other immigrants who pass background checks, based on factors such as military service, years of residence and family ties to others who have received protections.
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The couple, who met in 1982 and shared their first kiss on-screen playing Alex P. Keaton and Ellen Reed, respectively, on Family Ties, will celebrate three decades of marital bliss next July.
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At that time, the bureau opened a preliminary investigation after Mr. Mateen told co-workers he had family ties to Al Qaeda, was a member of Hezbollah and wanted to die a martyr.
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Gary Goldberg, who created "Family Ties," a sitcom about hippie parents from the '21960s and their children in the '21959s, including a conservative son, had no TV experience when he arrived at MTM.
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Politicians in New York and Florida, two states likely to draw many Puerto Rican residents because of community and family ties, have been among the first to respond with aid and other support.
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Software sorts through billions of records to match faces from surveillance cameras to names, addresses, official identification numbers — and education history, family ties, even recent visits to places like hotels or internet cafes.
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The French agents, stiff and formal in their questioning that could last well over an hour, inquired relentlessly about the refugees' family ties, uninterested in establishing the narrative of their escape and suffering.
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Family ties, in particular the bond between two brothers — one an Anglican pastor, the other a closeted gay man — are tested by conflicting loyalties in this work by the English playwright Chris Urch.
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The church introduced this officially sanctioned weekly event in 1915 with the goal of strengthening family ties and engaging children in religious and spiritual activities, such as prayer, singing hymns, and reading Scripture.
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But there is no reason to believe that lottery winners in general will do as well here as other immigrants who must demonstrate their skills, job offers or family ties to be admitted.
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Korbin, a freshman who speaks like a cross between Encyclopedia Brown and Alex Keaton, the conservative teenager from "Family Ties," had always thought of himself as a Second Amendment supporter and a sportsman.
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The 2016 production "OUR Land People Stories" was particularly moving as it explored stories of Indigenous Art and the Artists, the early history of Sydney and the family ties that bind us all.
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Though her duties at the company are unclear, she's seen as one of the faces of the brand largely because of her family ties and how much promotion she does for it online.
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"The criteria used to determine the next CEO should be competence and the ability to run this company successfully, not family ties or preserving the Suzuki family dynasty," Bloomberg quoted him as saying.
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Its main characters, who live in the central Mexican city of Guanajuato, are young, gloomy, attractive men and women connected by friendship, family ties and sexual longing and divided by those same things.
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"Mitch McConnell's unethical manipulation of his position and family ties to help himself and his political allies isn't a selling point for Kentuckians," said Stewart Boss, spokesman for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
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For decades, U.S. immigration laws have given priority to family-based immigration, and about two-thirds of all people granted green cards each year have family ties to people in the United States.
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The Johnsons also have family ties with the US. So did Churchill, Boris's hero, and if Boris can use those ties to the same effect, it will certainly help to oil the diplomatic wheels.
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The Republican claimed Campa-Najjar, who was born Ammar Yasser-Najjar but went informally as Ammar Joseph Campa-Najjar when he worked in the Obama administration was trying to hide family ties to terrorism.
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Family Ties I have to say this: Jon and Daenerys are both deeply boring people, so their conversation is nothing worth writing home about (although, bow down to Davos Seaworth, king of deadpan comedy).
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The lottery was created w/ a formula to make eligible only 7/ persons from nations who had sent a small # of peeps to the US; it obviated the need for family ties/job skills.
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This month Trump called for an end to "chain migration," or visas based on family ties, and he has already begun the process of rescinding work authorizations to the spouses of H-245B recipients.
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The show aims to reshape our idea of birds by charting out their ancient family ties, while also reimagining the popular conception of dinosaurs with accurate scale models, like this one of Velociraptor mongoliensis.
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He is a first-time offender with no criminal record, and it appears after an extensive investigation of his personal, business and family ties, that this is all the Mueller team came up with.
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Ultimately, however, he agreed to accept Johnson's bill if he eliminated its emphasis on merit and skills and reserved most of the visas for immigrants with family ties to citizens and LPRs (chain migration).
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Rural poverty and underdevelopment have sparked an exodus but strong family ties mean those who leave for work, often in the European Union or the United States, send money back to build family homes.
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The Republican plans to restrict family-based migration won't help Americans — they will hurt Americans, by depriving many of our youngest citizens of the social, psychological and economic benefits of strong extended family ties.
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"I felt that if I had to put work into a house, I'd rather it be in Thornwood than someplace I'm not familiar with and where I don't have family ties," Ms. Fasano said.
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Government lawyers have been instructed by the Department of Homeland Security to consider factors such as the length of time immigrants have lived in the United States, their family ties and any criminal records.
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Jared Kushner's long-promised new immigration plan — a merit-based system meant to admit more high-skilled, well-educated immigrants rather than ones who enter the U.S. based on family ties — has gone nowhere.
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The wealth test is but another attempt by the Trump administration to revamp the immigration system so that it's based on "merit" (money and education, in other words), rather than family ties or humanitarianism.
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Mr. Trump and the senators behind this bill seem to believe that immigrants who are admitted to America because they have family ties possess few skills and are of little value to the country.
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Furthermore, Biden was also joined in his anti-corruption push against the prosecutor by numerous leaders in Europe as well as the International Monetary Fund -- none of whom had any family ties to Burisma.
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Trade, border connections, tourism, family ties and mutual security concerns link us closely, but we are endangering those links and our wellbeing by a contentious modernization of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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On Thursday, Trump unveiled a proposed overhaul of the U.S. immigration system to favor educated English speakers over people with family ties to Americans, a plan he will push in his 2020 re-election campaign.
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Then-ICE Director John Morton issued a memo urging immigration officials to consider many factors — including family ties to U.S. citizens, criminal history, and community engagement — when deciding how to handle arrests and removal orders.
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After the loan was approved but before it had closed, the company announced a new owner with family ties to the Kremlin and offered shifting explanations for how the borrowed money was to be used.
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"By virtue of her family ties, Kim is among the most credible interlocutors that North Korea could have sent," said Christopher Green, a senior adviser on Korean affairs at the International Crisis Group think tank.
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Whether those who got inked connect to the band through family ties, powerful lyrics, Freddie Mercury's inspiring story, or the film itself, there's no end to the Queen-inspired tattoos popping up across the world.
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Seade, who has family ties to Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim, is a trade veteran, having served as Mexico's trade ambassador in negotiations to found the World Trade Organization, where he served as deputy director-general.
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The week before, the more hawkish Warsh was seen as being the top choice following reports he could have a lock on the job because of his Wall Street background and family ties to Trump.
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That means addressing areas that support reintegration such as strengthening family ties and connections to the community, improving workforce development, and increasing access to drug treatment, as well as repairing the harm inflicted on victims.
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The Chicas restaurant concept was a product of Blanchard's time doing missionary work in Ensenada and Ruiz' family ties to Northern Mexico, so a Caesar salad fish taco actually makes a whole lot of sense.
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In a news release, Liberty Counsel, a conservative legal group, said that Dr. Blasey was an unreliable accuser because of her family ties to the special counsel investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Woods had family ties to the school—his older sister, Olivia, was two grade levels ahead of him—but it wasn't long before he was joined by a staggering amount of the city's top talent.
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And in principle, many seem to support at least one of the changes Trump has backed to immigration laws: 51% say they think job skills and education should be a more important factor than family ties in considering whether to grant a non-citizen legal residence in the US But those who see reforming immigration laws as a priority are split on this question, with 46% favoring job skills and 43% family ties, and opposed to reduced legal immigration generally (65% oppose it, 30% favor it).
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He faces of the prospect of returning to the Dominican Republic, a place he calls home because of his extended family ties, even though it's a world away from the New York neighborhoods he knows best.
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Just a straightforward background check, the proper paperwork to obtain a real Social Security number and work legally or prove legitimate family ties, and a reliable system to know who is coming and who is going.
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Family Ties Dolce & Gabbana, Pyer Moss, Eckhaus Latta, and Marine Serre incorporated families of models onto their runways this season; they were diverse in age, size, and race; a much-needed sense of community was felt.
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Effective prevention requires communitywide programs that reduce risk factors such as poverty, bad parenting, and lack of access to education, and strengthen resiliency by building a sense of belonging through strong family ties and healthy communities.
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Many trans women in conservative Singapore had a different experience altogether: Facing the breakdown of family ties—which disrupted their education —working the streets was one of the only ways to make cash while avoiding discrimination.
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He described Duterte's recent comments telling U.S. President Barack Obama to "go to hell," as a "bump in the road" in a century-long relationship with the United States that maintains deep business and family ties.
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To determine whether an accused person qualifies for bail, the judge will look at their physical and mental health, financial resources, family ties, drug and alcohol abuse, criminal history and their history of appearing at court.
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The new proposals soften the nationality clause, which had been used by Ouattara's opponents to bar him from elections and was a symbol of exclusion, particularly of northerners like him whose family ties often straddle borders.
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His family ties, in fact, led straight to the top: His brother ran a $150 million stock scam with none other than Semion Mogilevich, whom the FBI considers the "boss of bosses" of the Russian mafia.
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Relations with India have deteriorated further since New Delhi tried and failed last September to delay the promulgation of the constitution so that dissenters - many with family ties across the border - could be brought on board.
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This is one of the reasons the financial crisis got so bad: Many executives of financial institutions had political, social or family ties to government officials and others who were responsible for keeping them in check.
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Stable family ties can be a strong selling point in Asia, where wealth managers sometimes display a Qing Dynasty scroll in their offices with an inscription meaning "three generations under one roof, five generations of prosperity".
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The court gave examples of what might qualify some travelers for exemptions from the ban, including close family ties in the United States, admittance to a U.S. university, or offers of employment from an American company.
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Galvez has argued that Vargas-Lopez's family ties in the country and clean record since his 2014 release from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center should be taken into account in his request for asylum.
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A better approach would be to actually emulate the Canadian system that Trump claims to favor: Consider family ties as one relevant factor alongside education and language skills, and allow for a large number of visas.
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And since Pakistan gained independent from British rule in 1947, it has been a member of the Commonwealth of 53 nations that share a link with the U.K. For William, 37, there are family ties too.
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Several of Mr. Trump's real estate ventures in India — where he has more projects underway than in any location outside North America — are being built through companies with family ties to India's most important political party.
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What links Hereditary to A Quiet Place in particular is that both films contend with the mythology of family ties as something instinctual and biological, a linkage that happens naturally, and one that can be counted on.
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This reality also necessitates new and stronger ethics rules that apply more comprehensively to the family members of public officials and ensure that the relatives of political figures don't gain improper advantages based on their family ties.
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In its most controversial clause, it said presidential candidates' parents must both be natural-born Ivorians - a swipe at northerners, many of whom, like Ouattara, have family ties that straddle the borders with Burkina Faso and Mali.
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"I think a lot of the ancillary benefits of this is that we are more attractive to women, we are more attractive to a diverse population, and our culture is one of close family ties," she said.
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Among the other noteworthy picks were some players with family ties to the N.F.L. Wisconsin fullback Derek Watt, the brother of the Texans' star defensive end J. J. Watt, was drafted by San Diego at No. 198.
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Republicans outnumber Democrats two to one in the western Pennsylvania district where Lisa Boeving-Learned, a veteran and retired police sergeant with a wife and deep family ties in the region, is running for the state legislature.
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"You can still appreciate peoples' family ties in a system that also considers educational credentials, likelihood of employment, previous visits to the country and the possibility that we may be rescuing people from disaster," he told Hill.
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The Trump administration's stated policy is to target virtually any unauthorized immigrant — regardless of their length of residence in the US or their social, economic and family ties to the US.An increase in encounters, arrests and removals
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And although not in huge numbers, new economic opportunities, cultural curiosity and family ties have meant these Irish-Americans are getting to discover their ancestral home is not so different from the one where they grew up.
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The family ties that bind in terrorist groups came into focus last week after the police in Brussels disclosed that two of the three suicide bombers in the attacks there were brothers, Ibrahim and Khalid el-Bakraoui.
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Instead, Halsey Street pays careful, detailed attention to the ways family ties can splinter and fester and ache, and the way a neighborhood that used to be familiar but no longer is creates a feeling of isolation.
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"I messed up all my relationships because of the drugs—from family ties to the number of very destructive relationships I had with women, many of them addicts themselves, with whom I have various children," he says.
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Their metamorphosis from drab factory towns into dizzying metropolises in just a few decades has been propelled by a crude mixture of political and economic objectives, resulting in a wrecked environment, gaping inequality and broken family ties.
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She was the first high-ranking Philippine official to come out in Aquino's favor, despite her family ties to Marcos and the prominent role that her brother, Fidel V. Ramos, played in the military and police command.
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Directed by Anthony Jerjen from a script by Andrew Crabtree, "Viper" is a terse, controlled thriller about how the family ties that bind — love, loyalty, survival — are tested by criminality and amorality, which here aren't always analogous.
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He also mentioned a long-delayed immigration proposal that would admit more high-skilled, well-educated immigrants, rather than ones who enter the U.S. based on family ties or the low rate of immigration from their home country.
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But in a country with a small elite who in many cases have family ties, it is not clear how many Gabonese believe Ping represents the kind of real change for which it would be worth dodging bullets.
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And now that the Ukraine energy company Burisma is associated in many Americans' minds with "corruption" (irrespective of any facts or truth), all of Biden's family ties are sure to not only come under scrutiny but also attack.
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The two stars play brother and sister in the 2006 movie, but spend most of the film on opposite sides of the world, so it's nice to see the family ties are still strong when they're together IRL.
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She was named White House communications director last year following Anthony Scaramucci's brief-but-memorable tenure, and was a political novice before joining the Trump campaign and administration — although she has family ties to politics and public relations.
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The boutiques, or so-called external asset managers (EAMs), mainly tap small-and-mid-level business owners and executives, who are typically out of reach for private banks, by leveraging their locally based advisers' contacts and family ties.
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To do that, he said, the Clintons will have to snip all family ties to the foundation, including the removal of Chelsea Clinton from the group's board — a step the Clinton team said it's not ready to take.
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Together, these cases paint the picture of an ICE region emboldened by a new commander-in-chief to disregard previous norms that distinguished among undocumented immigrants based on their family ties, work records, and conduct in this country.
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During the long divorce proceedings, Staub met Oliver Maier, a Germany and French businessman who claimed to be the Duke of Provence, with family ties to 15 vineyards in the South of France as well as two castles.
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G. Zachary Terwilliger, who was confirmed as U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia in August, has close family ties to Barr and could be a candidate, said a source who previously worked on Justice Department nominations.
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It can seem at times as if a community has migrated to Belgium with its customs, loyalties and language intact, putting a premium on family ties and fostering an insularity that made finding Mr. Abdeslam that much harder.
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I called him up last week to talk about those gnarled family ties, the new album, and how this different musical territory on Broken Limbs Excite No Pity has enhanced his solo stage setup (preorder the album here).
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A retired local businessman with deep family ties to the city, Melet can cite several efforts the city and its people have made to bring Flint back — and recount every crisis that has returned it to its knees.
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Nearly half of the players on the national rugby squad have family ties to the Pacific islands, and they largely share the evangelical religious beliefs of Mr. Folau, who was born in Australia and is of Tongan heritage.
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Its stately pace and sensual images — it's set in Olmi's native region of Bergamo in northern Italy — do impart a sense of beauty, and there is a conservative aspect to Olmi's evocation of family ties and rural folkways.
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That action, it said, ensured that most directors on the En+ and Rusal boards would be independent, including Americans and Europeans who had no business, professional or family ties to Deripaska or any other person designated for sanctions.
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"They are pushed out of their environment and so lose their connections, their family ties," said Pardo, who is a member of the activist group Ciutat Vella No Esta En Venda (The Old Town is Not for Sale).
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SYDNEY, Australia — The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has accused the Australian government of reneging on a "clear understanding" that some refugees detained offshore who have close family ties in Australia could be resettled in the country.
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Mosquitoes carry virus from one person to another, but it is the movement of those people — for pleasure or family ties or business, in flight from weather or strife — that transports it over borders and into new homes.
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When Short and Pence later said the vice president made the decision on his own — because of his family ties to Doonbeg — it was widely seen as an attempt to rescue Trump from accusations of emoluments clause violations.
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"A standout sequence links the oil and blood of the wars in Iraq to family ties ('blood'), to menstruation and bad skin, as international conflict and American prejudice inform what would otherwise just come off as teenage angst."
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A search for family ties takes a dark turn in "I Am the Night" on TNT, and a London publicist finds the humor in detective work in "Agatha Raisin" on Acorn TV. I AM THE NIGHT 9 p.m.
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But the circuit court judges limited the ban to people from those six countries who don't have a "bona fide relationship" — such as family ties or a business connection — to a person or organization in the United States.
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The eventful journeys of these and other characters toward wherever it is they're going are windows into a lot of things: public hysteria, frayed family ties, survival instinct versus compassion, government's determination to be manipulative right to the end.
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The countless what if-it-were-your-wife-mom-sister comments peppering social media buy into that same troubling logic: Women need protection and should command respect based on their family ties rather than firmly in their own right.
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Carole Radziwill, a still-working journalist with Kennedy family ties and a low tolerance for nonsense, doesn't exactly seem like the kind of woman who would would stick around a boozy argument-fueled reality show for six straight seasons.
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The majority of people in nations around the world say that family ties have weakened in the past 20 years, with the Philippines and Indonesia as stark exceptions, according to a Pew Research Center survey of 27 different countries.
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But it takes a deeper listen and some peeling of layers to really hear the stories Kali tells through her songwriting: Reflections on heartbreak, depression, betrayal, body insecurities, and broken family ties are wrapped in sparkling production and melodies.
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Just one month before Chris Cornell's shocking and unexpected death by suicide at age 52, the legendary rocker walked the red carpet with his wife and family for the final time to promote a passion project with family ties.
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And while there is a reasonable debate to be had over the benefit of a merit-based immigration system — whether it's better to issue visas based on family ties, versus job skills — that's not what lawmakers are currently negotiating.
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What true-blooded American would turn down the opportunity to see a sprint relay team featuring both Lou Ferrigno (The Incredible Hulk) and Billy Crystal (Soap), or Michael J. Fox (Family Ties) and Kim Fields (The Facts of Life)?
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PML-N politicians say Abbasi's family ties to the military - his father was an Air Force commodore while his father-in-law headed the Inter-Service Intelligence (ISI) military spy agency - will make him more palatable to the army.
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Trump told a crowd in Youngsville, Ohio, last week that he wanted the U.S. to transition to a merit-based immigration system, rather than one that prioritizes family ties in the U.S., similar to what already exists in Canada.
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In my case, SCI Smithfield in central Pennsylvania—where I did most of time—was several hours from home, and I found it impossible to maintain my family ties due in part to the cost of communicating via phone.
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The Clinton campaign is attempting once again to sweep important questions under the rug about top aide Huma Abedin, her family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and to Saudi Arabia, and her role in the ballooning Clinton email scandal.
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His own biography is also widely seen as broadening his reach: He's a US Army veteran who attended West Point, has close family ties to top law enforcement officials, and his Catholic faith is a cornerstone of his candidacy.
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Ouattara's family ties straddle the borders with Burkina Faso and Mali and the notion that some residents from the north of Ivory Coast were not true Ivorians was one of the grievances that sparked the first civil war in 2002.
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The power of family ties and networks, and what that means in terms of the moral and material legacy you leave your children, are an ancient Asian tale, which the film rehashes (Nick's mother's engagement ring plays a big part).
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"Of the estimated 1,000 unaccompanied children who are currently living in the Calais Jungle, 178 have been identified as having family ties to the UK. This gives them the right to claim asylum in the same country," the Red Cross said.
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If the Reagan years hoped to be about sunny optimism overcoming everything, "Family Ties " was that sentiment in a nutshell — right down to the way it only seemed to acknowledge the darker corners of American life in Very Special Episodes.
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"You put in a Malay officer who's very religious and who has family ties in Malaysia in charge of a machine-gun unit, that's a very tricky business," the late Lee Kuan Yew was widely quoted as saying in 1999.
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Still, the Clintons are responding to the pressure, which is only escalating with newspapers such as The New York Times calling on them to ban foreign and corporate donations immediately and to cut all family ties if Clinton wins in November.
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But staff have scoured archives to find black voices, testifying to the resilience of slaves, their religious beliefs, friendships, family ties and aspirations—even if that aspiration, as one curator notes, may have been just to be able to read.
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This on-screen portrayal of today's politics stands in stark contrast to the Gary David Goldberg's hit show "Family Ties," which in the 1980s was the sitcom seen as the best expression of the Reagan Revolution that was transforming American politics.
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Where the Democrats have clearly decided to support the exclusive Clinton power structure, distinctively defined by wealth, family ties and access to power, Trump has brought the Republican Party to its knees, forcing them to acknowledge that PEOPLE come before party.
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At a court hearing, Assistant U.S. Attorney Daniel Noble urged a federal magistrate judge to deny Bahn bail, saying his South Korean citizenship and "family ties to the diplomatic world" were one of several factors that made him a flight risk.
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Ms. Bloom, the author who estimated that up to 30 percent of members of terror groups share family ties, warned that extremists were now trying to recruit entire families in Europe, portending the possibility of yet another evolution in jihadism.
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If the Reagan years hoped to be about sunny optimism overcoming everything, Family Ties was that sentiment in a nutshell — right down to the way it only seemed to acknowledge the darker corners of American life in Very Special Episodes.
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Should the young and ambitious from struggling small towns and cities be encouraged to seek their fortune in the hotbeds of dynamism and overpriced Sunday brunch, or does this only sunder family ties and hasten the collapse of the interior?
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More than 500 relatives of former patients sued the government this year, demanding damages of 5.5 million yen ($51,000) each and an apology to be printed in newspapers for the suffering, arguing that, among other things, family ties were destroyed.
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Mr. Trump has long argued that the United States should base legal immigration on merit and skills rather than family ties, seeking new entrants who are highly educated, capable of assimilating and unlikely to use government programs for the poor.
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It's an idea that many Republicans are interested in, and there is a reasonable debate to be had over the benefit of a merit-based immigration system — whether it's better to issue visas based on family ties or job skills.
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After all, Baugh and Rohrabacher have deep family ties: In the 248s, Rohrabacher's wife pleaded guilty to two felony charges for recruiting and installing a decoy Democratic candidate to split the vote and get Baugh elected to the California Assembly.
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Family Ties Your family's attachment to the Penderwicks put me in mind of another memorable family of four — the Tillermans — whose circumstances contrast sharply with those of the Penderwick sisters and therefore might suit your children's growing sophistication as readers.
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I watched the market reports on the evening news and modeled myself after Alex P. Keaton, the central character in the sitcom "Family Ties" who, unlike his liberal-minded parents, loved nothing more than money, sweater vests and Ronald Reagan.
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"Africans have very strong family ties," said Henry Ukazu, 35, of the Bronx, warning that not allowing people from Nigeria to come to the United States to live would result in negative consequences for both the United States and Nigeria.
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The story of Mr. Cawley — pieced together from interviews with historians and relatives in the United States and Ireland, as well as archival documents — is one of family ties and a man whose experience had an impact on Mr. Pence.
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Overseen by Beth Morrison Projects and the theater collective Here, the 12 works put on by Prototype this week unfold across New York and explore themes as varied as clinical depression, family ties, capital punishment and the legacy of Pancho Villa.
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It's corny and sweet, but in a way that makes me nostalgic for a bygone era of television, when Norman Lear ran the world and family sitcoms like Growing Pains or Family Ties were some of the most popular series.
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But he's also a father figure rendered distraught by family ties doing their utmost to come undone, an outsider who's forced to lead a largely isolated existence, someone who most common folk wouldn't piss on if he was set ablaze by a dragon.
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"I think it is three things we are scared of: family ties being severed, possible military action and losing the spirit of the Gulf Cooperation Council," said Mohammed, the professor, referring to the regional political and economic union set up in 1981.
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In 1965, President Lyndon Johnson and Senator Ted Kennedy successfully worked to radically change our immigration policy from a merit-based, discretionary system to one that favored immigrants with some form of family ties to people already living in the United States.
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Despite the split, Tyga's family ties to the Kardashian crew still run deep: He shares 5-year-old son King Cairo with Blac Chyna, 30, who also has 22-month-old daughter Dream Renée with her ex, Kylie's brother Rob Kardashian, 31.
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Six sources told BuzzFeed News that at least two FinCEN analysts were reported to Treasury's inspector general over suspicions that they might have been working against the interests of the US. One analyst was a man with close family ties to Ukraine.
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Based in California but with family ties in Hawaii, Beck said he took Young's case because he disagreed with the ruling by the U.S. District Court and said Young was denied the leeway that should be afforded to a non-lawyer representing himself.
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If someone is compelled to explore their Native American family ties, they need to understand what DNA tests can tell them, be clear about what's driving their quest, and consider becoming an ally of and advocate for Native American tribes and communities.
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While European Union law requires refugees to register for asylum in the first EU country they enter, most travellers hope to reach northern Europe – either due to family ties or because of what many believe are better prospects of both asylum and work.
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The couple has largely avoided talking about politics, although Kushner has family ties to the highest office in the land — Josh Kushner is the younger brother of Jared Kushner, son-in-law to President Donald Trump and a senior White House advisor.
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Both had significant government service prior to seeking the presidency (she as a senator, he as a governor), and both have close family ties to politics (she's the wife of a president; he's the son of a governor and 1968 presidential candidate).
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Warren, for one, who is arguably as capable as Clinton, wasn't able to draw on such family ties or name recognition, and like other female presidential candidates this time, struggled to attract the level of attention and support that Clinton's candidacy had.
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Trump's most recent immigration proposal would revamp the current legal immigration system, which currently prioritizes immigrants with family ties to the US. The new green card system would instead favor immigrants with high levels of education, English-language fluency, and professional skills.
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Jeb Bush, whose father was also president, played down his famous family roots for most of last year in his pursuit of the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, but in need of a boost, he has been relying more heavily on his family ties.
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The state also looks at the size and cost of the New York home compared with those in other states, a person's business and family ties to the state, and a category that looks at where "near and dear" items are kept.
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Jared Kushner, Trump's senior adviser and son-in-law, has been pushing a 600-page bill that would grant permanent status to more high-skilled, well-educated immigrants, while reducing the number of immigrants who enter the U.S. based on family ties.
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In an eerie resemblance to recent attacks in Paris and Brussels, Mr. Essati appears to have targeted groups of brothers, perhaps because family ties make it harder for individuals to leave the group, even if they want to go to the police.
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Internationalizing Canadian education promises a deep and lasting effect on the country, binding it to other nations and cultures through the family ties and the broader perspectives of international students who become citizens and may even rise to positions of national power.
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Your withdrawal of the United States from the Paris Climate Accord, for example, and decision to nominate Kelly Knight Craft, who has family ties to the coal industry, signals that you will continue to isolate the United States from the global climate agenda.
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Jim Himes (Conn.) warned last week that the Clinton's need to adopt "a purer than Caesar's wife approach" to the foundation to eliminate any pay-to-play accusations, but he did not say they should cut all family ties to it. Rep.
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Trump and his allies, in a crusade led by Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, have asserted that Hunter Biden was hired by Burisma in 2015, while his father served as the U.S. point person on corruption in Ukraine, because of his family ties.
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The guest worker negotiations are separate from ongoing, more expansive talks about a 600-page draft bill that would grant permanent status to more high-skilled, well-educated immigrants while reducing the number for those who enter the U.S. based on family ties.
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Along with David Reich, a geneticist at Harvard Medical School, Dr. Thangaraj led an effort to analyze data from more than 2,800 individuals belonging to more than 123 distinct South Asian groups organized around caste, geography, family ties, language, religion and other factors.
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But at its core, it's an exquisitely moving portrait of the daily stuff of life: family secrets and family ties, marriage and its limitlessness and limitations, wild and unbounded parental love and, ultimately, the graceful recognition of what we can't — and can — control.
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Hosoda's newest film, Mirai (making its US debut at the festival), features a young boy meeting guests from the future, including the grown-up version of his baby sister, in an allegory for family ties and anxiety about what is to come.
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Remaining on the books until 1943, the exclusion laws drove many immigrants to alter their names and falsify family ties, playing a role in making it hard for Chinese-Americans to trace their roots, according to San Francisco-based historian Sue Lee.
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Not only does he arrive in Hawkins with a look that's a hybrid of Rob Lowe in St. Elmo's Fire, Scott Valentine on Family Ties, and every one of The Lost Boys, with a perfect bully 'tude — there's something even more demonic percolating underneath.
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The inaugural National Conservatism conference, hosted by the Edmund Burke Foundation, is an attempt to build a new vision of conservatism less wary of state power and more focused on addressing American social ills like fraying family ties and the hollowing out of small towns.
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Although Eisley was reluctant to reveal the exact ways the Hodel family ties into the still-unsolved Black Dahlia murder case of 1947 — "I don't know how to answer without spoiling it!" she admits — there are some very basic details floating around the internet.
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"Family Ties," which began in 1982 and ended in 1989, is mostly notable now for its superb, breakthrough performance by Michael J. Fox as Alex P. Keaton, the conservative son of former hippie parents, and Michael Gross's underrated work as one of said parents.
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Prior to the past couple of centuries, the functions of marriage in the West were social and economic: to enact alliances between families, ensure childbearing, maintain family ties and racial "purity," shore up wealth, and transfer property (part of that property being the bride herself).
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Family Ties, which began in 1982 and ended in 1989, is mostly notable now for its superb, breakthrough performance by Michael J. Fox as Alex P. Keaton, the conservative son of former hippie parents, and Michael Gross's underrated work as one of said parents.
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This newly compassionate perspective was delightfully evident in "The Lyons," with which Mr. Silver made his belated Broadway debut in 2012, with Linda Lavin bringing warmth, wit and "get over it already" wisdom to a woman who refuses to be held hostage by family ties.
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Instead of cutting back, the Justice Department and S.E.C. continue to pursue cases across a wide range of sectors, most recently one involving a $264 million settlement with JPMorgan Chase over its hiring of interns with family ties to leaders in the Chinese government.
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"The fact that ICE has taken him as if his spirit, family ties, and contributions to the community mean nothing is inhumane," said Kaji Dousa, senior pastor of Park Avenue Christian Church and co-chair of Ragbir's immigrant rights group, the New Sanctuary Coalition of NYC.
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The men were among the 26,000 workers — many in their 50s and 60s from the margins of society with no special skills or close family ties — tasked with removing the contaminated topsoil and stuffing it into tens of thousands of black bags lining the fields and roads.
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" Mr. Edwards, a Democrat whose family ties to law enforcement are broad and deep, said: "The men and women who put their lives on the line every day, often under very dangerous circumstances, are true heroes and they deserve every protection that we can give them.
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With 60 percent of all Jewish men working in Britain tailoring by 1901, a web of Jewish firms, many interconnected via family ties, established themselves as the dominant force in the growth of a mass-manufacture made-to-measure clothing market for the middle and working classes.
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He hopes further that we avert our eyes from his family ties to opposition party politics and big money, his abuse of FBI policies, attorney general guidelines and the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court, and his choice to lie to internal FBI investigators to protect himself.
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"Lee did amazing diplomatic work in making the argument to the Saudis that some of the key successes of their rehabilitation program exist for the Yemeni detainees — like strong family ties," said Daniel J. Rosenthal, who then worked on Guantánamo issues at the National Security Council.
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Some view him as a revolutionary extension of the Black Panther movement due to his family ties to the organization and his ability to articulate the black struggle in a way that was equally palatable to mainstream masses and people whose experiences actually reflected his music.
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In June that year, the whistleblowers warned the inspector general that the man, who has close family ties to Ukraine, was working in a unit that tracked the finances of corrupt foreign officials — but he did not have a security clearance, which was required for that position.
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The Trump administration's expansion of the nation's contentious travel ban on Friday to include Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation, and several other countries deeply rattled immigrants, leaving some Nigerians in New York worried that it would break family ties and have a negative effect on both countries.
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The measure would favor a "merit-based" immigration system over the current priority given to those with family ties to the U.S. At the briefing, Miller clashed with a CNN reporter who asked whether the new measure marks a change from the U.S.'s policy of acceptance.
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A statistical review of immigrant screenings done by Catholic Legal Immigration Network (CLINIC) determined that around 15 percent of the 4 million illegal immigrants in seven southern U.S. states had grounds to apply for legal status based on fears of persecution in their homeland, family ties or other factors.
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JBJ is owned by José Batista Jr., whose brothers control the world's largest meatpacker, JBS SA, through holding company J&F Investimentos SA. Batista Jr.'s family ties would allow JBJ to exchange valuable information with JBS and coordinate strategic decisions to stifle competition, the board of Cade said.
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Mundy: At the very beginning [of the book], there's a letter from one of the Navy code-breaking officers that shows they didn't want Jewish women from the Seven Sisters schools, they didn't want women with family ties to occupied European countries, who might feel sympathy to European countries.
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In 1985, Michael J. Fox was one of the biggest stars in the world: "Back to the Future" and "Teen Wolf" occupied the top two spots at the box office, and "Family Ties," the long-running sitcom on which he played Alex P. Keaton, was at its peak.
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Whatever that means for the characters, it's good news for readers: The clash of reunion expectations and the reality of family ties give Ridker an opportunity to write some of the book's most comedic and moving scenes and, in doing so, to establish himself as a big, promising talent.
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" Handke, whose mother is Slovenian, told the New York Times he attended the funeral because of his family ties to the region, saying in 2006, "I wanted to accompany the fall of my favorite country in Europe, and this is one of the reasons to be at the funeral.
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In the spirit of Mother's Day, we dove into the worlds of three mother-daughter duos to discover how, with the help of some Samsung wearable tech and a large dollop of passion, they've transformed their family ties into a greater bond and helped each other realize their career dreams.
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Jackson wrote that she was satisfied that the conditions were enough to secure Gates' presence in court, taking into consideration his "strong family ties to the region" and the fact that he stayed in the country while the case was under investigation and turned himself in when he was charged.
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In the family ties case, known as "Matter of L-E-A," Barr overruled a decision by the Board of Immigration Appeals, finding that the board improperly ruled a Mexican was eligible for asylum protection because the threats against him came about only after a drug cartel first threatened his father.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Thursday proposed overhauling the U.S. immigration system to favor young, educated, English-speaking applicants instead of people with family ties to Americans, a plan he will push in his 2020 re-election campaign but has little to no chance of being approved in Congress.
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Since 1970, New York law has not let judges consider a person's possible danger to the public in setting bail, but directs them instead to weigh factors affecting the likelihood the person will return to court, like family ties, prior arrest warrants, the weight of the evidence and the potential sentence.
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The bill would have reinvented the immigration system, notably creating a 13-year path to citizenship for unauthorized immigrants and a new visa for low-skilled workers, requiring employers to verify the employment authorization of their workers and shifting away from policies emphasizing family ties in favor of work skills.
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Kesey has done a remarkable job with his translation — or so I would wager, considering "Savage Theories" ranges gracefully from academic jargon to meticulous parsings of bodily functions and everything in between (a disquisition on the character of Alex P. Keaton from "Family Ties" turns out to be surprisingly pertinent).
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Although earnings projections are passed around with regularity among analysts, information about deals is highly valuable and clearly confidential, so showing that a tippee knew about a benefit when it comes through family ties might be closer to what the Supreme Court has already said is a violation in the Dirks case.
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The insider trading prosecution of Sean Stewart has all the elements of a Greek tragedy — a father used information passed along by his son to profit until they were betrayed by a co-conspirator, destroying family ties as the son is likely to end up in prison for what his father did.
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Through this, we get a simple and honest portrait of Grace as a person with a ferocious appetite in all aspects of her life, as someone who fiercely holds onto her family ties and who remains as weird and wild on stage as she always has been, even as she approaches 70.
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Last week, in a news release that began with the words, "Our current immigration system jeopardizes our national security and puts American communities at risk," the White House listed 15 people accused or convicted of terrorism-related crimes who it said had arrived either through the diversity visa lottery or family ties.
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Family ties On a personal level, the latest twist in the staggering Russia tale must be making life inside the West Wing for Trump and his family more fraught than ever, with the daily pounding of revelations now hitting the President's inner family circle, the place where he has always invested the greatest loyalty.
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White Collar Watch The insider trading prosecution of Sean Stewart has all the elements of a Greek tragedy – a father used information passed along by his son to profit until they were betrayed by a co-conspirator, destroying family ties as the son is likely to end up in prison for what his father did.
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The hotel project was conceived by Paulo Figueiredo Filho, a right-wing businessman who said that he gained Mr. Trump's interest in managing the property by boasting of family ties: Mr. Figueiredo Filho is the grandson of João Figueiredo, the last military dictator in an authoritarian government that ran Brazil from 1964 to 1985.
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An estimated 60 percent of refugees resettled in the United States already have family ties in the country, but only about a quarter of those from Congo and Syria, two blood-soaked countries that are among the biggest sources of refugees, have any connection to America, according to Church World Service, a large resettlement agency.
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But she is perhaps best known for her other family ties: as Jackie, the mother-in-law of Alicia Florrick (Julianna Margulies) on the recently concluded CBS series "The Good Wife" and the deeply religious "Grams" of Michelle Williams's character, Jen Lindley, on the TV series "Dawson's Creek," which ran from 1998 to 2003.
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Above all, family is a construct, and like all constructs, it covers for something darker, and more complex, than we'd like to admit: that family ties are not the same as love, that blood or legal relation does not necessarily induce compassion, that we are often our worst selves with the people who are automatically, unquestionably bound to us.
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Female politicians are more likely than men to have family ties to politics in Canada, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, New Zealand, and yes, the US. A study of every US legislator from 1789 to 1996 found that nearly one in three congresswomen had a relative enter Congress before them, while fewer than one in 10 men did.
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"These residential schools were created for the purpose of separating aboriginal children from their families, in order to minimize and weaken family ties and cultural linkages, and to indoctrinate children into a new culture — the culture of the legally dominant Euro-Christian Canadian society, led by Canada's first prime minister, Sir John A. Macdonald," the commission reported.
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That is, our longstanding policy since 1965 that grants immigration preference to people with family members already living legally in the U.S. The argument behind giving this preference is that people with existing family ties in the U.S. will more likely have a built in financial and emotional support system that will make integrating into their new country easier.
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But as Reuters found on a return trip on what is also known as the 'dosti (friendship) bus', that runs daily except Sundays between Delhi and the Pakistani city of Lahore, it is a powerful symbol of hope for better relations between the rivals, who despite their political differences share strong linguistic, cultural and family ties.
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Whilst there is a vast literature on the benefits of close friendships and family ties, it is the work of the psychology department at the University of Cagliari that found in a 2017 study that older people from the Sardinian blue zone are involved in more social and leisure activities compared to older populations of other areas.
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The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 — which is still the template for the broader US system — said that immigrants should be selected based on work qualifications or family ties rather than national origins, clearing the way for large numbers of Asians (and modest numbers of Africans) to make their way to the US for the first time in decades.
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An ultra-close look at the personal life of stand-up comedian Gilbert Gottfried, Neil Berkeley's touching document goes beyond the blue humor and focuses on Gottfried's little-discussed personal life: from his adorable interactions with his wife and kids to his astoundingly cheap travel habits and heartbreakingly real family ties, little is spared and the documentary is all the better for it.
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The bill would institute a number of reforms that strengthen family ties and support rehabilitation, including requiring the Federal Bureau of Prisons to consider the location of children when placing mothers behind bars, expanding visitation policies for primary caretakers, banning shackling and solitary confinement for pregnant women, and prohibiting prisons from charging for essential health care items, such as tampons and pads.
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Right now, about two-thirds of immigrants are admitted because of their family ties, with another 5 percent chosen by a lottery system (though to be eligible for the lottery, under the Diversity Visa Program, immigrants must have a high-school education, or a minimum of two years working in a profession that requires two years of training or experience).
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Challenging the White House to provide a "strong mission-related rationale" for the proposal, Mitnick noted that even if they could provide such rationales, the new policy would prompt a "litigation risk" for the US government for violating the "due process" rights of the undocumented immigrants by moving them to places where they have no community, family ties, or employment opportunities.
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Bruce Helford, who worked on "Family Ties" before writing for sitcoms like "Roseanne" and "The Drew Carey Show," joked that television writers probably wrote those episodes as easy Emmy-grabs — which, he said, was exactly what writers on "Drew Carey" did for "A Very Special Drew," its fourth-wall breaking Season 5 finale that took on illiteracy, kleptomania, addiction and homosexuality.
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What Ruth and Boaz entered into is a variant of what is called a yibbum in Hebrew, and a "levirate marriage" more broadly—when the brother of a man is encouraged or expected to marry his brother's widow to, depending on the society and people involved, maintain family ties, keep the name going, ensure financial stability, ease issues of inheritance, and/or provide for the widow.
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Why it matters: By neutral, Kushner says he means it will neither raise nor lower the overall number of legal immigrants coming into the U.S. Kushner has told Axios' sources, which includes a handful of Republican lawmakers, that he wants the plan to increase the numbers of high-skilled immigrants entering the U.S. and to decrease the number of immigrants coming based on their family ties.
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The Journal added that Michael Sanchez secured an unusually generous $200,000 upfront payment from AMI with a contract saying he was free to keep the money and take the photos to another publication if the tabloid failed to publish them—something spurred by staffers' concerns that AMI CEO David Pecker would sit on it to protect a friend with family ties to Lauren Sanchez.
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But so far he has done so by indulging bad habits instead of fostering good ones: offering a blank check to partners instead of demanding responsibility in exchange for support; focusing on flashy photo-ops over follow-up; relying on family ties at the expense of institutional wisdom; and initiating fights instead of finding strategic, sensible ways to resolve conflicts in a region already on fire.
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Mr. Trump's call for a "merit-based" immigration system — one that puts a priority on skills and employability over family ties — revived a central element of the broad immigration compromise sought in 2007 by President George W. Bush, which paired stricter border enforcement with an eventual grant of legal status for many of the estimated 11 million immigrants illegally living in the United States.
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" These are the remarks on the threat of migration from Central America in the formal, written statement that former DNI Clapper submitted at the open segment of his presentation to Congress in 2016: "Strong family ties to the United States — as well as gang violence, a lack of jobs, and a worsening drought in Central America's northern tier — will sustain high rates of migration to the United States in 2016.
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"For decades, the American people have begged and pleaded with their government for a lawful system of immigration that serves the national interest — a system that has as its foremost priorities their safety, their jobs and their well-being," Sessions said in one news release about denaturalization cases against a Somali family in Minnesota whom the State Department had investigated for making false claims in paperwork about their family ties.
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