Claire McKinney, 26, and Sophie Andes-Gascon, 27 Claire McKinney and Sophie Andes-Gascon both moved to New York in 2011 to study fashion design at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn.
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Gascon particularists "just want their place in the sun!" he scoffs.
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For Gascon food is richer than the sunny cuisine of Provence.
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It could result in hundreds of more cases being reviewed, Gascon said.
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Now, in San Francisco, at least, Gascon has made that process obsolete.
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Weekly village markets are a great entry point for delving into Gascon foodways.
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Virtually every substantial Gascon town has its bustling, market-adjacent chalkboard-menu joint.
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"Basically, you have Mr. Duterte saying: 'It's okay, I've got your back'," said Gascon.
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Even a casually upscale Gascon meal, it must be said, requires a certain fortitude.
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Mr. Gascon, the former district attorney of San Francisco, is promising to reduce incarceration rates.
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Mr. Gascon, a Cuban émigré, moved to Los Angeles with his family as a boy.
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Like Adachi, Gascon stressed the accidental nature of the discovery of the texts in both cases.
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Gascon Horsemanship has many neat horse videos to share, including someone riding in a Minions costume.
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And, the median household income of $56,0003 is about $2,700 above the national average, Gascon said.
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With some 20,000 additional pages still to be examined, Gascon said more officers may be implicated.
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Fancier, if still perfectly Gascon (and perfectly affordable), cooking can be found at L'escale (lescale-gers.
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This tradition, however apocryphal, inspired the name of Beychevelle (from the Gascon, meaning "lower the sail").
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The GIF, above, is taken from a video shared on YouTube by Gascon Horsemanship back in February.
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George Gascon, the San Francisco District Attorney, wanted to know how deep racism ran within the department.
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"It's worrying us," said Christopher Gascon, chief of the Mexico office for the International Organization for Migration.
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Gascon decided last year to retroactively apply Proposition 64 to felony and misdemeanor cases back to 1975.
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"It's really unclear what the president is going to do at the end of the day," Gascon said.
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They argue that the Occitan dialects—Gascon by the Atlantic, Auvergnat near the Upper Loire—are separate languages.
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Both those facts tend to be met with incredulity by visitors encountering Gascon cooking for the first time.
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"My concern is that instead of law and order, what we will see is lawlessness and fear," said Gascon.
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Even after decades in law enforcement, Gascon said, he was stunned by the contents of the text messages he's read.
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"You really didn't see the big boom or the big bust" in St. Louis through the economic downturn, Gascon said.
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San Francisco district attorney George Gascon, for example, famously called background checks that don't use fingerprints "completely worthless" in 2014.
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Mostly though, he and his family simply eat and drink very well, reveling in the daily rhythm of Gascon society.
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Gascon said relatively few Californians had petitioned courts to have convictions expunged since the legalization measure was passed in late 2016.
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"We are saddened by this whimsical and capricious display of vindictiveness," said the chairman of the commission, Jose Luis Martin Gascon.
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But Gascon said his agency screens all participants to ensure they are not seeking U.S. asylum and want to go back.
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"Migrants are stopped and coerced befriended by traffickers, in many cases women," Gascon told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview.
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Andes-Gascon was born in Manaus, Brazil, but later moved to Maryland, where her father taught her how to sew and knit.
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The dozens of bigoted texts were unearthed from 5,000 pages of material in an unrelated investigation, Gascon said in a telephone interview.
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Everything gets cooked in it: potatoes, sausages, eggs, and — in the case of confit, that pillar of Gascon farmhouse cooking — duck itself.
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The first texting scandal prompted a review of some 1,600 cases for evidence of biased policing by the 14 officers implicated, Gascon said.
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If you were a good Gascon, you would know that demoiselles are traditionally grilled over an open fire until the bones are crispy.
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Tending to the pigs, two gascon noir boars that eventually bulk up to 170kg, is like "an executioner falling for someone on death row".
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Attorney Christopher J. Shea, who represents Chiba, declined comment on the charges, but was critical of Gascon for calling a press conference to announce them.
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Wakeen Best, 34, "showed no remorse and is responsible for the death of a little, defenseless animal," District Attorney George Gascon said in a statement.
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"Today is a very good example of what we are doing together," Gaspar Gascon Abellan, the alliance's deputy executive vice president of engineering, told reporters.
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Chito Gascon, the head of the C.H.R., has warned Duterte that he risks prosecution by the International Criminal Court if he fails to halt them.
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"The idea that entering courthouses to make immigration related arrests somehow enhances public safety is disturbingly backwards," San Francisco District Attorney Gascon said in a statement.
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The two inmates fought each other because they felt they had no choice, according to a press release by San Francisco County District Attorney George Gascon.
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However, Mexico's response has pushed migrants to take more dangerous routes, said Christopher Gascon, head of the U.N.'s International Organization for Migration's (IOM) Mexico mission.
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Gascon, head of the IOM's Mexico mission, said the program provides a safer and more humane means of return than the migrants could arrange on their own.
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Gascon said the State Department reached out to the IOM last year as caravans of thousands of Central American migrants traveled through Mexico toward the U.S. border.
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"A willingness to cover up allegations of a crime as serious as rape is not an acceptable quality in any police officer," Gascon said in a statement.
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"To avoid being deported, migrants are traveling more in new and less frequented routes, avoiding authorities, which means they are less visible and more vulnerable," Gascon said.
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"We've seen it happen in Davao and we've seen copycat practices," Chito Gascon, chairman of the Commission on Human Rights (CHR), an independent Philippine watchdog, told Reuters.
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It's been able to increase capacity and provide water, sanitation, staffing, and food items as necessary, Christopher Gascon, the chief of IOM's mission in Mexico, told Vox.
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None of those on the I.O.M. buses said they had been seeking asylum in the United States, according to Christopher Gascon, the agency's chief of mission in Mexico.
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The disclosure by District Attorney George Gascon came a year after 6003 other members of the San Francisco Police Department were caught up in a similar texting scandal.
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The trail follows easements through ancient family farmsteads and bisects a shady wood, a remnant of the Gascon forests that served as hunting grounds for local feudal estates.
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Then, in typical Gascon fashion, he will probably engage you in a conversation about the weather and, by way of parting, tell you where you should have lunch.
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The principal towns of the Gascon heartland are for the most part unprepossessing: gritty market hubs that, on the face of it, hold little appeal for the tourist.
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But top San Francisco prosecutor George Gascon said on Wednesday he would not wait and would instead dismiss 3,038 misdemeanors and consider reducing an additional 4,900 felony marijuana charges.
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"Duterte tapped into a raw nerve in Philippines society about crimes being committed and no one being held responsible," said Chito Gascon, head of the Commission on Human Rights.
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"Migrants, particularly those coming from Central America, can easily fall into the hands of traffickers," said Christopher Gascon, head of the International Organization of Migration's (IOM) mission in Mexico.
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"In a country where the rule of law has so many loopholes and problems, what will happen is the possibility of a mistaken conviction," Mr. Gascon said by telephone.
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Mr. Daguin made it his mission to popularize traditional Gascon dishes, like the thick soup known as garbure, and to act as an ambassador for the region's culinary heritage.
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I especially like Lectoure, with its single thoroughfare that arcs over a high ridgeline, turning every side street into a picture frame for the rolling Gascon countryside far below.
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Ferme Descoubet lies at the far western edge of the Gers, near where the dense hills of the Gascon heartland flatten out into the alluvial plain of the Adour River.
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The conduct in question ran from 2014 to late 2015, overlapping with the time frame of last year's police texting scandal, although Gascon said there was no connection between the two.
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So far, Gascon said, two people awaiting U.S. court hearings in Mexico who wanted a ride back were instead referred to the Mexican government to gauge their eligibility for asylum in Mexico.
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Liu was charged with making a false statement in a police report, a felony, and two misdemeanor counts of obstructing or delaying a police officer, San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon announced.
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Promising a "safer, more humane, more effective and far less expensive criminal justice system" for Los Angeles, Mr. Gascon, in his announcement, touted his record in reducing jail populations in San Francisco.
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"A lot can be done at the border with border patrols by spotting victims of human trafficking by how a person is acting, reacting and who they are traveling with," Gascon said.
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"There is a qualitative leap that needs to be made in order for prosecutors to know what is needed in terms of evidence to get convictions for human trafficking cases," Gascon said.
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The real education, though, is to be found in the gusty banter between vendors and customers — a uniquely Gascon admixture of chops-busting, gossip, rugby talk and, almost without fail, recipe swapping.
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District Attorney George Gascon tells TMZ Sports ... "The victim in this case showed incredible resolve".... "If you are a victim of domestic violence, my office's Victim Services Division is here to help."
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Commission on Human Rights Chairman Chito Gascon said his agency opposes the death penalty and would block any attempt to reimpose it, adding that the constitution forbids cruel and degrading punishments like hanging.
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So far the IOM has trained 200 judges and magistrates across Mexico, including those in the Chiapas state, and aims to reach 950 judicial officials by the end of the year, Gascon said.
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When the U.S. State Department approached IOM last fall, Gascon said, part of the goal was to counter what is saw as misinformation about how easy it was to get into the United States.
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The association L'Esprit du Sud (Spirit of the South), which he helped found in 2016, agitates on behalf of all things traditionally Gascon, including bullfighting, hunting and the fattening of geese for foie gras.
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San Francisco's district attorney, George Gascon, has announced that potentially thousands of past criminal convictions for minor marijuana offenses will be reduced or expunged, now that recreational use of cannabis is legal in California.
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"Supporting the bull runs is the same as supporting bullfighting, as the same bulls that run in the mornings will later be tortured and killed in the bullring," said Aida Gascon, spokesperson for AnimalNaturalis.
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Gascon, who in addition to serving as the San Francisco police chief for more than a year, spent most of his career at the Los Angeles Police Department, which has seen its own share of scandal.
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Independent studies have since blamed Renault for some of the highest real-world nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions, piling pressure on engineering boss Gaspar Gascon Abellan and Thierry Bollore, Ghosn's second-in-command at the French carmaker.
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As authorities in the United States and Mexico beef up security and police patrols along their shared border to stem the flow, increasing numbers of illegal migrants are being deported back to Central America, Gascon said.
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This family-run duck farm will, if you call ahead, prepare a real-deal Gascon home-cooked meal and serve it to you in a low-ceilinged farmhouse dining room alongside an ancient-looking stone hearth.
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"Long ago we lost our ability to distinguish the dangerous from the nuisance, and it has broken our pocket books, the fabric of our communities, and we are no safer for it," Gascon said in a statement.
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Without revealing the contents of the texts, San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon announced last month that a new round of racist and homophobic messages had been discovered as part of the sexual assault probe of Lai.
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Circus Politicus The "Benarit" (which means "well fed" in the Gascon language, and is another name for the ortolan) is a culinary orgasm that has been served on every table, from the fancy to the ordinary, since Antiquity.
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" Suhr said he did not want to "get into it" with Gascon, whom he succeeded as chief, but he noted that "every one of these officers I've contended with were there when he was the chief of police.
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The firebrand leader in a speech on Saturday taunted CHR head Chito Gascon by asking him if he was gay, or a pedophile, and if he was "smitten with teenagers", referring to his comments about the latest incident.
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Chito Gascon, the chairman of the Human Rights Commission of the Philippines, said his agency opposes the death penalty and would block any attempt to reimpose it, adding that the Constitution forbids cruel and degrading punishments like hanging.
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The stern "The Blonde Gascon" and the slumping "Young Woman in a Pink Skirt," both from around 1850, face the viewer directly, and their large eyes make them appear more insistent than earlier academic portraits of female subjects.
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He was the author of three cookbooks: "Le Nouveau Cuisinier Gascon" (1981); "Foie Gras, Magret and Other Good Food From Gascony" (1988), written with Anne de Ravel; and "1 Duck, 2 Daguin" (2010), written with his son, Arnaud.
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Gascon said many people believe the bulls are put out to pasture after the run whereas in fact they are included in bull fights and killed in the ring later the same day as part of the festivities.
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But in a written reply to Gascon, the police chief said he had immediately suspended the officers when their conduct first came to his department's attention last August, and that two of the officers had since left the force.
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The conversations, as a rule, are supercharged by lots of coffee and, often, lubricated by glasses of wine, beer or Floc (an Armagnac-spiked aperitif) purchased at the buvette, or drinks counter — a fixture of any respectable Gascon market.
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The agency plans to help migrants obtain work permits and jobs, find accommodations outside of the shelters, and offer cash assistance so they can pay for rent, food, and some basic household items for a few months, Gascon said.
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The IOM screens all migrants who ask to go home, but those awaiting U.S. hearings in Mexico also undergo an orientation program with Grupo Beta, an arm of Mexico's National Migration Institute, to ensure migrants understand their options, Gascon said.
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"In the process of looking at the text messages, increasingly I became uneasy that this may not be localized to the 14 officers that were being reported, but that we may have some systemic issues," Gascon told CBS last year.
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They may echo the allegorical compositions of Vermeer or Poussin, and the model's outfits are not unlike the country bumpkin get-up of "The Blonde Gascon," which Corot has sketchily reproduced on the wall at the top of the later painting.
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The median home value in the St. Louis metro area is $152,000, $24,000 less than the national average and far below many other big cities, especially on the coasts, said Charles Gascon, an economist for the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
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This particular copy, one of the first editions, was taken to Morroco later that same year, where it was sumptuously bound by the talented 17th century bookbinder Le Gascon, before being given to Count François de Noailles for his own personal collection.
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Gascon said he recommended in a letter on Wednesday to city Police Chief Gregory Suhr that the five newly implicated officers be assigned to desk duty to avoid adding to the potential caseloads tainted by personal bias exposed in their text messages.
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Prosecutors have a duty to bring the texts to the attention of defense lawyers whose clients were charged in cases that were handled by the five officers and where discrimination based on race or sexual orientation could be at issue, Gascon said.
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One of the loveliest plunges into the deeply corrugated terrain north of Lupiac, which happens to be the birthplace of Charles Ogier de Batz de Castelmore, better known as D'Artagnan, by far the world's best-known Gascon and a man of large appetites.
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"While drug policy on the federal level is going backwards, San Francisco is once again taking the lead to undo the damage that this country's disastrous, failed drug war has had on our nation and on communities of color in particular," Gascon said on Wednesday.
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Mr. Gascon joins two other candidates, both prosecutors, who are also challenging Ms. Lacey from the left: Richard Ceballos, 57, a former defense lawyer who now focuses on prosecuting organized crime cases; and Joseph Iniguez, 33, who was a schoolteacher before he became a prosecutor.
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"I have a tremendous amount of passion for what happens in L.A., and for the last few years I have become increasingly more uneasy seeing the backwardness of the criminal justice system in L.A.," Mr. Gascon said in an interview last week, before he announced his candidacy.
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"To the best of our ability, we will conduct a fact-finding investigation of these incidents as we try to cope with the unprecedented scale and pace of killings resulting from the perpetuation of this administration's so-called war on drugs," said Chito Gascon, the leader of the commission.
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The agency has also assisted 1,167 migrants, many of whom were returned to Mexico under MPP and then decided to go back to their home countries, Gascon said, interviewing them to ensure they would be safe and then placing them on buses, commercial flights, or charter flights for free.
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On Monday morning, with a backdrop at the hulking Men's Central Jail in downtown Los Angeles, a symbol of the city's place as the nation's largest jailer, Mr. Gascon said he was finally entering the race, setting up what activists have described as the most important district attorney's race in America.
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"In a country where the rule of law has so many loopholes and problems, what will happen is the possibility of a mistaken conviction," Gascon told the AP. Amnesty International's Philippines Chairperson, Ritz Lee Santos III, told CNN it was cruel, inhumane and degrading, regardless of crime or method of execution.
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The "Assisted Voluntary Return" program has paid for buses or flights for 2,170 migrants who either never reached the United States or were detained after crossing the border and then sent to Mexico to await U.S. immigration hearings, according to Christopher Gascon, an official with the U.N.'s International Organization for Migration (IOM).
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In the postwar years Mr. Daguin vociferously promoted Gascon food and wine all over France, and the Hôtel de France menu still reflects the touchstones of the cuisine: roasted magret, duck confit with Tarbais beans, a salad topped with cured duck breast slices and confited duck gizzards, a terrine of foie gras.
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Mr. Gascon was a beat cop in South Los Angeles in the 1980s and 1990s — he eventually rose to assistant chief of the department — a time of soaring crime rates, gang violence and the crack epidemic, and a time when Los Angeles and the nation were locking up more and more people, particularly black men.
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San Francisco DA George Gascon recently brought felony bribery and money laundering charges against two of Mayor Ed Lee's former Human Rights Commission staffers, as well as against former school board president and local fixer Keith Jackson, in relation to suspect campaign contributions and "pay to play" politics; both a lumber company and an FBI informant are involved.
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A tour of the stalls offers a crash course in Gascon cookery: confit duck legs nestled in chilled rendered fat, putty-colored fattened duck livers, goose and pork rillettes, pâté de tête, Basque chorizo, immense rounds of tangy Tommes des Pyrénées cheese, fresh brook trout, all manner of nuts and dried fruit, gariguette strawberries, greengage plums, and on and on.
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Jefferies European economic commentary, May 2019An examination of current economic conditions in the nation in the Memphis area, by Kevin Kliesen and Charles Gascon, October 2017Testimony before a joint hearing of the Senate and House committees on the budget by Alan Greenspan, January 1995The global slack hypothesis, by Enrique Martínez-García and Mark A. Wynne, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas staff paper, November 2009Optimal inflation and the identification of the Phillips curve, by Michael McLeay and Silvana Tenreyro, June 2019The measurement of output, prices and productivity: what's changed since the Boskin commission?
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