A good neighbor Steve Devine told CNN that Hughes had been a "very friendly, very pleasant individual" and a good neighbor.
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Of late, Russia has not been a particularly good neighbor.
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And it's all because Manafort wasn't a very good neighbor.
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You're either a renegade or you're a very good neighbor.
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" He continued: "We want Iran to be a good neighbor.
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"Be a good neighbor, be a good citizen," Newsom said.
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To us, he was a community member and a good neighbor.
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EPA had previously argued it doesn't need a "good neighbor" rule.
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Over this period, the Yankees have truly been a good neighbor.
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Mexico has some words for President Trump about being a good neighbor.
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Is it finally becoming a good neighbor in the cities it's strong-armed?
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She is, unfailingly, a good neighbor and good citizen first — and entertainer second.
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He said, 'Don't move … you're a good neighbor, you don't interfere with anything.
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Book Kimpton's Everly Hotel Good Neighbor Rate to receive 25% off your booking
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" —Anonymous "I'm currently listening to the audiobook of The Good Neighbor by Maxwell King.
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Mexico, on the other hand, has been a good neighbor to the United States.
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Malaysian leader Mahathir Mohamad defended the extradition, saying his country was "a good neighbor".
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I think the only consistently required aspect of AiB should be the 'good neighbor' policy.
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I would be happy to do so, both as a good neighbor & an unemployed actor.
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Those plans had been required under the "Good Neighbor" provision of the Clean Air Act.
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To his neighbors, McCall surely seems a good neighbor: reserved, helpful, friendly without being pushy.
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Is a good neighbor just some shadows cast on the rolled down blinds next door?
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" Although she hasn't been in many films, her worst-rated one is "The Good Neighbor.
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"They are a close ally, they are an important ally, generally a good neighbor," Ross said.
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In June 2016, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) launched what they called the "Good Neighbor" policy.
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"They're a really good neighbor," said Joseph Caruana, the president of the Ozone Park Civic Association.
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Now Google, saying it wants to be a "good neighbor," has plans to provide some relief.
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And if you be a good neighbor, we don&apost want anybody else burn your house down.
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The crash occurred during the annual Good Neighbor Day Airshow and Open House at the Atlanta area airport.
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Grandpa taught me how to grow vegetables, and they both showed me how to be a good neighbor.
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As Governor Inslee learned, generous tax breaks provide no guarantee that a corporation will be a good neighbor.
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The best defense here is to be a good neighbor, and make sure the information you share is accurate.
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The Good Neighbor is the first full-length biography of Fred Rogers, weaving in original reporting and archival documents.
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" When asked by an audience member what role white people have in Harlem, he answered, "Be a good neighbor.
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The duo co-founded the comedy troupe Good Neighbor with fellow SNL cast member Beck Bennett and Nick Rutherford.
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I want to be a good neighbor and don't understand why he was so upset about something so minor.
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But when Ring cameras enter a town, it's easy for cities to equate surveillance with being a good neighbor.
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If you could show the judge that you're a good person, a good neighbor, you were given a green card.
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"Things like this, I don't regard as being a good neighbor, dumping lumber," he told reporters at the White House.
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A top State Farm exec reveals why it's bringing back the iconic tagline 'like a good neighbor,' and advertising heavily on NBCUniversal's upcoming streaming serviceFor 45 years, State Farm pitched itself as the "good neighbor" who stands by you when things go wrong — before retiring it in 2016 under its former agency-of-record DDB.
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Joining EV is both about contributing to the transition to a low-carbon economy and about acting as a good neighbor.
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"Being a good neighbor, I started a GoFundMe account for them and we raised just under $12,000," Dominick Gildersleeve tells PEOPLE.
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The Good Neighbor show is one of 33 in North America this month, according to the International Council of Air Shows.
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He told the newspaper he was trying to be a good neighbor and called authorities so they could check on Jefferson.
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Like a good neighbor, Wysaski let all his neighbors know about the sale by delivering these handy flyers to their mailboxes.
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As a good neighbor, control running bamboo by pruning the roots and installing an underground barrier, such as high-density polypropylene.
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Ford just unveiled a "good neighbor mode" which allows drivers to temporarily quieten the roar of the new Mustang GT's engine.
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I never want to be a savior, I always want to be a good neighbor, and add value where I can.
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Its foreign minister, Marcelo Ebrard, said the country is a good neighbor and does not act on the basis of threats.
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"We always think about what does it mean to be a good neighbor," said John Smith, a pastor at Northview's Fisher campus.
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If a Pacific Island country was to encounter a crisis, there is an expectation that Australia -- as a good neighbor -- would assist.
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Japan occupies a significant position in China's foreign policy since it is where China's "big power diplomacy" and "good neighbor diplomacy" merge.
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Part introspective canvassing, part marketing campaign, 40 individual questions galvanized Elmgreen & Dragset's theme for the 2017 edition: What makes a good neighbor?
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Two years from now, in a similar vein, the European Union will have lost a bad tenant and gained a good neighbor.
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"We gave Amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor and do business in the greatest city in the world," he said.
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"a good neighbor in Bedminster" that has opened its golf club over the years for fundraisers for the local fire department and charities.
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Yet, the EPA responded by proposing to close down the "good neighbor" policy that sets expectations for upwind states to reduce their emissions.
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It's about how to be a good neighbor and a good citizen so that collectively, we can prevent the virus from spreading further.
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"We have politicians, they might speak good words, not sleep with prostitutes, be a good neighbor," evangelical pastor Victor Fuentes said in June.
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Back in the 1970s, Mann explains, the industry realized that if it wanted to keep growing, it needed to be a good neighbor.
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"The best thing we could do as a good neighbor to Mexico is to build a wall where it's needed, just like President Trump's talked about, stop that flow of tens of billions of dollars to Mexico used for corruption to keep down the Mexican people, hardworking, God-fearing people, and bring that country up by being a good neighbor," said Rep.
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The attorneys general of New York and Connecticut sued the EPA for missing an August 2017 deadline to comply with the "good neighbor" provision.
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When the bar finally opened, Zhong made it a point to be a good neighbor and stop by for a drink after his shifts.
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I witnessed Mexico's willingness to be a good neighbor while serving as the No. 2 at the American Embassy in Mexico City in 2005.
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"We gave Amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor and do business in the greatest city in the world," Mr. de Blasio said.
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"We gave Amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor and do business in the greatest city in the world," he said in a statement.
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"We are advancing our goal to restore trust and be a good neighbor," said Casey Hammond, the acting assistant secretary for land and minerals management.
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He insisted that "the spirit of the agreement has been violated" because Iran has not been a "good neighbor" to other countries in the region.
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The AGs said the failure to act was violating the Clean Air Act's "Good Neighbor" provision, which requires the agency to regulate emissions across states.
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Is a good neighbor tuned in to the same channel as you, watching from a sofa almost like yours, bought from a similar chain store?
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Just Friday, EPA said it wouldn't write a new rule to comply with the "good neighbor" clean air requirement for the 85033 rule on ozone pollution.
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He would be living there rent-free for a minimum of three years, with his only mission to serve the community—to be a good neighbor.
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" Perhaps this too was a reference to the Istanbul Biennial, whose 2017 edition, curated by Berlin-based artist duo Elmgreen & Dragset, was titled "a good neighbor.
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In discussing the tariffs, Commerce Secretary Wilbur L. Ross said Tuesday that Canada was "generally a good neighbor" but that it should play by the rules.
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"The memo identifies potential technical approaches that a state may wish to choose in drafting their implementation plans' approach to its good neighbor obligations," he said.
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The EPA sets limits on surface-level ozone and has a "good neighbor" provision to help states that struggle with smog caused by emissions from other states.
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I play mostly with the damper on, because I try to be a good neighbor, but I've become attached to the muffled sound of the muted strings.
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"We ask all Americans to be a good neighbor by demonstrating anti-racist, environmentally friendly, and inclusive behavior toward everyone in your everyday interactions," the authors wrote.
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State Farm's move is a loss for DDB, which has worked with the company for decades and created the "Like a Good Neighbor" campaign in the 1970s.
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DDB created State Farm's classic "Like a Good Neighbor" ads that blew up in the 1970s, thanks in large part to a jingle written by Barry Manilow.
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As an indirect product of the Good Neighbor Policy, by which the United States invested in South American ties, the movie had incentive to avoid negative portrayals.
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The Clean Air Act's "good neighbor" provision mandates that the EPA work to ensure that pollution from certain states doesn't make air quality worse in downwind states.
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Voting is an incredibly important part of being a good neighbor, because our communities and our democracy are only as strong as the engagement of our citizens.
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A day after the signing, Germany and the Soviet Union initialed a "good neighbor" pact, and within a month, the Unification Treaty ended Germany's 45-year division.
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I don't know if her stove was working before my contractors visited her apartment, but I offered to pay for the stove repair as a good neighbor.
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A day after the signing, Germany and the Soviet Union initialed a "good neighbor" pact, and within a month the Unification Treaty ended Germany's 45-year division.
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"I do believe that as a good neighbor China will do everything possible to promote our peace process," she said during a visit to China last year.
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Voter approval of the deal would allow President Obama to leave office having renewed the United States's reputation as a good neighbor across Latin America and the Caribbean.
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It also expands Good Neighbor Authority, which allows states and local governments to step in to perform forest management tasks on federal land, overcoming a key bureaucratic hurdle.
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The "Good Neighbor" provision of the Clean Air Act requires the EPA to intervene when upwind states fail to protect health standards in downwind states, New York said.
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I just don't believe that in our current political era, you can ever get 38 state legislatures to agree on anything more difficult than National Good Neighbor Day.
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According to KABC-TV, a Snap statement says it's tried to be a good neighbor but didn't anticipate such rapid growth and is focusing future growth outside of Venice.
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"We are the second-oldest museum in Paris after the Louvre and a good neighbor of the Louvre," said Olivier Gabet, the museum's director, in explaining the name change.
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The major purpose of Israel's "Operation Good Neighbor," which reportedly included humanitarian aid to Syrian rebels, was to prevent Iran-affiliated forces from entrenching their position near Israeli borders.
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One great example is the Good Neighbor Authority, which allows states to conduct meaningful habitat improvement projects on federal lands, while decision-making authority remains with the Forest Service.
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Too Genesis, Too Furious, which says, and I quote, 'Love they neighbor as thyself and like a good neighbor, State Farm is there and always keep the Sabbath huge.
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Critics of Big Tech think it has for too long coasted on city services without being a good neighbor, and are now facing increased pressure to assess their civic responsibilities.
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"We are advancing our goal to restore trust and be a good neighbor," said Casey Hammond, the acting assistant secretary for land and minerals management at the Department of Interior.
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"If we weren't doing this, someone else would be," the IDF officer commanding the "Good Neighbor" initiative told me last year, alluding to the yellow-and-green flag of Hezbollah.
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Is someone a good neighbor if she keeps her own kids safe from cars but says nothing as a neighbor's child recklessly darts in and out of a busy street?
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The Trump administration's position is outlined in a highly technical guidance memo about plans states must create and submit for EPA approval under the Clean Air Act's good neighbor requirements.
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For 45 years, State Farm pitched itself as the "good neighbor" who stands by you when things go wrong — before retiring it in 2016 under its former agency-of-record DDB.
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Alluding to the situation of majority-French Quebec surrounded by English-speaking Canada, he added, "When a majority feels like a minority, it's not a very good neighbor for other minorities."
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"I do believe that as a good neighbor China will do everything possible to promote our peace process," Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi said at a news conference here on Friday.
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Delaware officials filed four petitions with the EPA in 2628 -- one for each power plant -- asking the agency to take action under the "good neighbor" provision of the Clean Air Act.
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Tools like good neighbor authority, stewardship contracting and cost-sharing programs for landowners should be deployed simultaneously in order to make a difference on the mosaic of land ownerships across the west.
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This is your chance to be a good neighbor or mom/dad and buy yourself a great pair of wireless headphones so you can continue to watch episodes of Veep in peace.
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As stewards of these lands, we must work to find a balance between compelling, yet sometimes competing interests, and make sure that the federal government is a good neighbor to local communities.
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This once-reviled 257s building, now with its patina of age, is finally coming to be recognized for what it is: a practical Modernist landmark of exceptional finesse and a surprisingly good neighbor.
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Boy Scouts seem to emphasize doing things (activities like white-water rafting, welding and bugling) while Girl Scouts emphasize caring for others (being a good neighbor, a voice for animals, a social butterfly).
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Maxwell King, author of the upcoming Rogers biography "The Good Neighbor" and former executive director of the Fred Rogers Center for Early Learning and Children's Media, recently spoke about the episode to Smithsonian Magazine .
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Otter has routinely dealt with public land issues, including a signature good neighbor agreement that allows Idaho to work with the National Forest Service to expand the agency's capacity to work on forest health.
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This week, the Israeli military revealed the scope of the humanitarian aid project, which it calls Operation Good Neighbor and which began in June 2016 along the Israeli-Syrian boundary on the Golan Heights.
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The Good Neighbor: The Life and Work of Fred Rogers by Maxwell King is the first full-length biography of the beloved Mr. Rogers, and will make anyone believe in the power of good people.
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In Friday's released finding, the EPA said that as it relates to the 2008 regulation limiting smog-forming ozone pollution, the agency has already taken the actions necessary to comply with the "good neighbor" standard.
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But as the musicologist Carol A. Hess has written in her recent book "Representing the Good Neighbor," Ginastera's prominence was the result of political exchange between this country and Latin America during the Cold War.
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Serbia's new president, Aleksandar Vucic, had campaigned from his former post as prime minister on the false premise that he wanted Serbia only to join the European Union and be a good neighbor to all.
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But Israeli military officials insist that Operation Good Neighbor deals purely with humanitarian aid and that they would not jeopardize the emerging climate of cooperation or taint it by mixing in weapons transfers and intelligence gathering.
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"You have to be tough to make it in New York City We gave Amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor and do business in the greatest city in the world," he said in a statement.
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"We gave Amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor and do business in the greatest city in the world," the mayor, who was traveling to appear at a conference at Harvard University, said in a statement.
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It was all about being a good neighbor John Smith, a paster at Northview's Fisher campus, was in the car when he heard about a group of people donating some money to help with debt on the radio.
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You can check out the stream at the Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Twitch channel or watch along here: Mister Rogers' Neghborhood started in 1968, teaching kids and adults alike the importance of kindness, manners, and being a good neighbor.
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While attending USC, he and Mooney co-founded the comedy troupe Good Neighbor with fellow future SNL cast member Beck Bennett and Nick Rutherford, which brought them to the attention of the long-running comedy sketch show's producers.
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The neighbor who phoned police to report her open front door, James Smith, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram that he had just been trying to be a good neighbor and had hoped police would check on Jefferson.
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One version would also count those votes differently based on how many "points" a user has earned, which would be awarded to those who "contribute in good faith and act like a good neighbor," according to the demo.
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"If I had a salt pile that leached salt into my neighbor's well, the state would be here the next day fining me and making me clean it up and making me be a good neighbor," said Greene.
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For example, the forthcoming spot "Not the One" will show Jake comforting a contestant who was just cut from a reality TV dating show, quipping that unlike the bachelorette in question, like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.
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U.S. district courts in Maryland and New York both ruled separately that EPA was derelict in its duty by not enforcing states to comply with the "Good Neighbor provision" under the Clean Air Act meant to address smog pollution.
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U.S. district courts in Maryland and New York both ruled separately that EPA was derelict in its duty by not enforcing states to comply with the "Good Neighbor provision" under the Clean Air Act meant to address smog pollution.
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While Israeli soldiers turned away dozens of Syrians seeking refuge on the Israeli side of the fence, the army has been distributing food, clothing and supplies to Syrians hit by the fighting, in a program called Operation Good Neighbor.
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For months now, Verizon, Qualcomm and others have been pushing LTE-U, promising that it would allow for more efficient data use by cellular devices while also insisting that it can be a good neighbor with Wi-Fi devices.
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"Border Patrol dropped off two busloads of people, no documents, [meaning] we can't even lend them a phone to make arrangements; they'll just get detained again while traveling," Belinda Bradford, a full-time employee at Good Neighbor, told me.
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Neighbors described him to the Sacramento Bee as a generally good neighbor who was so exacting he marked his driveway so he could park his boat perfectly in the spot, and prone to flashes of anger and loud cursing.
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The tagline was brought back after months of consumer researchDDB created the "Like a Good Neighbor" ads under its predecessor Needham, Harper & Steers and it blew up in the 1970s, thanks to a jingle written by pop star Barry Manilow.
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The Department of Agriculture's Forest Service would like to expand the so-called "good neighbor authority" it has with U.S. states to Native American tribes, counties and other partnerships to protect homes and lives through cooperative agreements or contracts, Perdue said.
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At issue is an update to the "Good Neighbor Provision" of the Clean Air Act, a requirement that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) step in when smog emissions from states prevent their downwind neighbors from meeting federal smog health standards.
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"Turkey must choose if it will follow the road of self-isolation, continuing to play the role of trouble-maker in the region, or behave like a good neighbor henceforth," Greece's deputy foreign minister, Miltiadis Varvitsiotis, told Sunday's Ethnos newspaper.
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In its November Federal Register notice denying the petition, the EPA said existing programs are better suited to address the issue of smog blowing across state lines, like the Clean Air Act's "good neighbor" provision and the Cross State Air Pollution Rule.
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Brigsby Bear is the feature debut for McCary, who works as a segment director on Saturday Night Live and is a longtime member of the sketch comedy group Good Neighbor, which also includes Mooney, SNL cast-member Beck Bennett, and former SNL writer Nick Rutherford.
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Although Uber's imminent move into Oakland — a city that is 34.5% white, 28% black and 25.4% hispanic, according to 2014 census data — has sparked some controversy, Uber says it's committed to being a good neighbor, achieving equity, fighting displacement and supporting the local economy.
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Moreover, apart from being a longstanding good neighbor in most respects, Mexico agrees with Trump on several issues including: completing the wall, renegotiating NAFTA, getting rid of the drug lords and crime at the border, and cooperating on security against terrorism at the border.
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On that day, there were only a handful of volunteers at the Good Neighbor Settlement House, an old two-story building in a low-income neighborhood that provides a food pantry and bed space to migrants as well as the local homeless and poor.
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"Iran has to decide what kind of neighbor it wants to be: a good neighbor or a chaotic neighbor and so far it behaves like the latter," UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed al-Nahyan said following an emergency Arab League meeting in Cairo.
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On Tuesday, 11 migrants were brought to Good Neighbor Settlement House, which serves as the primary overnight shelter in Brownsville, Texas, for migrants who are released from government custody before they travel to their destinations throughout the US, said Marianela Ramirez-Watson, the Refugee Respite Program.
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"As we have already publicly announced, we intend to propose – by the end of June – and finalize – by December – an action that will address any remaining good neighbor obligations related to the 2008 ozone standard for these and other states," the EPA said in a statement.
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DDB, the agency behind 'Like a Good Neighbor,' will stay on State Farm's roster but still lose a good bit of work Morris said the decision came after an extensive internal review and a yearlong period during which DDB served as lead agency on State Farm's business.
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The biplane and another aircraft were performing stunts in tandem during the next-to-last performance of the day at the Good Neighbor Day Open House Airshow at DeKalb Peachtree Airport, said CNN Digital news writer Melissa Gray, who attended the show with her family and witnessed the crash.
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The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Maryland, cites research and EPA data to argue that 36 power plants in Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia are violating the "good neighbor" provision of the Clean Air Act by not using pollution control technology that is already installed.
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"Based on progress in reducing concentrations and precursor emissions of ozone, this proposed action will close out the CSAPR approach to 'good neighbor' obligations, which has involved the imposition of federal implementation plans and lingering uncertainty for our state partners," said Bill Wehrum, head of the EPA's air office.
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As much as a Trump presidency is a gift not wished upon any good neighbor, we are not your escape fantasy or plan B. Move to Canada if you truly like us, but realize that the decision comes with caveats that include actually learning something about our culture.
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Both officials and civilians wanted to know why Amazon needed billions of dollars in subsidies when it had so much money, why it was getting a helipad, and how it imagined it could be considered a good neighbor when the city's public land use process had been bypassed.
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The Post reported that Boehner made his remarks on July 21 at a trade show hosted by Good Neighbor Pharmacy, a group of independent pharmacies — backed at least in part by a large pharmaceutical distribution company — that would have keen interest in the fate of the health care law.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the months leading up to the 15th edition of the Istanbul Biennial, posters —hung in windows alongside "For Rent" signs and pasted next to broadsides advertising concerts — began asking the city's residents some very personal questions: Is a good neighbor someone you rarely see?
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On the contrary, Mexico honored its debts and its agreements, attracted and inspired American artists and writers, favored American business investment, cooperated with Franklin D. Roosevelt on his Good Neighbor Policy and, in 1942, declared war on the Axis powers and sent an aerial squadron to fight in the Pacific War.
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The extent of the project became known days after the United States and Russia announced a cease-fire agreement for southern Syria, territory that includes the areas covered by Operation Good Neighbor, and after President Trump's cancellation of the clandestine and failing American program to provide arms and supplies to Syrian rebel groups.
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But Project Spokane argues it wants to be a good neighbor and that it's bringing jobs to the area and committed to hiring locally; it employs 673 full-time workers and around 10 contractors at a given time, and all are local except the earliest Project Spokane employees who moved here, the company claims.
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Mexico has long been a good neighbor to the United States, and in more recent years a good ally – which is why it's more than a little absurd that a false narrative about our relationship with Mexico contributed to shutting down the federal government last month, and threatened to do so again this week.
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While some would applaud the sizable investments as proof of tech's ability to be a good neighbor to their local communities, others would say we should just be taxing these companies more so the money is available to solve the problems upfront — instead of it going into loans that actually earn these companies more.
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" – Alexander Hamilton , Federalist No. 80 TIME OUT: 'SINCE WE&aposRE TOGETHER, WE MIGHT AS WELL SAY…' Time: "It's been a big year for Mister Rogers… later this summer, Maxwell King 's The Good Neighbor: The Life and Work of Fred Rogers will add to that list, as the first full-length biography of the television icon.
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The Good Neighbor SAFE Visa program would have created foreign offices in Mexico and Canada to allow people there to apply for special visas to live and work in the U.S. The visas would have been renewable for up to two years, with an option for workers to apply to extend their stay for five additional years.
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In hindsight, though, it seems more likely that the real goal was to counter the growth of environmental regulations restricting their access to public land: After Ronald Reagan, a Sagebrush supporter, was elected president — and after he appointed James Watt, who pledged to make the federal government a "good neighbor" to Western interests, as interior secretary — the rebellion lost most of its steam.
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The Limit Hasn't Been Reached, Study Finds The Week in Good News: A Helpful Teenager, the Belize Barrier Reef, Bird-Watching At Toys 'R' Us, 'There Is Nothing Left': The Day It Closed for Good Neighbor Calls the Police on a 12-Year-Old Boy Mowing the Grass What It Costs to Be Smuggled Across the U.S. Border How Many Teenage Girls Deliberately Harm Themselves?
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" PLAY-BY-PLAY Pentagon preparing for military to house as many as 20,000 migrant children - Reuters Feinstein, Cruz, Durbin and Tillis working on immigration deal - The Hill Court allows administration to proceed with dismantling consumer protection bureau - WaPo EU announces 25 percent tariffs on American goods - USA Today AUDIBLE: THE PARSON AND THE PIMP "We have politicians, they might speak good words, not sleep with prostitutes, be a good neighbor.
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The order by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit allows NRECA, the Ohio Valley Electric Corporation and subsidiaries of the American Electric Power System to participate as parties in consolidated cases that the states, the Chesapeake Bay Foundation and other green groups filed last year after EPA denied their petitions under the Clean Air Act's "Good Neighbor" provision, which allows states to ask the EPA to impose tougher controls on upwind sources of pollution.
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While the bill included provisions positively impacting Indian Country, such as moving nutrition programs to regional models to better support local producers; allowing two-year carryover funding for the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDIPR); making tribes, like states, eligible entities for Good Neighbor Authority agreements; and authorizing a Public Law 93-638 Tribal Self-Determination demonstration program to manage national forests next to existing Indian lands, there were also many missed opportunities and steps backward.
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