REPORTS FOURTH QUARTER 2017 FINANCIAL RESULTS * TWO HARBORS INVESTMENT CORP - QTRLY GAAP NET INCOME PER WEIGHTED AVERAGE BASIC COMMON SHARE $0.88 * TWO HARBORS INVESTMENT CORP - QTRLY CORE EARNINGS PER WEIGHTED AVERAGE BASIC COMMON SHARE $0.47 * TWO HARBORS INVESTMENT CORP - BOOK VALUE PER COMMON SHARE WAS $16.31 AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2017 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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But she still harbors guilt over not doing so earlier.
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Kevin clearly harbors huge baggage toward his mother, toward Miguel.
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Washington, meanwhile, now harbors deep suspicions about Turkey's regional intentions.
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There are plenty of harbors on both sides of Øresund.
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He harbors dreams of presiding over a renewed Ottoman Empire.
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And the importance of safe harbors cannot be stressed enough.
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BOOK VALUES/SHARE, CYS STOCKHOLDERS TO GET $7.79 OF COMBINED CASH & STOCK CONSIDERATION PER SHARE OF CYS STOCK * TWO HARBORS INVESTMENT - CYS STOCKHOLDERS TO EXCHANGE THEIR SHARES FOR NEWLY ISSUED SHARES OF CO'S STOCKS AS WELL AS CASH CONSIDERATION OF $15 MILLION * ANTICIPATES THAT ITS CURRENT QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF $0.47 WILL BE SUSTAINABLE THROUGH 2018 * TWO HARBORS INVESTMENT - FOLLOWING DEAL CLOSE, ALL SENIOR MANAGEMENT POSITIONS WILL CONTINUE TO BE LED BY TWO HARBORS' PERSONNEL * TWO HARBORS - BOARD WILL BE EXPANDED TO INCLUDE TWO ADDITIONAL INDEPENDENT DIRECTORS FROM CYS INVESTMENTS' CURRENT BOARD * TWO HARBORS INVESTMENT - WOULD ASSUME EXISTING NOTIONAL $75 MILLION IN CYS 7.75% SERIES A CUMULATIVE REDEEMABLE PREFERRED STOCK * TWO HARBORS INVESTMENT - WOULD ALSO ASSUME $200 MILLION IN CYS 7.50% SERIES B CUMULATIVE REDEEMABLE PREFERRED STOCK Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Volkswagen harbors electric aspirations, and it wants the world to know.
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Next up is tournament favorite Rafael Nadal - and harbors few illusions.
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It now also harbors bullying, misinformation and controversial self-expression content.
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Almost everyone harbors a dark secret or a potentially dangerous past.
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Pakistan rejects Indian accusations that it harbors and sustains the group.
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Each of the stories in this collection harbors a surreal twist.
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Such a strategy harbors risks for the former Mexico City mayor.
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Unfortunately, in times of great turmoil, there are no safe harbors.
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One of those safe harbors is the "notice and takedown" provision.
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He carries so much light yet also harbors so much darkness.
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Investors streamed into the safe harbors of sovereign bonds and gold.
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But his old summer haunt also now harbors tattoos and nightclubs.
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This Old Dutch Church's burying ground harbors gravediggers and graverobbers alike.
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To listen to him is to wonder if he harbors doubts.
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Facing attacks from the right and left, Tillis harbors few regrets.
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Republican until 1996, and still harbors some good-old fashioned conservatism
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And ZANU-PF harbors the benefactors of the spoils of misrule.
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It certainly doesn't matter to Kate, who harbors no ill will.
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" Not one to just speculate, Churchill is credited with several important inventions, including the "landship" during World War I (now known as tanks), and artificial harbors (so-called "Mulberry harbors that were eventually employed during D-Day).
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Before then, Mr. Lie was painting traditional landscapes of countryside and harbors.
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Know he's a vindictive guy who harbors grudges long beyond the moment.
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Blacktop (1972), and harbors muted affinities with Jules Dassin's Thieves' Highway (1949).
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As for the daring Eliza, she harbors thoughts of engineering his escape.
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White House officials have repeatedly denied that Trump harbors white nationalist views.
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Beijing harbors no design to rival the United States for global dominance.
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Tehran's mendacity harbors practical implications for enforcement of the 2015 nuclear deal.
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Boats acquired for the projects meanwhile are rusting in harbors across Mozambique.
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Swampy as Washington can be, it still harbors creatures who understand that.
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That says nothing about the number of neutrons the particle harbors inside.
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The president says the still-unidentified whistleblower harbors "known bias" against him.
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A Chicago judge ruled Friday there's no indication Webb harbors any bias.
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States invest pension funds in very safe harbors, which yield small returns.
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The CFPB's sandbox centers around one specific form of relief: Safe harbors.
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Understandably, Falun Gong harbors deep resentment to China and Communism in general.
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Trump has defended himself repeatedly against accusations that he harbors racist feelings.
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It also reinforced the perception that DeVos harbors disdain for public schools.
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Trump exhibits insecurity, harbors grandiose fantasies, and shows a tetchiness about criticism.
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It's as if Collins harbors the creative brain power of twelve in one.
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Police and investigators usually detect sanction evasions at points of entry, like harbors.
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By some estimates, the earth harbors more than a trillion individual microbe species.
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Despite her grief, Elizabeth emphasizes that she harbors no anger toward her husband.
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And in addition to unattractive tail lights, the rear harbors a cool feature ...
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Commonly called "lizard" brain, the amygdala harbors the drive for dominance and survival.
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"The man harbors extremist ideology, according to initial examination," the source told CNN.
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New York City is situated on one of the world's largest natural harbors.
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The Kuiper Belt , the region immediately beyond Neptune, harbors TNOs of many sizes.
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As a gay man, he certainly harbors no nostalgia for an earlier time.
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And its genome harbors a mysterious survival strategy: an extremely low mutation rate.
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Last week, Italy floated the idea of blocking NGOs from using their harbors.
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The occupied east now harbors one of the largest tank forces in Europe.
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Pakistan denies it harbors militants fighting U.S. and Afghan government forces in Afghanistan.
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The home harbors the same aesthetic of Wynwood itself: young, hip, and trendy.
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Pakistan denies that it harbors militants fighting U.S. and Afghan government forces in Afghanistan.
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Environmentalists favor offshore ports over what they consider the harmful impact of dredging harbors.
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India rejected the allegation, terming Pakistan a home to terrorism that harbors violent militants.
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Even Ferreira harbors the occasional worry about implications of this type of data-mining.
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Strong winds blew water right off bays and harbors in Tampa and Port Charlotte.
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That clearly harbors a substantial inflationary potential the Fed would have to deal with.
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Textile production isn't leaving the cost-saving harbors of South Asia or South America.
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Textile production isn't leaving the cost saving harbors of South Asia or South America.
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He still harbors some resentment toward women but says he doesn't hate them anymore.
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He coaches high school football and harbors no aspirations of advancing to loftier leagues.
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And she harbors the first inklings of self-doubt after being mocked at school.
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Investors looking for safe harbors bid up prices for U.S. government bonds and gold.
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He said, however, that he harbors no ill will toward Ford or her family.
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Do not be fooled — Putin harbors long-lasting and negative emotions towards the west.
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Unlike monopolists of the past, Silicon Valley harbors no deep-seated suspicion of government.
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He likely harbors some hatred toward humans given his upbringing as a test subject.
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As to the threat of being sent home, Mr. Ali, 19843, harbors no concern.
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"That's airports, that's pipelines, that's roads, that's bridges, that's harbors, that's canals," he said.
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She serves on the board of Three Harbors Garden Club in Cold Spring Harbor.
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He is the very circumspect in his personal conduct, harbors no biases or prejudices.
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Ricketts Glen harbors 22 named waterfalls, each cascading through rock-strewn clefts in the hillside.
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The dangerous algae harbors a deadly brevetoxin, which is why red tides are animal killers.
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Trained dolphins sweep cluttered harbors for mines and other objects that could hamper military activities.
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And if that weren't enough, this part of Pluto even harbors some other amazing geology.
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Consider this required reading for anyone who harbors secret nostalgia for her Pippi Longstocking phase.
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This includes deepening their harbors, making key terminal expansions, improving road access and rail capacity.
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He harbors little doubt that what's gotten Walden this far will succeed on any level.
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The 1,900-mile-wide (3,100 kilometers) Europa harbors a huge ocean beneath its icy shell.
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The so-called Square Mile harbors many elegant properties boasting stunning aesthetics and captivating histories.
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Clean Harbors is in the business of cleaning up industrial waste that is deemed hazardous.
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He clearly harbors no ill will toward Trump, but was strangely silent about endorsing him.
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It's vital for any lingering hope he harbors of insulating his investigation from partisan politics.
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They date, and, despite her superstitious belief that she harbors "something evil," they eventually wed.
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Trump said on Monday that Pakistan harbors terrorists while the U.S. provides it with aid.
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Didi admitted recently and for the first time that it harbors ambitions to expand overseas.
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They believe he still harbors dangerous, hard left views on the economy and foreign policy.
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The nation harbors 250,000 insect species, of which only about one-third have been named.
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He harbors no illusions about topping the singular sensation that was Ledecky's run in Rio.
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Safe harbors have also been instrumental in spurring dramatic global growth for the music industry.
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Critics of the president say his alleged "shithole" remarks prove that he harbors racist views.
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REPORTS FIRST QUARTER 2018 FINANCIAL RESULTS * TWO HARBORS INVESTMENT CORP QTRLY GAAP NET INCOME OF $1.83 PER WEIGHTED AVERAGE BASIC COMMON SHARE * TWO HARBORS INVESTMENT CORP QTRLY CORE EARNINGS OF $0.46 PER WEIGHTED AVERAGE BASIC COMMON SHARE Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The past six seasons have mostly centered on the main group's discoveries of various safe harbors, which are then undone by your walker swarms, your Governors and your cannibal cults, all leading to more searches for safe harbors to be destroyed by more predators.
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And while Jackie harbors plenty of rage, "The Comedian" is ultimately too heavy on the bull.
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Yemen isn't just a state that harbors terrorists; it is a partner in a global mission.
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S. trade talks blunted risk appetite, underpinning safe harbors including the Japanese yen and sovereign bonds.
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Jacobs, the attorney who also serves on Safe Harbors' board, works closely with ICE and CBP.
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He's stayed away from the internet in general, and harbors no ill-will towards the singer.
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" Parker says he harbors no animosity toward her as "I refuse to let anger destroy me.
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The U.S. Navy is testing a team of drone boats to protect harbors here and abroad.
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The island offers 1,5003 miles of Mediterranean coastline dotted with marinas, harbors and beach coves. InternationalLiving.
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Most notable was Trump's open condemnation of Iran as a nation that funds and harbors terrorists.
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In November, Vonn revealed that despite their split, she harbors no ill will toward her ex.
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No fashion week harbors consensus, either ideologically or aesthetically, but the range is particularly broad here.
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Despite everything, she harbors no resentment towards Americans, but the ongoing US base presence troubles her.
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Indeed, this Jovian moon harbors a global-scale, liquid-water ocean beneath its volatile icy crust.
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S. trade war sent investors stampeding to traditional safe harbors including the yen, bonds and gold.
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They have also been outspoken critics of Pakistan, the neighboring country that harbors the Taliban leadership.
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Remarkably, if he harbors ill-will—as opposed to frustration—toward Harris, Trulove doesn't show it.
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And I am left to wonder which of my outwardly supportive colleagues actually harbors negative feelings.
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China says its intentions are peaceful and rejects any suggestion it harbors territorial ambitions in Asia.
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Nantucket harbors a score of restaurants that easily match, both quality- and price-wise, Manhattan's finest.
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Beginning in February 1861, FitzRoy would send the daily forecast to harbors around the UK via telegraph.
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Lawyers argued that means the pipeline goes against the Clean Water Act and Rivers and Harbors Act.
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Vanity Fair asked Teller if he harbors any animosity now that the movie is generating Oscar buzz.
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It harbors giant manta rays in addition to corals, jellies, whales, sea turtles, and other animal species.
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Throughout his life Trump has expressed similar ideas while insisting he harbors no prejudice against specific groups.
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But he also admires the rage that Beverly (viewers, meet Ryan Murphy's angry Black woman archetype) harbors.
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It's part of a Tasmanian World Heritage Site that harbors some of the oldest trees on Earth.
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Taken together, all three works express simultaneously a certain longing and unease Hatoum harbors towards her homeland.
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Also, keep in mind that finding a cousin of Earth doesn't guarantee that it harbors sentient beings.
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Each of the 20003 million or so persons currently living with HIV harbors a slightly different variant.
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There's good news for wannabe players, then, with word that it most definitely harbors global expansion plans.
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This is a particularly important measurement because nearly every place on Earth with water also harbors life.
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Not one penny of American treasure should be granted to any nation who harbors these heathen animals.
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Rather, they know that the Sun harbors the secret to a virtually unlimited source of clean energy.
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Trump receives a thick briefing book every night, but nobody harbors the illusion that he reads it.
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Trump harbors particular scorn for America's friends and neighbors, whom he views as cheaters and free-riders.
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From Two Harbors, we could see them, a chain of trail rats silhouetted on the rocky ridgeline.
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Canada, while purporting to be a proud multilingual country, undoubtedly harbors people who think the same way.
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So, when students accuse me of leading an institution that harbors and promotes fascism, it offends me.
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Cramer harbors a grudge for Wall Street professionals who tell people they can't invest on their own.
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By design, safe harbors ensure that new products or services meet the requirements of existing legal regimes.
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But over the years we have come to believe that she harbors significant racial and gender biases.
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Russia and China have also committed to exploring new weapons capabilities, and Iran still harbors nuclear aspirations.
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Its rugged coastline boasts dramatic cliffs and tiny coves dotted with ancient forts and quaint fishing harbors.
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Elsewhere in the solar system, Saturn's moon Titan, which also harbors methane, is another candidate for life.
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Although he is regarded as a liberal, his party also harbors members with more right-wing views.
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U.S. must beware China's 'Guam killer' missile On these artificial island sites, China has excavated deep channels to improve access to its outposts, created artificial harbors, dredged natural harbors and constructed new berthing areas to allow access for larger ships, according to the Pentagon's annual China Military Power report.
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Those comparisons may not be perfect—for one thing, it's not clear that Ocasio-Cortez harbors presidential ambitions.
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Our subways and harbors, our tunnels and bridges and factories -- all required at least as great a sacrifice.
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He feels relief his family is safe, but also harbors guilt about exposing his family to potential danger.
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The blip of a scene reassured us that Paris (Liza Weil) still harbors a massive crush on him.
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Our digestive system, a group of organs that includes the stomach and colon, harbors nearly 100 trillion bacteria.
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A room that houses many refugee women and children in the Safe Harbors shelter at Christ Ministry Center.
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"The court harbors doubt as to whether Wilson would be considered intellectually disabled by most clinicians," he wrote.
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" Fisher harbors no hate for the couple that "rejected" her daughter – in fact, she "feels sorry for them.
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"The court harbors doubt as to whether Wilson would be considered intellectually disabled by most clinicians," he wrote.
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Despite the opportunities YouTube presents, Hinton harbors no illusion as to the toxicity inherent in the site's culture.
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"We had the potential chance to catch up on the massive backlog of maintenance in our harbors," Rep.
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Southeast Alaska's Admiralty Island National Monument harbors one of the highest concentrations of brown bears in the world.
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Landing craft move personnel and cargo from bases and ships to harbors, beaches, and contested or damaged ports.
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Seinfeld, clearly, harbors a fondness of comedy's past, and revels in the freedom to kibitz with fellow practitioners.
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Veterans argue that the dioxin was confirmed in the major harbors as a result of river discharge plumes.
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Ithaca winters are bleak and brutal, so it's no surprise that the town harbors a burgeoning metal community.
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At our race briefing in Two Harbors, Lemmel asked who was doing a swimrun for the first time.
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The House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, still harbors a grudge about that opposition from the left, and rightly so.
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Newport Harbor, one of the largest recreational harbors on the West Coast, is 15 minutes away by car.
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But Mr. Taplin wants to end safe harbors because he believes that internet platforms maintain too much power.
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But South Korean society harbors a deep bias against L.G.B.T. people, despite increasingly vocal support in recent years.
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Jim Cramer harbors a grudge for Wall Street professionals who tell people they can't invest on their own.
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For example, making American rivers and harbors navigable by clearing obstructions was assigned to Congress by the constitution.
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The Chinese have been creating harbors, runways and reinforced hangars big enough for military aircraft on the islands.
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NBPA Executive Director Michele Roberts sees where this is going, yet harbors concern on behalf of her players.
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Two Harbors said in July it would shutter its mortgage loan securitization business due to challenging market conditions.
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Clinton has given the impression that she harbors a faint hope she could still become president one day.
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She surely harbors some residual Stark hatred that will factor into her frosty reception of the northern contingent.
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But Vieques harbors another, toxic history; one that chronicles a struggle for Puerto Ricans' civil rights amid environmental exploitation.
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Look, the fact is, is that pretty much everyone in the country harbors inner thoughts, their own political leanings.
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" Continued Higgins, "Not one penny of American treasure should be granted to any nation who harbors these heathen animals.
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If she still harbors resentment, your speaking with her may cause even more stress — the last thing we want.
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Ahmed told the France-based AFP news agency that he forgives the shooter and harbors no hatred toward him.
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Saturn's moon Titan harbors a key chemical ingredient that may allow organisms to exist on this distant, chilly world.
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Instead, he showed he harbors the same bigotries that gave rise to the Curiel controversy in the first place.
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It is a theory consistent with the highly transactional view Trump harbors of agreements, alliances, and institutions like NATO.
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He harbors ambitions that end with a dominant Russia expanding its influence and a weak United States contracting inwards.
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Still, Becerra said he also harbors concerns about the legal process that ultimately decides who stays and who goes.
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The United States and Iran must be cognizant of the political sensitivities that each side harbors in their relations.
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Pause and digest that: Half the country -- HALF -- thinks the elected President of the United States harbors racist views.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer harbors a grudge for Wall Street professionals who tell people they can't invest on their own.
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Creating a streamlined regulatory structure to deliver projects faster will leverage these dollars into more roads and deeper harbors.
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The wave created the Narrows, which now connects the Atlantic Ocean to one of the world's largest natural harbors.
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Another item that harbors a lot of bacteria is one that we tend to keep the closest: the cellphone.
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He harbors his doubts, as anyone who has committed himself to an organized religion does from time to time.
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The Greenport store One Love Beach offers rentals and lessons to get you started exploring inlets, harbors and waterways.
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Khloé Kardashian harbors no ill feelings toward Tristan Thompson and Jordyn Woods following their cheating scandal earlier this year.
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How much deference is owed a president who harbors illegitimate motives for what may be an otherwise permissible policy?
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ALEXANDRIA (Egypt) (Reuters) - Egypt on Thursday reopened two Mediterranean harbors that were shut this week due to bad weather.
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Other NGO crews have faced criminal charges, had their ships seized, and been refused permission to enter European harbors.
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Without safe harbors, companies would be forced to censor user content to avoid costly litigation, undermining creativity and innovation.
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Safe harbors for online platforms are not "vast loopholes" as the entertainment trade associations would lead you to believe.
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Allowing $10 billion to sit idle and unused is particularly problematic considering the state of U.S. ports and harbors.
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But Asia, which saw North Korea conducting repeated nuclear tests this year, harbors major geopolitical risks of its own.
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The green garlic powder is musky, niçoise olive is crumbly and assertive, and smoked onion harbors a sweet edge.
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Experts have long suspected that the North harbors the germ, which in 1980 was declared eradicated from human populations.
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The planet's North pole is notorious for the 1,250-mile-wide storm it harbors, which Cassini has photographed many times.
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The AfD denies it harbors racist views and says its members have been victims of attacks by far-left groups.
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The nearsighted evening, evening out all prizes, all signs of shipping, dissolves what cut on the horizon harbors his pie.
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We wanted to offer ourselves and our spaces as harbors, and reach out to other communities, to break down borders.
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It's tough to resist the call of the beach, even if a particular shoreline harbors plenty of history and drama.
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The Chief, harbors some anti-union sentiments making for some funny back-and-forth between her and the Toad laborers.
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Groff's tales are all set in Florida, a landscape that harbors snakes, panthers, and threats of a more existential nature.
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Art has become a valuable asset for a global elite eager to stash their money in safe and secluded harbors.
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Trump harbors suspicions that the Democratic administration of President Barack Obama started the investigation in 2016 to undermine his presidency.
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That is, he harbors within himself a version of an ideal self, but he fails to live up to it.
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The GOP, in contrast, now harbors a cacophony of different economic approaches, from pure libertarianism to Trump's incoherent economic nationalism.
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To the shock of no one, around half of each party harbors feelings of "anger and fear" toward the other.
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To Mirza, these arguments are familiar, having grown up in the Bohra community, but she harbors little sympathy for them.
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At a closing press conference before departing the summit, Trump was asked whether he still harbors skepticism about climate change.
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"We will not allow Iran to transform Syria into forward base sea harbors, air bases and Shia militias," he said.
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The club will provide pump-out stations, such as those found in many harbors in the United States and Scandinavia.
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But both Canadian and American fishermen said they noticed increased activity in harbors and in the Atlantic in early June.
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After all, it's hard enough keeping kitchen floors clean without an add-on that harbors pet hair and cooking splatters.
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The Great War was ending so New York City went wild, from its harbors to churches and streets and skyscrapers.
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Unclear if Kim still harbors bad feelings after Tristan cheated on Khloe with Kylie's BFF (and that other time too).
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According to the Environmental Protection Agency's web archives, the cruise line was charged with "releasing sewage into harbors" in Alaska.
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Harbors are littered with ferries that capsized or were washed ashore, leaving fewer vessels to carry supplies back and forth.
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Two White House aides said the President has continued to vent about Tester and harbors a personal grudge against him.
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As Congress considers this important priority, the administration shouldn't bind Congress' hands by including DMCA-like safe harbors in NAFTA.
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A one-way ticket is expected to cost about 80 Canadian dollars and take about 3.5 hours docking at downtown harbors.
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"That was kind of neat," said Taylor, who harbors no ill will toward the companies that did not stick by him.
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He wants to save her, but she was placed in the asylum by her husband, who harbors even more terrible secrets.
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Roughly 19 percent of all goods that came through Dutch harbors were produced on slave plantations in the Americas, he said.
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At 50 feet long, however, the vessel is relatively small, and both islands have harbors that accommodate boats of that size.
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Gilberto Valle, the "cannibal cop" from New York City, reveals he still harbors dark sexual fantasies about killing and eating women.
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Season 3 harbors a quiet obsession with America's prevailing economic system and the consumerism it breeds, as well as the corruption.
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"It's a clear and powerful message that the US harbors no ill will toward the Arab and Muslim world," he said.
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Rock Dog follows a would-be sheep-herding dog that harbors a fierce desire to be a rock 'n' roll star.
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In those countries, it harbors an array of bacterial and viral diseases that infect humans, including a potentially deadly hemorrhagic fever.
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As one nation defends itself, even if it harbors no ill will towards others, it sometimes appears to be a threat.
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Voyages in Canada and New England take place in the autumn months, exploring fishing villages, Maine harbors, and Canadian maritime ports.
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I would suggest, in this season of goodwill, that everyone who harbors regrets about Trump practice a bit of self-compassion.
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And in 2016, with venture money flooding into young tech start-ups, everyone has an app and harbors Uber-style ambitions.
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What's more, economists have also demonstrated that realigning incentives through narrowing safe harbors could materially improve the online environment for all.
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"She smiles through a thousand tears and harbors adolescent fears / She dreams of all that she can never be," she sang.
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He also feels like a bit of a mate—he's after Olgierd's soul, but he harbors no particular animosity toward you.
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The last time it docked in New York's harbors was in the aftermath of the terror attacks of September 25, 26.
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Jay Inslee, a Democrat, harbors dreams of enacting a muscular carbon pricing plan along with California, Oregon and officials in Canada.
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As you know, Hurricane Dorian killed at least 20 people in the Bahamas and reduced houses, hospitals and harbors to rubble.
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These clapboard-and-brick towns sit two miles apart on schooner-spotted harbors next to rounded mountains and sparkling freshwater lakes.
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The C.I.A. began mining Nicaraguan harbors in 1984: The nominally covert, but well publicized, operations were not aimed at sinking ships.
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Now she harbors ambitions to become a kind of fashion Socrates, envisaging an itinerant future lecturing on the philosophy of fashion.
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With the sound system tied to the guard rails, they cruised the shadowy San Pedro and Long Beach harbors after dark.
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They insist he harbors no political ambitions in Afghanistan, where he grew up and returned as ambassador from 2003 to 2005.
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I've been known to sneak out of hotels in early-morning hours to cast into rivers, harbors, ponds, you name it.
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Officials are in the process of closing commercial harbors and will close some highways when the storm arrives, Governor Ige said.
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Europe still harbors considerable ambivalence about getting too close to China, which talks more about open trade than it actually practices.
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What's more distressing is that Ms. Sarsour is not the only leader of the women's movement who harbors such alarming ideas.
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Nunberg, who's been in exile from Trumpworld for some time now, still surely harbors some underlying desire for a triumphant return.
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If he harbors any thoughts of compromise, he has kept them to himself, perhaps wary of the anti-American political climate.
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Legal measures like safe harbors and fair use enforce that balance to protect and promote American jobs, dollars, creativity and innovation.
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They seem to have given up on the country, giving it attention only to the extent that it harbors dangerous radicals.
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In an interview, Mr. Gooley said he had deep misgivings about the verdict and still harbors doubts about Mr. Lewis's guilt.
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We don't know for sure, but in the Vogue video, Hailey did reveal that she harbors a serious obsession with Shake Shack.
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Mandatory evacuations were also issued for the harbors in several Mississippi coastal cities, including Gulfport, Long Beach, and Biloxi, according to WLOX.
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Mexican Sheriff Valenti (Rosa Arredondo), for example, harbors ill will towards the Ortecho family, whom she believes came to the country illegally.
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It's true that it is difficult to scale service-based marketplaces, but each marketplace is different and harbors its own unique problems.
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Those Who KnewIdra NoveyOut November 023Somewhere in an unnamed country, a woman harbors a secret that could drastically change the political landscape.
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The Florida senator, who still harbors higher ambitions, may want to keep a respectable distance from his former nemesis on some issues.
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The stolen fuel is generally sold across Southeast Asia, offloaded directly into trucks or tanks at small harbors away from oil terminals.
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Tyler said that, while he harbors no great love for the current GOP establishment, a new party could be a dead-end.
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Tilley said she harbors no ill will toward the school that introduced her to her husband and some of her closest friends.
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A House panel on Wednesday backed a $5 billion waterways bill to boost the nation's ports, harbors, dams and other water resources.
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Mr. Child photographed the Great Wall as well as pagodas, temples, bridges, crowded harbors, roadsides lined with stone sculptures and humble storefronts.
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Terry McAuliffe was asked whether he harbors any aspirations of seeking the highest political office when he ends his term next year.
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This is actually not so surprising considering East Asia harbors two of the world's last remaining communist regimes: China and North Korea.
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The companies' campus networks are primarily designed for use in manufacturing, including factory floors, logistics centers, as well as airports and harbors.
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The rest come from sustainable harbors in other parts of Maine, as well as from New Brunswick and Nova Scotia in Canada.
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Joao Felix harbors the same dream Cristiano Ronaldo once did as a youngster: to be the best soccer player in the world.
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Exports were disrupted by a tropical cyclone that struck the main mining and export harbors in Western Australia state in late March.
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Multiple commanders vie for cash-producing towns; unit-producing structures like barracks, towers, or harbors; and the stronghold, the base of operations.
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Also, the space agency harbors doubts that SpaceX will be ready by the due date for the next moon landing of 2024.
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But this monument to his prodigious fund-raising strength also reveals one of his greatest vulnerabilities, especially if he harbors presidential ambitions.
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"The man harbors extremist ideology, according to initial examination," the statement said, adding that the incident resulted in no casualties or damage.
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Social Q's A reader feels torn between separated parents, one of whom hides none of the anger she harbors toward her ex.
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None have resulted in convictions, but ships have been held in French and Spanish harbors as well as in Italy and Malta.
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And his claim that by putting more tariff rocks in our harbors to keep out foreign goods, we can all become richer?
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Others suggest the Beijing is unlikely to provide much help on North Korea, and also harbors fears of their own about Pyongyang.
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A person close to Vindman dismissed the idea that he harbors any political motivation that factored into his decision to come forward.
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As Congress considers the 2016 Water Resources and Development Act, investing in U.S. ports and harbors should be among the top priorities.
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A man who harbors racist views about one set of brown people — Latin Americans, say — is unlikely to think well of others.
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Now recently leaked emails fuel the suspicion that he harbors a long-held hatred of immigrants, especially when they are not white.
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He harbors a secret desire to be a chef, while his father wants him to go to M.I.T. and become a scientist.
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"Good man," said one of his temporary guests, Abdul Sylla, a 29-year-old from Guinea who harbors vague hopes of studying.
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A darkened space accessible along a surrounding wooden walkway harbors five unmanned rowboats that gently bob up and down on a dark surface.
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In one scene we learn that a character harbors a dark secret involving sex and a clothespin, but no further details are provided.
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It's not unusual for drugs taken by people to end up as contaminants in harbors and waterways surrounding cities, including antibiotics and cocaine.
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Workers with the Clean Harbors company began power-washing the streets in downtown San Diego Monday, with a mixture of chlorine and bleach.
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Indonesia is the focus today, but Orami clearly harbors ambitions to be the e-commerce site of choice for women in Southeast Asia.
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" Hogan said to keep an eye on the multiple on consumer staples, telecoms and utilities, "the safe harbors that have gotten very expensive.
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Trajan contributed to the Empire in other ways as well, launching large public works that included the construction of aqueducts, bridges, and harbors.
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His fund's largest positions are feed company Darling Ingredients Inc and oil and gas exploration company Clean Harbors Inc, according to Morningstar data.
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Space pirate Hail Bristol has established a fearsome reputation, but she harbors a secret: she's actually royalty, an heir to the Indranan Empire.
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Pakistan accuses India and Afghanistan of supporting insurgent groups in Baluchistan, and alleges that Afghanistan harbors groups that conduct terrorist attacks in Pakistan.
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Kabul says Pakistan harbors militants seeking to overthrow the Afghan government, among them the Haqqani network and the leadership of the Afghan Taliban.
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The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee approved a $5 billion WRDA bill to boost the nation's ports, harbors, dams and other water resources.
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Both genetic and environmental factors can come into play — some people may naturally have a bodily environment that harbors certain kinds of bacteria.
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Clayton's wife, Elizabeth, who harbors no anger towards her husband, wants to do everything in her power to keep her son's memory alive.
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Scientists are still debating whether some of these substances are produced by the sponge itself or by other beneficial bacteria that it harbors.
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Bob harbors some troubling views about sexuality, to say the least, but the revelation that Ann was not sexually violated does seem noteworthy.
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There are few safe harbors of familiarity; even if you just want sparkling water, you have a choice of Vichy Catalan or Mondariz.
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Still, neither side harbors any illusion that this meeting of two apparent opposites is likely to change dramatically the views of the other.
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Footage from surveillance cameras and webcams shows the water coming in, the roads being swept away and the towns and harbors being destroyed.
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USMCA includes safe harbors that provide clear protections of intellectual property, as well as predictability for consumers, creators, and online platforms and services.
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But Dev is all too familiar with the snail's pace of Indian bureaucracy and harbors serious doubts that they'll ever see the money.
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But he harbors no illusions about legalizing his status, at least as long as Mr. Trump holds the highest office in the land.
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"Our own country, siding with the country that harbors terrorists," David Matthew Morales, who was injured on the ship, told reporters on Wednesday.
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And Attorney General William P. Barr harbors unusually broad views of a president's power to unilaterally start even major wars on his own.
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"It's a clear and powerful message that the U.S. harbors no ill-will" toward the Arab and Muslim world, he told reporters in Washington.
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Of course, we know washing away the bacteria that harbors on bristles is the key to maintaining a clear complexion and seamless makeup base.
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Ro harbors a deep, painful desire to raise a child, but she happens to be single and isn't particularly interested in finding a mate.
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Splintered cell phone towers and trees are still blocking roads, while crushed boats bob broken in harbors, trapping hundreds of residents attempting to relocate.
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What I watched was a fascinatingly twisted timeline, a version of 2019 America that still harbors resentment toward the turbulent politics of the 1970s.
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It is no secret that the relatively young speaker harbors higher political ambitions that could carry him to the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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The feud plays into Clinton campaign charges that Trump harbors prejudice against women and Hispanics -- two crucial demographics that could help decide November's election.
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Turkey not only borders Syria but harbors its own Kurdish minority; therefore, it strongly opposes Kurdish national aspirations in Syria and Iraq as well.
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ISIS harbors a special disdain for Yazidis, who are not Muslim, and after its militants in Iraq seized Mosul, in 2014, they attacked Shingal.
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During 2018, the United States reported that the DPRK significantly increased ship-to-ship transfers of petroleum products that wound up in its harbors.
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While Sharon begs for her husband's forgiveness, Rob harbors a secret that has the power to blow up their family right underneath their feet.
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Chinese naval expert Li Jie told the Global Times the platforms could power lighthouses, defense facilities, airports and harbors in the South China Sea.
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Suspicions that Mr. Obama harbors some dreams of joining them — at least in some capacity — were given new life during the past several weeks.
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Pakistani Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif added his voice to a chorus of indignation over the U.S. criticism, reiterating Pakistan's denial that it harbors militants.
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But the Corps' most notable legacy may be making Great Lakes harbors safer and reducing river obstacles, a boon to the growing nation's economy.
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Governments and analysts worry that Russian President Vladimir Putin still harbors ambitions to control more of the former Soviet states in the Baltic region.
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The only other American character was Sarah, who worked at a design firm and harbors a not-so-secret obsession with her coworker Karl.
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Everyone, it seems, harbors shameful secrets, not least the house itself, where Sebastien's wife and baby died and a wraithlike apparition flits and hovers.
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And for some residents like Mr. Arroyo, the basement harbors a resource even scarcer in this city for men like him, he said: kindness.
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Madeline still harbors feelings for her ex, Nathan (James Tupper), as is obvious in the barbs she slings at Bonnie, a younger yoga instructor.
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Even if a person harbors only a small number of X4 viruses, they may multiply in the absence of competition from their viral cousins.
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China, they say, still harbors deep suspicions about the North and Mr. Kim, despite the recent thaws in the neighbors' off-and-on relationship.
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Amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, countries have been implementing restrictive measures to curb the spread of the novel virus, including closing ports and harbors.
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By then, other Eastern Seaboard cities had great harbors, but none had a comparable water tributary to the expanding interior of the United States.
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"Glacier ice harbors diverse microbes, yet the associated viruses and their impacts on ice microbiomes have been unexplored," the authors wrote in the paper.
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With the released emails showing that, as many have suspected, he harbors an affinity for white nationalist and fringe media organizations, Miller must resign.
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Moscow still harbors ambitions of peeling Turkey away from NATO and is selling Turkey its advanced S-400 radar system, much to Washington's displeasure.
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Harbors would be drained and foreign countries would be visited in the search for the Beaumont children, but nothing turned up that was conclusive.
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Phil Streible, senior market strategist at RJO Futures, agrees that Apple has too much risk to be deemed a buy, but harbors different concerns.
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Later, Cramer's vision of a nationwide "industrial renaissance" was reaffirmed by Alan McKim, the chairman, president and CEO of waste disposal giant Clean Harbors.
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It must hold the infrastructure of a country, including military bases, landfills, reservoirs, national parks and one of the world's busiest airports and harbors.
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In villages and harbors around the islands, people said they were bewildered about being thrust into a battle between China and the United States.
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Refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants have traveled from Africa and the Middle East in pursuit of the relatively safer harbors of Europe for decades.
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The ultracool dwarf star system, which first was announced back in February, has garnered a lot of interest because it harbors seven Earth-size planets.
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We got Freddie at LAX Saturday, and he clearly harbors a grudge that the Biebs was squarely in Floyd Mayweather's corner during last year's fight.
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On Monday, Malmström said the EU still harbors many concerns about the Chinese market that could obstruct closer business ties, including discrimination against EU businesses.
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But, like a character in a comic book who harbors an inner arch-villain with a plan to destroy the universe, Grant had another side.
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The pair said they thought about turning back, but the islands of Maui and Lanai didn&apost have harbors deep enough to accommodate their sailboat.
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Brandy Fraser, 70, of Two Harbors, Minnesota, said she was raised a Democrat but became a Republican after watching the party move to the left.
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S. trade war, protests in Hong Kong and a crash in Argentina's peso currency drove investors to safe harbors like bonds, gold, and the yen.
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One reason racism persists is because most of us cannot see as clearly as Kendi how the mind — and body politic — casually harbors racist ideas.
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Louganis harbors "no hard feelings" against Wheaties maker General Mills and says he actually "praises" the company for their diversity and progression over the years.
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American naval ships roam the waters along Iran's 1,100-mile southern coastline, their radar trained on the shore and on Iranian ships leaving their harbors.
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Lone Star's Ashcroft said onshore terminals are safer than offshore projects because oil spills are more easily cleaned up in harbors than in open water.
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However, proving to regulators that a trade qualifies for one of the safe harbors can be extremely taxing, requiring lots of form-filling and documentation.
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An increasing number of states have become so-called safe harbors by adopting laws to prevent children from facing criminal charges of prostitution or solicitation.
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It's gripping and unnerving, a noir-style mystery with no answers that goes in entirely unexpected directions (and harbors a hint of William Faulkner too).
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Moreover, the audience harbors a knowledge they don't about what the broader future holds in the Soviet Union, making their decisions all the more perilous.
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These defendants claimed that their dealings in marijuana fell within the relevant state safe harbors, and sought injunctions against the federal government continuing their prosecutions.
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Pichai will testify before the House Judiciary Committee, where he is likely to face questions from Republicans on whether the search company harbors political bias.
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Oryx and Crake's Jimmy hates his shadow self Crake, but he also harbors the fantasy of wiping out the human race, the way Crake does.
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The United States harbors a wide range of environments of various climatic conditions, many of which are favorable to mosquitoes and the transmission of disease.
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Even the humid conditions in many swamps present a problem for human microbiome, which harbors more pesky microorganisms in moist conditions than in dry ones.
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It's gripping and unnerving, a noir-style mystery with no answers that goes in entirely unexpected directions (and harbors a hint of William Faulkner, too).
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But just like any other multiplayer game, from World of Warcraft to Overwatch, Westworld also harbors all the types of jerks you hate playing with.
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Their main operational weapon on the ground overseas is a killer known only as the Asset (Vincent Cassel), who harbors a personal grudge against Bourne.
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The president, who has only bad memories of the hotel in the past and despairs at its current condition, harbors big plans for its future.
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" In Teicher's view, the poem's title betrays a fear its speaker harbors about herself; the poem is a "cautionary" tale, a road "thankfully not taken.
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But historical texts and archaeological finds of ancient anchors and harbors indicate that the Dead Sea had a thriving maritime culture for thousands of years.
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A major factor behind this year's surge came last May, when the government relaxed rules for building turbines offshore in the country's harbors and ports.
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Wallcoverings depicting ruins crumbling on steep cliffs, volcanoes threatening villages and harbors besieged by soldiers have been highly sought after since the 1790s or so.
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Their tunnels are often safe harbors for fish and crabs, while the leftovers they toss out the back get eaten by passing shrimp and clams.
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Made in the late 1830s, they apply lessons gleaned from some two decades of studying harbors and coastlines to tales from history and epic poetry.
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Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX Strategy at BK Asset Management, also harbors concerns over how quickly the S&P 500 has risen this year.
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Michael T. Flynn, has described North Korea as a country that harbors "hatred of the West," suggesting that he would advise a hard-line approach.
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Despite Honor members' explicitly neo-Nazi body art and documented involvement in racist hooligan violence, Filimonov denied that his group harbors racist or extremist ideology.
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Perhaps there was a mailing list error, or your nephew, having grown up with your former wife, harbors some (obviously ill-advised) affection for her.
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French Montana clearly harbors no ill will or hard feelings after his breakup with Khloe Kardashian, because he couldn't be happier she's having a baby.
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The US intelligence community has resoundingly concluded that Russian election influence worked against her, and for Trump, likely because Putin harbors a grudge against Hillary.
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But the degree to which Redstone stands as an example: He harbors the same single-mindedness running through a lot of the executives mentioned above.
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Researchers in the UK have suggested that human beings are naturally drawn to water environments "because they have supported human settlement," such as coasts and harbors.
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Although he harbors no intentions of attempting his 100m world record of 9.58 seconds, Bolt aims to go out in the blaze of glory in London.
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It has a moon crumbling under the weight of its own stress, might be suitable for growing potatoes, and harbors remains from a giant ancient ocean.
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Ukraine is a country sandwiched between Russia and Europe and harbors aspirations to join the EU and NATO — ambitions that have affronted its powerful neighbor Russia.
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Clinton also took the debate as an opportunity to clarify -- for any Democrat who still harbors doubts -- that she is indeed running for Obama's third term.
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Up and down the Chinese coastline, in harbors and along coastal rivers, companies bought big plots of land, purchased cranes, and hired large numbers of welders.
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They set out for a nearby settlement, which offers them security, but also harbors some dangerous secrets that will make them choose between freedom and security.
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He has since deleted the tweet and offered his apology, saying he feels "terrible" for wearing the blackface and insisted that he harbors no racist views.
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In May 2012, a seven-foot wave in Lake Erie near Cleveland swept beachgoers off their feet and swamped boats in harbors, according to the NWS.
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More than a dozen states are safe harbors, including New York, Tennessee and Florida, said Yasmin Vafa, executive director of Rights4Girls, a Washington, D.C.-based group.
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Reuters, The Information and other media have consistently reported over the past year that Google harbors ambitions to bring the Google Play Store to Chinese soil.
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Kushner and Christie were reportedly feuding and those same sources told the network Kushner harbors a grudge against the governor for prosecuting his father in 2004.
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But privately, foreign diplomats have confided that the biggest problem with the agreement is the visceral distaste the President harbors towards anything that his predecessor achieved.
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Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg will face questions at a conservative think tank this week over last month's allegations that the company harbors an anti-conservative bias.
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The manner in which Cruz left the race — "Our movement will continue," he told supporters — left little doubt that he harbors presidential ambitions in future cycles.
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For Schultz, if he indeed harbors presidential aspirations, this is the one time the stars are more or less aligned for a legitimate third-party candidate.
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The Corps strictly adhered to multiple federal laws and regulations, including the Clean Water Act, the Rivers and Harbors Act, and the National Historic Preservation Act.
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Nong Petch, the original creation that harbors her son's spirit, remains Mama Ning's coddled favorite despite the hundreds of other dolls that now inhabit her house.
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The White House declined to comment, but some of Mr. Trump's advisers say he harbors a handful of conspiracy theories that have no grounding in fact.
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It's illegal for a store owner to discriminate against customers because they happen to belong to a group against which the shopkeeper harbors a personal prejudice.
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The Belgian writer-director Anne-Cécile Vandalem's atmospheric production is set in 2025 aboard a decommissioned Danish cruise ship that harbors a motley crew of stowaways.
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Before our eyes, he melts through his kingmaker character's sang-froid to reveal the idealism he still harbors in his heart, misguided though it may be.
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City officials say they have invested more than $12 billion over the last decade to upgrade wastewater treatment plants and improve water quality of the harbors.
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Mr. Erdogan also says that Germany harbors members of the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or P.K.K., which has waged an insurgency in southeastern Turkey for several decades.
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We use animals as ideas to amplify and enlarge aspects of ourselves, turning them into simple, safe harbors for things we feel and often cannot express.
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Meanwhile, a recent study found that weakened safe harbors would result in the loss of 425,000 American jobs and $44 billion in U.S. GDP each year.
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In addition to providing for thousands of jobs and creativity today, safe harbors provide for the jobs, innovation and creativity of tomorrow by safeguarding tech startups.
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This is true even though the money is raised through a user fee paid only by those who ship into and out of ports and harbors.
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While he harbors serious academic goals—he mentions passing interests in chemistry and neuroscience— Solomon tells me he ultimately wants to bowl on the PBA Tour.
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Five harbors overseen by Dalian customs - Dalian, Bayuquan, Panjin, Dandong and Beiliang - will not allow Australian coal to clear through customs, said the Dalian port official.
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Economic development has been the justification for federal involvement going back to the country's efforts in the early 1800s to improve harbors and rivers for navigation.
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He still lives with his parents, works as a salesman at a printer company, and harbors an extreme passion for the online world of Final Fantasy XIV.
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Republicans who feel Silicon Valley harbors a bias against conservative views are developing their own online networks, according to a Saturday report in The New York Times.
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Professional fighting isn't just about two men or women having a scrap in front of a paying audience—it's an art form which harbors some extreme complexities.
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Yellowstone Park annex The massive impacts would have produced regional hydrothermal systems much such as those in Yellowstone National Park, which harbors chemically powered microbes, he said.
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S. trade war shook confidence in the world economy and sent investors steaming to the safe harbors of sovereign bonds and gold, while slugging emerging market currencies.
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The rewrite seeks to make clear which trades qualify for safe harbors, such as when banks facilitate client trades and hedge risks, and to expand those exemptions.
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Hannity and Trump reportedly speak almost nightly, and Fox leadership harbors suspicions that their top host has spent time bad-mouthing his own network to the president.
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" Perhaps to draw a distinction from the ambitious Bush doctrine, Obama noted "a strategy that involves invading every country that harbors terrorist networks is naïve and unsustainable.
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Surrounding yourself with like-minded professionals harbors inspiration to be your own personal best in the workplace, she said, and provides a network of support and guidance.
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As our boat crests around the craggy southeastern shore of Block Island, past cliffs and harbors dotted with picturesque New England homes, the turbines recede from view.
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Since its release in April, "Thy Will" has been getting much stronger radio play among Christian stations than country stations, but Scott said she harbors no disappointment.
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Pictures of animals are so pure that they're oases—harbors from the storm of online life, where violence, prejudice, awful news, and heated disagreement are always around.
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In any conflict in the world, the United States normally has open access to the territory, harbors, airfields, bases and material assistance of more than 2628 countries.
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He says she harbors no ill feelings toward him for making a deal with a paparazzi agency to stage photos of him getting ready for the wedding.
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He still harbors "a little bit of fear" that Vanessa might hurt Nick, but overall this feelings-fest seems to have left a positive impression on him.
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The new laws amended the "safe harbors" provisions of the Communications Decency Act that had protected websites from criminal liability over third-party or user-generated content.
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As we'd learn, Juan harbors a distrust of phones in the hands of his pollos because he thinks US borderland law enforcement officials are tracking their movements.
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If the slime turns people away this weekend and keeps them away, it might mean empty hotels, layoffs at restaurants and bars, and boats docked in harbors.
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As fate (or production) would have it, Booth scores the date care even though she harbors no desire to go on a date with anyone but Underwood.
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Gatekeeper-backed lobbyists are always looking to roll back balanced copyright provisions like fair use and safe harbors, which big and small platforms rely on to operate.
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Television footage showed ships moving out to sea from harbors as tsunami warnings wailed after alerts of waves of up to 3 meters (10 feet) were issued.
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The real question of whether one can justify invading a country that has not attacked us or our allies, but harbors terrorists, was fraught with moral ambiguities.
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You can hear it clearly then, but the sobbing still harbors a little bit of hope, a little bit of promise that the day does not afford.
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The United States still harbors hopes of a grand bargain that will end the Syrian conflict, but putting Syria back together again is a long way off.
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That message, from a boy being held captive, leads Morck and Assad (Fares Fares) to a reclusive religious sect that harbors a serial killer (Pal Sverre Hagen).
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However, in the weeks since it's clear that he harbors a special kind of animosity for a couple of specific rappers: Joe Budden and Machine Gun Kelly.
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We had spent three days aboard the Arctic Sunrise, a Greenpeace ship docked in one of the city's harbors, to test our equipment and conduct security drills.
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But attempts to screen finished sections keep comically failing, and Hannaford, who also harbors unrequited feelings for the film's male lead, seems to descend into mental collapse.
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The idea that they represent a potential threat to America is either laughable or alarming, suggesting that Trump harbors aspirations of completely severing America's traditional diplomatic relationships.
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So she books the family on a Monster Cruise, where the dark lord swoons for the ship's mysterious captain, Ericka (Kathryn Hahn), who harbors a dangerous secret.
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The A.P. also raised doubts about the women's claims that their boat would not fit in some Hawaiian harbors, which it noted were frequented by larger vessels.
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Yet this parched Outback western, awash in noirish mannerisms and a sunstroke-inducing palette, harbors a robust social conscience beneath its hotbed of bribery and sex trafficking.
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But that announcement was premature: According to the World Health Organization, India harbors 2000 percent of the world's cases, with more than 22017,21 new diagnoses each year.
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Her first stop would be Saturn's tiny moon Enceladus, where she would take samples of its ocean, which harbors many of the conditions needed to sustain life.
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If copyright provisions are to be included as part of trade negotiations, then measures like safe harbors and fair use are just as important as enforcement measures.
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Jennifer, from everything I've heard, is a kind and openhearted person who harbors no resentment toward her ex or toward the woman who broke up their marriage.
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And the outside world would have a devil of a time getting into the affected area because all the harbors and airports would be fried as well.
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They saw in 1989 that the vast Chinese population harbors the same subversive impulses, so they mean to crush it anywhere it appears in the People's Republic.
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Afghanistan has a country to its east, Pakistan, which not only harbors its enemies, but is also haunted by the possibility of India gaining an increasing foothold.
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But there is little evidence so far that McCabe harbors some kind of personal vendetta against the president, let alone any evidence that it's affecting his job performance.
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From the opening sequence, you're dropped into a customization screen to create your protagonist, who lives in a stereotypical small town and harbors ambitions to see the world.
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The Harbors of the Sun by Martha Wells This latest installment of Martha Wells' Raksura series follows the Raksuran archeological expedition after a former ally has betrayed them.
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Both the Baltic Sea harbors at Karlshamn and Slite, Gotland, are situated in strategically sensitive areas, with Karlshamn around 50 kilometers from the large naval base at Karlskrona.
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The Easter egg seems to indicate that, despite their differences, Iron Man is still working on or repairing Cap's shield, and possibly harbors no ill will toward Cap.
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It's easy to think that Martin harbors a strange hatred of his audience, which is why he keeps killing off main characters, but the exact opposite is true.
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In the clip, Nikki Bella, 35, confesses that she still harbors feelings for the 41-year-old actor/wrestler after ending their engagement for good in July 2018.
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Everyone harbors fears of rejection and abandonment and there's a worry that if we ask for what we want in our sex/relationship/partnership we might get dumped.
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The U.S.D.A. harbors legitimate concerns that such restrictions could increase the stigma and embarrassment already associated with food stamps, driving away potential beneficiaries, some of whom are children.
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" Guinness, he writes, was "someone all too familiar with chaos," and even at 80, remained a "watching child," who had "still found no safe harbors or easy answers.
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Likewise, it is critical for the United States to assure that safe harbors can't be used to deprive creators and innovators of the real value of their works.
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In 1986, some noted, the United States ignored a ruling from the International Court of Justice that declared its mining of the harbors of Nicaragua to be illegal.
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A special committee of the Institute of Medicine (IOM) confirmed that dioxin infiltration into the bays, harbors and territorial seas of Vietnam was a "plausible pathway" of exposure.
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The Amazon not only harbors much of the Earth's cultural and biological diversity, it plays a major role in oxygen production, carbon dioxide balance and the water cycle.
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He is the first VA Secretary to acknowledge that Agent Orange benefits should be restored to those who served in the bays, harbors and territorial seas of Vietnam.
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In the South China Sea, island facilities could give PLA ships safe harbors where they can rest and replenish without going back to bases on the Chinese mainland.
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Haley Lu Richardson stars as Casey, a young woman living in Columbus, Indiana, who cares for her mother, works at a library, and harbors a passion for architecture.
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Last year, scientists pinpointed the first genome-wide significant marker for anorexia nervosa in an area that harbors genes associated with type 22373 diabetes and other autoimmune disorders.
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Despite her good fortune she harbors some Madame Bovary tendencies, aching for a life of pampered thrills and finding her own existence — a spacious apartment, luxury vacations — shabby.
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But then, it's not every river that rushes from the majestic wooded valleys of the Empire State down to one of the great harbors of the New World.
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China's Hong Kong affairs office said on Tuesday that anyone who harbors hopes of universal suffrage in Hong Kong would get nowhere as it went beyond the law.
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Some Belgian media say the group harbors Islamic State sympathizers and that the search for other group members had led Brussels to cancel Thursday night's planned firework display.
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His three prior SPACs invested in real estate investment trust Two Harbors, specialty cruise operator Lindblad Expeditions Holdings and Cision Ltd, a provider of software for PR professionals.
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Sharing her insecurities with a friend (Paul Reubens), Olivia quickly launches into another relationship with Eric (Frederick Weller), who harbors his own shadowy motivations, before abruptly going missing.
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Season 1 introduced us to Elizabeth Bancroft (Sarah Parish), a detective who harbors a dangerous secret and steps over many lines to keep a colleague from discovering it.
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In a blog post, Reddit wrote:These requirements eliminate the previous safe harbors that allowed us the leeway to give users the benefit of the doubt when they shared content.
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Patrushev's trip underlines Russia's intent to capitalize on a radical recalibration of foreign policy under Duterte, who harbors resentment of the Philippines' deep-rooted ties to the United States.
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People took dips in harbors and fjords across southern Norway, and bans on open fires because of dry forests and grass have been issued in many municipalities in Sweden.
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Pakistan officials staunchly refute the long-held Western intelligence accusation that the country harbors outlawed militant groups, which often plot and plan attacks that are carried out in Afghanistan.
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There's a Black radical tradition that has always existed, from slavery to hush harbors, to Frederick Douglass, to Sojourner Truth, who have always been extremely critical of this nation.
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His work makes no claims to subtlety in conveying its message — that beneath its cheery veneer, the United States harbors dark forces and virulent cynicism within its political system.
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Likewise, if the Trump administration does manage to boost exports to China of agricultural goods and natural gas, the bigger ships and bigger harbors will have more outbound cargo.
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Then there is the Kim Jong Un who remains hard to untangle: He harbors a reputation for being cutthroat against those who cross him — even his own family members.
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Still, it's John Goodman who sets the story in motion as an operative for the secret monster-hunting organization Monarch, convinced the remote island harbors something very big indeed.
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"Sugar is the alcohol of a child" Can you name another substance of abuse for which the effect of the substance is more dangerous than the calories it harbors?
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Russia is also building an undersea unmanned drone capable of carrying a small, tactical nuclear weapon to use against harbors or coastal areas, American military and intelligence analysts said.
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Beyond Syria, Mr. Putin harbors ambitions of restructuring the global order, with an eye to restoring Russia to what he sees as its rightful status in the upper tier.
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He spends his days in a funk—teaching at a women's prison, getting high, bantering knowingly with friends—and falls for a woman who harbors similarly hazy writerly ambitions.
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Still, Wednesday's proposal should provide clarity over how banks can show trades qualify for certain safe harbors, especially when facilitating client trades, according to people familiar with the matter.
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In striking contrast to the era when mid-century leftists sought to protect the rights of Muslims in America, today's America harbors a small but visible population of Muslims.
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For example, the budget category he would cut has already been slashed to near record lows, and it comprises programs to maintain critical infrastructure, including harbors, dams and waterways.
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That is in addition to airstrips capable of handling large jets like one on Fiery Cross Reef, harbors to berth seagoing vessels, lighthouses and large buildings such as barracks.
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Last month, Twitter discontinued its app for iOS 9 and lower versions, which according to Apple's own data still harbors some 5 percent of all iPhone and iPad users.
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I think it's also fair to say that a man who lashes out at women with physical violence, as Porter allegedly has, harbors some degree of hatred for them.
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What I find truly fascinating about this place isn't what it harbors, but rather everything that surrounds it — all the loss and pain and incessant will to keep going.
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The allegations that Sessions harbors racial bias — the same allegations that cost him a federal judgeship 30 years ago — continued to dog his road to confirmation this time around.
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"Open," unobtrusively directed by Jessi D. Hill, is not a postmodern deconstruction of David Copperfield, however, but a fragile love story that harbors tragedy under its seemingly goofy exterior.
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All it takes is one food handler along the line who harbors a noxious organism and fails to take needed precautions against contaminating the food being prepared and served.
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Cinque Terre, on the cliffs northwest of La Spezia, is famous for its vistas of pastel fishermen's homes and the blue and white wooden boats anchored in miniature harbors.
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Oakville, which has nearly 200,000 residents, has a lakefront walking path, two harbors, restaurants, museums, art galleries, boutiques, a square used for tree lighting at Christmas and a piazza.
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He's been an ally of the unions and has long sat on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, an important role for his district, which harbors Midway International Airport.
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The Taliban publicly repudiated al-Baghdadi's authority, calling his apocalyptic ideology a "scourge," while ISIS denounced the Taliban's relationship with Pakistan, which supports the insurgency and harbors its leaders.
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The island is rich in minerals, and the theory is that these will become easier to get at as winters grow shorter and harbors remain ice-free year-round.
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Since the early 93th century, so-called time balls were used in harbors, dropping every day so that sailors could view them through telescopes and set their ships' clocks.
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The largest advantage to designing a sandbox around safe harbors is that it sidesteps the main issue critics have with regulatory sandboxes — that they allow firms to bypass regulations.
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WinWater securitized its first batch of loans in 2014, and rose to become a dominate player in the sector alongside mortgage REITs Two Harbors Investment Corp and Redwood Trust.
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The ministry's notice says authorities must not allow the vessels to enter Chinese harbors, adding the measures were part of the "exceedingly sensitive" work of enforcing the U.N. sanctions.
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According to her, Snap has purchased 30 properties up against the Venice beachfront sidewalk that harbors various eateries, bars, shops and the neighborhood's famous bohemian stretch of outdoor vendors.
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Telling that story requires both elements of humanity, and space for tension to form between the pressures the drive us to pragmatism and the hopes that idealism always harbors.
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It's that Rent's interpretation of it only commits in fits and starts; it's never fully convincing, even when it's being performed by a protagonist who supposedly harbors rockstar dreams.
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King has won re-election every year since 2003 in Iowa's red-leaning 4th District but has long fended off accusations that he harbors white supremacist or white nationalist beliefs.
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"My wife's contractions got stronger so we flagged down some RCMP and got an escort to the Clean Harbors camp," said Spohr, referring to Canada's famed Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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Environmental scientists recently discovered that mussels in the Seattle and Bremerton area harbors contain trace amounts of oxycodone, the opioid painkiller found in OxyContin, Oxycet, Percocet, Percodan, and other drugs.
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Second, it prevents the bacteria your body harbors from developing resistance to the drug, said Dr. Lauri Hicks, director of antibiotic stewardship at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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It doesn't help that some still blame him for the first death in the Afghanistan War and say he still harbors extremist views despite his nearly two decades in captivity.
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In fact, it makes Pearl Harbor look like small potatoes because what we're looking at is the loss of all harbors, the loss of all population centers around the globe.
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But the white working class harbors deep concerns about the country's economy, the amount the government is doing to help the working class and their own ability to influence politics.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that, despite Sharp's confirmation, Foxconn has not signed an agreement and has put the deal on hold because it harbors concerns over Sharp's financial future.
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Granik's camera often settles on elements of nature — plants, insects, flowing water — that remind us both of the beauty and the danger that an existence beyond normal, safe walls harbors.
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Khalifa Haftar, a prominent commander in eastern Libya who harbors national ambitions and once fought beside long-time leader Muammar Gaddafi, is a figurehead for factions in the country's east.
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The Weaver by Emmi Itäranta Eliana is a weaver in the House of Webs, and harbors a secret: she can dream, an ability that is forbidden on her home island.
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If one is going to get very strategic about this, one could say that one Russian aim might be to have access to harbors, to military ports in the Mediterranean.
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After a seven-year struggle, Navy veterans are on the cusp of getting exposure for those who served in the bays, harbors and estuarine waters of the Republic of Vietnam.
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In 2002 Principi implemented a legally flawed general counsel's opinion to strip the presumption of exposure from the navy vets serving in the bays, harbors and estuarine waters of Vietnam.
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Given that Earth harbors an abundance of life, the findings offer the latest tantalizing evidence that planets similarly capable of hosting life exist in large numbers beyond our solar system.
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The tribunal's chief, Abolghassem Salavati, is widely known as a "judge of death," and harbors a long history of collaborating with the regime to imprison or even execute political dissidents.
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A deal to lease the two harbors could yield up to 60 million Swedish crowns ($20143 million) for the island of Gotland and 100 million for Karlshamn, in southeast Sweden.
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We're told Kylie wasn't ducking out because of any awkwardness with Tyga -- our sources insist she harbors no ill toward her ex-BF and they're actually on relatively good terms.
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Instead, I want to point out the incredible force of Ferrante's prose (beautifully translated by Ann Goldstein), which harbors so much perturbing nuance beneath a surface of such apparent directness.
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At the same time, he harbors a Holden Caulfield-esque disdain of insincerity and believes that this quality, more than whining or ideological perfectionism, explains his party's state of decline.
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They draped a disinfectant-soaked paper towel over the mouth to ensure that any material inadvertently emitted from the lungs — which harbors the disease — would be at least partly blocked.
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Often breaking the ice in the coves and harbors it visits, the Sunbeam provides a communal gathering place for islanders, who go aboard for meals and stay for the fellowship.
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Though it has pushed a more moderate image in recent years, portraying itself as a "Muslim Democrat" party, many Tunisian liberals worry it still harbors a more conservative Islamist agenda.
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Illicit oil trading is widespread in Southeast Asia where stolen fuel is sold across the region, often offloaded directly into trucks or tanks at small harbors away from oil terminals.
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Yet our willingness as a nation to invest in the changes necessary to handle these behemoths -- deeper harbors, higher bridges, better intermodal connections and more efficient security systems -- has not.
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He harbors a particular grudge for German Chancellor Angela Merkel -- but any US ally that he sees as freeloading off American generosity is especially likely to get a tongue lashing.
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Given that Earth harbors an abundance of life, the findings offer the latest tantalizing evidence that planets similarly capable of hosting life exist in large numbers beyond our solar system.
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Researchers who documented the signal suggest that it comes from a part of the sky that harbors HD 164595, a sunlike star orbited by at least one Neptune-sized planet.
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It isn't only her massive size (taller than the only statue in the chosen modern wonders) and her location in New York Harbor (one of the world's largest natural harbors).
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Going further west from that outpost, there just aren't a lot of islands large enough, with good enough harbors, to be ideal for hosting a large military and logistical capability.
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However, this ambitious exhibit harbors the promise that future shows will continue to redefine "children's art" and challenge our notions of what children have the patience and interest to look at.
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After all, "Europa's possible subsurface ocean remains among the best candidate harbors of extraterrestrial life in our Solar System," said Tremblay, who is proposing an instrument to put on the Clipper.
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Since August, when the eastern city of Chemnitz was hit by Germany's most violent far-right protests in decades, the AfD has faced extra scrutiny over accusations that it harbors extremists.
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To his surprise, Joe's will stipulates that Lee become the guardian of Joe's teenage son — which will require Lee moving back to the town that harbors so much pain for him.
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What makes the play so sneakily resonant is how Mr. Askins exposes the base impulses, the sexual, self-destructive, potentially violent ones, that just about everyone harbors to some small degree.
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The company said last year it aims to launch in Singapore and Japan in Q1 of this year — so far neither has happened — while it also harbors North American market plans.
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Putin also harbors personal animosity towards Clinton in particular, after accusing her of intervening directly against his party in parliamentary elections in Russia in 2011 while she was secretary of state.
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Those at the mouths of harbors, like the ancient lighthouse Pharos, the 21-foot, marble and limestone building from 2000BC that watched over Alexandria, say, this way to safety, this way.
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Saliva. A 2014 study on kissing-related spit swapping indicates that the oral cavity harbors approximately a total of 700 different, mostly anaerobic species (we're talking bacteria, fungi, protists, and viruses).
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Trump, meanwhile, still trails in several key battleground states and polls show that a large swath of the population harbors grave doubts about his ability to serve as commander in chief.
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The undercurrent of this story is not about Maria's identity as a wife, but rather about coming to terms with her racial identity and all the trauma she harbors around it.
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FLORENCE, Italy (Reuters) - An explosion at an industrial cistern in the Tuscan port of Livorno, one of Italy's biggest passenger and commercial harbors, killed two people on Wednesday, an official said.
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"By allowing white supremacists refuge, companies inadvertently create safe harbors that extremists can leverage to recruit and indoctrinate other people while also degrading the enjoyment of their own fans," he added.
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The emergency laws allow curfews, censorship of the media, and control of harbors, ports and transport, although Lam did not specify any particular action that might follow beyond the mask ban.
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But other GOP sources close to Ryan said the Speaker harbors no presidential ambitions and has not spent any time discussing a future White House bid with House colleagues or aides.
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Mr. Chayes went for the jugular, telling the 15 judges in The Hague with great fervor of the death and destruction inflicted on Nicaragua by the American mining of its harbors.
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"Mines and other potentially dangerous objects on the ocean floor that are difficult to detect with electronic sonar, especially in coastal shallows or cluttered harbors, are easily found by the dolphins."
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The seabed harbors an estimated 45 million barrels of oil and 172 billion cubic feet of gas — an energy bonanza for the petroleum firm and the country able to tap it.
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Some research suggests even lowly Pluto – demoted in 2006 to the status of a dwarf planet – harbors subterranean pockets of water, kept fluid by tidal forces from its five nearby moons.
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But the harbors are situated in strategically sensitive areas and both the Swedish military and the security service, as well as the center-right opposition in parliament, have voiced their opposition.
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To address these issues, we need new value-based exceptions and safe-harbors to more clearly promote the rapid transition from the fee-for-service environment to a value-based model.
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Critic score: 26%Synopsis: "Mary Reilly" tells the classic story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde from the perspective of the housekeeper (Roberts), who harbors a secret infatuation with the doctor.
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The hero, Zafar (Varun Dhawan) — a Romeo in a league of his own, a song tells us — is a Muslim, who harbors resentments because his parents abandoned him as a child.
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With fixed income rates rising slowly off historic lows — the U.S. federal funds rate is now at 85033 percent — investors cannot get those yields from Treasury bonds and other traditional harbors.
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Still, one must send someone to discuss trade and passports and the repatriation of unlucky Turkish sailors captured by the pirate crews who cowered in the harbors of that barbarian island.
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If Mr. Moore harbors any ambitions of moving into the neoclassical Governor's Mansion, he will have to act on them quickly: The deadline for declaring a statewide candidacy is Feb. 9.
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Referencing souls who left no mark on history other than the space they once occupied, the room is transformed into a memorial of the insignificant who passed through the nation's harbors.
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This suggests his detachment from foreign policy is not because he secretly harbors Trump-of-the-left extremist ideas, but rather that he just doesn't much want to focus on it.
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A brief sojourn there by Oscar Wilde and his lover Alfred Douglas was said to have inspired others seeking sexual freedom to live on Capri, whose two harbors are hardly welcoming.
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For instance, the 2014 National Climate Assessment concluded climate changes will disrupt the reliability and capacity of the nation's transportation systems, including an increase in flooding of airports, harbors and tunnels.
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Cabrera homers to send Royals past White Sox CHICAGO — Melky Cabrera harbors no hard feelings toward the Chicago White Sox for dealing him to the Kansas City Royals before the trade deadline.
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Last year, Italian and Maltese ports began refusing ships with refugees on board permission to enter their harbors, leaving ships to wait for days with refugees on board on the Mediterranean Sea.
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Daniel Markey, an Afghanistan expert at Johns Hopkins University, agreed that Bannon's exit could "shift the balance," but emphasized that Trump harbors his own skepticisms of a modest troop increase as well.
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At the end of 2015, we reported that the firm was raising an ambitious $150 million to globalize its business, showing that it harbors intentions to expand into more frontier markets worldwide.
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While discussing his visits to his ancestral vineyards in Southern France, Henrik told the French newspaper Le Figaro that he harbors a grudge about the title – which he believes should be King.
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The first waves of European and American maritime traders to reach Chinese ports returned home with souvenir paintings depicting the slivers of harbors where Westerners were allowed to work, shop and sightsee.
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ON THE TALIBAN: Khan denies allegations by the U.S. and Afghanistan that Pakistan assists or harbors Taliban militants, and his statements on the issue mirror the flat-out denials by the army.
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"I am incredibly disappointed that the Republican leadership has sabotaged a good, bipartisan bill that would have maintained and strengthened our ports, harbors and waterways, and our nation's economic competitiveness," DeFazio said.
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" Cramer Remix: These stocks are in a bull market Cramer: Stop missing gains & start to nail itCramer: Cord-cutting fears could be exaggerated Two Harbors Investment: "That is such a hard one.
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Experts say illicit oil trading is widespread in Southeast Asia, where stolen fuel is sold across the region, often offloaded directly into trucks or tanks at small harbors away from oil terminals.
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The USDA said it intends to deploy more dogs to detect illegal pork products at airports and harbors to prevent the swine flu from spreading to the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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Wakanda shields itself from international influence by pretending to be a developing country, but secretly it is the most technologically advanced civilization on Earth and harbors a rare natural resource called Vibranium.
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" He added that "by allowing white supremacists refuge, companies inadvertently create safe harbors that extremists can leverage to recruit and indoctrinate other people while also degrading the enjoyment of their own fans.
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Some market participants have said that legislation could be used to underpin an adapted form of Libor or offer "safe harbors" for users of industry solutions, according to the FCA's Andrew Bailey.
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The Hambantota port, like Gwadar, is part of a network of harbors Beijing is developing in Asia and Africa that have spooked India, which fears being encircled by China's growing naval power.
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After all, this is a man whose most well-known foray into politics before the presidency was questioning the citizenship of the nation's first black president, a myth he apparently still harbors.
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In the title role, Allan Clayton uses a bright, resilient voice to parry at the slings and arrows of fortune, while Nicole Chevalier's hard-nosed Cundegonde harbors few of her lover's illusions.
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Kent Walker Senior vice president, global affairs, and chief legal officer, Google The tech sector has always had lots of different regulations, from privacy, to copyright, to safe harbors and the like.
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The island, which resembles a pair of handcuffs, is a complete world unto itself, with cliffs, bays, lakes and streams, olive groves, caves, bridges, mills, chapels, lighthouses, harbors, boatyards and a volcano.
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Don't forget that Mr. Bolton harbors presidential dreams; he came close to a run in 2015, and he maintains a political action committee, through which he doles out money to Republican politicians.
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They bought the property and developed a plan for a resort-style community built around two golf courses and a number of artificial harbors, with houses lining the greens and the water.
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When Vacanti began his experiments, other researchers had already established that the body harbors reserves of stem cells, which serve as élite paramedic units, responding to chemical sirens issuing from an injury.
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Many U.S. harbors have not been sufficiently dredged to accommodate the larger ships commonly used in international trade, not to mention the mega-ships that will pass through the newly expanded canal.
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The Coast Guard had ordered all harbors to close to incoming vessels and the Navy moved most of its fleet out of Pearl Harbor, where ships could provide aid after the storm.
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It is wrong, however, for individuals to ascribe anti-Semitism to someone who harbors no animus to Jews but merely phrased a response or sent a tweet that they do not like.
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But rumors that he harbors presidential ambitions continue to follow him, and some experts say that his chance at a presidency would be hurt by his failure to capture more progressive voters.
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The notice, dated March 3, says maritime safety agencies must "urgently" determine whether 31 vessels belonging to Ocean Maritime Management Co (OMM) are in Chinese harbors or waters, and notify the ministry.
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Confessions of a superyacht stewardess Come summertime, the harbors of the Dalmatian Coast, French Riviera and Amalfi Coast fill with luxurious superyachts, owned and enjoyed by celebrities, royalty and titans of industry.
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China has repeatedly defended the work, saying it has every right to build on what it considers inherent Chinese territory and that it is building public facilities, like weather stations and typhoon harbors.
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But the Finn does not want to be seen as a compliant number two and still harbors hopes of eventually beating Hamilton, just as his predecessor Nico Rosberg did in the 2016 championship.
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The pulsar packs 1.4 times the sun&aposs mass into a sphere the size of Amsterdam, whereas the interior white dwarf harbors just 0.2 solar masses and is about the size of Earth.
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The neoclassical building was originally designed for the Royal Bank of Canada and harbors a 24-foot ceiling resembling the ceiling of the porch of the second-century CE Roman library of Ephesus.
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Ceres is believed to have formed about 4.5 billion years ago, and understanding its mineral composition — and whether the planet harbors life — can help scientists better understand how life developed on our planet.
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And though "Madoff" can't explain what's going through Mr. Madoff's mind during the decades he harbors his secret, we do get to watch him pull it off with an incredible bluster and nerve.
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So, if you're interested in if Pupo is an Aiden or a Mr. Big, whether he harbors feelings for Manolo Blahnik heels, and if he watches old episodes, check out the full interview.
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Fujifilm suggests a couple of different places where a camera with the zoom capabilities of the SX800 might be useful, including international borders, forest areas, or public facilities like airports, harbors, or highways.
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And based on the images and data gathered by the spacecraft, there's even speculation that Pluto harbors a liquid ocean underneath its surface, despite being located around 3.67 billion miles from the Sun.
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SANTIAGO/TORONTO (Reuters) - Far from the soy and cattle that dominate its vast fertile pampas, Argentina harbors another valuable commodity that is rocketing in price and demand and luring newly welcomed foreign investors.
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Fogle, who had over 47,000 sexual images on his computer of young girls and also had sex with 2 underage girls, seems to be saying the judge harbors animus because of her daughters.
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Fringing some 71,000 square km (27,000 square miles) of Australia's rocky southern coastline, this "biological powerhouse" harbors thousands of species of fish, crustaceans, mollusks and other marine invertebrates found nowhere else on Earth.
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In another sign of improving conditions, most harbors around the state were reopened or placed on "hurricane preparedness" status allowing shippers to resume operations with caution, a according to the state Transportation Department.
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That's been exacerbated by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, an authoritarian who has dismantled secular liberal politics in favor of Islamist political values, harbors anti-Western views, and has widened the US-Turkey gap.
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Grasz's opponents have pointed to the group's opposition to same-sex marriage and protections for LGBT individuals as well as its defense of conversion therapy as signs that Grasz harbors anti-LGBT biases.
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That means the tankers have to be cleaned before traveling to many foreign ports, which won't admit crude-stained ships for fear of environmental damage to their harbors, port facilities or other vessels.
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The researchers based their models on the assumption that Proxima b harbors a thin atmosphere—but we actually don't know what kind of atmosphere this planet has, or if it even has one.
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The federal Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund collects $1.25 per $1,000 of imported cargo to maintain harbors, which means it has a regular source of money, although Congress must approve all projects it funds.
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In other words, restoring the presumption of herbicide exposure to Navy veterans who served in the bays, harbors and territorial sea of Vietnam required a reduction of benefits or a corresponding funding increase.
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A limited bill sponsored by Congressman David Valadao (R-Calif.) to provide agent orange benefits to veterans who served in the bays, harbors and territorial seas of Vietnam has been stalled for years.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which presents the awards, also harbors understandable concerns about diluting the honor, inasmuch as the obituary-leading designation "Oscar winner" would suddenly be dramatically expanded.
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During World War II, he had worked on building the floating concrete caissons that were used to form artificial harbors on the coast of Normandy, France, during the Allied invasion of June 2150.
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Among the many things Donald Trump seems to hate (wind turbines, Hillary Clinton, the "Fake News Media," Kristen Stewart cheating on Robert Pattinson), he harbors a few bitter grudges for no discernible reason.
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While a number of the firms have stuck to their early-stage focus with a second, follow-up fund, Anand hinted that Jungle Venture's harbors ambitions to be larger still in the future.
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During Mexico's rainy season, the ground harbors a delicious secret: Fresh mushrooms, hidden in the few forests left in Mexico City, between lush green plants and the aromatic oyamel, a local evergreen free.
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The Coast Guard has ordered all harbors to close to incoming vessels and the U.S. Navy moved most of its fleet out of Pearl Harbor, where ships could provide aid after the storm.
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But it would be a grave mistake to import outdated safe harbors into NAFTA that further promote immunity for web intermediaries who repeatedly facilitate (and profit from) criminal activity and intellectual property infringement.
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Rather than encouraging web intermediaries to responsibly moderate the content they host, overbroad safe harbors allow these companies to profit from illegal content while doing nearly nothing to keep it off their sites.
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The 19-year-old, born in Kenya and raised in Austria, has already taken her first steps on the World Cup Alpine skiing circuit and harbors ambitions to establish herself as a professional.
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Like other cities — New York, Boston, Seattle — San Francisco expanded its natural coastline with thousands of acres of "made land," filling in mud flats and harbors with phenomenal amounts of debris and sand.
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Experts in biodiversity have expressed alarm at the span of scorched earth in a megadiverse country that harbors between 22007,000 to 700,000 species, many which are not found anywhere else in the world.
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The rate hike is the latest example of an emerging market taking emergency action to protect its currency, but failing to convince investors that there was no need to seek out safer harbors.
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" Nick said he and his sister made the decision due to Aaron's "increasingly alarming behavior and his recent confession that he harbors thoughts and intentions of killing my pregnant wife and unborn child.
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Soon enough, they're married and happily hosting a regular game night, while also trying to conceive, even if Max harbors some doubts about becoming a parent, perhaps especially in this participation-trophy age.
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They urge it, framing it as a "woke" tribe's message to the slumbering masses, a parable of the hypocrisy that white America harbors and the fear with which black Americans move through it.
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He said that his city had much to gain from closer ties to China, but that the Chinese had even more to gain from his port's deep harbors, customs benefits and rail yards.
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Whether Trump himself harbors racist sentiment, or whether he just knows it's a way to harness white resentment and rally his base, is unclear, but at some point, it doesn't really matter anymore.
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Laird publicly supported Nixon's Vietnam policies but privately opposed the president's 1970 incursion into Cambodia against North Vietnamese sanctuaries and the 1972 resumption of U.S. bombing of North Vietnam and mining of its harbors.
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Ask people to picture Sydney and 99 out of 100 of them will think of the sea – whether it be the sparkliest and most stunning of harbors or its equally iconic, rolling coastal waves.
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Washington (CNN)John Kasich signaled Monday that he still harbors deep uneasiness with Donald Trump as the Republican nominee, declining to endorse him and reiterating that he will not serve as Trump's vice president.
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And yet, Booksmart can't entirely separate itself from the kind of "you think you're better than me" resentments that Election's teacher protagonist harbors toward Tracy (who does, of course, think she's better than everyone).
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The film is gripping and unnerving, a noir-style mystery that goes in entirely unexpected directions (and harbors a hint of William Faulkner), and featuring a cast that includes The Walking Dead's Steven Yeun.
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"One harbors the suspicion, however, that when settled sensibilities and nomadic sensibilities live side by side in the same sensibility, as they sometimes do, they do so unhappily or a bit uncomfortably," he writes.
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Set in 1983, the show presents a world filled with plucky kids, shadowy government experimentation and a near-silent girl known only as Eleven (Millie Brown), who harbors strange secrets and possesses extraordinary powers.
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While he is much bolder than other Hasids who are unsettled by the rules imposed by leaders of a religion many otherwise view fondly, the father harbors anxiety about repercussions because of his defiance.
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The company raised $30 million in funding from Catcha, PLDT, a telecom conglomerate in the Philippines, and Singapore-based VC firm Jungle Ventures to expand in Southeast Asia but it also harbors larger ambitious.
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With the ongoing broad liquidation across markets, including the six month downward chop in U.S. stocks, many are now bemoaning the supposed dearth of safe harbors rather than the lack of alternatives to stocks.
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Those political ties, along with a medal Gorka has worn that was awarded to his father by a group called the Vitezi Rend, have led to unproven accusations that he harbors anti-Semitic views.
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The genome also harbors numerous genes that originated in bacteria, including one that helps bedbugs metabolize vitamin B. This indicates antibiotics that target bacteria beneficial to bedbugs could be used to control the insects.
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Pichai is set to appear before a committee of the US House of Representatives, where he will probably face questions from Republicans on whether the search engine harbors bias or ill-will toward conservatives.
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Hong Kong (CNN)One of China's most prominent harbors for naval shipbuilding has rapidly expanded in the past decade, new satellite images show, amid a massive military modernization push by Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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But the 85033-year-old freshman also harbors another strong sentiment: The military should not bear the medical costs for any gender-reassignment surgeries, and he voted against such a measure earlier this year.
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In speaking with Roberts, I don't get the feeling that he harbors any hard feelings towards the Air Force, it just seems like he and many others simply want to box again on base.
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A manager at Beibu Gulf Port Group, which operates the port of Fangchenggang and two other harbors in the southern region of Guangxi, said on Friday the port had no ban on Australian coal.
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Sanctuary Cove was so unusual, with its creation of harbors and structures built out over existing waterways, that its development required a special act of the Queensland Parliament: the Sanctuary Cove Act of 1985.
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Still, the review and the book reminded me of the many conversations I've had here with Australians admitting that their country still harbors a deep desire for approval from the rest of the world.
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Whatever political ambitions Khodorkovsky now harbors are stymied by the risks he would face by entering the country — Russia filed murder charges against him in 2015 — and his tainted past as an economic predator.
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The so-called "commercial and cultural interaction" with Cuba legitimizes a regime that promotes terrorism, harbors hijackers and criminals who have murdered Americans and provides aid and comfort to our enemies throughout the world.
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It's the crux of Flannery O' Connor's "A Good Man Is Hard To find," a ghoulish morsel of a story about a bossy grandmother's aversion to the Sunshine State and the murderer it harbors.
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" YouTube's parent company, Google, declined to comment Tuesday, but in a statement in April said, "Any claim that the DMCA safe harbors are responsible for a 'value gap' for music on YouTube is simply false.
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Salvini argues that European countries should find a way to block the migrants before they leave Africa or send boats with asylum seekers back to the ports where they came from, including to Libya's harbors.
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In a 45-minute speech interrupted by cheers and at least eight standing ovations, the 65-year-old Indian leader said deeper U.S.-Indian security cooperation should isolate anyone who harbors, supports or sponsors terrorists.
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Despite upgrades in recent years, the harbors of the most popular Mediterranean yachting destinations, such as Antibes, France; Portofino, Italy; and Monaco, are saturated with demand and unable to accommodate the growing number of megayachts.
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The film is gripping and unnerving, a noir-style mystery that goes in entirely unexpected directions (and harbors a hint of William Faulkner), and it features a cast that includes The Walking Dead's Steven Yeun.
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Under U.S. law, anyone who harbors or transports an undocumented immigrant, has crossed the border illegally two or more times, resists an immigration officer's arrest or commits travel document fraud is subject to criminal prosecution.
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Federal agencies have cleared the Port of San Juan for daytime operations, but accessing Puerto Rico is pretty difficult right now — airports and harbors are severely damaged and the whole island remains out of power.
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The rule bars banks from engaging in proprietary trading whereby they bet their own cash in pursuit of short-term profits, but offers safe harbors for activities such as facilitating client trades and hedging risks.
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Saudi Arabia and Gulf Arab countries declared Hezbollah a terrorist organization in 2016, and said they would punish anyone who belongs to it, sympathizes with it, supports it financially or harbors any of its members.
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Caan tells TMZ he harbors no ill will, saying, "Linda is a beautiful woman who gave me 2 beautiful sons which helped enrich my life tremendously, and I'll always be indebted to her for that."
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Moreover, just a few weeks ago, prominent television journalist Lara Logan warned that the mainstream media harbors serious political bias, arguing that the right leaning news outlets often get drowned out by the liberal publications.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden's government said on Tuesday it would not stop two municipalities from leasing two harbors to Russia's Gazprom to facilitate the construction of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, despite concerns about security.
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It harbors all manner of people looking to live off the grid: back-to-the-land-ers, draft dodgers, freed slaves, activists, religious puritans, and, in recent years, extremists and members of the alt-right.
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"Doha chose to enter into a dark tunnel and the four Arab countries that had extended the deadline acted positively, despite its prior knowledge that it faces a country that harbors evil to its neighbors".
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He Was Flashy, but Not Too Flashy Though Mr. Agnelli was an avid boater who sailed the harbors of the French and Italian Rivieras, he was no oligarch out to show off the biggest boat.
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It turns out the wolf's gut harbors the best party in town, and some readers' sympathies might shift toward the carnivore — aided by the great Jon Klassen's droll paintings; no one does perturbed animals better.
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He harbors what he prefers to call a "healthy love of life," rather than an aversion to death, and he is possessed of an apparently genuine conviction that longer lives would make humans more humane.
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Oprah has reportedly denied any interest in the White House, but that hasn't stopped people from wondering what an Oprah presidency could look like — and what scrutiny she'd face if she really harbors political ambitions.
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With current technology, the Hopkins team wrote, it is often impossible to distinguish between a precursor lesion that harbors an early cancer or may develop one, and relatively harmless lesions that can be safely watched.
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While Mr. Sanders's hard-core base has rallied to his side, much of the Democratic electorate still harbors feelings of resentment toward Mr. Sanders for his conduct toward Hillary Clinton during the 2016 presidential primaries.
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His office has pushed him to pursue more television interview offers, often in the safe harbors of Fox, but Mr. Kennedy has shown a willingness to take on all comers in the halls when approached.
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Instead of inserting into NAFTA overly broad safe harbors that were shaped over two decades ago — and have been exposed as deeply flawed — updates to NAFTA should strengthen web intermediary accountability in the digital age.
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" It is no secret he harbors personal animus toward McCabe, whom he views as a central figure in special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russian election meddling, which he has likened to a "witch hunt.
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In utilizing big and small online platforms like Shapeways, YouTube, SoundCloud, Instagram, and eBay, new creators all rely on balanced copyright provisions such as safe harbors and fair use — two key parts of U.S. law.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore on Wednesday announced a $1.1 billion plan to expand and modernize its port, the world's second-biggest, but which is in fierce competition with several Chinese harbors including Shanghai, Shenzhen and Guangzhou.
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While his life has changed significantly since then (he also lost part of his face), Manteufel harbors no ill will towards his pit bull, Ellie — even though she may have caused him to get sick.
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Also, Gingrich isn't too close to establishment Republicans, since he harbors residual bitterness over being forced out of the speakership in 250, has spent years out of office, and ran against Mitt Romney in 225.
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Ginny is perpetually on the edge of a nervous breakdown, partly because of Humpty's general awfulness and partly because she harbors guilt from breaking up her previous marriage to Richie's father by having an affair.
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Shapiro added a note on Thursday to a a long defense of King published in March 2017 that, in light of his recent statements, it wasn't so implausible that King harbors white nationalist views after all.
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Every gallery nook and cranny harbors colorful surprises, such as the unlabelled lollipop stuck to a floor corner, or the mini freezer in "Seeking Common Ground," whose door opens to reveal frost-covered, handmade resin popsicles.
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After the first days, Maersk's port operations had regained the ability to read the ships' inventory files, so operators were no longer blind to the contents of the hulking, 2188,22016-container vessels arriving in their harbors.
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"Neil Gorsuch may act like an neutral, calm judge, but his record and his career clearly show he harbors a right-wing, pro-corporate, special-interest agenda," Schumer said at a press conference Wednesday, alongside Sen.
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And the deep water harbors of the Puget Sound — home to two of the state's largest ports including Port of Seattle and Port of Tacoma — support 48,000 jobs and contribute nearly $85033 billion in economic activity.
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He's not wrong—while St Mary's Street harbors fights and photo diaries of people passed out amongst kebab wrappers, Womanby provides a space for those less inspired by MTV's The Valleys to let their hair down.
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Inasmuch as Negan's forces have thus far appeared invincible, outflanking them at every turn, nobody expects the baseball-bat-wielding psychopath to go quietly, but Rick still harbors some hope they can avoid full-scale conflict.
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Pichai is set to appear before a committee of the U.S. House of Representatives, where he will likely face questions from Republicans on whether the search engine giant harbors bias or ill will toward conservative users.
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Layer on top of that the many people unwilling to speak about their prejudices with a pollster, and a picture emerges of a nation where a significant majority of the country harbors some type of bias.
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It reflected a desire to attack anyone associated with the Obama administration, for which the President harbors seething contempt -- even though some of those on the list were apolitical appointees who served presidents of both parties.
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But treating communities widely for river blindness is a risky proposition: The treatment can cause coma or death in a small segment of the population that harbors a different parasite -- another worm known as Loa loa.
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Moreover, just as eddies and riptides occur on the frontiers between harbors and open ocean, the IBEX ribbon is somehow generated by the transitional zone, or heliosheath, between the Solar System and the wider galactic void.
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Ready or Not is better as horror than social commentary, but it harbors a vendetta against the kind of acquisitive avarice that can insulate generations against what's going on in the world outside their iron gates.
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The last space harbors a gaudy frieze of 21 canvases, 22 feet by 23 feet, of stylized turtles, shown on their backs with elongated birdlike heads, a design that recalls the animal designs of Mimbres pottery.
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The department has also reassigned 731 Customs and Border Protection agents who usually screen people and vehicles at ports of entry along the northern and southern borders, at harbors and at airports to help process migrants.
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But her worlds are filled with women you don't normally find on the page: a 30-something former opera singer, for instance, who resists marriage but not the dark fantasies she harbors involving pudgy little boys.
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As the first and only Agricultural Preserve in the United States, and the first officially designated viticultural area, this small section of Northern California harbors some of the most hallowed wineries and restaurants in the country.
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While part of me harbors a dream that she will follow a more typical path through life, I am happy and proud of the person she is and proud that she is preparing for the workforce.
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He tossed the military some crumbs in the form of an expanded bombing target list and 21968,000 additional ground troops, but refused to mine the North's harbors, call up the reserves or approve the amphibious assault.
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The Obama administration has challenged what it calls China's "excessive maritime claims" in the sea by sailing warships close to the artificial islands, some of which feature deep harbors and runways capable of handling jumbo jets.
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In that regard, a word about the unsettling rumors that the Knicks' management harbors a daydream of trading on Fizdale's Miami-born friendliness with James and attracting the great one to New York City this summer.
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But in a statement on Friday evening, he scrapped those plans, warning the project could cause "significant and irreversible harm" to fishing habitats near Bristol Bay in Alaska, which harbors the world's largest sockeye salmon fishery.
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Like the scientist, Will also suffered a great deal of loss as a result of political machination of the U.S. and harbors resentment for the institutional and personal racism he dealt with growing up in Tulsa.
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Serving as both transport and hotel, small-ship cruises — under 22021 passengers or so — are nimble enough to slip into picturesque yacht harbors and narrow channels, and dock or moor right in the heart of town.
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One of the smallest works harbors large implications: "Nostalgia" (2017) features two small, identical found gold frames abutted together like a diptych, each with an oval opening perfect for displaying, say, a 19th-century portrait photograph.
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It's no surprise, then, that Mazari (like others in Khan's government) harbors animosity toward the US. But calling a US ambassador a "little pygmy," in the middle of a sensitive diplomatic negotiation, could lead to further complications.
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But despite spending the majority of his life in prison for a crime he did not commit, Jones said he harbors no grudges, declaring "God is so good," as he was released, according to the Associated Press.
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John Kasich still harbors hopes of emerging as a consensus candidate after multiple ballots but he lacks stature with national Republicans annoyed that he is still in the race, and he is deeply distrusted by ideological conservatives.
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While Google may be taking its foot off the gas for self-driving vehicles, The Information's sources suggest it still harbors ambitious plans and is working to introduce an autonomous taxi service before the end of 2017.
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If you need a refresher, in "The Cask of Amontillado," the narrator, Montresor, harbors a longstanding and mysterious grudge against his friend, the clownish Fortunato (who spends the entire story dressed in a jester's cap and costume).
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It's unclear whether New Orleans head coach Sean Payton harbors any particular animosity toward Williams, but he clearly was giddily hopping around on the sideline after calling trick plays up 20-plus points in the fourth quarter.
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In places like Tampa and Port Charlotte, as the storm approaches from the south, strong winds blowing from the northeast have pushed water out of shallow parts of bays and harbors, according to CNN meteorologist Judson Jones.
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The latest developments: -- Strong winds blowing from the northeast have pushed water out of shallow parts of bays and harbors in cities like Tampa and Port Charlotte, where the storm is expected to hit later Sunday night.
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She lives with her parents, her older brothers — rakish Tommy and practical Eddie — and her Aunt Ruth, her mother's sister, who harbors a terrible secret, and who never leaves the confines of her small house behind Mimi's.
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The artist couple Arthur Dove and Helen Torr, who were among the earliest American experimenters with abstraction, lived there in the 1930s and '40s, and based their abstract and semiabstract canvases on nearby harbors, lighthouses and foghorns.
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For the title role of Sookhee, a Korean servant who is hired to care for a wealthy Japanese woman but harbors secret ambitions, Mr. Park searched for a young actress who could pull off the character's cons.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's BDI industry association said on Wednesday that corporate and income tax cuts planned by U.S. President Donald Trump could provide an impetus for the German and global economies, warning however that protectionism harbors dangers.
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Rose, an Afghanistan veteran, said he still hoped for a peace deal between the US and the Taliban, but that the US needs a response mechanism in the case that the Taliban harbors or assists international terrorists.
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The contradiction at the heart of Mr. Stein's observations is an animating spirit throughout Ms. Witt's book: her quest to find some kind of new arrangement, even while she harbors a fierce attachment to the old ones.
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Yet, unmistakably, the distrust that Trump's team harbors towards Beijing relating to security and trade matters cloud the uninitiated relationship between the new U.S. administration and China, contributing to the hold-up in both countries moving forward.
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And in a way, the character of Dorinda, a good-hearted shepherdess who harbors an unrequited love for Medoro, is the heart of "Orlando," especially here, with the appealing, warm-voiced soprano Carolyn Sampson in the role.
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The poem then goes on to catalogue the riches that only travel can bring: harbors we have never seen before; fabulous treasure from foreign ports, amber and ebony and coral, exotic perfumes; and encounters with wise strangers.
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A third strand involves the show-within-a-show's cranky producer Sam (Marc Maron), who is alternately fatherly toward his charges, cruelly dismissive and, in one case, harbors feelings that come as a surprise even to him.
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"Johnny was a bit thuggish, embraced by people who worked in factories," said Olivier Seiler, a Parisian production designer and one of the few people I know who harbors an unabashed and unreconstructed love of Mr. Hallyday.
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If Kim harbors concern of Trump authorizing a military attack because of a breakdown in talks, he likely fears even more a world in which he faces the United States and South Korea without having the bomb.
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Admired and feared across Europe for her toughness, Vestager has also long maintained that she harbors no ill will toward the U.S. or its technology companies, whose industry leaders exert outsized influence in markets around the globe.
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While he concedes that "Player Why Ya Hatin" really didn't sound much like a Three 22013 Mafia song, insofar that it lacked either his or Juicy J's production styles, he harbors no ill will in the matter.
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