The harshening effects of the city have grown into something else.
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The comments represented a notable harshening of Beijing's tone against the Trump administration; previously much of its ire about the defense system was directed at Seoul.
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A conservative member of the House of Representatives has a proposal for how to help pay for Republicans' tax cut plan: Slash food stamps and welfare spending by harshening eligibility requirements.
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Jim Jordan (R-OH) has proposed reforms to TANF and SNAP that could cut upward of $20053 billion, according to estimations by the conservative group Heritage Foundation, by harshening eligibility requirements to receive food aid and temporary assistance, adding additional layers of work requirements, and increasing the burden on impoverished families.
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In a 2010 interview, Gonzalo Ferreyra, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Viz, listed Bleach as one of six Viz titles that continue to exceed expectations in spite of the harshening manga market.
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As China's box office has expanded exponentially over the past decade, the festival is aiming to provide a high-profile forum for the interaction between the Chinese and the international film industries. Other film festivals in Beijing include Beijing Independent Film Festival and Beijing Queer Film Festival, both of which have fallen foul of harshening government censorship under the rule of Xi Jinping.Chan, Tara Francis. (24 May 2018).
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On the 23rd, a German court martial sentenced him to death, along with eight of his companions, and transferred them to the Fresnes Prison. Acknowledging their patriotism, the court martial filed a request for grace immediately, and German legal advisor Keyser took it upon himself to make the trip to Berlin and request a grace for the prisoners from Hitler himself. However, the invasion of USSR by the Third Reich, on 22 June 1941, forced the French Communists to join the Resistance and greatly increased the attacks against German forces, inducing a harshening of the repression. Hence, on 28 August, the execution order was given for d'Estienne d'Orves, Barlier and Doornik.
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Louis XIV by Hyacinthe Rigaud (1701) To support his theory according to which Louis XIV supposedly ordered his own brother's imprisonment for life, harshening the sentence by making him wear a mask, Pagnol recounts several anecdotes from the childhood, reign and personal life of the "Sun King", revealing a vain, cruel and deceitful side, going so far as to suggest several orders to murder certain figures by poisoning them (in particular the minister Louvois, see section "Those who knew"). Finally he denounces the revocation of the Edict of Nantes as being his "main crime". A marked childhood Drawing on a book by Philippe Erlanger,Pagnol does not specify his source. It is most probably the biography of Louis XIV by Philippe Erlanger, published in 1960.
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