Intervention in Syria would have been much, much more dangerous than intervention in Libya.
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Malaysia's intervention in the Rakhine crisis marks a break with ASEAN members' tradition of non-intervention in each other's internal affairs.
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She supported the invasion of Iraq in 2003; she supported intervention in Libya in 2011; she supported an intervention in Syria in 2013.
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The no fly zone over northern Iraq in the 1990s is one example, and so are the British intervention in Sierra Leone and French intervention in Mali.
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Edalat is a founder of the U.S.-based Campaign Against Sanctions and Military Intervention in Iran (CASMII), an advocacy group that opposes foreign intervention in the Islamic Republic, according to CHRI.
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Clinton also said Trump backed the 2011 intervention in Libya.
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We condemn any military intervention in domestic politics of Turkey.
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Proponents say they helped stall Russia's military intervention in Ukraine.
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Such is the nature of government intervention in health care.
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Sanders rebuffed Washington's intervention in other countries in the remarks.
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"Intervention in the yen has effectively become difficult," Murata said.
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"Yes, you supported the intervention in Libya," Mr. Dickerson replied.
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This contributed to Germany's opposition to NATO's intervention in Libya.
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The main intervention in Evicted is the emphasis on housing.
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I probably need an intervention in this department as well.
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Tusk's comments marked a rare intervention in Poland's domestic politics.
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His intervention in several political crises helped to end bloodshed.
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He had vowed to challenge Washington's intervention in Oklahoma's affairs.
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Jihadist groups have regrouped since the French intervention in 2013.
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We opened the door for Russian military intervention in Syria.
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To begin, Turkey's intervention in northwest Syria deserves U.S. support.
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And that is precisely why the intervention in Syria worked.
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But Trump's intervention in the Tory leadership race comes with risks.
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Levin cited American intervention in the Chilean presidential election in 1964.
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We should focus on stopping Russian intervention in the 2020 elections.
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Does she still think the US intervention in Libya was successful?
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Edgar Heap of Birds makes a more precise intervention in space.
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"Divestment is a people-powered intervention in the market," Fielder said.
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He calls the intervention in Libya in 2011 a "historic error".
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The experts agreed that government intervention in big tech is needed.
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Does this mean Trump is OK with humanitarian intervention in general?
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There's a bigger factor though: China opposes foreign intervention in Syria.
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Sanders answered that he was opposing U.S. intervention in Latin America.
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He expects some form of intervention in the 6.7-6.8 area.
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France played a leading role in the international intervention in Libya.
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Many Latvians saw Russia's intervention in Crimea as a worrying precedent.
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That is why conservatives reject the government's intervention in the economy.
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Speakers strongly condemned Iran's destructive intervention in its western neighbor, Iraq.
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The U.S. has also sanctioned Russia over its intervention in Ukraine.
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The FBI's intervention in the 6900 presidential election cannot be tolerated.
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His flirtations with military intervention in Venezuela this month irritated Trump.
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Because the First Amendment restricts government intervention in the media sector.
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Front-runner Alberto Fernandez favors more government intervention in the economy.
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In early 1964, the party approved direct intervention in the south.
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French analysts have been sharply critical of the intervention in Chad.
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During Russia's intervention in Syria, Russian planes repeatedly violated Turkish airspace.
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Latin America has good reason to reject American military intervention in Venezuela.
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Google's Waymo clocks in almost 5,600 miles until human intervention in California.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan has also decried foreign intervention in the election.
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But Michigan's intervention in Flint, an impoverished city, provides a striking counterexample.
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In some countries there is too much intervention in the birth itself.
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But critics say government intervention in mining and agriculture have discouraged investment.
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Basically, the net effect of Zuckerberg's intervention in Newark's schools is disputed.
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Russia's military intervention in Syria made it a power in the region.
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Trump repeatedly warned against U.S. military intervention in Syria before entering office.
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He also repeatedly urged former President Obama against military intervention in Syria.
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What was needed, they argued, was less government intervention in the marketplace.
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Russia may be poised to repeat its successful Syrian intervention in Libya.
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Trump is also repeating our troubling history of military intervention in Asia.
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Morrison's history of Othering represents an intervention in history on several fronts.
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Sovereignty became the Kremlin's watchword following NATO's intervention in Kosovo in 1999.
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Corruption could result from increased government intervention in business, Okonjo-Iweala said.
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History is full of examples of Saudi intervention in the oil market.
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U.S. intervention, in August 1990, a peacekeeping force known as the Economic
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Hamas has described its intervention in film and television productions as minimal.
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President Obama has long refused to approve direct military intervention in Syria.
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He has stopped short of backing direct intervention in the neighboring country.
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Trump himself supported US intervention in Libya before he ran for president.
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"We see no need for any intervention in the markets," he added.
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It's also, for an artwork, an unusually direct intervention in the world.
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We must end our involvement in the Saudi-led intervention in Yemen.
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After its intervention in December, the SARON rate fell back to -0.71%.
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In other words, they view the proposal as trade intervention in disguise.
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It's time for an intervention in our culture and on the internet.
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Texas makes everybody better off by reducing government intervention in their lives.
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More recently, Russia's intervention in Syria has drawn rebuke from Western powers.
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"From what we've seen, the parallels between the Russian intervention in Brexit and the Russian intervention in the Trump campaign appear to be extraordinary," said Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee.
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"It is necessary to stop external intervention in Macedonia's internal affairs," it said.
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He wants you to believe he opposed the United States intervention in Libya.
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The United States boycotted the Moscow games to protest Soviet intervention in Afghanistan.
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During the 2011 U.S. intervention in Libya, members of Congress, including Republican Sen.
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The intervention in Libya by the U.S.-led coalition was a terrible idea.
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Iran's intervention in Syria is about a much bigger struggle against Sunni militancy.
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Bill Clinton did it in Kosovo, and justified intervention in Haiti and Bosnia.
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Unsavory legacies Western intervention in these contexts may be further compounding the problem.
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And he minced no words about Russian intervention in the recently concluded campaign.
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Rousseff's increased state intervention in the economy has long been unpopular with business.
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But this is notable, coming as it does after the intervention in Syria.
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Meanwhile, Russia's intervention in Syria has blocked Turkish ambitions to play regional kingmaker.
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NATO has rediscovered its purpose in the aftermath of Russia's intervention in Ukraine.
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Bolton's note sparked speculation about possible U.S. military intervention in Colombia's neighbor, Venezuela.
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Richard Pan (D), said federal intervention in state laws could cause legal trouble.
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Iran's intervention in Iraq and Syria is the root of this entire dilemma.
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Government intervention in the markets while well-meaning often leads to unintended consequences.
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NATO says its actions are a necessary response to Russia's intervention in Ukraine.
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Why it matters: The AMA has long fought government intervention in health care.
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As a capitalist, I've never believed in excessive government intervention in the economy.
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Were not yet talking about a large-scale military intervention in the region.
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But repeated state intervention in sectors like mining and agriculture, have dimmed investment.
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"Iranian intervention in the affairs of our country is destroying Iraq," he said.
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He is a capitalist who calls for increased state intervention in the economy.
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Officially, 12,000 to 30,000 Libyans perished during NATO's decisive intervention in the conflict.
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The US has a long history of military and political intervention in Haiti.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Kontonis rejected activists' claims of government intervention in the issue.
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At the time, though, Mr. Trump argued fiercely against American intervention in Syria.
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Trump has at times criticized the intervention in Libya, saying during a Feb.
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The U.S. government had better forget about any kind of intervention in Mexico.
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The conservative intervention in the debate seems to be motivated by several considerations.
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Its ideological underpinnings are often described as opposing government intervention in the economy.
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He recommended against the intervention in Libya, a warning that now looks prescient.
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As first lady in the 1990s, she supported US intervention in the former Yugoslavia.
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The Kremlin's military intervention in Syria threatens to be open-ended without US engagement.
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Their intervention in the Obamacare subsidies lawsuit represents a major expansion of that effort.
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"Any foreign intervention in our elections is entirely unacceptable," Ryan said in a statement.
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Rosen's intervention in the case of a single federal inmate is considered a rarity.
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Sunday marked 20143 years of U.S. intervention in Afghanistan — with no end in sight.
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Trump's support for the NATO-led military intervention in Libya was even more stalwart.
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But Trump in 2011 also argued in favor of a military intervention in Libya.
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" In particular, Moreno calls out Assange's intervention "in the internal affairs of other states.
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The justness of military intervention in March 2011 cannot be undone or negated retroactively.
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Not only was Mr Trump's move an unusual intervention in a law-enforcement matter.
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However, he said direct intervention in the dollar from Washington isn't in the cards.
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To use a technical term, an American military intervention in Venezuela would be insane.
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He appointed one general to lead a military intervention in Rio de Janeiro state.
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The Russian military intervention in Syria has been in every sense a game changer.
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British ministers have also been critical of Russia's military intervention in support of Assad.
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Yet, despite all the intervention, in 2016 the standard of living has little improved.
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The survey also shows limited public appetite for government intervention in social media sites.
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But it has ruled out intervention in Gabon where it has a military base.
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"It is time for an investigation of Russia's intervention in the U.S. Election," Rep.
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The changes are part of the federal government's intervention in Rio state's security system.
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Clos Saron used no pesticides or herbicides and even less intervention in the winery.
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Dr. Yeager and his colleagues have so far tried this intervention in five schools.
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The record of American (and British) military intervention in the Middle East is dismal.
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The Obama unconstitutional intervention in Libya destabilized the country and made us less safe.
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Mr Putin has faced implacable hostility from Western states since his intervention in Ukraine.
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Moscow's resentment about the Western intervention in Libya in 2011 borders on the obsessive.
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It would also be a form of active government intervention in the labor market.
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"I think it's a very rough thing," Trump said of Russian intervention in Syria.
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"We don't want more government intervention in this industry," API CEO Mike Sommers said.
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President Trump has defended Saudi Arabia's intervention in Yemen, blaming Iran for the conflict.
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Last August, Mr. Trump said he would not rule out military intervention in Venezuela.
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He is a founder of the Campaign Against Sanctions and Military Intervention in Iran.
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Criticism of his administration's shortcomings, they say, distracts from Russia's military intervention in Ukraine.
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Plenty of people knew Trump was buoyed by Russia's direct intervention in the election.
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Either proposal would mean more federal intervention in decisions long viewed as inherently local.
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The A.M.A. was also busy working to prevent government intervention in the medical field.
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Policymakers have said they prefer intervention in the foreign exchange market to rate cuts.
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That means U.S. intervention in Niger is neither defensive, preemptive, or even preventive war.
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Asked what caused the economic woes, Mohammadzadeh blamed Iran's costly foreign intervention in Syria.
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It all started with the Franco-British-led Western intervention in Libya, in 2011.
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From the beginning of Saudi Arabia's intervention in Yemen, it was Prince Mohammed's war.
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From the beginning of Saudi Arabia's intervention in Yemen, it was Prince Mohammed's war.
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Tiberghien said there would be "political cost" for ministerial intervention in the Meng case.
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What justifies continuing gross federal intervention in the graduate and professional student loan market?
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A senior Turkish official cautioned that Turkey's intervention in Syria was not yet over.
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Macro's profitability could benefit from the lower level of intervention in the financial system.
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Generally, the "liberal" view of antitrust law calls for more intervention in merger cases.
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"This was a shocking and unprecedented intervention in a low-level review," Spencer said.
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This nonprofit offers 24/7 crisis intervention in the District and provides shelter space.
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It argued that the lack of human intervention in the forest would doom it.
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This is the height of human intervention in nature, and an advanced biotechnological feat.
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All four leaders said they were sure they didn't want military intervention in Venezuela.
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Clinton argued forcefully for intervention in Libya, eventually convincing Obama to take robust action there.
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Did you think of A Model Continent as an intervention in the EU referendum debate?
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"The BOJ at this moment hasn't done any intervention in the JGB market," she noted.
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Once Upon a Place is necessary and timely intervention in the public conversation on immigration.
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He helped found the Campaign Against Sanctions and Military Intervention in Iran, an advocacy organization.
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He has also hit Clinton over the U.S. intervention in Libya in his stump speech.
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Even a far less bloody intervention in Hong Kong would reverberate as widely (see article).
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Many Russians recall how the intervention in Afghanistan in 1979 helped destroy the Soviet Union.
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He is also widely seen as the driving force behind Saudi Arabia's intervention in Yemen.
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The decision is peculiar given that Syriza favours robust state intervention in other policy areas.
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America's military intervention in the Middle East since 9/11 has been long and frustrating.
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It comes despite tensions between Saudi Arabia and Russia over Russian military intervention in Syria.
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Some have suggested that such a scenario would spur a Turkish military intervention in Syria.
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It was the very real possibility of regime collapse that prompted Russian intervention in September.
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The U.S. has also sanctioned Russia over its intervention in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
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Russia's intervention in September turned the tide of Syria's five-year conflict in Assad's favour.
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The move came amid skepticism about the effectiveness of the kingdom's military intervention in Yemen.
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I have always been under the impression that Republicans are against government intervention in business.
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Mr Putin has framed his intervention in Syria as a battle between good and evil.
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Saudi Arabia was America's most important partner in thwarting Soviet intervention in the Middle East.
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For better or worse, American intervention in Libya was Mr. Obama's decision, not Mrs. Clinton's.
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A refresher: Bolton's note sparked speculation about possible U.S. military intervention in Colombia's neighbor, Venezuela.
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He opposed intervention in Libya and Syria, and he wanted to come home from Afghanistan.
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The Russian intervention in Syria 22019 months ago changed the physics of the battlefield there.
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The president last year wouldn't rule out the possibility of U.S. military intervention in Venezuela.
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While Pakistan hopes for third-party intervention in the conflict, India will only negotiate bilaterally.
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The government's intervention in 2013 suggests that Bitcoin is not too small to escape notice.
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Continuing American military intervention in Afghanistan will result in more American and Afghan lives lost.
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Approximately six years of intervention in fifteen years of life have resulted in abysmal failure.
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But it is Russia's intervention in the autumn last year that has made the difference.
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They flatly reject any suggestion of a broader US military intervention in support of Guaidó.
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Amazon is challenging the decision, alleging political intervention, in the US Court of Federal Claims.
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His military intervention in Yemen has so far produced only a stalemate and humanitarian crisis.
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American efforts to prevent or punish Turkey's intervention in Cyprus, for example, generated considerable anger.
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Alphabet's self-driving company, Waymo, had a rate of 5,600 miles per intervention in California.
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Mr. Abe's announcement followed the passage of a $2 trillion intervention in the United States.
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Locating the intervention in barbershops meant patients could receive care without inconvenience, with peer support.
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No, just a small sample of the United States' history of intervention in foreign elections.
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The current dispute highlights an era of increased trade tensions and political intervention in markets.
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President Trump had more praise for the Justice Department's intervention in the Roger Stone case.
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It also opens wide the door for new Russian intervention in the upcoming 2020 election.
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It was the Fed's first such surprise intervention in money markets since the financial crisis.
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Intervention in the paper's editorial decision making came almost immediately after the sale was announced.
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"The committee certainly views Russian intervention in our elections as a significant threat," he continued.
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INDONESIA C.BANK GOV SAYS TRIPLE INTERVENTION IN DOMESTIC NONDELIVERABLE FORWARD, SPOT FX AND BOND MARKETS
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Both have condemned military intervention in the Middle East and voiced support for restoring congressional
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He provided American military support for the Saudi intervention in the civil war in Yemen.
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He also speculated about the possibility of American intervention in Lebanon over Muslim-Christian strife.
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Rippling impact Trump's intervention in the case will continue to have rippling impacts, Kirby said.
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Mr. Trump threatened federal intervention in Chicago if the city does not address violent crime.
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She has been an outspoken opponent of U.S. military intervention in conflicts surrounding regime change.
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"This was a shocking and unprecedented intervention in a low-level review," Mr. Spencer wrote.
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His intervention in decisions about war crimes undermines the moral standing of the armed forces.
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Tuesday's crash was not the deadliest air incident related to Russia's military intervention in Syria.
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Parallels can be drawn between the Clinton administration's handling of the North Korean nuclear issue and Obama's handling of Iran, between Clinton's inaction on Rwanda and Obama's inaction on the Syrian crisis, between Clinton's reluctant intervention in Kosovo and Obama's reluctant intervention in Libya.
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The new crown prince is known for impetuousness abroad (he backed a military intervention in Yemen).
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American Indians weren't the only ones subject to new forms of government intervention in the family.
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Netanyahu is making his third visit since September, when Russia launched its military intervention in Syria.
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The idea was to reduce state intervention in the economy more generally—to give people liberty.
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Experts say armed intervention in Hong Kong would also provide political leverage for Xi's factional opponents.
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"Armed intervention in Hong Kong just adds to the narrative of a threatening China," Ni said.
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Meanwhile, a war-weary nation was antsy over heightened expectations of US military intervention in Syria.
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Nor does this bombing, in and of itself, augur a larger US intervention in that country.
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The solution was government intervention, in the form of an injection of public spending and confidence.
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"We have a common interest in non-intervention in our internal affairs," says an Arab diplomat.
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Hariri's political party denounced on Saturday Iranian intervention in Arab countries and attacks against Saudi Arabia.
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As one example, it will largely reduce the need for human intervention in the service sector.
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Haroon Moghul, commentator Secretary Clinton: You supported military intervention in Libya, and the invasion of Iraq.
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Trump's intervention in this domestic political issue and his lobbying in favor of Netanyahu was unprecedented.
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In recent years policymakers have placed great emphasis on very early intervention in shaping children's lives.
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Military intervention in North Korea is seen as an extremely risky move vis-à-vis China.
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It was not immediately clear what effect Trump's high profile intervention in the crisis would have.
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"Asking for a military intervention in Venezuela" was an attempt to destabilize the country, Rodriguez said.
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Russia's intervention in September turned the tide of Syria's five-year-old conflict in Assad's favour.
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France's intelligence service has also warned of possible Russian intervention in its spring 2017 election campaign.
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Ties had already been strained by Putin's intervention in Ukraine and his persistent support for Assad.
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Requiring such political intervention in a judicial matter is antiquated and should be abolished, critics say.
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Was Acting Attorney General Sally Yates fired for her intervention in the matter of General Flynn?
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As Secretary of State, she was a consistent voice for military intervention in the Obama administration.
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She applauded his "good judgment" for embracing NATO, the Export-Import Bank, and intervention in Syria.
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That said, falls in the currency might be tempered by intervention in the foreign exchange market.
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His last visit preceded Russia's intervention in Syria, but lately there have been signs of strains.
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"Later school start time is an effective intervention in improving adolescent sleep and health," Wing said.
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Instead, it is about Moscow's ambitions and competition with Washington, exemplified by its intervention in Syria.
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The Kremlin is apparently gearing up for a sustained intervention in the 2020 U.S. presidential elections.
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Context: It is the deadliest incident since Russia's intervention in Syria began last summer. http://bit.
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Russia's military intervention in support of Damascus in September has helped turn the war Assad's way.
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But Russia has warned of severe repercussions in the face of Western military intervention in Syria.
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Its emergence is the most striking unintended consequence of the Saudi-led military intervention in Yemen.
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He has led a five-year military intervention in Yemen that has produced a humanitarian catastrophe.
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After all, Saudi Arabia's intervention in Yemen is a human-rights crisis all on its own.
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But the conservative Alabaman is dumbfounded by the president's intervention in his state's election on Tuesday.
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Like Britain's leftist Labour Party leader, Jeremy Corbyn, she favors significant state intervention in the economy.
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Mr. Trump also skewered Mr. McCain for his support of armed intervention in the Middle East.
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Still, a one-time intervention in the life of a stranger isn't going to change anything.
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Those conditions, she says, were met for the American intervention in Libya, but not in Syria.
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Against all odds, the Saudi intervention in Yemen should be a stark lesson for the president.
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" Not: "What is the strategic wisdom of American military intervention in a small, faraway Asian country?
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Under Brazilian law, a federal intervention in a state would block any changes to the Constitution.
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The government's intervention in this instance was warranted and may have helped yield the positive outcome.
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The sentence ended up being shorter that the recommendation that put Barr's intervention in the spotlight.
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Others said they were wary of war and frustrated with American intervention in the Middle East.
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Ro Khanna on Friday to file legislation to prevent funding for any military intervention in Iran.
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Not a word, even less an insult, an act or an intervention in a court decision.
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Russia's intervention in the conflict beginning late last year has swayed the war in Assad's favor.
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The pro-Gulen Alliance for Shared Values said it condemned any military intervention in domestic politics.
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In Poland, worries about Russia have been on the rise with Moscow's intervention in neighboring Ukraine.
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In particular, it will also countenance much more intervention in the economy than the Thatcherites ever did.
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Early intervention in tackling mental health challenges has long been a key part of Kate's public work.
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So far, the GOP congressional leadership has taken the same view of Russia's intervention in the election.
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Experts say that without Washington's support package, Saudi Arabia would have difficulty perpetrating its intervention in Yemen.
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He has dismissed the migration figures as "fake news" meant to justify foreign intervention in Venezuela's affairs.
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That started to change after Russia's financial meltdown in 1998 and the American-led intervention in Kosovo.
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For example, the NPRM asks: whether…regulatory intervention in the market is necessary in the broadband context.
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The brothers are known to spend heavily on conservative initiatives and to oppose government intervention in business.
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It came shortly after Russia launched its military intervention in September amid Syria's years-long civil war.
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Conservative ideology is obviously much more favorable to PhRMA, as it resists federal intervention in the marketplace.
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The changes are a rare intervention in public life by Sweden's king, who wields no formal power.
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After initial, aborted attempts to win congressional approval for military intervention in Syria, the Obama administration blinked.
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Adding more details, Kudlow said China would need to report any intervention in the foreign exchange market.
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"At this stage, there are no sanctions linked to the Russian intervention in Syria," Hollande told reporters.
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Bolsonaro has also hinted that he may back the Trump administration's calls for military intervention in Venezuela.
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Mexico balked at the prospect of foreign intervention in salaries, but the debate has shifted, Guajardo said.
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MIAMI — In the early 1960s, Rafael Soriano received a spiritual revelation — a divine intervention — in a dream.
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"China opposes military intervention in Venezuela, and opposes any actions causing tensions or even unrest," he said.
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He also advocated for greater US intervention in the Syrian conflict while serving in the Obama administration.
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Some companies criticized the measures as unnecessary government intervention in a free market, but others supported them.
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Last week, Trump said he would not rule out the possibility of a military intervention in Venezuela.
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They need to see America's economy growing — and it is, Beaulieu said — and an intervention in China.
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Last year's intervention in Yemen by a Saudi-sponsored coalition can be seen in the same light.
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Denmark was the first European country to allow legal gender changes without any medical intervention in 2014.
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The chamber also voted to end U.S. support for a Saudi-led coalition's military intervention in Yemen.
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Like both Bushes, and Reagan before them, Trump has ratcheted up military intervention in the Middle East.
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By next week, Saudi Arabia's intervention in Yemen will have continued for a year and a half.
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"The humanitarian crisis is being used as a pretext for foreign intervention in my country," Arreaza said.
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He, too, was escalating U.S. intervention in an attempt to settle internal political disputes in distant countries.
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Russia's intervention in the Syrian civil war in support of Syrian President Bashar Assad further strained relations.
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The massacre galvanized international opinion and led to a US and NATO intervention in Bosnia's civil war.
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A precautionary recapitalization is a type of state intervention in a struggling bank that is still solvent.
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The Ukraine peace plan that they discussed likely would have dealt with Russian intervention in the region.
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The absence of the central bank's intervention in the forex market added to the rise, they added.
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Edwards credited much of the success of his intervention in Flint to an anthropologist named Yanna Lambrinidou.
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Third, the administration's behavior merely adds fuel to the investigations probing Russia's intervention in the 2016 election.
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At Wednesday's press conference, Erdogan characterized Turkey's military intervention in northern Syria as a move against terrorism.
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The second huge problem is, of course, Russian occupation of Crimea and military intervention in eastern Ukraine.
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For example, Alphabet's self-driving company, Waymo, had a rate of 5,600 miles per intervention in California.
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A precautionary recapitalisation is a type of state intervention in a struggling bank that is still solvent.
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Historically, fear of "instability" has been used to justify military intervention in countries like Iraq and Syria.
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In the Atlantic interview, Obama outlines a broad philosophy of non-intervention in Middle Eastern civil wars.
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They've also generally chafed at any additional government intervention in the way that businesses operate such programs.
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The United States doesn't have the best reputation when it comes to economic intervention in Latin America.
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Their joint, four-year-old intervention in Yemen is turning into a quagmire, with horrific civilian casualties.
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The focus on the Soviet Union's wartime victory also legitimizes Russia's military intervention in Ukraine in 2014.
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Comey was removed from the FBI as the agency investigated Russia's intervention in the 6900 presidential election.
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After the Turkish intervention in Cyprus in 1974, the United States imposed an arms embargo on Turkey.
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This is the first time I am on the street with a potent medical intervention in hand.
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"This government categorically rejects any sort of intervention in the private lives of any citizen," he said.
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France launched a direct military intervention in Mali in 2013 in what was known as Operation Serval.
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The central bank bought $314 million of foreign currency in October, its first major intervention in 2019.
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The military's intervention in 2014 was to topple a civilian government led by Thaksin's sister, Yingluck Shinawatra.
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While overshadowed by Watergate, the Nixon campaign's intervention in the peace talks has captivated historians for years.
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Mr. Spicer's comments, if taken literally, would signal a much broader American intervention in Syria's civil war.
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An intervention in Libya may deepen Turkey's feud with the Emirates, which is General Hifter's main backer.
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The current system of federal intervention in higher education is largely based on the traditional college experience.
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Together, the proposals promise a new level of government intervention in almost every aspect of economic life.
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Trump's reported intervention in British domestic politics comes at a time of heightened political turmoil in Westminster.
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The party favors restrictions on foreign ownership and more central bank intervention in the foreign exchange market.
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But Russia's intervention in Ukraine in 2014 prompted a return to the core mission of defending Europe.
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Some companies criticised the measures as unnecessary government intervention in a free market, but others supported them.
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Beijing has a stronger legal argument for its intervention in Hong Kong, over which it has sovereignty.
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Mr. Morales said he was fired in part for resisting City Hall's intervention in the Singh case.
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Trump&aposs intervention in Gallagher&aposs case drew widespread criticism from within the Navy and the Pentagon.
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He said that the Mueller report was more damaging to democracy than Russian intervention in our elections.
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He has advocated for military intervention in Libya, Syria, Iraq, Iran, and just last month, North Korea.
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Rand Paul (R-KY) maintained consistency across the years, opposing military intervention in 2013, 2015, and now.
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The conservative movement forced a choice: Either support government intervention in the market OR oppose civil rights.
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The U.S. intervention in Syria began under Trump's predecessor Barack Obama in September 2014 with air strikes.
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Russia launched its military intervention in Syria in 2015, turning the tide of the war in Assad's favor.
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In March 22005, he presented a report focused heavily on Israel's military intervention in Gaza the summer before.
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In March 2015, he presented a report focused heavily on Israel's military intervention in Gaza the summer before.
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The CBN has also stated its intention to increase intervention in the FX interbank market to increase supply.
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FCC Chair Ajit Pai leans libertarian and has a track record of opposing government intervention in business matters.
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In step with the intervention in Syria, Moscow has revived ties with almost every country in the region.
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Trump, who had called Stone's original sentencing recommendation "horrible and very unfair," applauded Barr's intervention in the case.
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The intrigue: Honda is a member of Global Automakers but declined to join the intervention in the litigation.
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The military has for decades invoked its duty to defend the monarchy to justify its intervention in politics.
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Set against these benefits are the costs of the Fed's intervention in—or perhaps distortion of—financial markets.
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President Donald Trump has invested considerable political capital in the diplomatic and economic intervention in the Venezuela crisis.
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Russian military intervention in Syria has convinced many in the Alawite elite that Mr. Assad will never fall.
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In his role as defence minister, Prince Mohammed launched Saudi Arabia's military intervention in Yemen in March 2100.
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They'd heard about the story, principally because of the prominent winemaker Laurent Ponsot's initial intervention in Rudy's scam.
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China has considerable economic interests here, and it struggled for years to prevent any outside intervention in Darfur.
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When Russia launched its intervention in Syria in September 2015, the government spoke of a short air operation.
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Tensions between London and Moscow escalated after Russia's 2014 annexation of Ukraine's Crimea and its intervention in Syria.
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Russia's five-month military intervention in Syria helped turn the tide of Syria's war back in Assad's favor.
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After a century of separation of church and state, many worry, too, about state intervention in religious affairs.
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Security experts have speculated Islamist militants could have planted the bomb in retaliation for Russia's intervention in Syria.
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And polling is decidedly mixed about whether the public wants more government intervention in the health care sector.
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Moscow's intervention in September helped turn the war Assad's way, although insurgents have made gains in some areas.
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Government intervention in drug prices still has a relatively small chance of succeeding, but it hangs over biotechs.
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We now have learned that President Johnson privately understood the risks associated with military intervention in Southeast Asia.
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They therefore advocated a level of state intervention in the economy surpassed only by the contemporary Soviet Union.
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The ideal president for the Brits would be religiously agnostic, Keynesian and wary of intervention in foreign wars.
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Republicans had, until then, held strong positions regarding Russia's intervention in Ukraine and its illegal annexation of Crimea.
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Shocked by Russia's forceful intervention in Syria, Turkey has also begun to reassess its relationship with that country.
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Meirelles also told reporters that authorities saw no reason for intervention in a free-floating exchange rate regime.
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Indeed, a speech burden based on audience reactions is simply government hostility and intervention in a different guise.
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Official intervention in the markets, either through central banks or regulatory action, can also blindside the savviest investors.
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With ISIS in retreat, the likelihood of a larger American intervention in Syria is increasing rather than decreasing.
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"This is not the 'exceptional case' that warrants federal intervention in a lawful state election process," McKeague wrote.
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French troops deployed in a separate intervention in the former French colony have also been accused of abuses.
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Although some readers will doubtless contest it, this is a critical intervention in debates over the Second Amendment.
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Capitalism in its pure sense supports a free market economy and no government intervention in the private sector.
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Some of its leadership is Algerian while some foreign militants fled there after the French intervention in Mali.
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The U.S. and European Union have also imposed sanctions against Russia for its 85033 military intervention in Ukraine.
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Vietnam was a monumental catastrophe, but the British intervention in Sierra Leone in 2000 was a spectacular success.
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The Gulen movement denied involvement in the coup attempt and denounced any military intervention in Turkey's domestic affairs.
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That was the basis of the Balkan conflict, and the American and European intervention in Libya in 2011.
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Only affirmative government intervention in the electricity marketplace could undermine the continuing competitiveness of wind and solar power.
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The comments come after President Trump last week refused to rule out a U.S. military intervention in Venezuela.
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This triggered Russian intervention in Syria, and soon two air forces were screeching through the skies above Saraqib.
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State Department officials have been pushing for years for a limited military intervention in Syria along these lines.
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This was the first such Israeli intervention in Syria&aposs lengthy civil war, now in its eighth year.
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The move would be an unprecedented intervention in the industry, which the memo defends citing national security interests.
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And as a strong, independent, millennial woman, I believe our country needs less government intervention in our lives.
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This should be a wake up call for proponents of more government intervention in the lives of Americans.
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Worse, his intervention in Eastern Ukraine has precipitated many of the very developments Mr. Putin sought to prevent.
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Making artwork about climate change is inextricably tied to the history of human intervention in lands and waterways.
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Although it cited the Khashoggi killing, the petition focused primarily on the Saudi-led military intervention in Yemen.
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The Interpreter The generals publicly supported their intervention in Afghanistan, but in private they worried they were trapped.
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Mr. Barr's intervention in the case won him Mr. Trump's praise — but shook federal prosecutors across the country.
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Its intervention in Syria is only one way in which Russia has gained influence in the Middle East.
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American and Russian officers started talking to each other after the Russian intervention in Syria began in 2015.
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"We hope that with intervention in other cities in China, the situation will be more positive," he said.
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But that does not diminish the seriousness of Russia's intervention in the election, which appears to be unprecedented.
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After graduating from West Point, I joined the 82nd Airborne Division in the Dominican Republic intervention in 1965.
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His intervention in neighboring Yemen remains a fiasco, while his blockade of Qatar has ended in a stalemate.
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His intervention in Syria, they worry, may whet his appetite for American military engagement in a volatile region.
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In principle, the president doesn't want to initiate another costly, protracted American military intervention in the Middle East.
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Four years ago, the Saudis began "Operation Decisive Storm," the multination intervention in Yemen, expecting an easy win.
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The Trump administration should keep this in mind as it weighs its own possible intervention in the Gulf.
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Chairman Nunes and the Intelligence Committee were assigned responsibility to investigate Russia's intervention in the 2016 presidential election.
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Federal intervention in college tuition built the ticking student loan bomb about to explode at over $1.5 trillion.
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Speaking in a television interview, he also demanded compensation for decades of American "intervention" in the Islamic Republic.
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The intervention in Afghanistan is a case in point: 16 years into our intervention there, success remains elusive.
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There were the warnings against flag-burning, the threats of tariffs, and the intervention in Carrier manufacturing negotiations.
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The goal is to test messaging on Trump, who campaigned on reducing U.S. intervention in the Middle East.
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The change in policy aligns with Mr. Trump's promise to reduce bureaucracy, regulation and government intervention in business.
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Sometimes, swift and forceful government intervention in the private sector is the only way out of a crisis.
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Geoengineering refers to deliberate, typically large-scale intervention in the Earth's ecosystems to slow or reverse climate change.
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He supported NATO's intervention in Kosovo in 1999 and voted to take military action in Afghanistan in 2001.
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Famously, Silk Road had a libertarian mission to support only minimal state intervention in the lives of citizens.
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One of the most memorable exhibitions organized by Group Material was Timeline: A Chronicle of U.S. Intervention in Central and Latin America, held at PS173 in 1984 as part of a nationwide campaign titled Artists' Call Against U.S. Intervention in Central America which produced a considerable program of cultural actions.
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The pro-Gulen Alliance for Shared Values said it condemned any military intervention in domestic politics, according to Reuters.
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Clinton's former campaign manager, Robby Mook, told Tapper in December that Russian intervention in the election played a role.
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Maybe time off work is more useful than the Hubbard intervention in promoting better self-reported health outcome scores.
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He declined to go further because of the then-pending case testing federal intervention in Oregon's law. Then-Sen.
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"Intervention in the yen has effectively become difficult," said Masashi Murata, currency strategist for Brown Brothers Harriman in Tokyo.
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In 2011, as secretary of state, she backed intervention in Libya to prevent Muammar Qaddafi from pounding rebellious cities.
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The index also includes Russian companies that have been sanctioned over Russia's intervention in Ukraine, cyberespionage and other issues.
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Any remaining goodwill towards Seattle's building plan has also diminished after Amazon made a rare intervention in local politics.
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Advocates of increased intervention in the conflict focus on Syria's humanitarian tragedies, or on the need to oppose Russia.
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Analysts say Russia's activity in Europe has increased since it was sanctioned economically for its military intervention in Ukraine.
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American officials warn that violence against Americans (which was what triggered the intervention in Panama) would change the situation.
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There were also reports of direct intervention in markets by state-owned funds to try and halt equity rout.
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Nonetheless, Mr Putin may be hard-pressed to find popular support for fresh intervention in Ukraine on religious grounds.
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In his social media posts, Najem has criticized Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and Russian intervention in the war.
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But reactions to the ongoing misery in Syria, and to Western intervention in that country, have been entirely different.
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This research found that members of Mexico's elite are acutely aware of the history of American intervention in Mexico.
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But what is absolutely unquestionable is that Russia's intervention in the election created chaos in the US political system.
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"Frankly, I don't think Assad would have done that," said Massie, who voted against intervention in Syria in 2014.
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He has recently been buoyed from a brief intervention in Syria with Russian airstrikes taking place on terrorist positions.
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This clause in question, which seems to require political intervention in the justice system, is rarely used, say experts.
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There's no dull moment when it comes to Russia's cyber warfare, even beyond their probable intervention in international elections.
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Allies in Europe, skeptical of US power after George W. Bush' intervention in Iraq, were given a full embrace.
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On Wednesday, France said it would finish its military intervention in the country by the end of this year.
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Consider the unlucky person with the most costly pre-existing condition in a world without government intervention in healthcare.
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His heroic intervention in combination with his elite university connections make him an ideal candidate for student body president.
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Most Latin American countries, as well as the European Union, have expressed opposition to potential military intervention in Venezuela.
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As President, he would go on to face events like the Oklahoma City Bombing and NATO's intervention in Bosnia.
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He also made it clear that the US would launch an intervention in Iraq with or without UN authority.
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The episode is being called the biggest Western intervention in Syria's civil war since the conflict began in 2011.
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Hezbollah had already angered the Saudis and their Gulf allies by its intervention in Syria and support for Iran.
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Many experts says intensive intervention in early infant care is crucial to ensuring a healthy future for the baby.
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" Carlos Trujillo, US ambassador to the OAS, condemned the forceful intervention in Monimbó, describing the government's actions as "genocide.
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Britain and France, reluctantly, understood that they needed those capabilities when they led even the short intervention in Libya.
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The US and its allies have sanctioned Russia over its illegal annexation of Crimea and its intervention in Ukraine.
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The chaos has fueled ISIS' rise and paved the way for Russian military intervention in support of the regime.
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It is counter to the core principles of Argentina's post-dictatorship reforms that prohibit military intervention in domestic security.
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In fact, Russia initially was supportive of U.S. military intervention in Afghanistan in response to the 9/11 attacks.
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The Trump administration has not ruled out the use of military intervention in Venezuela amid the transition, though Sen.
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Trump's skepticism about NATO and support for Russia's intervention in Syria, then, are not incidental parts of his platform.
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"The pricing of the yuan exchange rate remains affected by the central bank's intervention in the market," he said.
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U.S. leaders were quick to denounce the violence, hinting that American intervention in Venezuela might be on the way.
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The US military intervention in Central America destabilized the entire isthmus to devastation and it is still felt today.
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His skepticism about NATO and support for Russia's intervention in Syria, then, are not incidental parts of his platform.
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The decree signed by Mr. Temer on Friday afternoon falls short of a full intervention in the state government.
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But her intervention in the debate was symptomatic of her overall oratorical record: way too little, far too late.
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When President Obama announced the US intervention in Libya in 2011, the stated aim was to prevent a slaughter.
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There is also a strong aversion across the political spectrum in North Africa to Western intervention in the region.
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"We are prepared to help economic players with an intervention in the economy...if the crisis deepens," Varga said.
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"We are prepared to help economic players with an intervention in the economy...if the crisis deepens," Varga added.
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Prosecutors are interested in learning how a Republican convention platform plank on Russia's intervention in Ukraine was watered down.
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His dishonest intervention in eastern Ukraine has rendered that country more pro-Western than at any time since 1991.
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He is set to be sentenced on February 20 in Washington amid controversy over political intervention in his case.
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The House impeachment inquiry will almost certainly focus on Trump's attempt to solicit foreign intervention in the 2020 election.
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Pentagon leaders had privately argued that the president's intervention in these cases would undercut the code of military justice.
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The "domino theory" that justified the failed intervention in Vietnam was also about the perception of American vital interests.
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Trump's threats of potential military intervention in North Korea are likely to be tested in coming years as well.
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Schiff called Nunes's actions a "complete head-scratcher" due to probes of Russia's intervention in the 2016 presidential election.
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Last year Congress passed a war powers resolution to end US support of Saudi-backed military intervention in Yemen.
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They regard their military intervention in Syria, which the Obama administration did not see coming, as a tactical success.
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A painful illustration is the way in which the Bush administration "justified" the military intervention in Iraq in 2003.
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Possible intervention in the mortgage market could be negative for Irish banks, but detailed proposals have yet to emerge.
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Preventative measures such as effective police intervention in the face of known threats are, of course, a preferred solution.
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But detractors dismiss it as a subsidy to coal and nuclear — and an unnecessary intervention in the energy market.
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In 2014, following Russia's military intervention in Ukraine, all NATO members pledged to meet the 2% target by 703.
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Medicaid is also important as a catalyst for early identification and intervention in the treatment of emerging mental illness.
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The coup drew military intervention in 2015 by a Saudi-led coalition trying to restore Hadi's internationally recognized government.
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Some health economists say generous health insurance and significant government intervention in the health care market promote unnecessary spending.
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What would not be brought fully home, though, is the extent of Mr. Norman's intervention in the orchestral tradition.
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Whether it was in the question of believing Vladimir Putin about Russia's non-intervention intervention in our 2016 elections.
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In response, Malaysia's central bank said on Wednesday its intervention in currency markets was limited to managing excessive volatility.
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"The intervention in El Bronx was necessary," said Ariel Ávila, a Bogotá-based analyst with Fundación Paz y Reconciliación.
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His duties will include overseeing any intervention in the currency market although Japan has not done so for years.
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She urged intervention in Libya, and our failure to coördinate a more orderly mission there has had dismal results.
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The crown prince has since jailed his rivals as Saudi Arabia pursued a deadly intervention in Yemen's civil war.
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He returned to Libya shortly before the NATO intervention in 2011 hoping to lead the revolution against Colonel Qaddafi.
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Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia's brutal intervention in Yemen's civil war continues to inflict death and famine on the Yemeni people.
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This newfound sense of femininity, though, arrived more because of vaguely divine intervention in Mexico than any active choices.
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There is a larger opportunity for foreign intervention in domestic politics, which has shown democracy can be made vulnerable.
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"'The Church strongly rejects the forced State intervention in favor of contraception, sterilization and even abortion,'" said the guidelines.
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He escapes, pursued by the Houthis, triggering Saudi intervention in March along with a hastily assembled Arab military coalition.
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It took the president's intervention in 1792, nine years after Brewster suffered his injuries, for the US to settle up.
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SHORT-TERM STABILITY Analysts at Citi noted that November's intervention in the spot market steadied the currency for a month.
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Intervention in Syria is not something that is just in the interest of the Syrian people and our European allies.
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The intervention in Libya -- which Obama noted was the "right thing to do" -- came at the strong urging of Clinton.
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IG said U.S. President Barack Obama's intervention in favor of Remain last week was the main factor behind the increase.
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And for China, such intervention could threaten its long-standing desire for stability and non-US intervention in the region.
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CNN's Andrew Kaczynski pointed out the many other Republican lawmakers who flipped in their responses to military intervention in Syria: .
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Yet a fledgling democracy in Egypt was abandoned, and the administration avoided intervention in Syria for as long as possible.
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It may see the threat of the transfer as a way to pressure Israel to limit its intervention in Syria.
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I don't know whether Justice Scalia was the driving force behind this highly unusual intervention in an ongoing regulatory review.
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They take two groups of people and randomly assign them to an intervention (in this case, eating meat or not).
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Your newspaper cannot have forgotten that military intervention in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and Syria turned those countries into bloody quagmires.
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This heavy-handed intervention in energy markets has upset many orthodox Republicans, and even some bosses in the coal industry.
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Karimov backed the US-led intervention in Afghanistan, as he also saw the Taliban and al Qaeda as Uzbekistan's enemies.
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Plan A: To swiftly set up a national unity government in Libya and stage an official intervention in the country.
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In 2013, Moscow was pleased after Francis opposed a proposed U.S.-led military intervention in Syria, a key Russian ally.
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Last year, a tense meeting between Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin was swiftly followed by Moscow's intervention in Syria.
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FIVE years after Western air power helped remove Muammar Qaddafi, the chances of another intervention in Libya are steadily increasing.
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In a statement, Ryan's office said: Speaker Ryan has said for months that foreign intervention in our elections is unacceptable.
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Imperial said government intervention in the market sends a negative message to investors about doing business in Alberta and Canada.
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Army Commander Eduardo Villas Bôas dismissed Mourão's comments by saying there is "no possibility" of a military intervention in Brazil.
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At that time, Sanders was one of many people who called for government intervention in the rising price of crude.
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The Council debated for six months before deciding whether or not to call for government intervention in people's eating habits.
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It's no accident that Mark Zuckerberg's biggest intervention in politics to date was co-founding the immigration reform group FWD.us.
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Dela Rosa said it was possible the president would scrap the guns deal if there were an intervention in Washington.
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But with Russia's intervention in the five-year conflict, Syrian troops seem more confident than ever of taking on ISIS.
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Blair's support of the disastrous military intervention in Iraq has permanently discredited him in the eyes of many Labour voters.
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Apparently, the ghost's powers of intervention in the realm of the living extend only to plate-smashing and bulb-tampering.
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Lebanon was a warning about the dangers of military intervention in pursuit of a grandiose mission in the Middle East.
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Gardner and other senators have been discussing legislation that would prevent federal government intervention in states that have legalized marijuana.
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And one common assumption of those models is that government intervention in the market tends to come at some cost.
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This week, a parliamentary panel castigated former Prime Minister David Cameron for his intervention in Libya alongside France in 2011.
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In February 2019, she doubled down on her opposition to US intervention in Syria, defending Assad, an accused war criminal.
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The Gulen movement has denied any involvement in the coup attempt and denounced any military intervention in Turkey's domestic affairs.
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Bolton's critics would disagree — particularly on his strong support for military intervention in the lead-up to the Iraq War.
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This despite the intervention in Libya (which Clinton supported) and America's bombing and growing troop presence in Iraq and Syria.
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Erdogan's military intervention in the region was widely condemned after evidence emerged suggesting possible war crimes against the Kurdish population.
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Russia's military intervention in Ukraine and annexation of Crimea in 2014 again raised concerns about Europe's reliance on Russian gas.
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Gulen has never had a large base of support in the military and has long opposed military intervention in politics.
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Colombia's president, Juan Manuel Santos, said he doesn't think the U.S. should consider the possibility of military intervention in Venezuela.
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But in another problematic moment for Clinton, Obama also said the U.S.'s intervention in Libya was basically a mistake.
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She is credited with providing divine intervention in the case of a Brazilian man suffering from a viral brain infection.
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However, Brazil's military as well as Vice President Hamilton Mourao - a former general - have ruled out any intervention in Venezuela.
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He said state officials did not warm to the idea because some felt it was federal intervention in their systems.
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Constantine Chiwenga, who leads the Zimbabwe Defense Forces, said in what amounts to an extraordinary intervention in the country's politics.
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He said that studies have shown the pets to be an effective, nontraditional intervention in addressing loneliness among older adults.
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But in Latin America, the doctrine has long been viewed as a pretext for American armed intervention in the region.
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Similarly, he periodically threatens military intervention in Venezuela, which is music to the ears of many exiles in South Florida.
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The case of the N.R.A. and One Nation is a clear-cut case of foreign intervention in our democratic process.
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That set in motion a military intervention in Syria that ended just weeks ago with the collapse of ISIS' rule.
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Trump has said a number of nice things about Putin personally, and has expressed comfort with Russia's intervention in Syria.
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Lawal Mustapha, a university student in Zamfara, said he hoped the military intervention in Zamfara would lead to lasting changes.
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Russia's intervention in nearby Ukraine in 2014 further stoked Lithuania's fears of the country meddling in its former Soviet territories.
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There had never been such a significant government intervention in business, not even at the height of the New Deal.
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The hot new policy idea in Washington is the hottest old idea: direct US military intervention in Syria's civil war.
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Promoting resources for early intervention in these areas can help students cope with stress and build time management skills.4.
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President Jimmy Carter's strong reaction to Russian military intervention in Afghanistan in 1979 had a sobering impact on Soviet leaders.
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Sen. Chris Coons of Connecticut asked Trump's legal team whether the president believes foreign intervention in US elections is illegal.
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It was not enough that most of us agreed that Russian intervention in the 2016 election was worthy of investigation.
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Many consider him responsible for the deaths of thousands, for his intervention in salvaging Bashar al-Assad's rule in Syria.
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The billionaire investor Cliff Asness is a staunch libertarian who has railed against government intervention in health care and finance.
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By the time the Judiciary Committee was considering impeachment, the tragic consequences of America's military intervention in Cambodia were clear.
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CAATSA aims to punish Moscow for interfering in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and for its military intervention in Ukraine.
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Russia's intervention in Ukraine is about Ukraine, a country of supreme historical, ethnic, cultural, strategic and economic importance to Russia.
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Referring to a Turkish intervention in Syria last year, Mr. Erdogan suggested that Turkey could take similar action in Iraq.
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He was referring to the central bank's recent intervention in money markets by offering daily repurchase agreement - or repo - operations.
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President Trump on Friday refused to rule out a U.S. military intervention in Venezuela, where civil strife has turned violent.
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Decades later, President Truman sent US forces to a far more significant intervention in the Korea War without Congressional authorization.
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"Speaker Ryan has said for months that foreign intervention in our elections is unacceptable," she said in a written statement.
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People call a hotline and leave him voicemails begging for his intervention in their affairs, and he ignores them all.
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Sinema's campaign has denied those charges and said that while Sinema opposed US intervention in Iraq, she always supported servicemembers.
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The Saudi military intervention in neighboring Yemen that began in 2015, has, to put it mildly, not been a success.
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Russia mounted its military intervention in Syria in September to shore Damascus up amid a now 5-year-old rebellion.
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He worked closely with Stop the War coalition, which was formed after 9/11 to oppose the intervention in Afghanistan.
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Alongside the intervention in the foreign exchange market, the SNB also still has "more leverage" on interest rates, Jordan said.
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The Trump administration's actions — and its personnel — recall the long and sordid history of United States intervention in Latin America.
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If state legislatures delay, the cost will be hefty business regulation and an unprecedented intervention in the boardroom of businesses.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has himself suggested possible military intervention in Venezuela, though that was widely rejected in Latin America.
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He took office after a decade of heavy state intervention in the economy under presidents from the now opposition Peronist party.
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"It's probably not possible because there's so much hatred," Trump said, adding that he opposed UN intervention in the peace process.
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Rogers in particular is famous for punching Hitler on a comic book cover nine months before the American intervention in WWII.
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In December, Peskov said it was "indecent" of the US to "groundlessly" accuse Russia of intervention in the US election campaign.
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"What changed the whole perception inside NATO was the Russian intervention in eastern Ukraine and the annexation of Crimea," she said.
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And on the subject of Russian intervention in the presidential election, many Russians like Dmitry said they neither knew nor cared.
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The video was published shortly after president Emmanuel Macron ordered a military intervention in Syria alongside the United States and Britain.
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SANTIAGO-U.S.' POMPEO SAYS CHINA BEING HYPOCRITICAL CALLING FOR 'NON-INTERVENTION' IN VENEZUELA WHEN ITS FINANCIAL INTERVENTIONS HELPED DESTROY THE COUNTRY
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Last year Pakistan declined a Saudi call to join a Riyadh-led military intervention in Yemen to fight Iranian-allied insurgents.
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"More direct intervention in the consumer loan market is unlikely unless banks fail to comply with the BoE's requirements," Monks said.
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There were a lot of people talking about having significant government intervention in order to, basically, imposing a kinda, content rules.
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In a June 2011 interview, Sanders told CNN's Wolf Blitzer he had "reservations" about the Obama administration's military intervention in Libya.
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The US intervention in Iraq unleashed massive demonstrations, including an estimated one million people who marched through London in February 2003.
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And the EU, spurred on by the U.S., imposed strict economic sanctions on Russia in response to the intervention in Ukraine.
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Trump is, after all, claiming that all options are on the table, not ruling out military intervention in the near future.
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So, he talks about her husband and grandson, who were killed during US intervention in Vietnam and the fall of Saigon.
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Speculation of more devaluation of the Chinese yuan, and the lengths of government intervention in markets, will also help shape sentiment.
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The intervention in Syria remains a useful tool, and there has been a flurry of Middle Eastern intrigues in Moscow recently.
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But it was a unquestionably a unilateral move unlike, for instance, the NATO intervention in Libya in 2011 that Obama led.
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"China's intervention in the last year has not been to devalue but it's been largely to support the RMB," Lew said.
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The largest militias, which oppose Western intervention in Iraq, refused to continue operations if American warplanes took part in the battle.
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Mourao made headlines last year with comments perceived as supportive of military intervention in politics at a time of widespread corruption.
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President Trump ran on an America First platform, advocating for less intervention in global affairs, and I support him on that.
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The other two criteria are a trade surplus of more than $2360 billion and strong intervention in the foreign exchange market.
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Intervention in onshore and offshore markets have helped steady the currency, but Yu argued such action to stagger the yuan's decline.
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Obama threatened U.S. military intervention in Syria in August 2012 if his administration saw moves involving biological and chemical weapons there.
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Traders expect liquidity to tighten next week as the central bank continues its treasury auctions and intervention in the currency market.
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Any intervention in the Middle East by the United States will undoubtedly be far more likely to be unilateral in nature.
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Critics attribute the crisis to Maduro's policies, including a complex web of currency controls and heavy state intervention in the economy.
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority bought HK$4.97 billion of the currency on Saturday morning, its seventh intervention in a month.
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Statistics published by pollster TNS Sofres in February 2011 showed that 66 percent of the population supported France's intervention in Libya.
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Officials in Modi's office declined to comment while Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov denied there was any Kremlin intervention in the deal.
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Artificial intervention in the market comes with risk and that is why it is best to let the markets rebalance themselves.
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This rendered increasing meddling and lethal military intervention in Syria, Iraq, Yemen and beyond, including the recent horrific scenes of Aleppo.
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Indeed, in the last few years ISIS has surpassed Assad and become the threat driving US military intervention in the country.
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Republicans who control Congress have bitterly fought the program, saying it creates unwarranted government intervention in personal healthcare and private industry.
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"Obama's reluctance to acknowledge US intervention in Latin American dictatorships is truly unfortunate," said Gabriel Giorgi, an Argentine professor at NYU.
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In the October 2016 report, it met two criteria, including having engaged in persistent, one-sided intervention in foreign exchange markets.
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Congressional silence now will signal to Saudi Arabia that our support for its intervention in Yemen is nothing less than unconditional.
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Of the 28 countries in the European Union, only 12 have national rules for government intervention in response to foreign takeovers.
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Given this it seems entirely reasonable that Americans would be extremely reluctant to support yet another military intervention in the region.
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In the 1960s, even when Charles de Gaulle disagreed with American intervention in Vietnam, he couched his dissent in respectful terms.
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For all that, Bacevich is right that the United States' reflexive use of armed intervention in the Middle East is folly.
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With the Russian military intervention in Ukraine in 2014, the breakout from the post-Cold War, Western-dominated order was complete.
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Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, on Wednesday said Trump originally supported military intervention in Iraq, even if he denies it now.
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"Moreover, if necessary, we have more tools available," he said in a likely reference to intervention in the foreign exchange market.
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Mr Trump's opposition to American military intervention in Syria does cost him votes, particularly against a hawkish Democrat like Mrs Clinton.
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He added that Mexico should pay attention to Russian intervention in elections around the world ahead of its July presidential election.
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I believe that Calabria is right in his conclusion that the there is too much government intervention in the housing market.
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He had withdrawn France from NATO's joint command structures in 19683, and, most importantly, he had opposed American intervention in Vietnam.
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That day, Obama had prepared to hold a press conference to address the nation on ISIS and Russia's intervention in Ukraine.
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His best moment came when asked about his position on humanitarian intervention in places where America has no vital strategic interests.
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That was one of many questions about the American-led intervention in Libya that Mr. Gowdy's committee was unable to answer.
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In 2015, Pakistan declined a Saudi call to join a Riyadh-led military intervention in Yemen to fight Iranian-allied insurgents.
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The U.S. has repeatedly condemned Moscow's intervention in eastern Ukraine, as well as its annexation of the Crimean Peninsula in 2014.
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When it comes to antitrust laws, liberals call for more government intervention in mergers, while conservatives prefer a hands-off approach.
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It is no secret that from time to time US intervention in the region conflicts with Turkey's demands, values and priorities.
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In response to military intervention in Ukraine, the U.S. in 6900 imposed sectoral sanctions affecting Russia's financial, energy and defense sectors.
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Clinton on her handling of the 2011 intervention in Libya that is widely credited with the current instability in the region.
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The Russian government has badly wanted sanctions President Obama had put in place after its 2014 military intervention in Ukraine lifted.
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The fact of US intervention in Syria is not really a debatable point — despite the endless hand-wringing over US inactivity.
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Based on a poem by Mikhail Lermontov, the opera may seem like a familiar tale of supernatural intervention in human life.
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What began as a parent's well-meaning intervention in her child's social affairs morphs for Peter into a developmental flash point.
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Prosecutors argued that Mr. Hassan blamed Western intervention in Iraq for his father's death, and that anger had motivated the attack.
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Now, that simple policy rule is an old political minefield used by people opposed to any government intervention in economic management.
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So researchers tested an intervention in which they had students write essays on how the material is personally relevant to them.
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He pointed to Libya's instability after the US led a military intervention in the country in 2011 as a cautionary tale.
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A coalition of conservative organizations that oppose government intervention in the marketplace has harshly criticized Dr. Gottlieb's crackdown on e-cigarettes.
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"I would get along with Putin," Trump said, in response to a question about Russia's intervention in the Syrian civil war.
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Washington, Paris and London all back Riyadh in its intervention in Yemen and all supply weapons and intelligence to Saudi Arabia.
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As Turkey's intervention in Syria makes clear, however, the region's wars may if anything get more bloody with the U.S. departure.
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Traditionally when it comes to antitrust, liberals call for more government intervention in mergers, while conservatives prefer a hands-off approach.
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It's the first death on Saudi soil since the Saudi-led coalition began a military intervention in Yemen three years ago.
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The U.S. has warned that strong intervention in Hong Kong by Beijing could hurt the prospects of cutting a trade deal.
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Second, CEOs are very worried about government intervention in terms of breaking up some of the larger tech houses right now.
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"It is a case of wanting a constructive intervention in the peace process ... to give leverage and encouragement," he told Reuters.
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Kucinich is an outspoken critic of U.S. intervention in Iraq and introduced articles of impeachment against former President George W. Bush.
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The US intervention in Afghanistan in 2001 was premised in part on liberating women from the restrictive rule of the Taliban.
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The statement said the Turkish military intervention in the Syrian enclave of Afrin was continuing as planned on its fourth day.
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"One of the unique things that makes Chinese funding quite attractive is they practice non-intervention in local politics," he says.
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Russia's military intervention in the Syrian conflict in support of Assad has helped Damascus to reclaim territory previously lost to rebels.
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Tehran is widely credited with convincing Russia to start its military intervention in Syria and join the fight against Islamic State.
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Tapper noted lawmakers "rightly condemning the NBA for kowtowing to China" amid the comparative silence around foreign intervention in domestic politics.
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"This was a shocking and unprecedented intervention in a low-level review," Mr. Spencer wrote in The Washington Post on Wednesday.
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Russia's armed intervention in Syria turned the tide of the conflict in favor of Putin's ally, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Your book is a fortuitously timed intervention in Britain since it plays into all the imperial nostalgia that has accompanied Brexit.
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It will take drastic, unprecedented government intervention in order to avoid mass unemployment, another Great Depression, and thousands of preventable deaths.
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"Perhaps this is just putting the IRS on notice to not enforce the prohibition against intervention in political campaigns," he wrote.
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Like the houses of Aravena and Puga, Radic's building is an intervention in nature rather than an organic outgrowth of it.
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Obama's foreign policy is often, and with reason, defined by the action he will not take: intervention in Syria, for example.
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"We are seeking international support in Libya in fighting terrorism but we don't expect an international intervention in the field," Seraj said.
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Saudi Arabia and the neighboring UAE have taken on an increasingly neoconservative foreign policy, as seen in their military intervention in Yemen.
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Emmanuel Macron, now the front runner in France's presidential election, orchestrated the state's 2015 intervention in his former role as economy minister.
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Zhang call's for Beijing to reverse tack and abandon its heavy intervention in the foreign exchange market is gaining traction among researchers.
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Mr Trump has signalled that he might drop some of the sanctions Mr Obama placed on Russia after its intervention in Ukraine.
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Its disastrous military intervention in Yemen has plunged the country into chaos and famine, the single worst humanitarian disaster of our time.
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He has also repeatedly criticized European Union and US sanctions against Russia for its annexation of Crimea and intervention in Eastern Ukraine.
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In fact, Ryan says that Obama "degraded" the presidency by denouncing bigotry — because that amounts to an intervention in the Republican primary.
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The legislation would allow for government intervention in telecoms for over a year that could be extended for another year, Quadros said.
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The central bank's direct intervention in the foreign exchange market to sell dollars marks a major policy shift to support the peso.
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But that doesn't explain how so many Americans adore their Medicare but still express bitter hatred for government intervention in health care.
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Lourenço said he would work to reduce state intervention in the economy and give free enterprise the space and support to thrive.
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With Title IX potentially on the line, bystander intervention in cases of potential sexual assault is more important now than ever before.
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Below are comments from Japanese officials in recent weeks, as well as those that preceded Japan's bouts of unilateral intervention in 2010.
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Trump has long argued against US intervention in Syria to topple Assad and proposed working with Russia and Assad to fight ISIS.
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Sometimes it was other jobs I wanted, or a wife, healing from chronic illness or His intervention in the lives of others.
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The Russian intervention in the Syrian conflict has helped the Assad regime, which had suffered major setbacks before Moscow entered the fray.
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"Today we are proposing to make the biggest intervention in the overdraft market for a generation," said FCA Chief Executive Andrew Bailey.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday threatened military intervention in Venezuela, a surprise escalation of Washington's response to the nation's political crisis.
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Worse, intervention in foreign conflicts has many unintended consequences, including increased attacks against America, which entangle Washington in more lengthy military campaigns.
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One of his most famous surrogates, Glenn Beck, actually invoked divine intervention in the untimely death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
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The enormous range of Russia's intervention in our elections becomes clear with every passing day and we are regularly learning new information.
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But Polk said he was concerned the CSRC could return to its playbook of counterproductive intervention in what is a key market.
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For this reason, and perhaps because of the United States-led invasion of Iraq and the NATO intervention in Libya against Col.
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Government spokesman Bekir Bozdag also criticized the Council of Europe statement, calling it unacceptable and a "clear intervention in Turkey's internal affairs".
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Russia might also be brought in, albeit very carefully and tangentially given the still unfolding drama of Russian intervention in American elections.
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In that capacity, he founded a spinoff called Angels on Earth, which presents stories about intervention in human affairs by divine beings.
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The Trump administration has refused to rule out armed intervention in Venezuela amid escalating tensions between the country's president and his opposition.
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Younger Americans have spent their formative years and early adulthood witnessing lengthy, unsuccessful wars and military intervention in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere.
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His intervention in Qatar was, yet again, maybe a little reckless maybe a little quick but it was certainly effective against Qatar.
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On Thursday, the FSDC said China will reduce administration intervention in capital markets, which retain longer-term investment value despite recent ructions.
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While other companies may define interventions differently, Uber's rate of intervention in Arizona is far more frequent than that of its competitors'.
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The Saudis' intervention in Yemen has further fueled a disastrous war there between a Saudi-supported government and the Iranian-backed Houthis.
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In 2014, Russia was slapped with international sanctions after its military intervention in Ukraine and had to contend with collapsing oil prices.
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Turkey views the YPG as a national security threat, and its intervention in northern Syria has been driven largely by this concern.
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The terror group has benefited from Saudi Arabia and Iran's intervention in Yemen, generating money, land, and new recruits amid the chaos.
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Since the annexation and Russia's military intervention in eastern Ukraine, Ukraine has exchanged hundreds of prisoners with Russia and pro-Russian separatists.
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Mr. Hariri has criticized Hezbollah's intervention in Syria, and some of its members have been indicted for involvement in his father's killing.
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That is when Washington hit a number of Russian individuals and companies with economic sanctions in response to Russian intervention in Ukraine.
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The psychology of intervention in cases like these is quite complex, and many studies have been done on so-called bystander apathy.
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Alex Stamos, Facebook's chief security officer, said it had shared its findings with American government investigations into Russian intervention in the election.
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Whatever their views on the intervention in Indochina, a majority seemed to believe that the young, allegedly unpatriotic troublemakers had it coming.
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Did it just come to his attention that John Bolton was going to recommend military intervention in all corners of the world?
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Onyedika Chuke's FMA: The_Untitled/Circa_1968_Part 1, also curated by Dustin Yellin, was a strange intervention in the common hall space between rooms.
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Facebook staff members on Wednesday briefed the Senate and House intelligence committees, which are investigating the Russian intervention in the American election.
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Lucidly written and resourcefully argued, it is a superb example of a scholarly intervention in a public debate dominated by unexamined prejudice.
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The experience — followed almost immediately by his crucial role in the Italian intervention in Kosovo — gave him a taste for security work.
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It proposes caps on energy prices, a significant (and risky) intervention in the competitive marketplace that provides gas and electricity to consumers.
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The pressing empirical questions about Mr. Assange now have to do with the extent and nature of his intervention in the election.
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There were also media reports of direction intervention in markets by state-owned funds to try and halt the decline in stocks.
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The thought of military intervention in Venezuela probably took many Americans by surprise when it was floated on Friday by President Trump.
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He often drew an analogy to Libya, where he had authorized a military intervention in 2011 that left the country in shambles.
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His intervention in the race to dig dirt on former Vice President Joe Biden has already earned him the infamy of impeachment.
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Known as the responsibility to protect, this newer view of responsibility has underpinned U.S. intervention in Libya, and more recently, in Syria.
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And it persists today, despite evidence of Russian intervention in the 2016 American election and Mr. Putin's increasingly authoritarian tendencies at home.
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"Officials are not as concerned about market swings as they were given there's less pronounced government intervention in the market," he said.
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Rogers' testimony on Tuesday rankled Republican and Democrats alike who would like Russia to pay for their intervention in the 2016 election.
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Given the lack of politically prudent or advantageous policy options for the United States, it should strenuously avoid military intervention in Yemen.
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" Another called for federal intervention in the vaccination schedule: "Don't allow children to receive more than one vaccine at a doctor appointment.
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"I believe them over Putin, so I will start with that," Delaney said when asked about Russian intervention in the 2016 election.
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Glenn Beck said late Wednesday that he sees divine intervention in the sudden death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia last weekend.
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Some traders say the only thing that will turn its fortunes around is central bank intervention in the spot market selling dollars.
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Twitter, along with Facebook and Google, is now at the center of congressional investigations into the Russian intervention in the 2016 election.
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The law has been fought by Republicans in Congress, who said it creates unwarranted government intervention in personal healthcare and private industry.
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Cap's original creators, Jack Kirby and Joe Simon, depicted Captain America/Steve Rogers punching Hitler nine months before American intervention in WWII.
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Like photographer Edward Burtynsky's explorations of human intervention in the natural world, Hatakeyama's work comments on the costs of our Anthropocene era.
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Mr. Bush responded by pushing through the most expansive government intervention in the private sector in decades to stave off a new depression.
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For a law enforcement agency to act in such a matter toward an active candidate is a blatant intervention in the presidential election.
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It becomes a simple intervention in the paintings that can suggest a lot of different moods, which the paintings were already pointing to.
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The Kremlin has denied any hacking of US or French elections, but US intelligence warned that such intervention in European elections was likely.
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The Afghan Taliban control or contest more territory than at any time since they was ousted by a U.S.-led intervention in 2001.
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More importantly, Kanye wanted to learn how Big U's been able to spearhead gang intervention in South L.A. with his organization, Developing Options.
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In the trailer released earlier this month, Huffman's voice can be heard ordering police intervention in Harlem, near where the attack took place.
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Exxon was hit hard by a round of US and European Union sanctions that targeted Russia in 2014 for its intervention in Ukraine.
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The Russian economy, meanwhile, has been weakened by the low price of oil and Western economic sanctions imposed over Russian intervention in Ukraine.
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Exxon was hit hard by a round of U.S. and European Union sanctions that targeted Russia in 2014 for its intervention in Ukraine.
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Biden voted to authorize military intervention in Iraq in 212016 and later became a critic of the Bush administration's handling of the war.
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Kushner in turn said it was a "high bar" for Palestinians to ask for freedom from Israeli intervention in a televised interview Sunday.
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Trump said in August 2017 that he wouldn't rule out military intervention in Venezuela to tackle the country's ongoing economic and political crisis.
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It is largely motivated by Mr Lukashenko's desire to reduce its security dependence on Russia, in the wake of its intervention in Ukraine.
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Ever since Bashar al-Assad officially requested Russian intervention in Syria in 2015, Vladimir Putin has been playing boss in the ongoing conflict.
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The medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) said it had set up an emergency intervention in northern Mayendit county to help malnourished children.
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It is unclear if Trump will discuss a lifting of the U.S. sanctions imposed on Moscow in response to its intervention in Ukraine.
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Yaron said the shekel exchange rate should be determined by market forces "without the need for significant intervention in the foreign exchange market".
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As mentioned earlier, I've not experienced intervention in my photography there, nor did they ever try to prevent me from interacting with locals.
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"The Government of Ecuador respects the principle of non-intervention in the internal affairs of other states," it said a statement posted Tuesday.
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After independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta published a series of critical reports on Vladimir Putin's intervention in Syria, its staff started receiving strange gifts.
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Russia faces US sanctions over the 2012 death of Russian lawyer Sergei Magnitsky and the country's intervention in Ukraine and occupation of Crimea.
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Pompeo labelled China hypocritical for calling for non-intervention in Venezuela when he said China's own "financial interventions have helped destroy the country".
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In makes you wonder, where did Trump's troll army get the idea he was against military intervention in Syria in the first place?
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American sanctions, imposed after 2014 in response to Russia's military intervention in Ukraine, led many affected Russian firms to pay down foreign debt.
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The EDI, previously known as the European Reassurance Initiative, has funded military projects in Europe since the Russian intervention in Ukraine in 2014.
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They hustled the Italians into conceding a goal late on, before Ahn Jung-hwan came up with his decisive intervention in extra time.
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In its statement, Egypt&aposs Foreign Ministry called the statement "unacceptable," saying it was an outright intervention in its internal affairs and judiciary.
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"They want an intervention in Venezuela," said Prisons Ministry worker Juan Aponte, 34, who wore the red colors of the ruling Socialist Party.
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Highfields and Fubon, which have lost heavily on their stakes in the insurer, were seeking a rare legal intervention in the corporate process.
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Moscow expressed particular displeasure at the NATO intervention in Libya during the Obama administration that resulted in the overthrow of leader Moammar Gaddafi.
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Union membership may be dwindling, but labor has succeeded in winning public support for aggressive state and local government intervention in the workplace.
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A fierce advocate of the disastrous intervention in Libya, she pressed inside the administration for a more forceful response to the Syria crisis.
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For years, I have argued against intervention in the Syrian civil war, and I have done so under both Democrat and Republican presidents.
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Even with the committee action, the idea of state intervention in what has historically been a local problem is unlikely to go away.
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The attorney general resisted demands to step down, but ultimately recused himself from any federal investigations into Russia's intervention in the election. Sen.
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A bill containing new sanctions on Russia over its alleged meddling in U.S. elections and intervention in Ukraine was officially published on Tuesday.
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In other cities that saw federal intervention in recent years, such as Chicago and Cleveland, the Justice Department made a variety of recommendations.
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However, we will make it clear that we do not want any federal intervention in our state's right and responsibility to conduct elections.
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A financial crisis after Russian intervention in the country led Ukraine to request a bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in 2014.
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Russian and Iranian intervention in Syria's long-running civil war helped tilt the balance of power back toward Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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The U.S.-led coalition is being called the biggest intervention in Syria's civil war by Western powers since the conflict began in 2011.
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On Friday, Imperial canceled a $2.6 billion oil sands project in northern Alberta, blaming the uncertainty caused by government intervention in the market.
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Market sentiment has driven much of the lira's sell-off, as investors worry about government intervention in monetary policy and central bank independence.
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Moscow sees the trip as a payoff for its two-year-old intervention in Syria and recognition of its growing Middle East clout.
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Pompeo labeled China hypocritical for calling for non-intervention in Venezuela when he said China's own "financial interventions have helped destroy the country".
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The Massachusetts progressive emphasized the importance of early intervention in her plan because 17 percent of FBI hate crimes are committed by minors.
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After Secretary Clinton's failed intervention in Libya, Islamic terrorists in Benghazi took down our consulate and killed our ambassador and three brave Americans.
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A growing list of former Justice Department officials, who served Republican and Democratic presidents, have strongly criticized Comey's intervention in the presidential campaign.
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Ukraine-born Oliynyk openly supported Russia's military intervention in Crimea and in the east of the country, before becoming a naturalised Russian citizen.
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Perry should be just as skeptical of the wisdom of federal intervention in markets today as he was in criticizing the Solyndra handout.
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For years, America's perceived legitimacy has been compromised, most recently with Russian intervention in the election of the president of our sovereign nation.
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But the CIA's intervention in the Soviet–Afghan War undermined what the DEA had worked so hard to accomplish a few years prior.
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It was the beginning of Franco's tenure as inspector of the federal military intervention in Rio, which she had actively spoken out against.
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The U.S. is, in fact, backing Saudi Arabia's intervention in Yemen's civil war, which pit the country's leaders against Houthi rebels, in 210.
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A survey of people's experiences of Hub intervention in Barrie, for example, found that one intervention ended with the individual going to jail.
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The U.S. and Russian militaries set up a communications line after Russia's intervention in Syria to ensure there are no mid-air collisions.
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The New York Times reported Monday on the reaction of Navy SEALs and other veterans to Trump&aposs intervention in Gallagher&aposs case.
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Mr. Sanders pressed the city government to take positions against American intervention in Nicaragua and El Salvador, and against the invasion of Grenada.
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Your intervention in advance of her engagement didn't yield the results you'd hoped for, but that doesn't mean it was a wasted effort.
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Business executives tend to tolerate iron fists that bring stability, but military intervention in a city of 7 million will make matters worse.
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At the Arctic Council meeting in Finland, Mr. Pompeo delivered a sharp warning to Russia and China about potential intervention in the region.
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Last month, Governor Ivey warned of "horrendous conditions" in the prisons and an impending federal intervention in her State of the State speech.
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Over the following days, Mr. Mutsvangwa met with South African intelligence officers, he said, warning them of a possible military intervention in Zimbabwe.
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Instead, he moved aggressively, launching a disastrous military intervention in Yemen; kidnapping the Lebanese prime minister; and rupturing relations with Qatar and Canada.
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After its intervention in World War I, the United States embraced an isolationist tilt and enacted the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act in 1930.
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Senator Martin Heinrich, a New Mexico Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee looking into Russia's intervention in 2016, has a suspect in mind.
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Taking a stab at political relevance, it features Jahandar stewing over the broken promises of the lately ended American intervention in his country.
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The Pentagon had objected to Trump's intervention in the cases out of concern it could harm the integrity of the military justice system.
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The specific circumstances of the situation have given cause for skepticism even among those on the left who oppose armed intervention in general.
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At the UN General Assembly in September 2015, Russian President Vladimir Putin said western intervention in the Middle East had been a disaster.
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The Nunes memo attacks Justice Department and FBI officials for their role in the investigation into Russia's intervention in the 85033 presidential election.
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"We have the opportunity to act now to prevent a profoundly destabilizing action and intervention in our democracy before it happens," she said.
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Many thought that Russia's decisive intervention in Syria would be the ideal shop-window for its weapons, from Sukhoi jets to Iskander missiles.
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Russia has often referenced the UN Security Council's 2011 vote leading to intervention in Libya as reason for its tendency to veto resolutions.
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Nunes' has repeatedly attempted to protect President Trump rather than implement the mandate of his committee to investigate Russian intervention in our elections.
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Here we cannot avoid the fact that it was the threat of ISIS that was used to justify Western military intervention in Syria.
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The problem is that Sessions also has a public record of defending Comey's conduct after his eleventh-hour intervention in the US election.
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Thanks in no small part to Russia's decisive military intervention in favor of Assad in 2015, and the active support coming from Iran.
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And even if the installation was only a two-day intervention in Houston, it will indeed stay with him in a different form.
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But this time, the central bank appears to be deflating the risk with less drama having learnt some lessons from its intervention in 22.9.
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Any intervention in the market must be "well thought out" given it would be watched closely by the rest of the world, he added.
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The country's economy is in the midst of a slowdown, and there are worries about the possibility for more government intervention in tech companies.
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As Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer said, Trump's continued denial of Russia's intervention in the election, "would raise questions about where his sympathies truly lie."
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He said such a thesis would likely include government intervention in healthcare, particularly medicine prices, and little support for coal as an energy source.
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Gabbard, 22015, has been against U.S. intervention in Syria and slammed Trump for standing by Saudi Arabia after the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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By late Tuesday, Trump had threatened intervention in Chicago, tweeting that he would "send in the feds" absent an immediate decline in gun violence.
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Judge Paul Armstrong granted her the right to "live free from medical intervention" in an opinion delivered in Morris County Superior Court in November.
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In a televised address Nasrallah said Hariri's resignation was an "unprecedented Saudi intervention" in Lebanese politics and called for Hariri to return to Lebanon.
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John Glen, a junior finance minister, said he was sympathetic to further, well-evidenced intervention in respect of credit that is exploitative of individuals.
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It conducted its first military intervention in Bosnia, implementing aspects of the Dayton Peace Agreement that marked the end of the 1992-1995 war.
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He is in favor of Russia's intervention in the Syrian civil war and he doesn't believe embattled President Bashar al-Assad should step down.
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They quickly drew up plans for intervention in Syria that would appeal to Trump's "do something" instinct in the wake of the chemical attack.
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In fact, as the computer's intervention in the music illustrates, anything can happen on any given day to alter the course of our lives.
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Nevertheless, Russia's success in maintaining a balance between Israeli and Iranian interests since its intervention in Syria three years ago is increasingly under strain.
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Barr's intervention in Stone's case was highly unusualStone was convicted of seven counts in November, including obstruction of justice, witness tampering, and false statements.
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Many Euroskeptic Britons have already expressed dismay, and not a little anger, at Obama's anticipated intervention in what they say is a domestic issue.
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"There was minimal back and forth," he added, citing Silicon Valley as another HBO series that also has minimal network intervention in its storylines.
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" James Lankford, a senator from Oklahoma who sits on the Senate Intelligence Committee, described Trump's intervention in the Flynn matter as a "light touch.
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On linen, the resulting images are often distorted by Guyton's process, evoking both Warhol's handpainted intervention in his Rorschach series, and Wool's mechanical gestures.
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While lawmakers often call on regulators to ease pressure on firms, regulators said Trump's intervention in banking rules gives more clout to McHenry's warning.
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The United States has put him on a sanctions blacklist as a member of Putin's inner circle culpable for Russia's military intervention in Ukraine.
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In a monthly report, the government forecast expenditures of 1 billion reais related to an ongoing federal intervention in the Rio de Janeiro state.
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Erdogan, speaking from his official residence in Istanbul, said the referendum had closed the door on Turkey's long history of military intervention in government.
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The Monroe Doctrine was originally intended as an expression of resistance against European colonialism, rather than an excuse for American intervention in Latin America.
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Beijing's intervention in Hong Kong "signals the likelihood of elevated tensions with Taiwan in coming months," Eurasia analysts flagged in a note this week.
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In addition to service in Northern Ireland and Bosnia, in 2001 he was commander of Britain's military intervention in Afghanistan, known as Operation Veritas.
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A new military intervention in Libya would represent a significant progression of a war that could easily spread to other countries on the continent.
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West's demand for some sort of intervention in his hometown of Chicago, where violence and corruption make national news, is also an important issue.
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Russia's bloody intervention in Ukraine tore up the European belief that borders may not be changed by force—and Europe initially struggled to respond.
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The U.S. military has primarily limited its intervention in Syria to fighting Islamic State militants rather than targeting forces allied with the Syrian government.
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Le Pen touts pro-Russian policies, including her opposition to NATO, a retreat from the European Union and support of Russian intervention in Syria.
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"It is so very naive to think that shutting down blogs and intervention in social media will actually stop people from talking," she said.
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And perhaps it is because of this self-declared joy that my husband and I both hesitate to consider any intervention in Penny's brain.
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With the French military intervention in Mali, he is thought to have moved farther east -- to the triangle where Algeria, Niger and Libya meet.
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Since Libya fractured after the NATO-led intervention in 222, the lucrative business opportunities didn't materialize, and Osprey never really got off the ground.
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Even though the intervention in Libya proved popular, the president's approval rating continued to dip, hitting yet another all-time low in May 2011.
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Democrats have demanded that Nunes recuse himself from his panel's investigation of Russian intervention in the election, something the GOP chairman on Tuesday rejected.
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Trump has said that the allegations regarding Russian intervention in the election is "fake news," a point he repeated during a press conference yesterday.
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Major U.S. manufacturing industries, such as steel companies, have pushed for relief from what they say is China's heavy-handed intervention in currency markets.
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During nine months of civil war and a Gulf military intervention in Yemen, the United States has kept up drone strikes against jihadist groups.
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The West has ignored repeated pleas to intervene, but steadfastly kept a distance, the echoes of the ill-fated intervention in Iraq still palpable.
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Last week, in a speech announcing plans to expand US military intervention in Afghanistan, President Donald Trump blasted Pakistan for being a terrorist hotbed.
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The war-torn city sat on the front line of the Russian military intervention in Ukraine, and its people faced starvation during the conflict.
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Bolton would not comment on the note but has said that "all options are on the table," in regard to military intervention in Venezuela.
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The latest diplomatic intervention in DC saw Boris Johnson, the UK's Foreign Secretary, arriving in the final hours before we learn of Trump's decision.
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Iran's reported intervention in Iraq's semiautonomous northern Kurdish region, after last month's much criticized vote for independence in a referendum, has deepened the unease.
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Iran is responsible for a "blatant and dangerous intervention" in the affairs of Arab nations, Bahrain's foreign ministry said in a statement on Monday.
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In her first public testimony since she was fired by President Trump, Yates provided a detailed timeline of her intervention in the Flynn case.
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The Pentagon on Saturday described the U.S.-led intervention in Syria as successful, adding that the military strike crippled the regime's chemical weapons infrastructure.
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President Obama and several European leaders agreed Friday to keep in place sanctions on Russia that came in response to Russia's intervention in Ukraine.
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The remarks likely will not help the Trump's already tense relations with key allies in Europe, who have harshly criticized Russia's intervention in Ukraine.
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Gabbard, a military veteran, remains a vocal opponent of U.S. military action in Syria and broader escalation of U.S. intervention in the Middle East.
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Bghouri said journalists in state television and radios as well as at the state news agency complained of intervention in their work by officials.
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Early intervention in adolescence has been tested in Chicago in a trial conducted by Sara Heller, a criminologist now at the University of Pennsylvania.
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President Donald Trump has in the past said military intervention in Venezuela was "an option," though Guaido made no reference to it on Saturday.
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However, rights campaigners worry the law opens the door to military intervention in protests, as well as expanding military powers to spy on citizens.
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Still, many regional experts don't see any signs of change in the regime's behavior itself, its intervention in regional conflicts or its weapons development.
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Picture this: an intervention in your county has evidence to support that it can reduce preterm births and incidences of child abuse and neglect.
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Clinton wanted to do more to help the rebels fighting President Bashar al-Assad in Syria; she also supported the American intervention in Libya.
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In the meantime, Beijing's intervention in local affairs is becoming increasingly brazen, which flies in the face of the "one country, two systems" policy.
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Joseph Dunford, chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who on Saturday publicly pushed for serious consideration of U.S. military intervention in North Korea.
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In this case, though, his concern wasn't the ostensible viciousness of the activity, it was its... lack of divine intervention in the training process?
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And on Russia, he did not insist on removing - as some allies had feared - the threat of additional sanctions for Moscow's intervention in Ukraine.
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Russia launched an intervention in Syria in 2015, turning the tide of the war in favor of its ally, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Western powers have ruled out a military intervention in Libya, although the United States has already conducted air strikes against Islamic State militants there.
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The U.S. has also condemned Moscow's support for the government of Syrian President Bashar Assad, as well as Russia's military intervention in eastern Ukraine.
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By law, a major U.S. trading partner has to meet three criteria to be labeled a manipulator, including one-sided intervention in currency markets.
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The Treasury Department called the move punishment for Russia's aggressive foreign policy, including attempts to subvert foreign democracies and Russia's military intervention in Syria.
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President Donald Trump has in the past said military intervention in Venezuela was "an option", though Guaido made no reference to it on Saturday.
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The 2013 article expressed similar concerns, laying out ideas to counter what General Gerasimov called Western intervention in the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011.
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The crown prince has led a four-year military intervention in Yemen that has brought on a humanitarian catastrophe with no end in sight.
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His calculation, they said, was driven by a risk aversion that grew out of his bitter experience with the American-led intervention in Libya.
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Exhaustion with military intervention in the wake of Iraq has helped ensure a peaceful resolution to the nuclear dispute with Iran of recent years.
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" His rival Mr. Spencer, a high school teacher, chafed at the national party's intervention in the primary: "I've taught the Constitution for 20 years.
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Last week, Facebook representatives briefed the Senate and House Intelligence Committees, which are investigating Russian intervention in the election, about ads on the site.
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In 2016, China's intervention in a court decision resulted in pro-independence lawmakers, including myself, being removed from office for taking our oaths improperly.
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As Mr. Putin's intervention in February showed, Russia is ideally placed to prevent an outright war between Israel and Iran across Syria's smoking remains.
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Most significant, of course, is special counsel Robert Mueller's probe of Russia's intervention in the 19813 presidential campaign and any ties to Trump's campaign.
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Intelligence community leadership was unified, precise and determined when describing the Russian election intervention in front of the Senate intelligence committee on Feb. 13.
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As Mr. Trump campaigned, his consistent affection for Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, and apparent defense of Russian intervention in Ukraine raised further concerns.
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"What's the point in having a conservative party if we're not going to fight a massive federal intervention in health care?" he told me.
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Trump defended his intervention in the cases of the elite troops, telling reporters Monday that he is protecting America's warriors against "very unfair" proceedings.
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After that, Iran supported the anti-Taliban opposition — and it initially cooperated with the American intervention in Afghanistan that drove the Taliban from power.
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But his friendly approach toward President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia in spite of Moscow's intervention in Ukraine and other actions has stirred controversy.
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Power for Democracy's Joseph Cheng told "Street Signs Asia" last month that military intervention in Hong Kong would be "far too costly" for China.
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The second reason for avoiding government intervention in the realm of IoT security is that private firms have already forged ahead on providing solutions.
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There has been a surge in government intervention in places like Italy, where bank-rescue rules have been bent to protect middle class savers.
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"Since 1914, there hasn't been a foreign intervention in Mexico and we cannot permit that," López Obrador said at a news conference on Friday.
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The ruling was considered Beijing's most direct intervention in Hong Kong's legal system since the 1997 handover of the city from Britain to China.
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The Department of Defense is pushing back on President Trump's assertion that he is refusing to rule out a U.S. military intervention in Venezuela.
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A pro-choice person might argue that the focus should be on the woman, her choice, and the government's intervention in that personal choice.
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Moreover his story is a microcosm of the fallout from six years of violent US intervention in Yemen in the name of fighting terror.
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It correctly criticised blundering state intervention in the 1960s and 1970s, and pointed out that many big firms were efficient and many concentrated industries competitive.
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NATO members, including Poland and the Baltic states, feel threatened by what they see as increased Russian intervention in Europe, including its influence in Belarus.
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The White House already raised tensions with Iran on Wednesday, putting Tehran "on notice" over its ballistic missile tests and intervention in Yemen's civil war.
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Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday that it is 'indecent' of the United States to "groundlessly" accuse Russia of intervention in its elections.
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Making matters worse, the People's Bank of China's (PBOC) increased intervention in the forwards and swaps markets which sowed more confusion about its currency policy.
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In 2014, Moscow partly justified its annexation of Crimea and intervention in Ukraine by saying that they had an obligation to protect Russian speakers there.
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The risks associated with further US intervention in Syria are significant, including the potential for a direct conflict with Russia, or for broader regional war.
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It was the central bank's first new intervention in the FX swaps market in a year and a half, and will be repeated on Friday.
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