Make someone the mediator Delegating someone to be the conversation mediator is also a good way to keep things civil.
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S. conflict to insert itself as the responsible mediator, and to position Russia, as it has done in Syria, as the indispensable mediator.
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The institutions that Democrats were used to working with to represent identity groups — the NAACP as a mediator for African-Americans, NCLR as a mediator for Latinos, the Human Rights Campaign as a mediator for the LGBT community — weren't used to making such aggressive demands of their allies.
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"We will seek a new mediator from our Arab brothers and the international community, a mediator who can help with reaching a two-state solution," Maliki told reporters in Cairo.
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While the concept of a "biased mediator" has in some negotiations been used to obtain concessions from the party closer to the mediator, that is not what is happening here.
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The college countered that their attempt to call in a Federal Mediator was denied by the union, which noted that a federal mediator is called in when bargaining comes to an impasse.
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Apparently they're both supposed to be on a conference call with a mediator this morning and the mediator calls the office angry at me, even though she didn't copy me in the email.
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You'll need all your expertise as a conciliator and mediator.
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Kuwait has tried to play mediator in the Qatar dispute.
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"HOPE IS THE currency of the mediator," says Martin Griffiths.
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Settlement talks nonetheless continued with the help of a mediator.
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But some opposition politicians have rejected him as a mediator.
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The committee then hired a mediator to negotiate a settlement.
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They wanted to meet with S.J.P. leaders and a mediator.
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Mediator You sure have to hand it to the Russians.
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He was a cool and sometimes snappish mediator between continents.
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Others prefer to work with a mediator like Mr. Hertz.
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Mediator Did you catch the third issue of Rumiyah magazine?
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Canada, finally, can be a mediator and a driving force.
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With the help of President Bill Clinton's envoy, mediator Sen.
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The service, facilitated by an approved mediator, will be confidential.
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His brother, Eric, a noted labor mediator, died in 2010.
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Moscow wants to replace the European Union as the mediator for solving regional conflicts, in the way it is attempting — largely successfully — to replace the United States as a mediator in the Middle East.
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Singapore often acts as a quiet mediator of disputes across Asia.
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"I feel fear in my role as a mediator," he said.
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A meeting is scheduled — without a mediator — for Feb. 1. Feb.
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Because music is like a mediator for everybody—especially instrumental music.
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Her mother is a mediator and divorce lawyer in Falls Church.
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The Catholic Church, which was serving as mediator, left the talks.
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The parties worked with a federal mediator to reach an accord.
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Playing the role of mediator in the US-China trade war
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He then promised to be a mediator for the peace process.
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Her mother is a family mediator in private practice in Houston.
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The US is not a mediator between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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Mediator This is, in many respects, a golden age for journalism.
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A new character, she acts as an unflappable mediator between poles.
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Mediator Something huge happened at the box office over the weekend.
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The settlement's outline was framed by the mediator, Kenneth R. Feinberg.
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Before assuming the mediator role, Garcetti had carefully walked a line.
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INDUSTRY WILL REQUEST HELP FROM STATE-APPOINTED MEDIATOR - NORWEGIAN OIL AND GAS
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However, Singer was allowed to personally appoint the mediator, the employees claimed.
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Oman has often acted as a mediator of squabbles in the region.
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Abbas said the United States could no longer be the sole mediator.
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Olusegun Obasanjo, Nigeria's shrewd former president, has been suggested as a mediator.
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Russia, meanwhile, offered itself up as a mediator, Russian news agencies reported.
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His account was confirmed by the mediator and two Yemeni government officials.
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Vietnam seems to be taking to its role of mediator with gusto.
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"The proposal by Argentina is a historic breakthrough," said mediator Daniel Pollack.
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CET (0900 GMT) on Wednesday, the mediator told Norwegian news agency NTB.
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Former bankruptcy Judge Allan Gropper will serve as mediator, the letter said.
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Mediator Martin Griffiths opened the new round due to last until Dec.
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The move forced the IAAF to work as a kind of mediator.
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Mediator Wrong, wrong, wrong — to the very end, we got it wrong.
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The announcement has undermined America's contention that it is a fair mediator.
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Abe will likely be more messenger than mediator between the two adversaries.
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A mediator hosted a conference call, and eventually a compromise was reached.
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Yamani also strongly criticized Griffiths, who took over as mediator in February.
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He appointed Feinberg after the parties failed to agree on a mediator.
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In response, Essilor asked a Paris court to nominate an outside mediator.
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It's hard to get together with a mediator if they're in prison.
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Court appointed mediator Daniel Pollack said McGill had spoken out of place.
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Mediator If only Twitter, Facebook and Google could keep their stories straight.
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What Qualcomm really needs is less a buyer and more a mediator.
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A mediator has been brought in to try find a reasonable compromise.
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Mediator The Russian media was having way too much fun last week.
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The case now is before a mediator whose decision will be binding.
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They used a mediator to make their financial agreements, which were amicable.
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The former Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble was hastily appointed as a mediator.
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A mediator hearing the case decided in the landlord's favor, she said.
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Her father is a family-law lawyer and mediator in El Paso.
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The results of those arbitrations would inform negotiations before a CPR mediator.
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The Berkeley administration sees its role as a mediator of extreme views.
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"In addition to being the mediator, I was also the organizer," Ahmadi continues.
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A bankruptcy judge has just named a mediator to help sort things out.
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Bouchard and another mediator, appointed in November, will set dates for future negotiations.
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It is unclear how this might fit into U.N. mediator Martin Griffiths' efforts.
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Kuwait, a past mediator between Gulf states, has offered to help ease tensions.
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Kuwait has been acting as a mediator since the beginning of the crisis.
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"If I can help, I would love to be a mediator," he said.
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Tammie S. Haynes is an attorney and mediator living in the Houston area.
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To better those chances, the United States should offer itself as a mediator.
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"How will you be a mediator if you are taking sides?" he said.
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Mediator It sure does get exhausting working for the global corporate media conspiracy.
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As the US bows out, Assad appears empowered and the UN mediator weakened.
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""He did not expand the power of the hostage mediator role particularly effectively.
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And he actually said, 'Would you like to be a mediator or arbitrator?
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Using a mediator, they split 50/50; he thought he made more concessions.
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The mediator goes from room to room, and the process lasts all day.
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How and why did you step up to get involved as a mediator?
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His father, a lawyer, is in private practice as a mediator in Akron.
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She incisively captures wine's role as a mediator of class anxiety, for example.
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This law, among others, contributed to the United States' failure as a mediator.
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Mediator Stephen K. Bannon left the White House with a frightful howl indeed.
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No Palestinian, not even President Abbas, can accept such a biased American mediator.
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But there won't be a neutral mediator without American backing for the idea.
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"With this agreement, protests and actions across Ecuador end," said Peral, the mediator.
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Meanwhile, the amygdala — the mediator of emotions including fear and anxiety — shows more activity.
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Better to freeze the conflict and find another mediator, such as Oman or Kuwait.
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At Ellinikon, his language skills have turned him into a mediator between different groups.
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Before arriving in Beijing, she promised China a role as mediator at the conference.
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They are hoping for progress in talks with a U.N. mediator on Jan. 17.
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With European diplomats scrambling to defuse the crisis, France seized the role of mediator.
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Kuwait, which has a sizeable Shi'ite Muslim minority, is seen as a potential mediator.
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Mediator The most powerful print publication in America might just be The National Enquirer.
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Mediator The Weekly Standard didn't go along, and now its future is in danger.
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The checker is the mediator, the invisible shield between the writer and the world.
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Mr. Moon has tried to be a mediator between Mr. Kim and Mr. Trump.
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Mediator PHILADELPHIA — Hey, America's Advertisers: You got some good news last week, didn't you?
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But Ronaldo's team and the mediator excluded them from talks, according to the lawsuit.
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Another expert floated the idea of a mediator with vested interest, like the NBA.
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Either a mediator, an arbitrator or a retired judicial officer would help resolve the dispute.
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Perhaps recognising his error, Mr Trump offered his services as a mediator the following day.
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However, the biggest differentiator is how coParenter puts a mediator of sorts in your pocket.
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U.N. Syria mediator Staffan de Mistura intends to convene peace talks in Geneva on Feb.
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However, analysts say the United States is unlikely to become a mediator in the dispute.
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However, experts said the United States is unlikely to become a mediator in the dispute.
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In the end, a mediator told both sides that $5 million was the magic number.
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In the past, it's also played a mediator role in confrontations between China and Taiwan.
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The ideal solution would be one reached by the parties or by a regional mediator.
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The justices' unprecedented effort to square the circle by playing mediator does not look promising.
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The talks on Wednesday will be overseen by the same mediator who brokered that deal.
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This is certainly the perspective of the divorce lawyers who soon replace that hapless mediator.
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Ibrahim Ben Rijab, a mediator who is leading the talks, said he was cautiously optimistic.
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She has offered China a role as mediator, Myanmar officials involved in the talks said.
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Russia even volunteered to act as a mediator between the United States and North Korea.
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He said he had raised the issue in talks with U.N. mediator Staffan de Mistura.
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After the Hanoi meeting, Mr. Moon said he would continue to act as a mediator.
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Nor is he seeking to serve as a mediator between the two countries, they said.
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The shelter staff say they often play the role of mediator between couples or families.
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The Swedish Academy has hired a mediator to help resolve this situation, Mr. Heikensten said.
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Mr Karadzic also flaunted his relationship with Jimmy Carter, a former American president turned mediator.
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U.N. mediator Staffan de Mistura has said that up to 400,000 people have been killed.
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The United Nations mediator for Syria, Staffan de Mistura, is to attend the Astana meeting.
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The plan went into effect in January, providing for the parties to meet a mediator.
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He said that Mr. Mnuchin was often the mediator who pushed to protect private equity.
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The other: mediator, judge, equilibrium of opposites, witness, knot in which what was broken is retied.
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"They and their sons make millions at the expense of hungry Yemenis," says a frustrated mediator.
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"The locals see black as the second level," said Ousmane Thiam, a Cultural Mediator for EMERGENCY.
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On July 30, Bayer said it is "constructively engaging" in talks led by mediator Ken Feinberg.
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In my own view, the problem has to do with a failure of a neutral mediator.
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Even then, having lost its main mediator with Hamas in Gaza, Israel would be desperately vulnerable.
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Koll said the probability of the U.S. stepping in as an active mediator is very low.
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A federal mediator, as a result, called for a break in the negotiations on Friday afternoon.
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Robin O'Neil, the first UN mediator for the so-called name dispute, said as much, adamantly.
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The judgment has been recalculated to correct an error regarding annual compounding identified by a mediator.
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"I had to be more a mediator and someone that could find common ground," she said.
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And, in the process, it undermined the credibility and effectiveness of the US as a mediator.
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Tillerson has tried to play mediator, calling for tensions to cool and the blockade to end.
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Mediator The brand-new Gawker Media offices in downtown Manhattan are the bomb, as in great.
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The deal remains subject to a vote by labour union members, mediator Nils Dalseide told reporters.
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Authorities and various civil groups are in negotiations with the country's Catholic Church as their mediator.
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Prior to the meetings this week, the two sides met on April 30 with the mediator.
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As such, Qatar marketed itself to the Americans as a mediator between America and these organizations.
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This value as a social mediator interests Amanda Sharkey and colleagues at the University of Sheffield.
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That mediator can impose stopgaps, such as temporary cease-fires, that open up space for negotiation.
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In Libya, Russia has publicly offered itself up as a mediator between the country's warring factions.
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As a mediator, I believe that ending a war is not the same as building peace.
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And when you run movie theaters out of business, Mediator is going to be very upset.
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Guy started volunteering as a mediator and was soon offered the job of leading the center.
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The European Commission is no longer regarded by the Catalans as a neutral mediator, he said.
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Restructurings and bankruptcy matters:Court-appointed examiner and mediator in DynegyRadioShackSemGroupLyondellBasellSentinel Management GroupEducation:Fordham University School of Law
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Lakhdar Brahimi, a former Algerian foreign minister and U.N. conflict mediator called the report "quite substantial".
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The Catholic Church, who had been acting as mediator, pulled out of the discussions on Friday.
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Shira A. Scheindlin is an arbitrator and mediator and of counsel at the Stroock law firm.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has said Washington can no longer be regarded as an honest mediator.
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Front line officers serve a multiplicity of roles — from social worker to mediator, enforcer to deterrent.
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The deal remains subject to a vote by labor union members, mediator Nils Dalseide told reporters.
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The government is now acting as a mediator in the dispute, which is still not resolved.
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Qatar's foreign minister arrived in Kuwait, which is acting as mediator, to respond to the demands.
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Ms. Weiss's father was an employment lawyer, mediator and arbitrator in private practice in Los Angeles.
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He is an attorney, mediator, author and frequent commentator on legal issues concerning military medical malpractice.
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The United States has, for decades, positioned itself as the primary mediator between Israelis and Palestinians.
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In a movie in which nine languages are spoken, Manduca is the cultural mediator and sometime interpreter.
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Yet he wanted to be a mediator, surely the proper role for a Christian and a priest.
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If Taylor Swift and Kanye West ever need a mediator, we've found the perfect person: Aziz Ansari.
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The women stood taunting each other while producers and mediator Dr. Drew Pinsky tried to restrain Portwood.
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"In this moment in time, right now, we need to be doing these rescues," one mediator said.
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As well as the Vatican, Norway, another traditional international mediator, has also offered to help with dialogue.
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The companies are considering using former Delaware Chancellor William Chandler as their mediator, according to court filings.
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Greer is defensive, Jamie is playing mature mediator, and Nola is surprisingly calm about the whole thing.
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In doing so, he's positioning himself as mediator-in-chief despite his obvious bias toward North Korea.
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However, experts said the United States is unlikely to step in as a mediator in the dispute.
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Abbas said on Wednesday the United States had abdicated its role as a mediator in peace efforts.
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A group called Social Science One will act as a mediator between the researchers and the company.
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It has for years presented itself as a mediator and power broker for the region's many disputes.
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The Qatari response was handed over by Kuwait, which is acting as a mediator in the dispute.
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The UN mediator, Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed, could barely scramble from Sana'a before the capital was struck.
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The operating unit proposed a mediator last month as a way to help creditors reach a compromise.
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Mediator For decades the annual television industry ritual known as the upfronts has gone the same way.
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He has not been arrested, nor has Fabio Colindres, a Roman Catholic bishop who was another mediator.
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They've compiled these catalogs at the urging of the mediator hired to help them through their separation.
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Candi told the Sun Sentinel that she sometimes stands as the mediator between her husband and daughter.
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Mediator The decision by ABC News to hire George Stephanopoulos in 1996 tripped alarms throughout American journalism.
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He announced a settlement program this month that will be run by an independent mediator, Kenneth Feinberg.
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Abbas' rejection of the US as a mediator in any peace process has cut Netanyahu political slack.
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Mediator The thing about dictators is they don't have to answer any stinking questions from the press.
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Qatar has for years presented itself as a mediator and power broker for the region's many disputes.
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The Kremlin has presented itself as a mediator between the two, while also selling arms to both.
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Workers will get a 0.5 percent pay rise, said Norway's state-appointed mediator, who brokered the deal.
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In return, both unions and employers will contribute to identifying potential cost cuts, the state mediator said.
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"Don't expect anybody to bring out a mediator like a rabbit out of the hat," he warned.
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" Emily then suggested the two meet with a therapist or mediator to learn how to "communicate better.
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U.N. Syria mediator Staffan de Mistura said he hopes to reconvene peace talks in Geneva from Wednesday.
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"We don't need a mediator," Trump told reporters on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
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This last was so contentious that the mediator had to use cymbals to quiet the raised voices.
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United Nations Syria mediator Staffan de Mistura will attend, U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric said in a statement.
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If I can help in any way, I'm a very good mediator and a very good arbitrator.
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Kyle and Peter also pick up a hitchhiker (Katt Williams) who becomes a mediator for their bickering.
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Now China can spin the meeting and claim it's now a key mediator in the nuclear standoff.
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Ja'afari said he had raised the incident with UN mediator Staffan de Mistura at peace talks in Geneva.
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He sees his role as listener, mediator, executor — and has helped cement Trump's general adherence to conservative principles.
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For every 20163,22016 fighters, 22017 to 240 would be Al Qaeda members, the mediator and two officials said.
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For every 20163,22016 fighters, 22017 to 240 would be al-Qaida members, the mediator and two officials said.
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If a crisis appears to be moving out of control, Washington must have a mediator ready to go.
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Both sides have just agreed to call in a government mediator to try and get talks going again.
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Given the Trump decision, Palestine's leaders say they can no longer take the U.S. seriously as a mediator.
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Mediator Last week, I caught Larry King on his post-CNN media perch, the RT America television network.
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Mediator Michael Graff will lead the panel discussion with Kevin Egan, the Commercial Division's settlement coordinator, among others.
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The United States is now attempting to play mediator in the crisis after a unsteady and confusing start.
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In Catholicism, the priest is thought of as a mediator through the sacraments between God and his people.
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He played an important role as a mediator in several political and armed conflicts in his native Nicaragua.
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The researchers hypothesized that increased education was a possible mediator for the decreased effects of age and alcohol.
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The Catholic Church has been serving as a mediator in the stalled talks between the government and protesters.
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But to do so, she must first stop negotiating like an agent and start negotiating like a mediator.
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Mr. Moon vowed to strengthen his country's role as a mediator between the North and the United States.
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Mediator Where's the line between covering a scoundrel as a news figure and giving him a promotional platform?
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I sent my elder brother a note asking to meet with a mediator, and I got no response.
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Mediator So the threat we have been waiting for — girding for — has finally arrived from the presidential level.
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So all dancers are a go-between between a mediator of this world and another world to come.
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While both sides have agreed to employ a mediator, they have not agreed on who this should be.
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The banking foundation is ready to act as a mediator in the dispute between the government and Atlantia.
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Mediator Even by the tweeting habits of the 45th president of the United States, it was a puzzler.
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The judge asked whether the parties would benefit from a new mediator in the case, but the attorneys declined.
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We're just getting people to speak to us, and we get to be this odd mediator of the conversation.
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The government delegation met with the mediator on Friday, and left without saying anything about addressing the opposition's demands.
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For his part, U.N. Syria mediator Staffan de Mistura intends to convene peace talks in Geneva on Feb. 8.
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The violence has forced Russia, a key mediator in the conflict, to step up diplomatic efforts to quench it.
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The university and lawyers for 332 victims announced the deal after negotiating privately with the help of a mediator.
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After months of feuding, their differences were resolved with the help of a mediator, paving the way for privatization.
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A new mediator must be appointed; political prisoners must be released; and charges against Mr Katumbi must be dropped.
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A mediator appointed to smooth negotiations said neither side had tried to reach him since the industrial action began.
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A state-appointed mediator had been talking to the parties earlier on Thursday to try to resolve the conflict.
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Doha denies the charges and has submitted to mediator Kuwait replies to 13 demands that the gathering will consider.
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"I would be willing to be the mediator," Trump said, adding he believed he could quickly resolve the dispute.
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At best, the Senate serves, in Walter Mondale's great phrase, as the "nation's mediator" on the most challenging issues.
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If no agreement is reached, the European Union agency for energy regulators cooperation (ACER) would act as a mediator.
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Mediator One important thing has been lost in all of the obituaries of Roger Ailes's career at Fox News.
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Mediator If this hasn't been the worst year ever for truth in politics, I can't think of what was.
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Mediator PHILADELPHIA — Hillary Clinton put on a better television show in Philadelphia than Donald J. Trump did in Cleveland.
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The U.N. mediator said he was hopeful for a new phase in negotiations about a political transition for Syria.
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Without a strong mediator, Iraq and Kurdistan cannot compromise – pride and electoral pressure will not let them change tact.
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Two out of six leading bondholders have already accepted the offer, court-appointed mediator Daniel Pollack said last week.
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According to lawyer, mediator, and therapist Bill Eddy, this division is a feature, not bug, of the Donald's reign.
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Negotiations between the Washington and Pyongyang over denuclearization had stalled earlier this summer, and Moon has played mediator since.
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He too visited a mediator, but his wife didn't show up to the appointment, instead calling in by phone.
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With the mayor's office acting as a mediator, the negotiations went from noon until midnight Thursday and continued Friday.
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Moreover, Lukashenko's ties with Moscow worsened when he positioned himself as a neutral mediator for the Ukraine peace talks.
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A former federal judge, John S. Martin Jr., served as a mediator in helping the parties reach the settlement.
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As a federal mediator, the rumpled Mr. Usery was regarded as one of the nation's hardest-working civil servants.
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The government in Damascus was not "really looking to find a way to have a dialogue," a mediator said.
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According to neutral mediator Stephanie Hope Smith, the construction workers were from the Native construction company Straight Line Construction.
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In July, Trump told reporters that Modi had asked him if he would like to be a mediator on Kashmir.
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Catholic priest Fidelis Mukonori is reportedly acting as a mediator between the military and Mugabe, who remains detained at home.
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Kim said South Korea should not "pose as a meddlesome 'mediator' and 'facilitator'" between the North and the United States.
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Mediator Gunter Pleuger will make his recommendation for how to resolve the row shortly, a spokesman for the union said.
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Judge Glasscock declined Benchmark's request and ordered both sides to engage a third-party mediator to sort out their differences.
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Increasingly, though, it is being drawn into the conflict, and its preferred status as disinterested mediator is slowly becoming untenable.
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Meanwhile, Martin Griffiths, the UN mediator, is expected to brief the Security Council on the agreement and the UN's commitments.
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That's because the ubiquitous federal mediator, Ken Feinberg, is about to issue his decision on the Central States Pension Fund.
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A person familiar with the case said it was not uncommon for the state's attorney to act as a mediator.
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Rebel leaders, many of whom live in northern Malaysia, may be wary of any mediator appointed by the new government.
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A government-appointed mediator is currently leading negotiations between oil firms and employees in a bid to avert a strike.
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Greece and FYROM were due to hold a new round of talks with a United Nations mediator in late January.
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Toure, the cultural mediator who also plays with the group, said music was helping Jalloh and his band mates recover.
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A High Court judge said that the army had no business acting as mediator, and should simply have followed orders.
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Trump spoke to Moon after leaving Hanoi, asking him to play an "active role as mediator", according to Moon's spokesman.
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On a visit to Azerbaijan's capital, Baku, on Thursday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov emphasized Moscow's special role as mediator.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece said on Thursday it and Macedonia hoped for progress in talks with a U.N. mediator on Jan.
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Mayor Eric Garcetti, who has no direct authority over the school district, was acting as a mediator in the talks.
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"If the company doesn't back off well submit another request to the mediator to be released to strike," Boyle said.
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Ethiopia has repeatedly rejected Egypt's suggestion of a fourth party mediator, saying Cairo is trying to sidestep three-way discussions.
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Mediator Every modern presidential election is at least in part defined by the cool new media breakthrough of its moment.
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Talks resumed on Saturday under the guidance of a federal mediator, with both sides largely adhering to a news blackout.
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Professor Klee serves clients as an expert witness, mediator, arbitrator, attorney, or consultant in his chapter 11 business reorganization practice.
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We have teed-up Putin as a hyper-empowered mediator, which is why Netanyahu went to Moscow instead of Washington.
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Mediator On the face of it, there is something Strangelovian about the proposed merger between AT&T and Time Warner.
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On a visit to Azerbaijan's capital, Baku, on Thursday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov emphasised Moscow's special role as mediator.
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That PAC assumes its institutional role as mediator of the discrepancies (internal or between the co-directors) that have arisen.
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"If the company doesn't back off we'll submit another request to the mediator to be released" to strike, Boyle said.
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Lori Gephart, a licensed psychologist and family mediator, said couples also view summer as the beginning of a new chapter.
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U.N. Syria mediator Staffan de Mistura announced on Monday he intended to convene peace talks in Geneva on Feb. 8.
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If people could understand God by themselves without a mediator, they would be free to make up their own minds.
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The European Union has served as a mediator as both Serbia and Kosovo seek to join the 28-nation bloc.
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At the United Nations, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said Washington still had credibility as a mediator.
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Emmanuel Macron is trying to play mediator here, and he knows Trump likes made for TV moments and historic handshakes.
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Acting as the mediator between the US and Iran, Macron attempted to build a French connection between the two countries.
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Mr. Trump stepped into the frame this past week, offering his services as a mediator and predicting a quick victory.
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In addition to being a horse lover I am also an attorney and a mediator, as well as a gardener.
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"I really think that Japan should take a role as mediator between the U.S. and North Korea," Mr. Inoki said.
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By Wednesday, Mr. Trump offered to invite both sides to the White House and suggested Mr. Tillerson as a mediator.
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" Mr. Smith became a mediator in California and is writing a book about the episode, titled "Suppressed: A Correspondent's Confessions.
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The United States will need to lead the way to an appointment of an effective mediator accepted by all sides.
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South Korea should not intervene in the two nations' ties as if seeking "to play a mediator role," he said.
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While those variables can change, the candidate who plays the role of the mediator is — usually — the same: Cory Booker.
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Mediator It was mid-June, and relations between Donald J. Trump and the news media had taken another dreadful turn.
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"They're in the unenviable position of trying to act as a mediator between the United States and Russia," he said.
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Neither should the ESM's role as a mediator in case of a debt restructuring make such an event more likely.
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So now you have Russia playing the role of international mediator and the role that the U.N. should be playing.
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Germany would try to promote dialogue but did not intend to become a key mediator in the crisis, he said.
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And it comes as the Trump administration is seen in the region as inattentive and unwilling to act as mediator.
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But by being the mediator, China is going to make sure its interests are served first and above everyone else's.
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Rosenthal, who has started several businesses during his lifetime, worked for many years as a mediator and arbitrator in legal cases.
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A mediator helped bring all sides together -- from the governor to lawmakers to the attorney general -- to finalize the settlement structure.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Talks between Venezuela's opposition and representatives of President Nicolas Maduro's government will take place this week, mediator Norway said.
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His iconicity as a ladies man is lending itself to him as a Hitch-like mediator for Ex on the Beach.
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GENEVA — The first United Nations mediator who tried to broker peace in Syria declared it "mission impossible" and abandoned the effort.
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The wave of violence has forced Russia, a key mediator in the conflict, to step up diplomatic efforts to quench it.
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A Danish mediator told Reuters talks had broken down there too, while SAS earlier announced a strike among its Swedish pilots.
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A master is a vanishing mediator who gives you back to yourself, who delivers you to the abyss of your freedom.
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In episode four, Frances and Robert have agreed to go the mediator route versus going at one another's throats with lawyers.
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White, who has a bachelor's degree in criminal justice, had been hired to work in the Parish as a community mediator.
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Opposition leaders say Kodjo favors the government and they want him removed as a mediator as a condition for the talks.
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The U.N.'s chief Syrian peace talks mediator, Staffan de Mistura, recently stressed that the opposition forces need to accept defeat.
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"We want to get a foundation that is healthy and pure and honest, with some help from a mediator," says Higgins.
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U.N. Syria mediator Staffan de Mistura appealed to the Council meeting to come up with a way to enforce a ceasefire.
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United Nations Syria mediator Staffan de Mistura has said he intends to convene separate peace talks in Geneva on Feb. 8.
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The border conflict provides the Kremlin the opportunity to play the role as a mediator at the cost of US influence.
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Verizon and unions representing striking workers are pressing ahead with their negotiations through the assistance of the Department of Labor mediator.
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Nonetheless, in recent years youth sports officials have found themselves forced into unforeseen roles: crime investigator, mediator and crisis management specialist.
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Mediator Five years ago, the Comcast chief executive Brian Roberts faced his first challenge as the new majority owner of NBC.
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Talks resumed on Saturday under the guidance of a federal mediator, with both two sides largely adhering to a news blackout.
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"We want to get a foundation that is healthy and pure and honest, with some help from a mediator," said Higgins.
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Your mediator for these interactions is the player character, who in every game is the human commander of a starfaring ship.
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Syria has no such mediator because the only two viable candidates — the United States and Russia — are engaged in the war.
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Mediator If you go by what some Twitter users have to say, it's a wonder I can string together a sentence.
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Before his hiring, Mr. Quinlan was a "mediator and conflict coach" at Christian Family Renewal, a marriage counseling group he founded.
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But the North has also expressed dissatisfaction with South Korea, which has tried to act as a mediator in the talks.
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Although Mr. Trump has since stopped his attacks on Qatar, presenting himself as a mediator, some senior advisers continue the fight.
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Judge Chhabria, who ordered confidential mediation on April 11, appointed Mr. Feinberg after the parties failed to agree on a mediator.
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So with that, allow me to present what I hope will not have to be an annual Mediator tradition — the Grinchies.
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Mr. Spavor saw himself as a sort of adventurer, writer, fixer, consultant and mediator between the West and reclusive North Korea.
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Mediator Everything we needed to know about Facebook was right in front of our faces, on the big screen, in 2010.
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Mediator The Fox News creator made a fortune creating a cultural safe space for Americans pining for the way things were.
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He refuses to recognize annexed Crimea as Russian territory and has positioned himself as a mediator in Moscow's war with Ukraine.
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Mediator At first blush, there's a baffling, inside-out quality to Julian Assange's latest star turn in our shambolic national story.
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Negotiations between Verizon and unions representing striking workers are continuing their negotiations with the assistance of the Department of Labor mediator.
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The U.S. has long sought to promote reconciliation in Ethiopia and would have wide acceptance among diverse stakeholders as a mediator.
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Bo becomes a mediator between his mother and Ruth, and he also pursues a last clue as to his brother's whereabouts.
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A meeting is scheduled for noon at City Hall, with the mayor's staff serving as a mediator between the two groups.
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BAYER-GLYPHOSATE-LAWSUIT Bayer mediator dismisses report of $8 billion Roundup settlement NEW YORK/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Bayer AG has not offered to pay billions of dollars to settle claims in the United States related to the Roundup herbicide, mediator Ken Feinberg said, dismissing a report to that effect which drove its shares as much as 11% higher.
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The city was looking for a someone to serve as a linguistic and cultural mediator, and they entrusted me with the role.
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Oman, which has often played the role of regional mediator, welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a surprise visit last month.
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Japan is in a unique position to act as a mediator as the U.S. ally has long maintained close ties with Iran.
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It has been offering ideas to help Israel and the Palestinians come together although it is not acting as a direct mediator.
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A court mediator, Ken Feinberg, on Wednesday met with the company, government and lawyers for owners to talk about the testing plans.
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Both sides basically sit in separate rooms and the mediator goes back and forth trying to get each side towards a settlement.
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Another Target Area mediator, Michael Nash, who speaks regularly with the Mac and LoweLife factions, said Reese and Gates were once friends.
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Now, as Mediator No. 4 prepares to try again, diplomats appear to be setting their sights lower and choosing their language carefully.
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Mediator and lawyer Zannah Mustapha said some of the abducted girls refused to be released, fuelling fears that they have been radicalised.
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Deputy Prime Minister Soraya Saenz de Santamaria also rejected the Catalan leader's proposal for talks to be conducted by an international mediator.
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American filed a lawsuit in May against the union group after stalled contract negotiations that were being overseen by a federal mediator.
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Talks among the warring parties in Syria, overseen by a United Nations mediator, Staffan de Mistura, are scheduled to start on Jan.
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The deal between the Norwegian Shipowners' Association and the Industri Energi and Safe labour unions was brokered by a state-appointed mediator.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, meanwhile, has tried to play mediator, calling for tensions to cool and the blockade to be eased.
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U.N. Syria mediator Staffan de Mistura said on Monday the Syrian government had not yet confirmed that it would attend the talks.
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Tillerson said he was not a direct mediator but supporting the emir of Kuwait's role in building bridges to end the crisis.
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" Despite Sony's involvement, the source maintains the corporation is "just participating as a buffer, a mediator" and that Luke "maintains total control.
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On Monday, he met with officials in Turkey -- allied with Qatar in the dispute -- and Kuwait, which is playing a mediator role.
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After the explosive tribal (not to mention Alan's strip search), everybody is turning to her as a mediator and a potential ally.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United Nations Yemen mediator said on Thursday he plans to invite the warring parties to Geneva on Sept.
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Kuwait has remained neutral in the dispute between Qatar, and Saudi Arabia and the UAE, instead stepping into the role of mediator.
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Mediator You never know what's going to cause Donald J. Trump to officially ban a news organization from his presidential campaign events.
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The Kremlin, as the former colonial ruler, has presented itself as a mediator between the two, while also selling arms to both.
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Dow and USW officials met at least twice this week with a federal mediator in an attempt to restart negotiations, Mendoza said.
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The pro-Kurdish HDP, the second largest opposition group in parliament, played a key role as a mediator in the peace process.
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The new three-year labor pact, capping marathon negotiations overseen by a federal mediator, was agreed to late on Thursday, officials said.
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EDWARD J. GUTMAN Baltimore The writer, a mediator and arbitrator, is an adjunct professor at the University of Maryland School of Law.
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The Kremlin declared its plans hours after the United Nations mediator, Staffan de Mistura, met with the Syrian government delegation in Geneva.
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Jimmy, meanwhile, plays the part of the patient mediator who makes sure the everyday gears of the DiMeo family are running smoothly.
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We shot each other "Can you believe it?" looks when the mediator asked for a form we had handed her moments before.
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But North Korea has expressed frustration with how South Korea has been handling its role as a mediator with the United States.
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But this time, I was prepared: I had trained as a conflict mediator, worked as a negotiator and become an organizational psychologist.
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Mr. McReynolds was known as a mediator with a human touch, and much of his organizing work took place behind the scenes.
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In July, U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had asked him to be a mediator on Kashmir.
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And a durable peace process needs a neutral mediator to manage it, help to bridge mistrust and nudge the parties toward compromises.
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Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj met German mediator Klaus Toepfer on Tuesday to seek a solution to the energy dispute with Serbia.
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Kuwait delivered the list to Qatar, as the country is acting as a mediator in the dispute, according to the State Department.
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I was our class treasurer, a peer mediator, the captain of the volleyball team and a tuba player in the marching band.
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Daniel Pollack, a court-appointed mediator, had previously said the two agreements were for "well over $1 billion" without disclosing the breakdown.
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The U.N. mediator has said he plans to have three rounds of talks, culminating in a clear roadmap for the path ahead.
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It also threw into doubt his ability to maintain the United States' longstanding role as a mediator of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Veteran UN mediator Matthew Nimetz, who has overseen talks for a quarter-century, described the agreement as a fair and honorable deal.
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The deal between the Norwegian Shipowners' Association and the Industri Energi and Safe labor unions was brokered by a state-appointed mediator.
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The opposition alliance said the talks, launched in response to a call for negotiations from an Ethiopian mediator, should last three days.
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Charities like Mizan Law act as a mediator between women in protective custody and their families to ensure women can return home safely.
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"If you are asking whether we are trying to become a mediator in all this, the answer is no," Mr. Kirby told reporters.
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Direct talks among the warring parties in Syria, overseen by a United Nations mediator, Staffan de Mistura, are scheduled to start on Jan.
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The mediator informed Adiri that his client would need to appear in person for future mediation sessions, or if the trial went ahead.
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He said many countries had offered to mediate between the two but that "no countries will act as a third party" or mediator.
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The duo is ashamed to admit to their mediator that they haven't yet had The Talk with their son, Tom, and daughter, Lila.
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When the government appointed a mediator for those talks it was accused of treachery and opposition parties staged a large protest in Madrid.
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"If you feel it's reached toxic levels in the workplace, then consider bringing in an impartial facilitator or mediator to guide the discussion."
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In one case, a tribal mediator who brokered a deal between the Emiratis and Al Qaeda even gave the extremists a farewell dinner.
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VC said the airline had proposed an Irish national as mediator, who VC rejected because the person lacked "sufficient knowledge of German law".
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In one case, a tribal mediator who brokered a deal between the Emiratis and al-Qaida even gave the extremists a farewell dinner.
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Jennifer Pagan, a restorative-justice mediator at West Jefferson High School tries to help kids defuse hurt feelings sparked by social media posts.
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Mr. da Silva left power in 2011 with extraordinarily high approval ratings at home and a reputation as an effective diplomatic mediator abroad.
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" U.N. Syria mediator Staffan de Mistura warned the Security Council on Wednesday that fragile progress in peace talks was now "in grave danger.
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Resistance could come from Congo's Catholic church, which has slowly transformed from a mediator for peace to lightning rod for dissatisfaction with Kabila.
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She told me on Thursday that she still has concerns about whether Pruitt can be an impartial mediator between environmental and industry interests.
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Russia is both a mediator and a party in the conflict: it has military bases in Armenia and sells arms to both sides.
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Chamisa, who sat with two cabinet ministers, snubbed Wednesday's talks with Mnangagwa, saying the dialogue must be brokered by an independent outside mediator.
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"Thirteen hundred new stepfamilies are being formed every day," said Michelle Crosby, a lawyer and mediator, quoting data from the Pew Research Center.
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Without the United States as a mediator, or its money to buy loyalty, score-settling and revenge are likely to rule the day.
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The Kraus descendants disagreed over the choice of a mediator and the association's demand for some sort of a return on its investment.
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He also maintained that the late U.S. peace mediator Richard Holbrooke offered him immunity from prosecution in a secret deal, which Holbrooke denied.
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Now might have been the time that the UK could have made good on its continued pleas for "de-escalation" as a mediator.
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Professor Fortna argued that interim United States-Russia agreements like this week's could eventually move them into a sort of joint-mediator role.
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Once President Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital, Mr. Abbas declared that the move had disqualified the United States as a peace mediator.
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Mr. Moon has since vowed to continue to work as a mediator, with his office saying that Mr. Trump had asked for that.
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Instead, you must take on the mantle of a mediator and push all sides to make difficult but necessary concessions to avoid disaster.
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First, a proven mediator, such as former Senator George Mitchell, could be appointed in an attempt to bring the parties to an agreement.
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The Gulf countries boycotting Qatar over its alleged support for terrorism were still awaiting a response to their demands via mediator Kuwait. 7.
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Less than two weeks ago, Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed, a veteran diplomat from Mauritania, announced he was vacating the mediator post in February.
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Brennan served as a crucial mediator between the hard-liners on the ground and White House insiders who favored a more judicious approach.
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The Palestinians, citing the embassy move, have cut off high-level contacts with the Trump administration, saying it cannot be a neutral mediator.
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We broke the story ... Ciara wants a mediator in her ongoing custody battle with Future to help hash our their son's travel schedule.
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She works as a negotiator — a mediator between unions and businesses when they discuss nonsalary-related aspects of remuneration, such as lunch hours.
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The contract language typically bars customers from joining class-action suits against companies, forcing them to resolve disputes through a third-party mediator.
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Mediator No two people did more to build Fox News Channel into a powerful cultural-political force than Roger Ailes and Bill O'Reilly.
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The cases listed involve Warren serving as a consultant, mediator or expert witness in addition to those in which she served as counsel.
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The Labor Department said in a Tuesday night statement that the parties had met with Perez as well as federal mediator Allison Beck.
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The United States has since played mediator, with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson calling for tensions to cool and the blockade to end.
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The contract language typically bars customers from joining class-action lawsuits against companies, forcing them to resolve disputes through a third-party mediator.
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For weeks, a legislator and social worker, Fernando Cheung, has acted as a mediator, attempting to de-escalate confrontations between protesters and police.
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And those countries' larger conflicts with the Americans make it difficult for the powers to come together, robbing Venezuela of an impartial mediator.
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It also was intended as a reply to an expressed Japanese desire for peace in all parts of the world, with Japan as mediator.
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A Norwegian mediator called the meeting where all the negotiating teams would be sitting down together, a spokeswoman for SAS in Sweden told Reuters.
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Andrea Vacca, a collaborative divorce attorney and mediator in New York, had a client who put off a divorce when one spouse got Parkinson's.
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The EU condemned Trump's decision in 2017 to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, saying Washington had compromised its position as a mediator for peace.
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Norwegian state mediator Mats Ruland told public broadcaster NRK that the breakdown of Swedish mediation did not directly affect negotiations with pilots in Norway.
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Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN)Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan is positioning himself as a political mediator, starting with the dispute between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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But with Ferrell as a makeshift mediator, the pair slowly made amends, repairing their friendship and kickstarting a new era for them as musicians.
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Analysts widely agree that Abe will also be smart enough to don his mediator hat and overlook Duterte's views on the U.S. and China.
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Still, Kushner was dispatched to Mexico as a mediator on occasion, including a meeting in March with Peña Nieto after talks with Trump crumbled.
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Most likely, Putin's offer is pot stirring, an effort to create drama and news by demonstrating that Russia might be a peace mediator too.
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A school mediator and principal said in court papers that they had called L.A.'s Department of Children & Family Services after speaking to Julian.
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Last month, Trump also told The Hindustan Times that he was willing to play mediator in the decades-long conflict between the two countries.
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Behind the scenes: The Lebanese wanted joint mediation by the U.S. and the UN, but Israel insisted that the U.S. be the only mediator.
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It leaves undisturbed the gender roles dictated by rape culture—predatory men, vulnerable women, with a big, strong institution to act as a mediator.
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Friday's settlement was negotiated with the help of mediator Kenneth Feinberg and averts having to restart a non-jury trial that began in September.
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But Ankara, which has long tried to play the role of regional mediator, is also wary of upsetting its other allies, including Saudi Arabia.
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The family, he says, communicated with Hezbollah through a mediator, and hours passed as they continued to negotiate the children's transport out of town.
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Four days in and the conflicting parties were still not talking to each other, a union official and a mediator told Reuters on Friday.
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While the Vatican was not the only mediator between the two nations — Canada, too, played a major role — it was among the most vocal.
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Abbas didn't say it directly, but left the door open for the U.S. to be part of the mechanism but not the only mediator.
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Ever the diplomat, Kardashian happily shares the spotlight with her entire family and often plays the role of the mediator when conflicts crop up.
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A mediator would ask how can that amount of additional resources best be used to improve border security now and over a reasonable timespan.
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The Diocese of New Ulm in court papers proposed the appointment of U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Gregg Zive of Nevada to serve as a mediator.
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In his post-mayoral life, Mr. Zeidler worked as a mediator, even toting his oxygen tank with him to hear cases in his 90s.
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Mediator One day many decades hence, when your grandchildren ask you, "Grandma, what was a newspaper?" you can direct them back to Wednesday, Sept.
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Johnson and his co-curator, Henry-Russell Hitchcock, had to enlist the critic Lewis Mumford as mediator to soothe the great man's wounded feelings.
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It's impossible to know how Nick Clegg will approach his new role as Facebook's mediator between the technology company's activities and its political consequences.
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Andy wound up acting as a mediator between Trish and her daughter when it came to the subject of birth control and sexual education.
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Mediator WASHINGTON — Four years passed between The New York Times's first article based on the Pentagon Papers and the end of the Vietnam War.
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According to a copy of the motion requesting the mediator, the bankrupt operating unit of Caesars believes it would help creditors reach a compromise.
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"We have received several offers in the last hours and we will receive more," he added, without specifying who would serve as a mediator.
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American Airlines Group Inc is also in contract talks with its mechanics unions and asked for a federal mediator to facilitate negotiations last September.
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But Palestinian officials have dismissed the idea of the United States as a mediator, calling the Trump administration blatantly pro-Israeli and anti-Palestinian.
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Mediator Matt Lauer, of NBC News, played the easygoing dad you could rely on — fun-loving but serious enough when he had to be.
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When you have big families, you're going to have a lot of clashes," adding, "you pick up the skill set of being a mediator.
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As I wrote in my very first Mediator column in March, it is not the mainstream, non-opinion news media's job to determine outcomes.
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The union also called on Eurowings management to agree on next steps with the help of a mediator in the letter, seen by Reuters.
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Mediator The ties that bind the most powerful media mogul in the world to the leader of the free world just keep getting stronger.
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The power provider also proposed a mediator be appointed to help it and its stakeholders try to craft a plan they can all support.
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But with failure all too likely, Mr. Hammond said that Mr. Tillerson was maintaining his distance and not trying to act as a mediator.
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During the 2016 campaign, he played mediator with outraged Republicans after Mr. Trump was heard bragging about sexual assault on an "Access Hollywood" tape.
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Later in the week, Trump tried to move into the role of mediator but was back to bashing Qatar during a Friday press conference.
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Mr. Cuomo, a relatively obscure Queens lawyer at the time, was the mediator recruited by Mayor John V. Lindsay's administration to broker a compromise.
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Japan is in a unique position as a U.S. ally because it has long maintained close ties with Iran, making Abe an ideal mediator.
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"I want to show that by consuming the organism, the mushroom was a critical mediator that connects humans 'physically' with spirituality," Chen told Hyperallergic.
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The differences between the two parties, eventually resolved with the help of a mediator, discouraged some of the parties that had initially expressed interest.
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Indeed, 81 percent of the disputing parents resolved all their issues in the app, without needing a professional mediator or legal professional, the company says.
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For there is one God and one mediator between God and mankind, the man Christ Jesus, who gave himself as a ransom for all people.
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Syrian government negotiator Bashar al-Ja'afari said on Friday he had raised the incident with U.N. mediator Staffan de Mistura at peace talks in Geneva.
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However, Norwegian state mediator Mats Ruland told public broadcaster NRK that the breakdown of Swedish mediation did not directly affect negotiations with pilots in Norway.
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The discussions coincide with talks between representatives of Assad's government and his opponents with U.N. mediator Staffan de Mistura which started on Thursday in Geneva.
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All of the arguments regarding a case are made either online or through phone calls with the mediator or arbitrator and the claimants and defendants.
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California Federal Judge Dolly M. Gee tasked an independent mediator with immediately improving conditions at Border Patrol facilities in Texas, reports the New York Times.
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That has both weakened his own influence in any peace talks and America's claim to be a fair mediator between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
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Worse still, if women don't play this role of polite mediator, if they don't accommodate others, their physical, mental, and psychological safety are in jeopardy.
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Mediator Gunter Pleuger, a former diplomat, presented his proposal behind closed doors on Friday, while Lufthansa and VC agreed to make a decision on Feb.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Wage talks broke down on Friday between SAS and its pilots in Denmark, triggering a strike, a mediator in the negotiations told Reuters.
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The untenable situation has even prompted Pope Francis to offer his services as a potential mediator, if Guaido and Maduro both asked for his assistance.
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But in this victory — as in the others touted by the coalition — the mediator said armed U.S. drones were absent, despite the large, obvious convoy.
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The coalition promised payments to al-Qaida members who left, according to Shabwa&aposs security chief Awad al-Dahboul, a mediator and two government officials.
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Thousands of tribal fighters, including AQAP members, also were to be taken into the UAE-funded Shabwa Elite militia, the mediator and two officials said.
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He added at the time the group was "constructively engaging" in a court-ordered process with mediator Feinberg on the cases heard in federal court.
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Politicians and Shi'ite paramilitary leaders have called for calm and the Iraqi government has tried to position itself as a mediator between the two sides.
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The airline will hold talks via a mediator on Monday with the Irish pilots union, which said it had no current plans for further strikes.
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If people aren't willing to admit their biases on their own, maybe a government or government-like force — or at least a mediator — is needed.
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But as a mediator, I would say to the other parties at the table, let's treat these as opening proposals and work to improve them.
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"If I can help, I would love to be a mediator," he said, claiming that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had requested he do so.
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The Mediator column on Monday, about the Newspaper Association of America's name change, misstated, in some copies, when it will become the News Media Alliance.
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It was brokered by former FBI director Robert Mueller, the court-appointed mediator, in marathon talks at a Washington law firm over the past week.
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Although previous attempts at a cease-fire and peace talks have failed, the mediator, Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed, said he was more optimistic this time.
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Traditional stambeli performances also include an arifa, or a healer who acts as a sort of mediator between the spirit world and our human world.
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Although men may be responsible for making the phone call to the therapist or mediator, it is often the wife who is calling it quits.
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His father is a labor law mediator and arbitrator in Toronto and is also the author of "Why Dissent Matters" (McGill-Queen's University Press, 2017).
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"They want to use President Xi Jinping as a mediator at the G-20 in Osaka," Mr. Thae said at a news conference in Tokyo.
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After the meeting with Mr. Kissinger, the president headed to a lunch with Mr. Tillerson, who was joined by a mediator, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
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The N.F.L. actively supported that move, and the judge overseeing the case, Anita B. Brody, appointed a well-known mediator to bring the sides together.
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Molokele denied that the opposition was in direct talks with Mnangagwa and said that the MDC wants an independent mediator to chart a way forward.
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Ahead of Khan's visit, Iran's foreign ministry said Tehran was prepared to hold talks with Saudi Arabia with or without the help of a mediator.
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Hajdu said a mediator-arbitrator will now be appointed and the most recent collective agreements will be extended till the parties reach a new agreement.
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In 2018, Mr. al-Masri was a member of Hurras al-Din's leadership team and was a mediator between the group and the Nusra Front.
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Mediator was released in 22003 and was prescribed in France for 22011 years before it was eventually banned in 2009 because of its side effects.
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Mediator The Spanish-language network is a striking example of a news organization that is meeting the needs of a frightened and information-famished audience.
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When my husband and I got married, we hired a financial planner to serve as a healthy mediator and keep us accountable to our goals.
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Their relationship post-separation becomes muddied the second the two stop talking; Nicole, perhaps more hurt than she realises, refuses to speak to a mediator.
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So while the CSO will report directly to the Air Force Secretary, they will also have a way to reach the president without a mediator.
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However, it is unclear how talks between Iran and the European parties of the deal would fit into the U.N. Yemen mediator Martin Griffiths' efforts.
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Mediator There were so many instant internet spoofs making fun of Kellyanne Conway's now-famous "Bowling Green Massacre" that it's hard to pick a favorite.
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A conflict between the new arrivals and her estranged kin forces her into the role of mediator, brokering a hybrid identity for Africa's first republic.
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Though he publicly supported the teachers, he acted as a mediator of sorts and helped broker the deal during days of negotiations at City Hall.
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Aung San Suu Kyi, whether she is a calculating politician or a canny mediator or personally hateful toward Rohingya, is a product of this climate.
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There are strong signals the case will not be handled in court, but rather by a mediator, especially by the way the docs were filed.
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Add another $750 for a half hour call with a lawyer who can serve as a mediator to explain the process and help resolve conflicts.
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Asked if Caputo would meet with mediator Daniel Pollack and the hedge funds on Wednesday, a finance ministry official who declined to be named said "yes".
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Tillerson returned to Kuwait, the mediator between the feuding Gulf countries, without making any statement on his talks in the Saudi Red Sea city of Jeddah.
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Two out of six leading bondholders, Dart Management and Montreux Partners, accepted the offer put forth by Argentina, court-appointed mediator Daniel Pollack said last week.
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Palestinian leaders said by relocating the embassy the United States had created incitement and instability in the region and abrogated its role as a peace mediator.
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The emir, who has worked to repair relations with Iraq following its 1990 invasion of his country, has acted as a regional mediator on various occasions.
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Argentine officials in New York for talks with the creditors made a proposal on Friday to end the dispute, mediator Daniel Pollack said in a statement.
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When her first case settled in 250, for example, she had to pay a mediator a few thousand dollars — her total earnings from touring that year.
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Parties involved in civil suits in Israel must meet with a mediator to see if they can resolve the issue before proceeding to trial, she said.
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The Mexican President, who had nothing to lose, suddenly found himself as the unexpected power broker/mediator to the world's most unruly potential head of state.
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He added at the time the group was "constructively engaging" in a court-ordered process with mediator Ken Feinberg on the cases heard in federal court.
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Among the chief negotiators was the prominent sheikh Abdullah al-Maysari, who had three brothers in al-Qaida, making him a trusted mediator, the commander said.
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With the government acting as mediator, both parties returned to the negotiating table on Monday but union'legal adviser Pedro Henriques said no agreement had been reached.
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But by the end of the series in Season 9's "Gumbaldia" and "Come Along With Me," he has transformed into a peace treaty-seeking mediator.
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it would give its official response to Kuwait, which has been acting as the mediator between Qatar and its neighbors.
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This was a policy of President Theodore Roosevelt which sought to have the U.S. intervene as a mediator in disputes between European and Latin American countries.
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"Via the state-appointed mediator, a solution has been found ... and therefore the strike is to end immediately," the Norwegian Shipowners' Association said in a statement.
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it would give its official response to Kuwait, which has been acting as a mediator between Qatar and its neighbors.
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A union spokesman said the company and union had held only five negotiating sessions and one meeting with a mediator from which the company walked out.
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African Union mediator Mohamed Hassan Lebatt had said on Thursday the council and the FFC would meet on Saturday to study and ratify a constitutional declaration.
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Zomlot warned the role of the United States as a mediator in the conflict would be effectively torpedoed if Trump declared Jerusalem the capital of Israel.
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So-called forced arbitration clauses require customers to resolve any disputes with the firm through a third-party mediator, and bans them from suing the company.
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"If I can help, I would love to be a mediator," Trump said during an Oval Office meeting with Imran Khan, the Prime Minister of Pakistan.
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But just as Iraq has a neutral mediator, Kurdistan also has one neutral figure who could lead a delegation to Baghdad, if called upon: Barham Salih.
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Seeking a financial professional will help, and so will seeking an experienced marital mediator, who may be able to help the couple fend off divorce altogether.
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Mediator Bill O'Reilly and Harvey Weinstein may have come from different ends of the political spectrum, but it turns out they have a lot in common.
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The adviser Moon said South Korea could play a role as a facilitator between the United State and North Korea, more than a role of mediator.
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Mediator It's time for the Grinchy Awards, given to the year's worst actors in the news media and anyone else who interfered with a free press.
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But more often, that burden falls on volunteers — a recently retired banker, a former nurse, a local business dispute mediator — who have been trained as counselors.
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But Moscow was a party in previous negotiations on the nuclear question, and it has offered itself as a possible mediator between the North and South.
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Although the Vatican has repeatedly tried to serve as a mediator between the country's government and the opposition, no signs of a deal are in sight.
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BUSINESS DAY The Mediator column on Monday about the "Stand By Your Ad" provision misstated the first name of the Democratic candidate for governor in Florida.
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Stephanie Hope Smith, a mediator who has been working with the Walker and Dakota leaders, said an official announcement of the plan will be made later.
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Staffan de Mistura, the United Nations mediator, told reporters that he saw "less rhetoric, a more businesslike atmosphere" in the talks, but little, if any, progress.
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The President's remarks sparked renewed debate about whether the US is still able to play the role of mediator in the decades-long Israeli-Palestinian dispute.
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There turned out to be tons of information about him and his rocky relationship with Rock Hudson, and the fact that Elizabeth Taylor was the mediator.
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Mediator The job of a late-night comedian was once so straightforward: Give Americans something to laugh about so they can forget about their workday worries.
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The Mediator column on Monday, about the role that advertisers can play in supporting quality news sources, misstated the title of Stan Wischnowski in some copies.
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So-called forced arbitration clauses require customers to resolve any disputes with the firm through a third-party mediator, and bans them from suing the company.
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The Mediator column on March 13 about how highly personalized news feeds shape our views referred incorrectly to the ownership of the news site Heat Street.
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White, who had developed a reputation among Baptist ministers in southern Louisiana for engaging law enforcement on civil rights issues, was asked to serve as mediator.
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The U.S. administration invited the three sides for talks after Egypt called for an external mediator on the issue, saying three-way talks had been exhausted.
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The lists of compliments you're hearing have been written at the behest of a mediator to smooth the way for a more civilized division of assets.
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The two sides have agreed on proposals presented by Ethiopian and African Union mediators to solve the crisis, Mahmoud Dirir, the Ethiopian mediator, said on Tuesday.
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"Porn has become a cultural mediator in how young people are understanding and experience sex," Australian researchers Maree Crabbe and David Corlett wrote in another study.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, who belongs to no party and presents himself as the mediator between the two cabinet partners, agreed last week that Siri must go.
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Qatar, which has hosted a political office for the Taliban since 1003, has looked to present itself as a critical staging ground and mediator for the talks.
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Quebec appointed lawyer and former politician Lucien Bouchard as special mediator to the talks on April 23, saying it was very concerned about the dispute's economic impact.
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It's hard to imagine the union being able to do anything about this situation other than working as a sort of mediator to calm down both sides.
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He also said at the time the group was "constructively engaging" in a court-ordered process with mediator Ken Feinberg on the cases heard in federal court.
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The eye-popping figure was reached through private negotiations, with help from a mediator, between the university and lawyers for 20013 plaintiffs, according to the Associated Press.
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The mediator gave higher figures, saying the coalition promised $5 million to the group, as well as $13,000, for each al-Qaida member who left the town.
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U.N. mediator Martin Griffiths told a news conference in a renovated castle outside Stockholm that just getting the warring sides to the table was an important milestone.
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On February 230th Daniel Pollack, the court-appointed mediator, announced that Argentina had reached an agreement in principle with four of the largest creditors, led by Elliott.
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U.N. mediator Martin Griffiths told reporters in Geneva that Yemen's first round of peace talks in almost three years aims to build confidence between the warring sides.
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It is a leading mediator in the region, especially in war-torn South Sudan, and has won plaudits from the West for its fierce stand against jihadism.
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Fat Joe says he truly believes 50 Cent and Floyd Mayweather are "brothers" and need to end their feud -- but he's not the gonna be the mediator.
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Trump told reporters on Monday that Modi had asked him during a meeting in Japan last month if he would like to be a mediator on Kashmir.
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During a U.N. Security Council briefing, U.N. mediator Martin Griffiths called on the parties to create a conducive environment to allow the Geneva consultations to take place.
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A couple will sit facing one another, with a therapist seated on the outside, like a mediator, says Lena Aburdene Derhally, MS, LPC, an Imago relationship therapist.
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Following those protests, the museum brought an outside mediator into a late May meeting with the protesters, who were continuing to push for an anti-gentrification forum.
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Leaders of the union representing the ferry workers, the Inlandboatmen's Union of the Pacific, and state officials were scheduled to meet with the federal mediator Saturday afternoon.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Wednesday called for the United Nations to replace the United States as the mediator of peace talks between the Israelis and Palestinians.
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Mediator LOS ANGELES — Corporate media giants always want what's cool and edgy until what's cool and edgy threatens the status quo that keeps the billions flooding in.
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Mediator Earlier this month, a couple of inventive young go-getters at BuzzFeed tied enough rubber bands around the center of a watermelon to make it explode.
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As the litigation progressed, Judge Hellerstein said that he met with individual families, often accompanied by Sheila L. Birnbaum, a lawyer he had appointed as a mediator.
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Last week, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov was asked about how both the Syrians and the Kurds were looking for Russia to step in as a mediator.
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Nicaragua's Episcopal Conference said in a statement that it would act as a mediator and witness in talks, with the aim of bringing the sides to agreement.
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If Mattarella, with the possible help of his appointed mediator, fails to break the impasse, he would have to call new elections, almost certainly in the autumn.
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So CUNY asked the state to intervene, and the Public Employment Relations Board selected Kim Moore-Ward, the chief regional mediator and director, to handle the talks.
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Sheikh Sabah is acting as a mediator between Qatar and some other Gulf Arab states including Saudi Arabia, which have severed diplomatic and transport ties with it.
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"Al Qaeda sent a mediator to the government to get them agree to listen to this deal," the tribal leader, who is in southern Yemen, told Reuters.
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No longer can brands view social as just another secondary channel or afterthought outlet; instead, they must approach it as an important mediator in the modern era.
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We became a college professor of peace studies, an environmental mediator, an accountant for Native American tribes, a union organizer, a successful entrepreneur and a revolutionary communist.
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Mediator Audiences gravitated to the scores of articles and cable news segments about Donald J. Trump, Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal for an undeniable reason: Sex sells.
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President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority assailed the Trump administration on Thursday over pro-Israel decisions that he said "completely contradict" America's role as a mediator.
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At the agency's San Diego office, former district director and mediator Tom McCammon said employees regularly went into work on weekends to spend unpaid hours finishing cases.
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The Muslim Brotherhood received strong backing from Qatar, whose pre-2011 neutral-mediator stance gave way to enthusiastic support of a movement it saw as a winner.
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"At first Doug got up, but I told him to sit back down, which he did," said Mr. Jackson, who played mediator for more than an hour.
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The bankruptcy judge overseeing the case, Dennis Montali, recently appointed a mediator to try to get PG&E, its bondholders and the victims to reach a settlement.
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Macri, who was sworn in as president in December, confirmed Argentina's next meeting with U.S. court-appointed mediator Daniel Pollack on the talks was scheduled for Feb.
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" Addressing the future role of the United States in the peace process, Abbas said: "We will not accept the US as a mediator after what they did.
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"The problem is the idea of a half-century of no change begins to feel like handcuffs," Teresa Ma, a Hong Kong lawyer and mediator, told me.
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Mediator Last Monday, the sun rose in the east, the black-capped chickadee sang its spring mating song and President Trump attacked American journalists in a tweet.
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At the time, she said Cindi was her way of personifying what it means to be an "other" and even to act as a "mediator" between worlds.
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The US has too many concerns and takes a big political risk if it deals with North Korea directly, so China is happy to be the mediator.
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The negotiations are continuing before a court-appointed mediator and the remaining holdouts appear to be resisting Argentina's offer, arguing that it favors other funds at their expense.
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The complexity of the talks and the many players involved highlights Qatar's continued role as a mediator and a potential broker of deals in Syria's six-year conflict.
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A U.S. court-appointed mediator last month met Finance Secretary Luis Caputo and said afterwards that he expected "substantive negotiations" to begin in the second week of January.
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Watch out for jealousy and obsession, and don't try to do things alone in situations where a mediator or helping hand could save you a lot of grief.
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Norway's foreign minister said as early as March that it was prepared to act as a mediator or facilitator of talks between the Venezuelan government and the opposition.
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The fight was initially sparked when mediator Dr. Drew Pinsky brought up Abraham's on-again, off-again boyfriend Simon Saran's alleged remarks about Amber Portwood's fiancé Matt Baier.
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After her protective family advised her not to put herself through the stress of taking on her employers, she accepted an initial compromise settlement negotiated by her mediator.
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His friend advises him to skip the everything-is-equal mediator and see a lawyer, especially since Frances has been the main breadwinner in the last few years.
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Al Jazeera's spectacular growth took place under Sheikh Hamad who, unlike other Gulf Arab leaders, backed Middle East protest movements and played mediator in a host of wars.
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The Palestinians, who claim east Jerusalem as their capital, have severed most ties with the Americans and said the White House is unfit to serve as a mediator.
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In a message passed via Oman, which has acted as a mediator in the past, he reportedly insisted that he did not want war and called for negotiations.
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Conte is a law professor with no political affiliation who was appointed head of the government last year to act as a mediator between the two ruling parties.
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The deal was achieved thanks to a mediator, who will formally announce the terms on Tuesday once a few final details have been agreed, the two sides said.
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U.N. Yemen mediator Martin Griffiths has been holding talks with the Houthis to hand over control of the port to the United Nations, Yemeni political sources have said.
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A team from the new government then met the mediator in a dispute with foreign bondholders in an attempt to end Argentina's isolation from the international credit markets.
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Syrian government negotiator Bashar al-Ja'afari told reporters that he had discussed "substantive issues, particularly counter-terrorism" with U.N. mediator Staffan de Mistura, and would continue on Friday.
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OSLO, May 1 (Reuters) - The parties involved in the strike at Scandinavian airlines SAS will meet at the office of the Norwegian state mediator at 11:00 a.m.
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The deal includes a scheme to avoid conflict in the future, such as the right for the company to call a mediator should a major strike be threatened.
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The Iranian Foreign Ministry had said last month that Iran is prepared to hold talks with regional rival Saudi Arabia, "with or without the help of a mediator".
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Yet the most profound impact of the embassy relocation is the way it diminishes the United States' capacity to act as a mediator in Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.
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The agreement ends 10 years of litigation with Luxembourg- and British Virgin Islands-based investment funds known as the HWB Entities, said the statement from mediator Daniel Pollack.
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Three weeks after Donald Trump's election, Miro Cerar, the Prime Minister of Slovenia, spoke to the President-elect and offered his services as a mediator with Vladimir Putin.
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The mediator, Staffan de Mistura, told journalists in Geneva that the cessation of hostilities agreement that took effect on Monday after several weeks of negotiations was largely holding.
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He said the Palestinian leadership has "no intention of withdrawing from the peace process" and will instead seek a new mediator to work toward a two-state solution.
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"It's an alternative currency with no third-party mediator audited on a daily basis by its own users," said Samuel Boyd, an advisor with Capital Asset Management Group.
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The bill was crafted in consultation with the administration, but it's unclear if the current tensions will affect Corker's ability to play mediator between the administration and Congress.
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Argentina has been a financial markets pariah since its record default on $100 billion in 2002 but progress is being made, according to court-appointed mediator Daniel Pollack.
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With the Socialist government acting as a mediator, ANTRAM and National Hazardous Materials Drivers' Union (SNMMP) submitted their proposals but did not sit at the same negotiating table.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Settlement talks between Argentina and its main U.S. holdout creditors continue with progress being made, the court-appointed mediator said in a statement on Friday.
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Susan Podziba is a public policy mediator, author of Civic Fusion: Mediating Polarized Public Disputes and faculty for the Harvard Negotiation Institute course, Advanced Mediation: Mediating Complex Disputes.
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Soon after the call, we did a site visit with a mediator who conveyed some concerns the committee had with my proposal regarding landscaping, durability, and graffiti resistance.
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He said the Palestinian leadership had "no intention of withdrawing from the peace process" and would instead seek a new mediator to work toward a two-state solution.
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Civil wars are much likelier to end in peace if they have a mediator, often a powerful outside country, according to research by the political scientist Donald Rothchild.
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Nabil Abu Rudeineh, a spokesman for Abbas, told CNN on Thursday, however, that the Palestinians would not recognize the U.S. as a mediator in any negotiations with Israel.
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Voluntary negotiations broke down last month and the two sides now face a mandatory process under a state-appointed mediator before any strike is allowed by Norwegian law.
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The insurance firm John Hancock, one of the race's top sponsors, had acted as a sort of mediator and said it is reviewing the procedures with the BAA.
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Donahue comes across as the peer mediator from your high school, while the quick-talking, elfin-featured Kasher reads as the Hebrew version of a Norse trickster god.
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"The war destroyed the basic fibers of our society," said Zannah Mustapha, a prominent lawyer who has acted as a mediator between the government and Boko Haram members.
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A spokesman for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said the United States had taken itself "off the table" as a peace mediator since it recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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China's top diplomat, Wang Yi, sought on Thursday to cast Beijing as a mediator, calling on Pyongyang to abandon its nuclear weapons program and on Washington to compromise.
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Mediator It's a question that has hung out there throughout our hyper-driven, hyper-divided media era: What would Watergate look like if it were to happen now?
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He promised Abbas that he would serve as a "mediator" in future talks with Israel but said it's ultimately up to the two sides to broker a deal.
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BUSINESS DAY The Mediator column on Monday, about the role that advertisers can play in supporting quality news sources, misstated the title of Stan Wischnowski in some copies.
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Assuming the role of mediator could increase Beijing's influence in nations home to Chinese investments, such as Senegal, Rwanda and South Africa where Xi will soon be visiting.
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"Being seen as a mediator in regional disputes can only help burnish China's image," said researchers at the China Africa Research Initiative, a program at Johns Hopkins University.
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In a sharp departure from its official policy of non-interference in other countries' affairs, China has positioned itself as the key mediator in resolving the protracted crisis.
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The Kremlin is now not only acting like the magnanimous victor in Syria, but also posing as the sole mediator between Ankara and Mr. Assad's government and Iran.
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"Once Russia is accepted as the mediator for peace talks between the U.S. and North Korea, they will be able to bargain for their own sanctions," Baker said.
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The U.S. must instead position itself in Syria and in Iraq as an armed mediator that can protect and help speak for the Sunni who reject Salafi-jihadis.
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BUSINESS DAY The Mediator column on March 2800 about how highly personalized news feeds shape our views referred incorrectly to the ownership of the news site Heat Street.
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Mediator This is how the muzzling starts: not with a boot on your neck, but with the fear of one that runs so deep that you muzzle yourself.
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"We will seek a new mediator from our Arab brothers and the international community," Maliki told reporters in Cairo before the Arab League meeting on Trump's Jerusalem decision.
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Meanwhile, a Nigerian lawyer who has worked as mediator between the group and the government claimed Friday that a Boko Haram faction had contacted her about the schoolgirls.
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Trump responded that Modi asked him two weeks ago whether he would like to be a "mediator or arbitrator," and said he'd follow up with the Indian prime minister.
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He served as the mediator in peace negotiations between the Zapatistas and the government but later quit, accusing the government of persecuting him and not negotiating in good faith.
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"The U.S. cannot be the sole mediator," he said, rejecting the traditional U.S. role in seeking to broker an end to the conflict and calling for an international conference.
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Meanwhile, multiple sources close to the case tell CNBC that an outside mediator has been meeting with the parties in recent weeks, apparently in hopes of rescuing the settlement.
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The U.S. State Department, which is an ally of all countries involved, endorsed Kuwait's role as a mediator and called for both sides in the dispute to exercise restraint.
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"Peace can never be imposed from outside but must issue from within our own society," Mnangagwa said, in an apparent reference to the MDC demand for an outside mediator.
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The Palestinians have said that they have lost faith in the Trump administration to act as a fair mediator and have boycotted the process since last December's Jerusalem announcement.
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The request for an extension came from the Emir of Kuwait, Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmed Al Sabah, who has been acting as a mediator between the coalition and Qatar.
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CUNY asked the state to intervene, and the New York State Public Employment Relations Board selected Kim Moore-Ward, the chief regional mediator and director, to handle the talks.
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Under Norway's rules for collective bargaining, a state-appointed mediator has set a mandatory June 3 deadline for talks, and a strike is only allowed from the following day.
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MEXICO CITY/TORONTO (Reuters) - Negotiations are under way to resolve a week-long blockade at Goldcorp Inc's suspended Peñasquito gold mine in Mexico, a government mediator said on Wednesday.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Court-ordered mediation aimed at ending a funding dispute between Minnesota's Democratic governor and the Republican-controlled legislature ended on Friday with the mediator declaring an impasse.
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In an email a week after the coup, Assistant Secretary for Western Hemisphere Affairs Tom Shannon raises the possibility of former Costa Rican President Oscar Arias serving as mediator.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United Nations said on Monday that its mediator for Yemen will step down next month after nearly three years trying to end the country's conflict.
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It is tailoring investment projects to suit the impoverished country and assuming an influential position as mediator in peace talks between rival ethnic groups and the government this month.
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Mediator The Atlantic magazine has made only two presidential endorsements in its 159-year history: one for Abraham Lincoln in 1860 and one for Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964.
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Late last year, Convergenta proposed Clemens Vedder as a mediator to try to resolve the dispute with Metro, an effort that was due to continue after the shareholders' meeting.
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And a study out this week found that boosting people's level of histamine, another key mediator of allergies, can both negatively and positively affect their long-term memory skills.
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Staffan de Mistura, the United Nations mediator for Syria, praised Mr. Putin in a statement on Tuesday, calling the withdrawal a "significant development" as peace talks resumed in Geneva.
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The disclosure about the agreement, later criticized as a violation of confidentiality by a court-appointed mediator, came during a hearing before a federal appeals court in New York.
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Kuwait, which has retained ties with Qatar and has often acted as a mediator in regional disputes, said it wanted to resolve the dispute "within the unified Gulf house".
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Italy worries that an unstable Libya would mean more migrants at its border and blames France, the mediator in the crisis, for the recent flare-up, according to France24.
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"I hope this continues forever because it brings peace," says Effad Alhouwas, an elder from a nearby town who functions as an unofficial mayor and mediator at Gidan Daka.
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Mr. Barns suggested that the Australian government would be an obvious third-party mediator, given that Mr. Assange is a citizen of Australia, which has excellent relations with Britain.
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The envoy, Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed, a veteran diplomat from Mauritania, is the second United Nations mediator in less than three years to vacate the Yemen post in frustration.
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A mediator was called in to lead meetings in which the white students involved in the racist posts and the black students hurt by them discussed what had happened.
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The hospitals also agreed to settle disputes about staffing through an outside mediator, giving the nurses a forum for airing grievances about management's compliance with the agreed-upon ratios.
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The groom's mother, who retired after careers in nonprofit management and corporate human resources, is co-president of the White Plains Library Foundation and a volunteer mediator and arbitrator.
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But Mr. Chang instead invoked a formal resolution process known as appraisal, where both sides hire an independent appraiser and a mediator may be appointed to break an impasse.
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I could perhaps foresee a situation where there is a mediator that brings the US and Iran together, but again, that's going to be very, very difficult for Iran.
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We know the drill here ... the mediator was from the law offices of disso queen Laura Wasser, who also mediated a similar divorce with Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner.
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The Mediator column on Monday, about lessons for the news media over coverage of issues, referred incorrectly to a report in The New York Times about Hillary Clinton's emails.
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The mediator, Carl Petter Martinsen, told Reuters, however, that despite speaking to both sides, it was too early to say if a solution to end the strike was close.
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Mediator Every time you think President Trump's anti-press rhetoric can't get worse, he finds a way of surprising you and not surprising you all at the same time.
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So we sort of exploded and it got very, very tense and my father was thrust into the role of sort of a mediator in calming us both down.
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French President Macron will be in New York offering an expanded French leadership role as a global mediator, as the Trump administration pulls the US back from international forums.
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Mr. Kushner has also served as the peacemaker in trade negotiations with Mexico and China, smoothing over disputes and serving as a mediator between foreign officials and Mr. Trump.
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The United States, as Israel's most important ally and the historic mediator in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, helps define the parameters of what counts as an acceptable outcome.
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When emotions ran high as Caitlin Jenner went public with her transition, Kim was often the mediator, allowing everyone their say, but intervening to defuse tense conversations when necessary.
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"VC expects a firm and clear offer in order to be able to determine resume talks, whether with a mediator or not," it said in a statement on Thursday.
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"The truth is that since the presence of the Russians on Syrian land, they can play the role of mediator in some areas," Haidar said at his offices in Damascus.
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Mediator, whose active chemical substance is known as Benfluorex, was withdrawn from the French market in 2009, around a decade after being pulled in Spain, Italy and the United States.
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Two out of six leading bondholders have already accepted the offer, the U.S. court-appointed mediator said, hailing the proposal by Argentina's new, business-friendly government as an "historic breakthrough".
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A school mediator and principal said in her court filing that they also became concerned about Julia and called L.A.'s Department of Children and Family Services, which is investigating.
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The Palestinians say they have lost faith in the Trump administration to act as a fair mediator and have boycotted the process since President Donald Trump's Jerusalem announcement in December.
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But their representatives had still not fully committed to the negotiations when the government delegation arrived in Geneva on Friday for talks with the United Nations mediator, Staffan de Mistura.
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The U.N. mediator for Syria, Staffan de Mistura, met with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and other State Department officials on Monday, State Department deputy spokesman Mark Toner said.
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Turkey, which has long tried to play the role of regional mediator, has backed Qatar in the dispute but is also wary of upsetting its other allies, including Saudi Arabia.
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Its president, Donald Tusk, is elected by those leaders rather than directly by voters, but his role is more that of a mediator than a leader in his own right.
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If there ever was a loser issue designed to suck huge amounts of thankless effort out of any would-be mediator without achieving results, it's the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
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A Thicke source slams Patton's claims, saying the pair came to a custody agreement in February 2015 with a mediator after their divorce and documented it in notarized, private papers.
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On Thursday after almost three years of dispute, Germany's largest carrier and its main cabin crew union agreed a wide-ranging deal on pay and conditions thanks to a mediator.
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However, 5-Star leader Luigi Di Maio hinted at a possible solution after talks with the head of the upper house, who is acting as a mediator between the parties.
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Negotiations were held over several months between Emirati officials and tribal mediators at an Emirati base in the Shabwa coastal town of Balhaf, according to al-Dahboul and the mediator.
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Your school most likely has a mediator and policies that protect you from harassment—as well as retaliation by your professor or others, should you choose to report that harassment.
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NEW YORK, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Settlement talks between Argentina and its main U.S. holdout creditors continue with progress being made, the court-appointed mediator said in a statement on Friday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday the United States had forfeited its role as a mediator in the Middle East by moving its Israel embassy to Jerusalem.
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Related: Explaining the complex crisis in Syria Russia could work to de-escalate the situation, but Moscow is "looking increasingly less like an honest mediator between the sides," he says.
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Trump needs to understand that a willful and skillful mediator is critical, but much more important are partners willing to make decisions that allow a third party to bridge gaps.
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Sources close to rapper JoJo Capone tell TMZ ... the famed hip-hop mediator did what he does best regarding YoungBoy's stolen chain, and managed to retrieve it for him peacefully.
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It's possible that one could emerge at a later stage, but currently there's no replacement to either an old Oslo process or to the United States as the chief mediator.
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Now, she said, she plans to devote most of her time working as a mediator or perhaps a court-appointed monitor, focusing on police, prison, education, housing and voting reform.
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This would inevitably drag the U.S. further into the conflict in support of Israel, while potentially empowering Russia as a mediator due to its relatively good relations with both sides.
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To speed up the proceedings, the federal judge overseeing the case appointed a mediator this week to try to get PG&E and the victims to agree to a settlement.
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Mediator CLEVELAND — In the months since he began pursuing the presidency, Donald J. Trump has exhibited a command over the national news media that is without parallel in modern times.
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Cairo long served as an important mediator between Israel and the Palestinians (and among Palestinian factions), though it began to abdicate that role by backing Israel against Hamas in 2014.
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As options to subdue North Korea run scarce, pushing China to act as a mediator through diplomacy may be the only way the U.S. can emerge unscathed, political analysts said.
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Goyda said the bank had contacted a substantial majority of the affected customers to provide remediation as well as the option to pursue no-cost mediation with an independent mediator.
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Protests continue amid negotiations More than a month since protests erupted in Nicaragua, authorities and various sectors of society are in negotiations with the country's Catholic Church as their mediator.
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READ: 4 reasons why Venezuela became the world's worst economy Maduro returned to Venezuela ahead of schedule Tuesday, after meeting with Francis, who offered a mediator between the two sides.
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"It is a silent, dirty war that is not recognized," said Bishop Abelardo Mata, a Roman Catholic leader who has served as something of a mediator between the two sides.
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"He has a great sense of humor," said Judge Faith Hochberg, who formerly served on the district court in New Jersey, and now serves as an independent mediator and arbitrator.
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Pelly doesn't speak directly with the person who alleged that Hall coerced her, but there is some clarification on the matter from the "mediator" between Pinegrove and the alleged victim.
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The Trump administration has repeatedly said it would help the countries resolve their differences, however none of the Arab countries have expressed willingness to have the U.S. as the mediator.
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And the mediator makes both sides more willing to take risks for peace, because they trust that the other side will be punished if it fails to keep its word.
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"The Alliance for Freedom and Change agreed to end the civil disobedience from today," Mahmoud Drir, the mediator, told reporters, referring to the main coalition of protest and opposition groups.
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But she changed her mind as soon as she stepped out of the doorman building, thinking the two might need a mediator if they got into a confrontation, she said.
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Over the past eight months, in my capacity as the United Nations mediator in this conflict, I have repeatedly warned that it is war that takes peace off the table.
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Jerome Lefkowitz, a labor lawyer and mediator who helped draft the Taylor Law, which grants New York public employees collective bargaining rights but forbids them from striking, died on Dec.
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Since then, the two parties have fought a tough battle, negotiated by appointed mediator Daniel Póllock, who was the one to break the news of the new deal on Monday.
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Canada, a neighbor and NATO ally of the United States, also has long-standing good relations with Cuba, raising hopes it could serve as a mediator in the Venezuelan crisis.
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Cheng Xiaohe, a North Korea expert at Renmin University in Beijing, described Mr. Trump's decision as "bad news," but said it might allow Mr. Xi to act as a mediator.
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Mediator Google and Facebook continue to gobble up the digital advertising market, siphoning away revenue that once paid for the quality journalism that Google and Facebook now offer for free.
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We as a mediator have suffered the most from this kind of activity and will do anything in our power to stop it, including developing inside tools to fight this.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Algeria is ready to act as a mediator in any Libya ceasefire talks, its president Abdelmadjid Tebboune told French newspaper Le Figaro in an interview published on Thursday.
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Avenatti said a private mediator issued a temporary restraining order against Clifford on behalf of Cohen on February 27, and has cautioned Clifford to keep quiet as recently as Wednesday.
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That will make him the public face of the GOP's health care plans and the mediator between Republican lawmakers with starkly different views on whether to save Obamacare's popular pieces.
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Such a solution could take the form of a multi-year program that moves toward normalization, and involves a non-NATO mediator such as Sweden or Finland, according to Clark.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Syria will hold a presidential election in 18 months, Russia's RIA news agency on Friday quoted the United Nations peace mediator on Syria Staffan de Mistura as saying.
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"Iran has announced that, with or without a mediator, it is always ready to hold talk with its neighbours, including Saudi Arabia, to get rid of any misunderstandings," Mousavi added.
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He became a mediator of sorts between textile makers like himself and retailers like Walmart and J. C. Penney, whose priority was giving consumers low prices, not using American fabrics.
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Steffan de Mistura, the UN mediator for the Syria talks now being conducted, commented on the proposal in Geneva last Friday, after the seventh round of those talks in Geneva.
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The report could further complicate the challenges facing a special United Nations mediator, Staffan de Mistura, trying to bring government and opposition representatives together in Geneva to discuss a settlement.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Some ideas have been floated at Syrian peace talks that began on Monday, United Nations mediator Staffan de Mistura said after a meeting with the Syrian government delegation.
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NEW YORK, Feb 5 (Reuters) - The U.S. court-appointed mediator in Argentina's decade-long battle with creditors over unpaid debt said he would issue a "significant statement" later on Friday.
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The union president and two other principals in the talks, LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, who served as mediator, all characterized the settlement as historic.
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Mr. Alix's mediation with McKinsey was handled by the same mediator who helped McKinsey and the Justice Department reach their settlement, Judge Marvin Isgur of the bankruptcy court in Houston.
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U.N. peace talks mediator Staffan de Mistura, preparing for a new round of Geneva talks, will visit Moscow on Friday, where he is expected to discuss the situation in Syria.
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When a member of the art community known for her professional work as a mediator tries to intervene, she is told that the protestors have already been given their platform.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - The United Nations special mediator for Syria, Staffan de Mistura, wants to start a fresh round of talks between Syrian factions on July 10, his office said on Saturday.
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"The two sides are just around the corner to reach an agreement but one issue remains disagreeable," Mohamed El Hacen Lebatt, the African Union mediator to Sudan, told the press conference.
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