A great nation must not be defined as merely being a rich nation, but a compassionate nation.
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Entertainment Live Nation: Live Nation will deliver select Live Nation concerts and original content exclusively on Twitter.
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We're not all from the same family, we're not a blood nation or an ethnic nation, we're a civic nation.
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Not all the nation — not half the nation … two.
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A nation without borders is not a nation at all.
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Though no doubt circumstances differ from nation to nation, medical
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Our country is a debtor nation, we're a debtor nation.
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"A nation without borders is not a nation," Trump said.
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"A NATION that can't make models is a nation that doesn't understand things, a nation that doesn't live," said Bodys Isek Kingelez.
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"America is a great nation, a kind nation, a nation of greener pastures and milk and honey and endless possibilities," Mr. Canunayon said.
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It's not the Marketo Nation — it really is the Marketing Nation.
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This nation in mourning is also a nation dependent upon tourism.
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Jay-Z's entertainment label, Roc Nation, is owned by Live Nation.
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The Navajo Nation claims to be a sovereign nation, a tribal nation that governs itself but we know our government replicates the U.S. Government.
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A nation had watched the space shuttle take off; a nation had watched it split apart, in real time; a nation was in shock.
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And can a baseball nation and a cricket nation unite over conservatism?
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Almost by definition, Bachelor Nation has always been a nation of secrets.
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This nation incarcerates more people than any industrialized nation on the globe.
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Halbritter is Oneida Indian Nation Representative and CEO of Oneida Nation Enterprises.
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"A nation without borders is not a nation," Trump said in January.
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We are a great nation but we must become a greater nation.
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How a nation remembers its past determines what the nation could be.
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"A nation without borders is not a nation at all," Trump said.
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We are a nation of immigrants, we are a nation made up of different races, we are a nation shaped by the many, not the few.
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"Today's success, in the coming days, will be seen as India's forward march toward a secure nation, a rich nation and a peaceful nation," he said.
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We are a nation ruled by laws, not a nation ruled by individuals.
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The Academy basically represents Congress in a nation that basically represents every nation.
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Moreover, he wasn't a figure of Bachelor Nation Twitter or Bachelor Nation Instagram.
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The laws about that will vary from state to state, nation to nation.
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"If the host nation shuts you out, though, your ineffectiveness harms the nation."
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In 2000, Roma leaders declared a Roma nation—a nation without a state.
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Canadian Pacific has joined that call for a nation-to-nation meeting after members of the Secwepemc Nation near Chase, B.C. started blockading the company's western corridor.
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You may be a big nation, but being a just nation is something else.
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You can't have one nation being taxed and the other nation not being taxed.
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Oneida Nation Chief Executive Officer and Oneida Indian Nation Representative Ray Halbritter told Syracuse.
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But each has been sorely tested by crises that have set nation against nation.
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Everyone should know what is going on in the nation because it's their nation.
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It's not a government of the nation but a government of half the nation.
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Nation to nation, rescue plans reflect conflicting ideas of government's role in a crisis.
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We have a relationship with Live Nation; they are a part of Live Nation.
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"Using a DNA test to claim any connection to the Cherokee Nation or any tribal nation is inappropriate and wrong," Cherokee Nation Secretary of State Chuck Hoskin Jr. said.
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The nation in white nationalism is the Aryan nation, not the US or New Zealand.
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We will not go from being a nation of immigrants to a nation of ignorance.
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Are we a nation of human resources, or are we a nation of human beings?
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That puts the oil rich nation among the largest foreign nation holders of American debt.
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If true, this means Bachelor Nation has officially made its way to Bonafide Celebrity Nation.
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This is not criminal in Bachelor Nation; most women in Bachelor Nation fry their voices.
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A nation that can't control who comes in or out isn't a nation at all.
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"He has left behind a great nation, a grieving and grateful nation," Professor Thitinan said.
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Another worry "Campaigns are not immune from nation-state surveillance, nation-state hacking," Johnson said.
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Far from being a nation of rootless wanderers, we are, as a nation, settling down.
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" But the U.S. is a "nation of opportunity because we are a nation of laws.
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And he is a rising star in our nation, not our party, in our nation.
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The soul of our nation lives in our people, the heart of our nation beats in our citizens and the destiny of our nation is found in our two hands.
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Rather than a seven-nation ban, it's is only "now a six-nation ban," he said.
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To heal, America must view itself not only as a nation, but as a nation-family.
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Dedication, celebration, a nomination, good vibration, motivation, domination, baby nation, recreation, imagination, crazy nation, you'll chant.
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Or was it the Iranian nation that rendered aid to the Iraqi nation and Iraq government?
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"We need to turn Norway into an environmental nation from an oil nation," she told Reuters.
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The United States has to reconcile being a nation of immigrants and a nation of laws.
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This is a nation where our pledge of allegiance says we are one nation under God.
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Is it because we are a nation in doubt, a nation of permanently self-reflecting ditherers?
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It is what has made America the greatest nation and the most prosperous nation on earth.
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"Wurtzel's nation is a nation of one," Karen Schoemer wrote in a dismissive review in Newsweek.
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In 2008, Carter founded entertainment agency, Roc Nation, as part of a venture with Live Nation.
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Either America is a nation of immigrants or it is a nation of blood and soil.
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We&aposre the fastest growing nation on an economy basis, maybe it&aposs for the big nations but I heard nation, we&aposre the fastest growing economically nation in the world.
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"A nation that does not serve its own citizens is not a nation," Trump's policy website declares.
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That's been a part of our longstanding history: a nation-to-nation relationship with the federal government.
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This land is tied to the Navajo Nation, Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, Hopi Nation, and many others.
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Raising one's nation above others begins with defining what that nation is — and who belongs in it.
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Our players represent the diversity of our nation—a nation where we're free to express our opinions.
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The nation had become an urban nation, and department stores were becoming the more urban retail venue.
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The rituals and practices that attend the holiday vary from nation to nation, from region to region.
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American hands will rebuild this nation – and American energy, harvested from American sources, will power this nation.
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EDT: President Trump speaks to the American Legion Boys Nation and the American Legion Auxiliary Girls Nation.
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The way we handle our finances, we as a nation are the greatest threat to our nation.
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"As a nation, we have taken a historic decision," Modi said in an address to the nation.
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There were many forces dividing us in 2016, nation from nation, faction from faction, person from person.
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We are a nation of immigrants, and diversity is the strength of any nation and any community.
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Lucas Hann started covering the Los Angeles Clippers for the SB Nation site Clips Nation in 2011.
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A nation constantly peering at itself through a peephole camera is not, strictly, a nation more divided.
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All three members of A Tribe Called Red—DJ NDN (Nipissing First Nation), Bear Witness (Cayuga First Nation), and 2oolman (Mohawk First Nation)—are from tribes that stand in solidarity with Standing Rock.
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So this year, I actually went to an Eagles game as part of ... We were hanging out with Bleeding Green Nation, which is our huge Eagles blog for SB Nation ... Bleeding Green Nation.
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In the days ahead, we will grieve as a nation we will honor the memory of those lost as a nation and we will come together united as one nation, under God, indivisible.
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It's Russia and Iran and Obama made into a powerful nation and a rich nation, very, very quickly.
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But we must also recognize that we are nation of opportunity because we are a nation of laws.
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The most industrialised nation and the leading nation of the free world should [have] more respect regarding ecology.
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They represent the diversity of our nation—a nation in which we are free to express our opinions.
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SO IT WOULD BE A NATION TO NATION SOLUTION, NOT A SOLUTION PARTICULAR TO ANY ONE INDIVIDUAL COMPANY.
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This is the scourge of my nation now and have to do something to preserve the Filipino nation.
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But we must also recognize that we are nation of opportunity because we are a nation of laws.
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A nation that is known to be safe – no violence – now turned into a nation living in fear.
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Among the world's numerous nation-states, the Jewish nation-state is once again unfairly singled out and slandered.
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" In his Monday address to the nation, Trump said the "nation must condemn bigotry, hatred and white supremacy.
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The Navajo Nation does not operate a school, except for the Head Start Program, on the Navajo Nation.
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QUIJANO: Governor, Mr. Trump has said... PENCE: Ronald Reagan said a nation without borders is not a nation.
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Donald Trump is committed to restoring the borders of this nation and securing our nation, enforcing our laws.
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During his campaign last year, Mr. Trudeau promised a "renewed, nation-to-nation relationship" with Canada's indigenous peoples.
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"If you feel you belong to a nation, you will take care of this nation," Ms. Babikian said.
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Spain is a nation of nations whose sovereignty is determined by all the communities in the Spanish nation.
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Traditionally, the agency has considered imports of trophies from certain endangered species on a nation-by-nation basis.
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Israel is a sovereign nation with the right like every other sovereign nation to determine its own capital.
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" The subtitle of her book — "The Case for the Nation" — should have been "The Case Against the Nation.
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But it's more dangerous to cede the idea of the nation to make-the-nation-great-again nationalists.
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The details of the mixed economy varied from nation to nation, but that was sort of the point.
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"Our culture is not imported from some African nation, or some Asian nation," Biden says in the clip.
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"Australia is the most successful multicultural nation in the world — we are an immigrant nation," Mr. Turnbull said.
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"Our nation is one nation, especially when it comes to fighting discrimination, which I support wholeheartedly," he said.
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" Twain uses "nation" as a euphemism for "damnation," as when Jim says that someone smells like "de nation.
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Energy policy in the age of oil involved nation-to-nation politics, most notably in the Middle East.
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The pattern of the harder half of the draw is not unusual: a major nation beating another major nation and then falling against another major nation that is not so worn down, physically and emotionally.
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But we must also recognize that we are (a) nation of opportunity because we are a nation of laws.
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"No nation stands alone and no nation is immune to the threat of violence posed by terror," he said.
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Trump's tough talk on immigration appeals to a nation of immigrants who still believe in a nation with borders.
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And any art in general is really a reflection of a nation — it's what any nation leaves behind, historically.
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In a nation deeply divided along ideological and geopolitical fault lines, bipartisan collaborative bridges may help reconcile our nation.
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Our country is a maritime nation: over 90 percent of all goods consumed enter our nation through sea ports.
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If you want to live in a nation, a sovereign nation that doesn't have borders, you go for it.
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Anyone, from any group or nation, who tortures anyone else, from any group or nation, is doing something wrong.
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The Standing Rock Sioux are part of the Great Sioux Nation and come, in part, from the Lakota nation.
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The security of the nation is beyond politics, and the security of the nation is also beyond personal considerations.
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Instead of five matches in each nation-to-nation duel, there will be three (two singles and one doubles).
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A nation ensconced in private vehicles is a nation too easily able to ignore the realities on its streets.
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She said that the circulation of anonymous fliers and posters "really shook the nation," not "really shoot the nation."
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And we are observing daily phishing attacks against candidates—a mix of nation state and non–nation state groups.
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"Using a DNA test to lay claim to any connection to the Cherokee Nation or any tribal nation, even vaguely, is inappropriate and wrong," the statement from Cherokee Nation secretary of state Chuck Hoskin Jr. read.
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Ferguson, the Quinault Nation, 20 state attorneys general, and three additional tribal nations—the Morongo Band of Mission Indians, Cherokee Nation, and Oneida Nation—joined to appeal the ruling to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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"Using a DNA test to lay claim to any connection to the Cherokee Nation or any tribal nation, even vaguely, is inappropriate and wrong," Cherokee Nation Secretary of State Chuck Hoskin Jr. said in a statement.
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This is our nation, where our founding document, the Declaration of Independence, talks about certain inalienable rights that come from our creator, a nation where our Pledge of Allegiance says we are 'One nation under God.
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It didn't cost the nation anything, in fact it helped the economic side of the nation to integrate lunch counters and public accommodations-it didn't cost the nation anything to get the right to vote established.
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For nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom, and there will be famines and earthquakes in various places.
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"Israel is a sovereign nation with the right like any other sovereign nation to determine its own capital," Trump said.
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"One is the unity of our nation — our nation is 500 years old and it's been under attack," he said.
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We really are a nation of immigrants, and we've become the greatest nation on earth without big walls and nativism.
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So what we believe is that we should make this platform, any nation can join in, any nation, any guys.
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If you look at the ten poorest counties in this nation, five of them come from the Great Sioux Nation.
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"The Refugee Nation is a symbolic nation created to honor the 10 refugee athletes at the Olympic Games," Lipori said.
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ACROSS THE NATION &aposCalexit&apos supporters revamp campaign with plan to convert half of California into &aposautonomous Native American nation.
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A month later, the predominantly Roman Catholic island nation of Malta - once a staunchly conservative nation - legalized same-sex union.
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Eventually, Nation A will get tired of carrying the economic weight of Nation B and the split will become irrevocable.
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It's evident in the cards who are members of Folk Nation, People Nation––these were started in the late 70s.
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Either way, the nation would be dangerously divided and neither candidate would have a clear mandate to lead the nation.
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Whether tribes will be able to move projects from tribal nation to tribal nation unfettered will be the game changer.
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"Israel is a sovereign nation, with the right like every other sovereign nation, to determine its own capital." https://t.
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EDT: Vice President Pence takes a photo with the American Legion Boys Nation and the American Legion Auxiliary Girls Nation.
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According to the 2017 Building a Grad Nation report, the nation has achieved an 83.2 percent high school graduation rate.
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Using a DNA test to claim any connection to the Cherokee Nation or any tribal nation is inappropriate and wrong.
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"We believe in protecting our Nation, our artisans, designs, prayers and way of life," Navajo Nation President Russell Begaye said.
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But we are also proud to be a nation of laws and a nation with recognized and respected international borders.
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Stuxnet is considered to be one of the first pieces of malware created by one nation to attack another nation.
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We, black America, are a nation of nearly 40 million souls inside a nation of more than 320 million people.
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The people seem to know the fundamental ideals of our nation better than the so-called leaders of the nation.
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But the point is that we have been an unsettled nation for as long as we have been a nation.
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Her society is at a crossroads: It can choose to become a nation of citizens or a nation of enemies.
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The first issue is about the sovereignty of a nation, but the second is about the soul of a nation.
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The Cherokee Nation says it's the largest tribal nation in the US and one of three federally recognized Cherokee tribes.
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Between nuclear weapons states, it would lead to the destruction of the attacking nation as well as the nation attacked.
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When the Obamas of the nation have broken through racial barriers, the Trumps of the nation did not give up.
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It might have to do with population, a nation that grows by nearly 100 million is an altogether new nation.
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Nation building, like charity, begins at home During the campaign, Mr. Trump declared that he wants to do nation building at home and would bring the era of nation building abroad to a swift and decisive end.
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Our nation might very well buy from, and run a trade deficit with, one other nation to acquire goods or materials to make and sell goods to a third nation, with which we run a trade surplus.
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"You have a nation, a crumbling nation, there where there are literally over a million refugees scattered through the region that should be getting trained to come back into their nation and fight for their community," GOP Rep.
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"Using a DNA test to lay claim to any connection to the Cherokee Nation or any tribal nation, even vaguely, is inappropriate and wrong," Cherokee Nation Secretary of State Chuck Hoskin Jr. said in a statement last October.
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These words tell timeless truths about the nation we love, a nation that is stronger when we are united and endangered when we are divided, and a nation where liberty and justice are the equal birthright of all.
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The fund is seeking to negotiate nation-by-nation agreements to protect its operations but has signed only about a dozen.
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Five Nations Arts represents the five tribes located within North Dakota, including the Lakota/Dakota Nation and the Ojibwe/Anashiinabe Nation.
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The S-1 filing does not claim that an attack from organized crime, nation-state, or nation-state affiliate actually happened.
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Or, will we be a nation where everyone has the freedom to live openly and equally; a nation that's stronger together?
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Still, almost all counties throughout the nation showed improvement over time, though the number of additional years varied across the nation.
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"A nation without a borders is not a nation," he said while announcing the order at the Department of Homeland Security.
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She is a member of the Chickasaw Nation and maintains a practice at the Chickasaw Nation Medical Center in Ada, Okla.
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Call it a nation-state—a nation-state that has talked about launching its own satellites to monitor melting polar ice.
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America can remain a nation of laws and a nation of grace – we just need our elected leaders to step up.
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Throughout our history, the Cherokee Nation has fought back against injustice and wrongdoing that have threatened our people and our Nation.
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Will we be a nation of scarlet letters—or a nation of second chances for those who have paid their debts?
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UNITED NATIONS — The United Nations secretary general is supposed to answer to every nation on earth — and no nation at all.
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Second, one of the reasons why America is such a diverse and inclusive nation is because we're a nation of immigrants.
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President Trump on Wednesday will give a speech to the American Legion Boys Nation and the American Legion Auxiliary Girls Nation.
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" Trump (via video): "Israel is a sovereign nation with the right like every other sovereign nation to determine its own capital.
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"We're still being a visible institution and a nation within a nation -- making a way out of no way," Brown said.
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You can read the title of the USA drama "Damnation" a couple of ways — damn nation, damned nation — that both work.
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Or will we be a nation where everyone has the freedom to live openly and equally; a nation that's stronger together?
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But don't play this game of loading with responsibility the EU. A country is a country, a nation is a nation.
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First, I'm an original person from this land, born and raised on the Navajo Nation, enrolled in the Oglala Lakota Nation.
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Almost 25 years to the day before Clinton addressed the nation with his confession, Nixon addressed the nation with a denial.
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Beyond China, however, the economic impact will vary from nation to nation, depending on how much stimulus a country can afford.
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The embattled nation has also seen generosity from Qatar with the Gulf nation pledging $15 billion worth of investment on Wednesday.
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Yet does a nation at war have the right to demand that another, neutral nation end most of its foreign commerce?
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Live Nation Entertainment (LYV) – Live Nation will reportedly face legal action from the Justice Department, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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"Using a DNA test to lay claim to any connection to the Cherokee Nation or any tribal nation, even vaguely, is inappropriate and wrong," Cherokee Nation Secretary of State Chuck Hoskin, Jr., said in a statement at the time.
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The sovereign Cherokee Nation is the largest tribal nation in the United States with more than 317,000 citizens, according to its website.
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And since our founding we have been the most innovative and entrepreneurial nation, in part because we've been an immigrant-friendly nation.
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The Cherokee Nation website says that with more than 317,000 citizens, it is the largest sovereign tribal nation in the United States.
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" Trump said via videolink: "Israel is a sovereign nation which like any other sovereign nation has the right to determine its capital.
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"There has to be a longing for a new order, a new nation, not just a reformed old nation," he told me.
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And at the same time, we are also trying to secure the sovereignty of our nation and the security of our nation.
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"But if Iran wants to become a wealthy nation again, become a prosperous nation, we'll call it, let's make Iran great again."
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Live Nation — Shares of Live Nation were down 0.7% after Citi analysts downgraded the ticketing and events company to sell from neutral.
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IT'S A RETURN OF THE NATION IN A WORLD IN WHICH WE CONSIDERED THAT THE NATION WAS A THING TO MOVE PAST.
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" On Trump's repeated false claim that the U.S. in the highest-taxed nation in the world: "We're the highest taxed corporate nation.
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In New York, the society asked permission from the Ramapough Lenape Nation, Moraviantown Delaware Nation, Shinnecock, Unkechaug, Mohegan, and the Haudenosaunee Confederacy.
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"This tragic incident exemplifies the problem the Navajo Nation faces in an overpopulation of feral horses," said Navajo Nation President Russell Begaye.
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One that sends a clear message to the global community that we are a nation of laws and a nation of grace.
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In the latter nation, he runs Sentebale, a charity he co-founded to help AIDS orphans in the nation and neighboring Botswana.
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Shrinking nation Japan is already a "super-aged" nation -- meaning that more than 2762% of its population is over 26.70 years old.
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"We must shock this nation with the power of love, we must shock this nation with the power of mercy," he said.
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They will join two Republicans from Oklahoma, Tom Cole, a member of the Chickasaw Nation, and Markwayne Mullin, of the Cherokee Nation.
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Self-determination means not only defining what a nation is, but also who belongs in that nation and who is an outsider.
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Every two years the nation would vote for two senators elected to six-year terms who would represent the nation at large.
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That means you prove to the hockey world that you're a hockey nation and not just trying to be a hockey nation.
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Demographics don't lie: We are quickly becoming a very diverse nation, radically changing the politics of specific states and the whole nation.
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"We all want a nation of laws, but we are also a nation of immigrants," Mayor Garcetti said in a brief interview.
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Cyber attacks are evolving and nation states aren't limiting their attacks to other nation states; they're coming after commercial companies as well.
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The nation is divided into six First Nation bands with elected chiefs and councils that were created under Canada's colonial Indian Act.
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That just demonstrates the cruelness and inhumanity of an administration that one would expect from a rogue nation, not the greatest nation.
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Indeed, our geography fiercely argues for a balance: be wary of nation-building, but remember the global responsibilities of a maritime nation.
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"Texas has one of the best economies in the nation, and our schools are among the worst in the nation," White said.
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A statement by U.S. Africa Command on Thursday said one unspecified "partner nation member" had died but did not name the nation.
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Halftown and the Cayuga Nation say Showtime and the show's producers can make things right in two ways: stop referring to the Nation and the Halftown character in future episodes AND compensate the Nation for the damage to its reputation.
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While China is not as yet a major auto exporting nation, since 2008 it has manufactured more cars annually than any other nation.
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The fact is that a nation without borders is not a nation and we must have real barriers to entry and meaningful enforcement.
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There is already a well-established men's team event: the 106-year-old Davis Cup, which is annual and matches nation against nation.
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A 10-year-old girl committed suicide in Bearskin Lake First Nation, and a 2009-year-old woman in Fort Albany First Nation.
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When we talk about building a 'startup nation', it is a nation that behaves like a startup and that fosters startups at home.
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The impending Civil War was described as "irrepressible conflict" -- the nation would become either a slave-holding nation or a free-labor country.
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Have to give enormous credit to Nigel Farage for forcing the issue How dare a sovereign nation decide to be a sovereign nation.
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Fire Nation tyranny is depicted from the perspective of victims, but also from the perspective of Fire Nation children being brainwashed in school.
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Cherokee Nation is especially plagued by such abuse, since Oklahoma — where most of its 317,000 citizens live — leads the nation in opioid addiction.
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Because these representatives come from all over the nation, they are able to understand the best ways to help salvage this great nation.
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We served our nation to secure freedom for the world, only to return to a nation in which we ourselves were not free.
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"Wells Fargo's predatory actions defrauded and harmed the Nation," Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez said in a statement on Thursday announcing the settlement.
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So I think we are both a nation of immigrants and we are a nation of laws and that we can act accordingly.
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Bitnation has also launched its Decentralised Borderless Voluntary Nation Constitution using Ethereum, promising users to create their own digital nation through smart contracts.
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In the end, a nation with thousands of nuclear warheads should be able to handle a poor nation with a few of them.
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Use your voice to underscore the immense benefits immigrants have brought to the nation – this nation that is currently cruelly pushing them away.
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Even worse, the idea was that their body belonged to the nation, and the nation had the right to punish them, he said.
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" Mr. Duterte responded that drugs were "the scourge of my nation now, and I have to do something to preserve the Filipino nation.
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I'm going to continue to be a voice in this country for love, for bringing the nation together, not driving the nation apart.
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Live Nation Entertainment – Live Nation came in 853 cents a share ahead of Street forecasts, reporting quarterly profit of 29 cents per share.
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"It is a great impediment to the growth of the nation, a nation that is democratic, socialist and a republic," she told CNN.
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"As a nation we have got to apologize for slavery, and of course the president is the leader of the nation," he added.
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As these scattered experiments show, VAH may not exactly be sweeping the nation, but it is, let's say, tiptoeing steadily across the nation.
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"I was with the President of Finland and he said, ... 'we are a forest nation' — he called it a forest nation," Trump said.
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Over the long term, our circle of concern has expanded from the tribe to the nation, and from the nation to humans everywhere.
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In this narrative, which has surged to the fore in response to Trump's refugee and visa policies, we are a propositional nation bound together by ideas rather than any specific cultural traditions — a nation of immigrants drawn to Ellis Island, a nation of minorities claiming rights too long denied, a universal nation destined to welcome foreigners and defend liberty abroad.
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"These executive orders will not make our nation any safer, rather it will make our nation more fearful and less welcoming, and such restrictions run contrary to very founding principles of our nation," Hassan Shibly, executive director of CAIR-Florida told CNN.
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Those who threaten our government, our administration and our armed forces, must know that our nation is a united nation, is an informed nation and, in the face of those who wish her harm, will stand steadfast up to the very end.
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AEG's primary competitor in America is Live Nation Entertainment, a merger of Live Nation, an entertainment conglomerate, and Ticketmaster, a leading ticket-selling outlet.
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And Saudi Arabia, the nation with which Qatar shares its only land border, has been a leader in the push to isolate the nation.
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You&aposve got a lightweight, a former president, versus a heavyweight who is leading the nation, versus someone who was presiding over the nation.
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Franco claims he told Roc Nation he needed to postpone or cancel the March 23 fight -- but Roc Nation pressured him into fighting anyway.
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The Cherokee Nation said last week Warren had apologized for taking the test and reaffirmed she was not a citizen of any tribal nation.
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Climate change has become the day-to-day struggle for this tiny nation -- an island nation that faces erasure should the problem remain uncurbed.
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The Cherokee Nation lawsuit follows in the mold of several lawsuits in West Virginia, which has the highest opioid overdose rate in the nation.
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But rarely has the internal dynamic been on such obvious display than as Trump hops from nation to nation on his first international foray.
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Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure.
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Brexit scarcely brings Britain back to the time of the classical nation state; rather, it threatens the very disintegration of the nation state itself.
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Even if there's [a nation-state] behind it, this is really valuable stuff, and the criminals and nation-state stuff can be really mixed.
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It is difficult to foresee how the nation can be more prosperous if such a large segment of the nation depends upon government benefits.
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Ignoring the enterprise that powers the economy, keeps our nation secure and cures diseases is a prescription for the decline of a great nation.
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In each brilliantly crafted song, we hear the debates that shaped our nation, and we hear the debates that are still shaping our nation.
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Huddled inside their nation states, humankind worried about what those other people huddled in their own nation states were planning to do to them.
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But for me, a nation whose kids see themselves as targets as well as students is a nation that is doing something profoundly wrong.
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In reality, the main emotional allegiance is not to "Europe" but still to citizens' nation-state or region (or would-be independent nation-state).
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Nationalism is the toxic idea that one's nation is better than other countries, and blindly supporting one's country, even if their nation is wrong.
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"Wells Fargo's predatory actions defrauded and harmed the Nation," said Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez said in a statement on Thursday announcing the settlement.
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One by one, community by community, nation by nation we can restore our humanity by being gloriously conscious and aware, remaining perfectly, infinitely human.
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We will honor the memory of those lost as a nation and we will come together united as one nation, under God and indivisible.
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This is about the kind of nation we live in, and whether we aim to be a nation of citizens equal before the law.
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Reduction of federal personnel spending in the nation: There are approximately 2,100,000 federal employees (85033) across the nation with an average compensation of $123,000.
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How could the same nation that regarded itself as the freest nation on earth bomb one of the poorest in the name of democracy?
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For example pollution caused in one nation can harm water quality in another or weapons production in one nation affects peace and security elsewhere.
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Congress and the nation at-large are overdue in justly serving the legal permanent residents who take that solemn oath to serve our nation.
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You could, of course, go back to a situation where companies were segmenting production nation by nation, but you would be much worse off.
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Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure .
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"As a nation — I don't think as a president, but as a nation — we have got to apologize for slavery," Sanders said in July.
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We've always been a universal nation, a crossroads nation, a nation whose very identity is defined by the fact that it is a hub for a dense network of minorities and subgroups, and the distinct way of life they fashion to interact and flourish together.
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But please do use the word "nation" — the nation of the Gettysburg Address, "a new nation, conceived in liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal" — and please do use the word "liberalism," which is what Lincoln meant by that proposition.
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"I think our nation has been better than any nation in the world at making sure that we do the job of protecting our natural resources and protecting our environment, while also respecting the economic growth and jobs our nation seeks to have," he said.
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Big Tech is reaching into nation-state turf, and nation-states not only are not stopping them but are pleading with them for their expertise.
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They would also argue that defending Britain's nation-state—particularly the nation-state's ability to generate wealth—sometimes entails sacrificing sovereignty to the European Union.
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"When you have a non-nation-state with nation-state-like weapons that can reach into the maritime (area), it has my attention," Donegan said.
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The nation is relying on Iran, which sent in several airplane-loads of fruits and vegetables, to sustain the impact of the seven-nation blockade.
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We'd tried everything: nation-building, nation-destroying, sending terrorists and their families to the Mars penal colony, sending the insurgent Young Siberians to actual Siberia.
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"The Philippines as an independent sovereign nation must not be treated as trash by other foreign nation," Presidential spokesman Salvador Panelo told a media briefing.
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We live in one of the sickest and poorest states in the nation even though this nation was built on the backs of coal miners.
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" Earlier this year, Trevor Philips, the former chairman of Britain's Equality and Human Rights Commission, accused Britain's Muslims of "becoming a nation within a nation.
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Birth of Fox Nation 21st Century Fox is launching a new streaming service, Fox Nation, full of conservative politics and entertainment programming, on Tuesday morning.
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Our nation is facing a pivotal moment to examine and address historic inequities and create an equitable, inclusive and effective economic future for our nation.
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Formally ratifying it, nation by nation, came next, with an announcement in October that enough countries had done so for the agreement to take effect.
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When you speak, the nation listens, even if you don't particularly like big swathes of the nation and even larger swathes definitely don't like you.
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But the nation remains at risk of being overtaken as a global A.I. leader, as other nation states appear to value the technology more highly.
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However, can we expect a developing nation to comprehend or accept drastic social and political changes that took our nation over 200 years to achieve?
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The Nation of Islam had gained followers around the nation in the 1940s and '20053s by providing something of a religious answer to antiblack racism.
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While we are a nation that's grieving, we should also be a nation that's angry and demands accountability on the part of our elected officials.
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Russia was the lowest-ranked team in the eight-nation competition, which includes continental champions, the most recent World Cup winner and the host nation.
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The dispute centered on who would become the new principal of the Onondaga Nation School, which sits on the Onondaga Nation, just south of Syracuse.
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Trump believes our security as a nation depends on our success as a nation, and that means competing and winning against adversaries around the globe.
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America is properly focused on a growing income equality creating one nation for the very rich (and their children); and one nation for the rest.
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The unfettered and open exchange of ideas has made ours the greatest nation in history — a nation that millions have fought and died to protect.
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This corrupt regime destroyed a prosperous nation — prosperous nation, by imposing a failed ideology that has produced poverty and misery everywhere it has been tried.
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For example, if millions of people have health insurance, then we are a more secure nation; if healthy minds mean healthy bodies, then a first-rate education will lead to a more secure nation; if the air we breathe and water we drink are clean, then we are a more secure nation; if the economy is healthy and booming, then we will be a more secure nation; and if the U.S. has healthy relationships with diverse nations around the globe, then we are a more secure nation.
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The term "hybrid threat" is an intelligence and warfare targeting doctrinal concept that recognizes the intersection of hostile nation-state and non-nation state threat typologies.
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As ESPN pointed out in last year's gaming issue, if the eSports nation was an actual nation, it would be the fifth largest on the planet.
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We're a nation of immigrants whose diverse backgrounds, ideas, and points of view have helped us build and invent as a nation for over 240 years.
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"Israel is a sovereign nation with the right, like every other sovereign nation, to determine its own capital," Trump said in a speech announcing the move.
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The vigilante fighter Jet attempts to drown a whole town of innocent Fire Nation villagers to avenge the parents he lost in a Fire Nation raid.
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Are we a nation that is just, fair and compassionate or are we a nation of Trump and Cruz hate, filled with intolerance for our communities?
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What can our nation, or any nation, hope to accomplish in terms of productive economic growth under conditions of looming financial crises and unpredictable currency swings?
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The deal allowed Live Nation to get a piece of the artist's merchandising, licensing and touring revenue, and helped him launch his management company, Roc Nation.
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The chief and other tribal leaders appreciate that Warren "reaffirmed she is not a Cherokee Nation citizen - or a citizen of any tribal nation," Hubbard said.
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Set aside that such an action would almost certainly violate international law because a nation cannot simply seize the oil fields that belong to another nation.
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Live Nation also agreed not to punish concert venues that were loyal to competing ticketing systems by denying them access to artists affiliated with Live Nation.
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But he also writes that the Osage nation has recovered in the decades since the murders, and today is a vibrant nation that's 20,000 people strong.
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The nation mourns him not least because we no longer have a president who knows that the story of the nation is not all about him.
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But for slavery, genocide and colonization, we would not be the wealthiest, most powerful nation in the world — in fact, our nation would not even exist.
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Indeed, Germany is lifted up as a singular example of a moral nation, a nation that has faced its history honestly, the world champions of memory.
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Both campaigns are rhetorically very supportive of tribal self-governance, self-determination, and upholding the nation-to-nation relationship between the federal government and tribal nations.
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"I want to treat Russia as if it is a nation state that deserves to be judged as all other nation states are judged," he said.
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Iran, a predominately Shiite nation, has long accused Saudi Arabia, a Sunni nation, and the United States of sponsoring and even training some of these groups.
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No nation has more opportunity to advance the cause of democracy and no nation is as committed to the cause of human rights as we are.
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Syria is Russia and Iran who she made strong and Kerry and Obama made into a very powerful nation and very rich nation, very, very quickly.
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"If Iran wants to become a wealthy nation again, become a prosperous nation, let's call it 'Make Iran Great Again' ... it's OK with me," Trump said Saturday.
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" 'A welcoming nation' ICE said it would not comment on an individual case but said, "The United States has been and continues to be a welcoming nation.
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"All of them must know when it comes to the nation of Iran, they must speak to this great nation with equal respect," he told the crowd.
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It is a dimension of the global autocratic wave, made up of nation after nation exasperated with perceived venality and welcoming a big personality to assert control.
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"We are both a nation of immigrants and a nation of law, and we can act accordingly," Clinton said, promising to introduce comprehensive immigration reform as president.
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Clinton's speech offered a New Deal for the nation in perhaps the most progressive vision of the nation spelled out by a Democrat since Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
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There is a significant lack of empathy for the nation, and the impact that personal decisions made in rage would have upon the nation and its citizens.
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The opening occurred 70 years to the day that Harry Truman led the United States to be the first nation to recognize Israel as a sovereign nation.
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His mother and his brothers had died in the Revolutionary War; I think he believed their blood had sanctified the nation — not a section, but a nation.
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"The Choctaw Nation desires the best for this Choctaw child," according to a statement from Lisa Reed, public relations executive director for the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma.
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Parulekar says she suffered serious injuries in the crash -- and is holding the Giants and Live Nation responsible (she claims the driver was a Live Nation employee).
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"If our nation is under attack by another nation, we need to be able to share information in time to be able to prevent it," he said.
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"A sovereign nation that cannot—or worse, chooses not—to defend its borders will soon cease to be a sovereign nation," added Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.
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The economy of both the 19-nation single currency area and the 28-nation European Union (EU) grew by 0.4 percent in the first quarter of 2018.
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OhioState ranks 12th in the nation in blocked shots with 147 and has had only 55of its attempts blocked, tied for fourth fewest in the nation. 2.
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Instead, Harriet Tubman — one of the most heroic figures in the history of our nation, or any nation — will move onto the face of the $20 bill.
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Every other democratic nation on the Security Council voted in favor of the resolution, along with every other nation on the Security Council, while the U.S. abstained.
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The United States of America must remain a nation where we have freedom of religion, not a nation where any one religion can be imposed upon us.
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"During his address to the nation, Trump denounced both incidents, one of which is being investigated as domestic terrorism, saying "hate has no place in our nation.
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It's a fantasy that offers nothing to help the middle class, and demeans our tradition of being both a nation of laws and a nation of immigrants.
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We will not support initiatives that attempt to circumvent or undermine the laws and policies of our Nation, Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez said in a statement.
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The aesthetics of the conservative movement in the post-Obama, pre-Trump era blurred the lines between defending America as a "Christian nation" and a white nation.
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"No nation, particularly an adversarial nation, can mess with our democracy," Clinton told Cooper, describing what she would have done if the election had bounced her way.
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I'm a son of immigrant parents and I am in support of other immigrants because we built this nation and because of us this nation traveled forward.
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Remind Americans, immigrants and descendants of immigrants all, that we are a nation of laws and that a nation that cannot control its borders cannot survive. 5.
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President Nana Akudo-Addo, in a separate address to the nation on Sunday, said the government was shutting all universities and schools in the West African nation.
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"We are reasserting these fundamental truths: A nation without borders is not a nation," Mr. Trump said as he unveiled his national security plan in December 2503.
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His successor, they argue, should be the one to deliver the state of the nation address, scheduled for Thursday, to give the nation a badly needed reset.
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A lot of the studios really popped up around the idea that if you have a new nation, you need an ID card for the new nation.
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"The fact that we had the nation with us and we lost the nation – that also makes it harder for Trump," said Ari Fleischer, Bush's press secretary.
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Many Hong Kongers don't seem to realize this, but we have been building a distinct Hong Kong nation — we have been nation-building — since the Umbrella Revolution.
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But let's also not condemn an entire nation of men and women who serve everyday with a term that best describes the true evils facing our nation.
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I don't think the country, 16 years later, wants to continue nation building in Afghanistan, which seems to me to be a nation that can't be built.
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His rhetoric sends a message to the nation and to the world about the values that we treasure and that the nation will stand for in 2018.
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What's more, the laws that do exist vary from nation to nation, and it's incredibly difficult to monitor for often small artifacts like coins at busy borders.
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The reporters investigated the co-chairs' ties to the Nation of Islam, finding evidence that Nation members acted as security guards and drivers for the co-chairs.
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Over and over, he spoke to the "forgotten Americans," assuring them that greatness was right around the corner: America is a great nation ... And America is great because her people are great ... America is a great nation ... And it is time we started to act like a great nation around the world ... We are a great nation ... And we must never forget how we became great ... We make great history tonight.
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"Americans pride ourselves on being a moral nation, on being the nation that sends humanitarian relief to places devastated by natural disasters or famine or war," she wrote.
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"I think in the long term, our nation -- the wisdom, the historical wisdom of our nation -- would not allow this decline to turn out to be a collapse."
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"If one nation, especially the biggest nation ... if they do not recognize a problem, then we will have trouble dealing with the causes," of climate change, said Mercier.
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"The Jewish nation and Israel is doing everything to change the history of the Polish nation," said Piotr Rybak of the Polish Independence Movement, who led Sunday's protest.
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Zinke, Noyes said, will meet with the five tribes interested in protecting Bears Ears: Navajo Nation, Ute Mountain Ute, the Hopi Nation, Zuni Pueblo and Ute Indian Tribe.
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Japan, long a nation of savers, needs to be a nation of lenders and spenders if it hopes to grow its way out of persistent recession and deflation.
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"The exiles and dissidents here today have witnessed communism destroy a nation, just as communism has destroyed every single nation where it has ever been tried," he continued.
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The United States Postal Service provides the nation with a vital delivery platform that enables American commerce, serves every American business and address, and binds the nation together.
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Honorable Turkish nation, claim democracy and peace: I am calling you to the streets against this action of a narrow cadre that has fallen against the Turkish nation.
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But on Friday afternoon Jared Touchin, a spokesman for the Navajo Nation, said the meeting would not take place because of "prior obligations" of the Navajo Nation leadership.
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Unlike them, who dismiss Ali's mentor and the head of the Nation, Elijah Muhammad, as a "cult racketeer" or worse, I actually interviewed some of the Nation members.
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Their oil is way, way down and they're having difficulty and they can be a very successful nation, they can be a tremendous nation immediately, can start tomorrow.
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"Americans pride ourselves on being a moral nation, on being the nation that sends humanitarian relief to places devastated by natural disasters or famine or war," she writes.
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" More from the statement: "Using a DNA test to lay claim to any connection to the Cherokee Nation or any tribal nation, even vaguely, is inappropriate and wrong.
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" This is a crime, he said, because "hard-working middle-class Americans are the backbone of this nation—that's no hyperbole, they are the backbone of this nation.
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The senators also cited a report by The New York Times noting that Live Nation ticketed 80 of the top 85033 concert arenas in the nation in 2016.
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Yes, indeed, my view is that a Sanders-Warren ticket would sweep the nation — and running against Trump, a Clinton-Warren ticket would sweep the nation as well!
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The move made the country the first wealthy nation to legalize cannabis and the second country in the world overall after the small South American nation of Uruguay.
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One was what he called "hard" or "command" power — the traditional guns-and-money leverage one nation could use to force another nation to do what it wanted.
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I think that a red state DA or kind of a flyer might be a small Latin American nation or small northern European nation just outright bans Facebook.
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"Republicans think Democrats are a threat to the nation, and the Democrats think the Republicans are a threat to the nation," a second official who provided testimony explained.
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But progress has been shaky, and the Coastal GasLink dispute is now challenging the government's commitment to what it calls a "nation-to-nation relationship" with Indigenous communities.
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Despite Johnson&aposs pledge to form a "one nation" government, a quick glance at the UK&aposs new electoral map reveals a nation more politically divided than ever.
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For a nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people.
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In the tiny Southeast Asian nation of Laos, more than 100 dams are in operation, under construction or are planned, bringing much-needed investment to the impoverished nation.
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Curt Marshall, one of the lawyers representing the Pawnee Nation, said the lawsuit was filed in tribal court primarily so that the Pawnee Nation could assert its sovereignty.
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"There are no realistic cost or resource comparisons between securing election systems against nation-state threats, versus securing national defense systems against nation-state threats," Stimson told CNN.
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Just like in the Renaissance, when popes handed out indulgences to the highest bidder, Francis is rewarding a blameworthy nation because his liberation theology has blinded him to the real harm caused when a first world nation with open borders enables a third world nation that puts corruption before citizens.
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As Malta's Prime Minister Joseph Muscat says, views about what the EU means vary from nation to nation (he envisions a multi-tier bloc of nations in the future).
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The idea that somehow Israel is occupying land from a prior nation when the prior nation doesn't want it back I think is a terrible misstatement of the law.
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The island nation, with a population of just 330,000, is the least populous nation at Euro 2016 and is making its very first appearance in a major international tournament.
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Sweden, a nation of around 10 million people, took in more than 240,000 asylum-seekers between 2014 and 2015, the largest number per capita of any nation in Europe.
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It's an awkward position for the party leaders from across the nation who typically schmooze and booze at these regular party meetings held in ritzy locations across the nation.
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The works on view at Brad Kahlhamer: A Nation of One and Bowery Nation + Hawk + Eagle mingle the artist's unapologetic storytelling with festivals of image, text, line and color.
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Acknowledging a brazen act of violence against a sovereign nation would almost inevitably demand a violent response from that nation or her allies and put an end to diplomacy.
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The word "Tokyo" is in its name, but the collection comes from all over the archipelago nation—a nation that's really freaking scenic, as these videos will remind you.
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The official Central News Agency reported Thursday that the West African nation&aposs move means Taiwan is recognized as a sovereign nation by only 18 mainly small, developing countries.
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The Washitaw Nation After he was killed, investigators found a card on Long's body suggesting he was a member of the Washitaw Nation, according to two law enforcement officials.
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In a statement Thursday, the government said it will review the ruling before determining next steps and reaffirmed its vow to build a "nation-to-nation" relationship with aboriginals.
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Key to this is that each nuclear-armed nation partaking in the MAD standoff has the ability to retaliate should any other nation launch an attack, no matter what.
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The level at which legal regulation begins differs from nation to nation, but generally speaking, laws that regulate breeders are based on the notion that smaller is usually trustworthy.
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We are one people, one family, and one glorious nation under God, and together as a nation, we will make America wealthy again, we will make America strong again.
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" In 1997, Jon Katz argued that we were witnessing the "primordial stirrings of a new kind of nation—the Digital Nation—and the formation of a new postpolitical philosophy.
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As the third largest police force in the nation behind New York and Chicago, the trial makes the LAPD the largest police force in the nation to use drones.
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Leaders of an indigenous nation in Canada declared a state of emergency on Saturday, after 11 people in their nation of 2,000 tried to commit suicide within 24 hours.
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And in 1980, Ronald Reagan found in President Jimmy Carter the perfect opponent to claim to the nation why the nation needed to move in a radically different direction.
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"It has been my great honor to serve this nation and lead this nation almost for eight years ... unfortunately politics in PNG plays out this way," O'Neill told parliament.
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In a nation with a Gini coefficient of 290, everyone would make the same amount of money while a nation with a coefficient of 20153 would be purely unequal.
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When he says the US is the most-taxed nation in the world, most people assume he means that the US is the most-taxed nation in the world.
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In a speech to the nation on Thursday, Mr. Temer said he would seek to soothe tensions in Brazil, a nation polarized by the impeachment trial of Ms. Rousseff.
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Catalogs of greenhouse gas emissions are generally collected and presented on a nation-by-nation basis, but CDP's report aims to assign emissions to industrial fossil fuel firms specifically.
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They can give this nation a real lift just by doing what they know is right, which is to work together on the big issues that face our nation.
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Most Navajo Nation homes don't have addresses — but that's starting to change Most Navajo Nation homes don't have addresses — but that's starting to change This segment originally aired Feb.
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That at least is the only possible conclusion from the release today of Tech Nation 2018, the UK's annual state of the nation' report on the country's tech sector.
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Thursday's horrific mass shooting of Dallas police officers is more evidence of a nation in pain as well as a nation with access to too many weapons of war.
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It may not surprise anyone that Iowa leads the nation in biofuel production by a healthy margin, but it is also second in the nation in wind energy production.
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It would mean, as Trump put it the other day, Iran's "official end" — not as a nation, but as the regime that has tyrannized that nation for 40 years.
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Her extraordinary belief in the capacity of our nation to serve its poorest resident and to demand the most of its people will continue to move our nation forward.
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The Navajo Nation and Hopi Reservation are food deserts, according to a GoFundMe relief fund organized by Ethel Branch, who was the 11th attorney general of the Navajo Nation.
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"It is not possible to sit around the table with groups who would like to take the nation and cleave the nation," said Issa Tchiroma Bakary, Cameroon's information minister.
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"In politics, it's said that if one nation wants to eliminate another nation, first they need to eliminate their spoken and written language," Mr. Tashi said in the video.
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This means they are not able to operate on a nation-to-nation basis with the American federal government in the fashion of the 574 federally recognized tribal governments.
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We are a nation born of the founding sin of slavery, where Jim Crow was the law; a nation still marked by racism and bigotries both subtle and virulent.
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President Donald Trump spoke Wednesday to the American Legion Boys Nation and Auxiliary Girls Nation and largely offered words of inspiration to the students gathered at the White House.
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"It's important to learn about that and figure out how the nation as a whole works, because the whole nation isn't going to be 93 percent white," she said.
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I appreciate the country's promise as a secular, moderate, tolerant, Muslim-majority nation perched at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, surrounded as it is by querulous nation-states.
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The nation reported 150 new deaths and 409 new cases on Monday, bringing the death toll to 85033,592 and the total number of cases to 77,150 in the nation.
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We are both a nation of immigrants — and nation of laws — laws that are passed by our duly elected representatives and enforced by the executive branch and judicial system.
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"Using a DNA test to lay claim to any connection to the Cherokee Nation or any tribal nation, even vaguely, is inappropriate and wrong," the statement said in part.
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"Ironically, the very people, political leaders, who are supposed to build the nation have become the greatest threat to the peace and stability of the nation," Chebukati told journalists.
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Holley (20 tackles) ranks second in the nation with 212 stops per contest while Waugh has eight tackles for loss and ranks second in the nation with five sacks.
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If the earlier film was about how a nation acknowledges its own worst moments, then this one is about how a nation can possibly heal after those dark chapters.
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North Miami Beach — or 33160 — led the nation.
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This nation is strong & ready & we will overcome.
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Authorities allege Brandon Williams, 32, strangled 30-year-old Natalie Nation — who was renting a room in his father's home in Buford, Georgia — and her 2-year-old, Cole Nation.
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But with the nation at stake, they felt it was important to look past his personal flaws and focus on what they felt he would do to help the nation.
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J. B. Martin left me with a hunger for knowledge of self, one that led me to the Nation of Islam, the Five-Percent Nation, and the Holy Tabernacle Church.
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Still, New York state has some of the most stringent gun laws in the nation, and consequently, it has one of the lowest rates of gun violence in the nation.
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Kleiman started out in the music world at Roc Nation, and eventually rose to VP and agent at Roc Nation Sports, a company founded by Jay Z back in 2013.
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This whole persona is its own jab to Bachelor Nation — by being the non-Bachelor Nation Bachelor, Luyendyk is shaming all those who came before him and sold fit tea.
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"While we are a nation of immigrants, more than that, first and foremost, we are a nation of laws," said U.S. Attorney Mike Hurst of the Southern District of Mississippi.
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"This is a nation where our pledge of allegiance says we are 'one nation under God,'" added Carson, who received one of the strongest rounds of applause of the night.
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We actually see ourselves as a nation, and as long as we see ourselves as a nation, it seems to me possible to think more broadly about our collective identity.
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The Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee was recently established to watch compliance on a nation-by-nation basis and is a group composed of representatives from OPEC and non-OPEC nations.
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And in his speech to the nation Monday evening, Donald Trump, the third US President to grapple with the 2001 invasion of Afghanistan, promised not nation-building, but terror-pursuing.
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Trump closed his remarks with an ambitious vision for what the nation could be under his leadership, painting a picture of a nation rebuilding itself from its own inner strength.
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The nation that denies its people information about what it is doing in their name is a nation slogging down a dark alley of public suspicion toward decline and mediocrity.
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The KAN Israeli public broadcaster, which produced the Eurovision Song Contest in May, filed a lawsuit in a Tel Aviv court on Thursday against Live Nation and Live Nation Israel.
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The nation needs a new generation of naval leaders who can think deeply and across the span of time stretching before us, to address the strategic challenges facing the nation.
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The national nine-day mourning period began Saturday, as the nation woke up to the news that the man who had long been the face of their nation was gone.
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Then, they banded together and elected and made sure the first woman was elected president — this was eight years ago — of an African nation and of that nation in particular.
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"The fact that Donald Trump doesn't see Judge Curiel and his family as Americans makes him unfit to be president of this great nation, a nation of immigrants," Praeli said.
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A growing ecosystem to support new entrepreneursThe regular explanation for the change in mindset in Israel is the oft-repeated industry aphorism: From start-up nation to scale-up nation.
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Op-Ed Contributor Between Barack Obama's 2008 election and 2016, America has transformed from being a majority white Christian nation (54 percent) to a minority white Christian nation (553 percent).
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"Ticket markets are dominated by one corporation, Live Nation Entertainment (Live Nation), which has the power to impose hefty fees on consumers who lack real competitive alternatives," the senators wrote.
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In bullet points, McKinsey also said the project would help improve ties with China — "build the nation-to-nation relationship" — because of its importance in China's Belt and Road Initiative.
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The nation state remains the best model for human happiness and the American nation remains the greatest symbol of liberty, of freedom and justice on the face of god's earth.
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As if becoming the smallest nation to qualify for the European Championships was not enough, Iceland now can claim to be the smallest nation to qualify for the World Cup.
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Fox News plans to market Fox Nation by offering branded products to early subscribers — including a wristwatch, a baseball cap, engraved drink glasses and a Fox Nation Founder Challenge Coin.
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The Hebrew Bible speaks of Jews as the "nation of Israel" and "a holy nation," and Jews across the world share cultural, linguistic and historical as well as religious bonds.
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Montana's best-known reservation teams have come from the plains east of the Rocky Mountains: from Lodge Grass, on Crow Nation, and from Browning and Heart Butte, on Blackfeet Nation.
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The problem, Mr. Pain maintains, is that instead of promoting the idea of a nation of free citizens, the Kremlin wants a nation subordinate to the state and its leader.
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QUICK: YOU'RE TALKING – MUNGER: IN INDIA, WHICH IS A VERY POOR NATION, THE CAPITAL GAINS TAX IS ZERO AND THE INCOME TAX ON DIVIDENDS IS ZERO AND REALLY POOR NATION.
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Now the nation needs an orator of that potency to make the case that restoring the traditional balance of power might be the most important issue this nation now faces.
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Eight writers of opinion pieces accused management at Nation Media Group (NMG) - which publishes the Daily Nation, Kenya's most widely read paper - of being too close to the ruling party.
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As if becoming the smallest nation to qualify for the European Championship was not enough, Iceland now can claim to be the smallest nation to qualify for the World Cup.
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"We're standing up for the real American values, the values that we as a nation welcome immigrants, we as a nation are stronger because of our diversity and we as a nation certainly do not rip families apart," Ms. Duckworth said in a conversation with a group of protesters posted to Twitter.
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So I think not just for 2410, I think we just have to be more aware that in the future, nation-to-nation tensions will probably be there for a while.
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It's also sharply higher than it was in 2000 when the nation last elected a president who did not win the popular vote (64% thought the nation more sharply split then).
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The Executive Director of Pantsuit Nation: Active Facebook User Pantsuit Nation, originally a Facebook group, was created in October 2016 as a place for users to show support for Hillary Clinton.
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It's long past time for us to rewrite our immigration and naturalization laws in our own image, to reflect our values as a nation of immigrants and a nation of laws.
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"There is no nation that acts against violations of human rights in the way the American nation does, and President Trump has been at the forefront of doing that," Pompeo added.
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"We have never thought we would be in a situation like this with a leading nation of the world, the greatest nation of the world, the United States," Fox said Friday.
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The memo said applicants from those groups should be considered for higher-level security screenings, and sources familiar with its details said the groups would likely vary from nation to nation.
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" We flatter ourselves with our schoolbookish vision of the United States as a nation of immigrants and a nation of religions, forever crafting a peaceful "unum" out of this discordant "pluribus.
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Tunechi recently announced he was joining Roc Nation (even though he's still under contract to Birdman) meaning he's now on the same team as Rudy, who's down with Roc Nation Sports.
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The next administration will in effect determine whether we are a nation that is of, for and by the people or a nation that is of, for and by the government.
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"The nation entrusts its defense to this small group of talented and determined patriots, in return for this responsibility the nation asks for honesty and integrity," he wrote, addressing Mr. Trump.
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"Twist My Fingaz," the first single, is familiar Compton tough talk, working off an interpolation of Funkadelic's "One Nation Under a Groove," the foundation of Ice Cube's "Bop Gun (One Nation)".
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But Bill, you're somebody who has to go from nation to nation, country to country, and through the foundation and your work there, kind of hope that everyone can work together.
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Tariffs are a pointless tax that hurt both the levying nation (due to price increases at the consumer level) and receiving nation (due to producer job losses caused by lower demand).
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After the attacks of 9/11, the nation recognized that who we admit to this country and how our immigration laws are enforced are critical to the security of the nation.
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Trump for sure mostly 'cause you're indignant almost ... A high state of indignation from much of the nation and a high state of thrill for the other half of the nation.
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As the nation grapples with the coronavirus crisis, voters will be looking to Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders for a sense of how they would lead a nation under extreme duress.
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On top of that, two of music's biggest concert promoters, Live Nation and AEG, have suspended all of their tours, causing Live Nation to lose $1.8 billion in a single day.
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As Covid-19 has overtaken community after community, the nation has learned that Trump has squandered precious time to gird the nation for the devastation brought by a deadly infectious disease.
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Once the nation emerges from this pandemic, which it will, and once Congress turns its attention to what went wrong, the nation must resolve to avoid future failures of this kind.
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Today, the area is covered with thick bogs and dense forests that the team, which included representatives from the Heiltsuk First Nation and Wuikinuxv First Nation, could only access by boat.
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And where they're trying to … sort of co-opt a lot of the words of our nation — freedom and liberty — it's time we regain that, regain the language of our nation.
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Around the corner on Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard was the Allah School in Mecca Street Academy, the home of the Five-Percent Nation, a splinter group of the Nation of Islam.
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But excluding them from the nation, and later even from legal citizenship, has long been a political tool, part of the process of defining the nation by deeming some outside it.
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After two years, it should be obvious there is no military solution to this war, stoked by the rivalry between Saudi Arabia, a Sunni Arab nation, and Iran, a Shiite nation.
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"At the end of the Civil War, he implored the nation to come together to heal our wounds and to move forward to become a more unified nation," the statement reads.
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We don't expect companies to defend themselves against nation-state attacks; we don't expect corporate guards to carry shoulder-launched rockets to defend against an air attack from a hostile nation.
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On Sunday, the rapper and businessman took out Roc Nation Sports president Juan Perez for a birthday celebration in Manhattan, along with a group of Roc Nation executives, Page Six reports.
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Indeed, before World War II the world's richest, most productive nation was also a nation with millions of dirt-poor farmers, many of whom didn't even have electricity or indoor plumbing.
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It is unrelated to state- or nation-building, several senior military officers in Naypyidaw and Yangon told me in recent weeks, because the state and the nation have already been built.
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"The Department of Defense is a microcosm of the nation — we recruit from the nation," said Laura Mitvalsky, the director of health promotion and wellness at the Army Public Health Center.
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The core tenet of nationalism so pervades today's world that it feels almost self-evident: Any nation of people should have a country, and any country should consist of a nation.
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If it's Le Pen against the globalist Macron in the second round, it will be clear what the contest is about: Do we defend the nation, or is the nation finished?
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"I think that is a pretty clear sign that there's no longer an appetite—or a mass market appetite—for nation-on-nation giant robot fights," Oehrlein said in the video.
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A nation that is outraged and demands immediate action when black men are marginalized in Starbucks or teachers aren't getting paid enough should not be seen as a nation in crisis.
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Nation to Nation: Treaties Between the United States and American Indian Nations continues at the National Museum of the American Indian (4th St SW & Independence Ave SW, Washington, DC) through 2021.
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We aren't – and never will be – a perfect nation.
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Our hearts break for their families – and our nation.
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Rest assured, Laker Nation ... you're still in good hands.
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" Oppenheimer's chief technician said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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On CNBC's "Trading Nation " Wednesday, the founder of TradingAnalysis.
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" He said, "We're a nation of laws and rules.
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The nation is now led by … President Nancy Pelosi.
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I am writing in defense of my — our — nation.
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" Pence asked CBS's Margaret Brennan on "Face the Nation.
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Youth groups — including Zulu Nation and Ghetto Brothers — emerged.
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ATLANTA — As the nation paid tribute to the Rev.
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I wasn't lying — I was sacrificing for my nation.
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