"Libya is hell," al-Ghalban told The Associated Press on Tuesday aboard the Open Arms, a ship run by charity Proactiva Open Arms.
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Before Open Arms' rejection of Spain's offer to dock at Algeciras, Salvini had renewed his attacks on Open Arms, accusing it of lying about the condition of the migrants.
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So, yeah ... he'll be welcomed back with open arms.
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The boat Open Arms, run by the Spanish Proactiva Open Arms charity, said late on Saturday it was "going home" after receiving an offer of a safe port from Barcelona's mayor Ada Colau.
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According to Chase, Avery's family welcomed Hartman with open arms.
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Pence's new neighborhood hasn't exactly welcomed him with open arms.
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However, the miniature abodes aren't always welcomed with open arms.
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"They welcomed us with open arms," added Connie Lewis, 274.
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They ought, therefore, to welcome its miniaturisation with open arms.
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The kindly imam, Mustafa Efe, welcomes strays with open arms.
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His fellow officers do not welcome him with open arms.
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Through my struggles, and they've welcomed me with open arms.
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Both understand, but would welcome them back with open arms.
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But his hug handouts aren't always met with open arms.
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Nobody's going to come to that conversation with open arms.
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But not all of them were welcomed with open arms.
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She accepted the banana with open arms — or trunks, rather.
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Open Arms said on Monday it had appealed the decision.
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In fact, we should be welcoming them with open arms.
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Unsurprisingly, she welcomes them with something less than open arms.
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I think that everyone should have open arms and accept.
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We're not welcomed with open arms everywhere, especially right now.
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And Europe didn't always welcome Britain with open arms, either.
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The citizens of Israel will receive you with open arms.
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EVERYBODY HERE IS GOING TO WELCOME HIM WITH OPEN ARMS.
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Reporting by Juan Medina on the Open Arms and Wladimiro
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But when she called, they welcomed her children with open arms.
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It's safe to say Dany won't welcome Jaime with open arms.
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The Open Arms said it had rescued more people on Saturday.
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Both are operated by the Spain-based NGO Proactiva Open Arms.
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When we came in &apos75 we were welcomed with open arms.
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Because she's upset that Westeros didn't welcome her with open arms?
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Some are suicidal and close to mental breakdown, Open Arms said.
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And welcome new Gmail into your life with (forced) open arms.
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After a long summer, we're welcoming boots season with open arms.
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Looks like the kid's gonna be welcomed with open arms. Congrats!
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Orbán isn't exactly being welcomed back to Washington with open arms.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York welcomed him with open arms.
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Whatever comes, I'm accepting with open arms and a positive mind.
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But anti-tobacco advocates aren't welcoming their adversaries with open arms.
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That's why Japan is already welcoming the possibility with open arms.
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MS-13, as it happens, welcomes young people with open arms.
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Luckily, Stagecoach is ready to welcome him back with open arms.
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His children and their spouses have welcomed me with open arms.
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So, I'll gladly welcome Autopilot into my life with open arms.
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Upon arriving, he isn't exactly greeted with open arms right away.
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Despite her long absence, she isn't exactly welcomed with open arms.
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Professional sports organizations, including the WNBA, have welcomed diversity with open arms.
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Well, the possibility of new music, which we'll take with open arms.
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However Facebook's free internet initiative hasn't always been welcomed with open arms.
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Open arms suggested love, but more often Everywoman's frustration, black or white.
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Las Vegas didn't necessarily welcome the ride sharing companies with open arms.
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Maisel (Rachel Brosnahan) would probably welcome Graham on set with open arms.
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This time, it looks like the cast welcomed her with open arms.
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By the time he told us, we were waiting with open arms.
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We're still waiting for the aliens, with samurai swords and open arms.
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The mayor of Montreal, however, has welcomed the immigrants with open arms.
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And at least one forecaster is embracing the future with open arms.
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But the change wasn't met with open arms by all the employees.
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However, Sheree Whitfield told us Thursday ... she'd welcome them with open arms.
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It would seem that Europeans are finally greeting migrants with open arms.
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My parents welcomed me back to my childhood home with open arms.
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Open Arms said that a few migrants had jumped off the boat.
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But James would welcome that deal with open arms, and understandably so.
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You welcome people's help with open arms, but recoil from anyone's pity.
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"For me personally, I've always been welcomed with open arms," he said.
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Whatever the future may bring, I will embrace it with open arms.
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With open arms and open checkbooks, all of these malefactors were welcomed.
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"The city of Atlanta has welcomed me with open arms," said Young.
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In the past, the Libyan coast guard has shot in the air during a rescue operation involving Open Arms ships, and aid workers say they have never responded to Open Arms&apos requests to help in a rescue.
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It has found, though, that most cities welcome the robots with open arms.
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"The industry will welcome with open arms the research unbundling rules," Sanders said.
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"I finally feel welcomed with open arms [in a genre movie]," she said.
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Just know that many potential employers may not be there with open arms.
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Fans welcomed this news with open arms and she's since thanked them . 6.
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Ms. Tanowitz loves leg-beating jumps, nimble footwork, upright carriage and open arms.
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But in 2015, readers no longer welcomed such pleasures with universally open arms.
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Of course it would greet people fleeing Castro's totalitarian misery with open arms.
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"I'm sure Russell's going to welcome him with open arms," Brett Sr. says.
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Pam is an inspiration to many and we welcome her with open arms.
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When Franklin Barbecue opened eight years ago, Austin welcomed it with open arms.
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Hutchins said that Alexis' family welcomed Jones into their home with open arms.
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We hope she comes back and we will welcome her with open arms.
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Inside the main hall of Union Station, Kavanaugh was welcomed with open arms.
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So it's only natural that she'd embrace the Grindr bop with open arms.
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He said if I had, he would have welcomed me with open arms.
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"To me, I welcome him, I welcome him with open arms," he said.
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She disappears, comes back and expects you to welcome her with open arms?
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It's a prospect many on the left aren't exactly welcoming with open arms.
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Any addition to her awe-inspiring oeuvre should be met with open arms.
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And Westfield says it welcomes these up-and-coming brands with open arms.
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They also provide openings for organized crime syndicates to exploit America's open arms.
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He was received by the university with open arms and the utmost respect.
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It was the architectural embodiment of New York's vaulted ambition and open arms.
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In a video tweeted by a crew member, men, women and children sang and cheered as the rescue ship Open Arms, operated by the Spanish charity ProActiva Open Arms, arrived in Barcelona's busy port to dock alongside cruise and cargo ships.
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When far-right personalities were booted off Twitter, Gab welcomed them with open arms.
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Now everyone's seeking help with Vitess sharding, and PlanetScale is waiting with open arms.
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And when he leaves office, he'll be welcomed by the telecoms with open arms.
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That leaves Proactiva Open Arms, Sea Watch and SOS Mediterranee still running rescue operations.
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"Open Arms," which the Simon Cowell-formed group says is their most personal track.
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But Rocha said his open arms to the administration have helped in other ways.
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The young Bronx girl in me would have welcomed the change with open arms.
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In London, heavy-duty boots, velvet, and animal prints are welcome with open arms.
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We're sure the ladies of the O.C. would welcome the Bachelor with open arms.
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But more often open arms embraced Everywoman's frustration, black or white, especially with men.
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We as partners are creative people and have open arms to the creative community.
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Coal's most staunch defenders are welcoming Trump with open arms and endorsing his policies.
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I've been waiting for this moment for weeks and welcomed it with open arms.
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The decision was met with open arms by major players in the technology industry.
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Experts say now is precisely the wrong time to greet doom with open arms.
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Within the building trades industry, both men and women are welcomed with open arms.
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According to Gary, Vassilis, Greg and Shawn, local fans welcome them with open arms.
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"North Koreans will not be welcomed with open arms in South Korea," she said.
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Nevertheless, news of Ashe's sibling is one that has been welcomed with open arms.
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In Australia so far, state governments have mostly welcomed the company with open arms.
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But that doesn't mean Jean immediately welcomed him and his camera with open arms.
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Your social circle will expand and new communities will welcome you with open arms.
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That's not to say all Muslims have entirely welcomed Zeb's shop with open arms.
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But even if it does, it's overdue — and we'll welcome it with open arms.
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Jersey has embraced people looking to hide their money with open arms for decades.
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The vessel, Open Arms, run by Spanish aid group Proactiva Open Arms, said it rescued the migrants Saturday — including five women, a nine-year-old child and three teenagers — after it spotted a rubber boat patched with duct tape floating in the sea.
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ON BOARD THE OPEN ARMS, OFF SICILY (Reuters) - A man from Niger who was shot in the foot while in Libya was among a group of 11 migrants evacuated from the Open Arms rescue vessel by the Italian Coast Guard on Sunday.
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If it&aposs a one-vote, they&aposre going to accept her with open arms.
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In the latest incident, the Open Arms crew intercepted a radio transmission about 8 a.m.
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Thank you for being who you are and for receiving us all with open arms.
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In recent years, Amazon's expansions have not always been met with open arms by cities.
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Camps said Open Arms wanted the Coast Guard to take all the migrants to Spain.
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"I embrace you, any of you, with open arms, kindness, faith and patience," he concluded.
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Now all we have to do is embrace the return of glitter with open arms.
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To those who supported Marco, who worked so hard, we welcome you with open arms.
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Trump is surely disappointed, but somewhere in Indiana Bobby Knight is waiting with open arms.
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And course, #DwantaClaus🎅🏾 will be waiting with open arms and a song to sing.
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But the two men are united in welcoming the uber talented women with open arms.
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However, some dark souls welcomed the tender embrace of death by spiders with open arms.
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A gleeful Sonia extended her open arms to Carey, who welcomed her for a hug.
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Nobody thinks they're bigger than the other person and they welcome us with open arms.
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The operation was carried out by Spanish NGO Proactiva Open arms and lasted three hours.
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Needless to say, we'll welcome New Yorkers with open arms to San Francisco in September.
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I knew that my family would absolutely love Raven and embrace her with open arms.
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Merkel welcomed them all with open arms and this is what it has led to.
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Michael Chiesa, and Sioux Falls is being welcomed to the UFC fold with open arms.
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The charity Proactiva Open Arms said it had recovered five dead bodies near the dinghies.
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Bloomberg's run hasn't been met with, say, the most open arms among the Democratic base.
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" And "Open Arms" has some strategic references to Shai's "If I Ever Fall in Love.
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Two of the companies' major customers did not exactly welcome the deal with open arms.
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"We welcome Myles back to our organization with open arms," general manager Andrew Berry said.
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Once they do, hopefully Bailey and Grey Sloan will welcome them back with open arms.
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Amazon&aposs planned $1 billion investment in India has not been met with open arms.
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Making matters worse for Open Arms, the ship has sailed straight into a political hurricane.
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In Israel, Mr. Trump was welcomed with — literally — open arms by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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"Hi, my love," said Armando Tabora as he walked toward his daughter with open arms.
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If this is the "rookie treatment," we open it with open arms and empty stomachs.
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For one thing, Albania deserves much credit for its open arms policy towards Iranian dissidents.
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Making matters worse for Open Arms, the ship has sailed straight into a political hurricane.
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ON BOARD THE OPEN ARMS, OFF SICILY, Nov 24 (Reuters) - A man from Niger who was shot in the foot while in Libya was among a group of 11 migrants evacuated from the Open Arms rescue vessel by the Italian Coast Guard on Sunday.
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However, it seems as if Gold Beach is welcoming the new pot tourism with open arms.
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Open Arms founder Oscar Camps said such demands will cost the lives of people at sea.
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I always accepted Melissa when she came into the family with open arms, and that's it.
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As a safe and stable country, with no army, Costa Rica welcomes foreigners with open arms.
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The combination made Chile's open-arms approach all the more inviting to companies the world over.
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In Costa Rica seven former presidents jointly called for Nicaraguans to be welcomed "with open arms".
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But Sony and Nintendo have since welcomed indie developers with open arms (and sometimes open wallets).
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His female followers, known as "the girls," instantly recognized Lake and welcomed her with open arms.
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A spokeswoman for Open Arms said Josepha would answer no further questions because of the lawsuit.
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While she was initially excited about joining the show, she was not welcomed with open arms.
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After the Louvre rejected a racy sculpture, the contemporary art museum welcomed it with open arms.
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And workers interviewed Tuesday by the Wall Street Journal are welcoming the prospect with open arms.
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An exhausted African migrant rests aboard a rescue boat operated by the NGO Proactiva Open Arms.
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Cryptocurrency and blockchain technology should be embraced with open arms to strengthen the digital U.S. economy.
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Instead of shying away from the criticism, however, Nook decided to embrace it with open arms.
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The nation takes you with open arms, and you start putting the bombs in the city.
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She welcomes me with open arms and we begin the process of digging through her refrigerator.
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An Open Arms spokeswoman confirmed to Reuters that the boat still had not answered Spain's proposal.
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This brand of nationalism does not preclude approaching the rest of the world with open arms.
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But, as long as the request fills those key requirements, you're welcomed in with open arms.
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"Something new is not always met with open arms in the horse racing industry," he said.
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Plus, Heat teammates have made little secret that they would welcome him back with open arms.
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"The collegiate hockey world welcomed us with open arms," Arizona State Athletic Director Ray Anderson said.
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If they welcome you with open arms, then you're part of the fabric of the party.
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Despite Bloomberg's prior government experience, billionaires haven't been welcomed into the Democratic primary with open arms.
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But now they have to take them back, and they take them back with open arms.
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For many congregations, this will likely mean welcoming gay members and their families with open arms.
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It's not just the federal government, either: Cities are embracing evidence-based policy with open arms.
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It recognizes its opportunity to incorporate balance and difference, and welcomes that opportunity with open arms.
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Mr. Bloomberg has been welcomed into the top ranks of the Democratic Party with open arms.
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In March 2018, Montes Mier was the mission chief for the Open Arms, a search-and-rescue ship run by the charity Proactiva Open Arms, when she was accused of human trafficking and criminal association—a charge that is usually applied to members of the Italian mafia.
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Green Book culminates in a Christmas dinner scene where Tony's entire family embraces him with open arms.
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It feels amazing to go to a GirlTrek event and have women welcome me with open arms.
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They held my hand through the processes, and when I came back it was to open arms.
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Hoda Kotb is stepping into the next year of life with open arms and an open heart.
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Eric went to visit his sister in the hospital and was welcomed with open arms, he says.
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But alas, here we are, welcoming yet another stripe-y print into our wardrobes with open arms.
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The extended family members have all welcomed him into their hearts with open arms (and open paws).
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"Mexico will receive with open arms the young Dreamers who return to Mexico," the Foreign Ministry said.
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The migrants, who include 32 minors, were rescued last Thursday by the Barcelona-based charity Open Arms.
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This year marks a major change of pace, but one that's been mostly welcomed with open arms.
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And on the flip-side, others are welcoming the dino with open arms, albeit very short ones.
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Since coming to power, President Trump has vacillated between open arms and outright hostility to both nations.
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In this case, Mexico's open arms stretched only so far: The Mexican government blocked him from returning.
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"Not everybody welcomes this with open arms," said Tom Maguire, senior vice president for national operations support.
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Open Arms claimed the ship's crew had seen the migrant dingy but had failed to provide help.
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That is seen in the open arms that influential Brazilian economic groups are offering to Bolsonaro's team.
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When Gabriella starts at East High, she's immediately welcomed into the honor students' clique with open arms.
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Is America still the global beacon of opportunity, a place where foreigners are welcomed with open arms?
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It seems the open arms that initially had greeted those coming ashore in Lesvos have finally closed.
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We love her, and we're waiting with open arms—no judgment—but we just can't contact her.
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John's mother and aunt greet Lee with open arms, and he begins to fall for her too.
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"In Jackson, a lot of down-low guys have girlfriends," said Aaron Jones, an Open Arms phlebotomist.
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People in Nashville get it, understand there's a business for it and they were always open arms.
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Most mothers dread their children growing older — but Selma Blair is welcoming the inevitable with open arms.
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"People welcome packages with open arms," Charles Henderson, global lead for IBM's X-Force Red, told Axios.
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Italy said the charity's ship Open Arms should drop the migrants off in Tripoli under international arrangements.
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Basma welcomes Jad, a yellow-furred boy of the same age, to the neighborhood with open arms.
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Mr. Putin will welcome them with open arms to gain leverage — there's that word again — over Ankara.
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These migrants — my grandparents being a prime example — were received by the Venezuelan people with open arms.
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Listen to "J-Boy" above and welcome the sun with open arms and/or analog synth grooves.
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The Open Arms vessel docked in Palma, Mallorca earlier Saturday after a four-day journey across the Mediterranean.
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The lawmakers and an AP journalist then boarded the Open Arms to meet the migrants and rescue crew.
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Wansink was "warm and generous and energetic, somebody who would take you in with open arms," she recalled.
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Finally, even if one platform bans a user, another might be there to welcome them with open arms.
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Jimmy decides to give the honest life another shot and is welcomed at David & Main with open arms.
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FOWLER: As a parent -- PERINO: If Ronan comes home, you&aposre -- it&aposs going to be open arms.
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Thomas met the Stepien family in person the night before the wedding, and was welcomed with open arms.
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"She met her shooter with open arms, and that's just the type of person she was," she says.
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It's so cool because I was a fan of the show and everybody welcomed me with open arms.
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But she spent the early part of the year embracing the idea, and being welcomed with open arms.
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In the two and a half years that followed, the paper has embraced digital publishing with open arms.
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" Of Sarah, Gregston wrote, "Should she ever personally choose to return, we would welcome her with open arms.
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I am beyond gutted about this as he welcomed me with open arms early in my musical career.
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New York governor and angry ball of nepotism Andrew Cuomo has already capitulated, welcoming Trump with open arms.
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Caitlyn Jenner, a transgender conservative, wasn't welcomed by either community with particularly open arms when she came out.
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Citizens of Eritrea, Somalia, Nigeria and Cameroon are among those on board, a spokeswoman for Open Arms said.
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I suppose it makes sense they would receive the Cubans with open arms, because they are more educated.
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You'll be welcoming this super ingredient into your skin care routine in no time — probably with open arms.
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At that point, when she first began playing as a young girl, she was embraced with open arms.
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Where are the presidents who welcome destitute refugees with open arms despite the most virulent slander against them?
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"The City of Atlanta has welcomed me with open arms," Young said, according to WSB-TV in ATL.
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Airbnb currently operates in more than 100,000 cities, but not all have welcomed the company with open arms.
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With every gesture he welcomed the crowd into his open arms, applauded them, showed he was with them.
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Visitors weren't exactly met with open arms by Rachel's 251 residents, who mostly wanted to be left alone.
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Others were rescued by Proactiva Open Arms, a charity that helps migrants get from northern Africa to Europe.
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BRUSSELS — For decades, America's chief diplomat has been greeted in Europe's heart with broad smiles and open arms.
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Leaders from all three countries welcomed the Saudi ruler with open arms (and, in one case, golden arms).
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An AP journalist who was aboard a nearby companion vessel when the dinghy was spotted reported that a Libya coast guard vessel was seen approaching the Open Arms, but just as it neared the rescue, it made a U-turn and left, ordering the Open Arms to return to Spain.
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In the video, little Rayna is seen waving to her "robot" friend before running to it with open arms.
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The Spanish aid group Proactiva Open Arms said the migrants come from 14 countries and are in good health.
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While politicians bickered, those rescued by the Open Arms were jubilant and ecstatic, jumping, chanting and hugging their rescuers.
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The lawmakers, along with the AP journalist, then boarded the Open Arms to meet the migrants and rescue crew.
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Proactiva Open Arms spokeswoman Laura Lanuza said the boats were heading north while negotiations with different authorities were ongoing.
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"We welcome Myles back to our organization with open arms," said Browns general manager Andrew Berry in a statement.
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They might all gather in East Grinstead, at a tiny pub decked with flowers aptly named "The Open Arms".
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Immigrants jump off the Spanish rescue ship Open Arms, close to the Italian shore in Lampedusa, Italy, Aug. 20.
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The Open Arms ship, run by a Spanish charity of the same name, was still unaware of the plan.
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There's an adorable new member of the Today family – and her fellow youngsters are welcoming her with open arms.
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For example, crossed arms communicate resistance and a sense of defensiveness, whereas open arms make you appear more approachable.
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But I wish London was one of those cutting edge cities that would welcome new innovation with open arms.
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Since penning the breakout Tony-nominated musical Waitress, Bareilles has been welcomed into the Broadway community with open arms.
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Once speed boats launched from the Open Arms drew alongside, though, it was clear she was the only survivor.
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The crew lifted the two bodies onto the Open Arms, covered them and put them on ice on deck.
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After being lifted aboard the Open Arms and during her medical examination, Josepha told doctors she was from Cameroon.
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Instead of shaming them for what was an obviously weird gift, this teacher embraces the sneakers with open arms.
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But we think everyone should be allowed room to change, so we're welcoming Timberlake's new look with open arms.
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Judge Judy is welcoming Sarah Palin with open arms to the battlefield of TV judge shows ... or is she?
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Open Arms initially requested Italy and Malta to disembark all the rescued migrants but that was rejected, she added.
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They will strangle further innovation — at least in the U.S. Other countries have welcomed autonomous drones with open arms.
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Brooklyn BowlThe Vegas offshoot of the much-loved Brooklyn venue has been greeted with open arms by the city.
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It's time to get airdropped into Ghost Recon: Wildlands and Bolivia isn't going to welcome you with open arms.
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China's aid and development financing provides such options and is thus welcomed with open arms by many African countries.
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America welcomed my grandparents and parents, who left Communist Cuba for a better life and future, with open arms.
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Open Arms has called for the European Union to coordinate the re-distribution of the migrants around the bloc.
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Warsaw would welcome an influx of financial professionals with open arms, in contrast to many more affluent European cities.
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Through it strode a man with a froth of white beard, bearing down on my table with open arms.
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More evidence of what we reported ... neighbors are welcoming him with open arms, and apparently their kids are too.
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Everywhere we went, from the conference to meetings with publishers, bookstores and readers, we were welcomed with open arms.
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The wayward son returns penitent after stealing away from his father, and the latter accepts him with open arms.
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Rattling the keys in the door it opened and the cool air conditioned house welcomed me with open arms.
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A refuge in the city that welcomes them with open arms can provide hope and a sense of safety.
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However, you welcomed me with open arms and you have never stopped, even when I left and came back.
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"What I didn't know is that there was a family waiting for us, with open arms," recalled Kravitz, 55.
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While there is substantial support for tax reform, the public have hardly embraced the GOP bill with open arms.
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Fourteen years later, and Timberlake has been invited back with open arms to the scene of the Nipplegate crime.
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And now we turn our back on the people who welcomed us with open arms, when they've lost everything !?
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Jose thought Canada would welcome him with open arms, but 10 months later, the situation isn't what he expected.
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Memeability comes with the territory and Drake—or whoever runs Drake's social media presence—embraces it with open arms.
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ON BOARD THE OPEN ARMS, OFF SICILY Nov 24 (Reuters) - The leader of a Spanish rescue mission said on Sunday that Italian authorities had refused to grant port access to its Open Arms ship, leaving the vessel stranded in rough conditions in the Mediterranean with more than 70 African migrants on board.
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I am glad and proud that the members of the 17th Congress have not only welcomed me with open arms.
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The Spanish aid group Proactiva Open Arms said they were generally in good health but some may have fuel burns.
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It's no secret that Rob Kardashian's sisters didn't exactly welcome his fiancée Blac Chyna to the family with open arms.
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Every Cuban I met embraced me as a brother and welcomed me home with open arms and an open heart.
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"If the former, of course we welcome it with open arms, we protect it and resolutely support it," she added.
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"That was a tough era for Vietnam vets — coming home from war, they weren't welcomed with open arms," says Ventimiglia.
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According to Murphy's interview with Entertainment Weekly, the FX series will welcome back three big cast members with open arms.
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Mainstream conservatives, like College Republican chapters, sometimes welcomed them with open arms, even hosting "alt-right" speakers like Milo Yiannopoulos.
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As for the girls, he only had to say "Give us a twirl!" and they fell into his open arms.
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" However, Thorne appeared to be a bit cautious about the reunion as she added: "Welcome her w slightly open arms.
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Let's not forget this is the community that welcomed Mel Gibson back with open arms at last year's Academy Awards.
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And as longtime advocates of fanning out for the things you care about, we've welcomed this trend with open arms.
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The captain swung the Open Arms toward its reported location and spotted the remains of the raft at 7.30 a.m.
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Since then, Beyoncé has embraced the term with open arms and her work is testament to her commitment to feminism.
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But any team that needs to space the floor for their primary shot makers would welcome Redick with open arms.
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It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown welcomes the holiday season by welcoming sadness, with open arms and a hopeful heart.
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All the while, Amazon remains a silent but powerful force, building a presence in the home with seemingly open arms.
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It looks like the stars have aligned for Paris Jackson, as the fashion world is welcoming her with open arms.
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It's clear these changes are attempts to boost visibility and conversation, but they haven't been welcomed with entirely open arms.
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The role of Sweden's long policy of open arms for immigrants and refugees is a matter of sharp political debate.
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Nazism proves disturbingly resilient, taking on new guises in Scandinavia and South America, where it is welcomed with open arms.
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Thirteen people, who Open Arms said were seriously traumatized or requiring medical attention, were moved off the boat on Thursday.
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"Arizona welcomes Uber self-driving cars with open arms and wide open roads," Ducey said in a statement released Thursday.
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He got exactly what he wanted: Jerry out, and the rest of his family welcoming him back with open arms.
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Greta would be welcomed with open arms there, but not at anything remotely resembling what she was earning at Fox.
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They just welcome people with open arms and welcome music in such a different way than what we're used to.
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The Patriots have never appeared, for example, and it is hard to imagine Bill Belichick welcoming HBO with open arms.
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Check out Baker Mayfield greeting Hunt with open arms as he gets ready to make his 2019 debut on Nov.
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Waiting for Lovitz with open arms is the devil — played by Kate McKinnon — who introduces herself as a huge fan.
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No one has ever accused the Celtics of being hip, nor the city itself of welcoming progress with open arms.
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The country's backbone industry welcomed him with open arms after years of export controls aimed at keeping domestic prices low.
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If I'm doing my job right, that's 28 million open arms that are kind, hard-working and accepting of everyone.
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Rescuers from the Spanish nonprofit Proactiva Open Arms saved 87 migrants off the coast of Libya in a dramatic nighttime operation.
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An rescued person sits onboard the rescue boat of nongovernmental organization Proactiva Open Arms in the Mediterranean Sea on Aug. 5.
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"He'll open my road when he wants, but in the meantime, I'll be here with open arms to help my people."
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In fact, one of the most powerful people in the state is welcoming you back with open arms ... Senator Jim Inhofe.
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These included Project Lincoln, a tool that everybody who has ever tried to visualize data would surely welcome with open arms.
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"Both consumers and partners have welcomed CompareEuropeGroup with open arms," said Marc Syz, Managing Director at ACE & Company, in a statement.
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He's just the receiver of all this news — his only job is to welcome it with open arms, nonjudgemental and handsome.
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"I believe even if she somehow came back, she would still meet him with open arms because that's who she was."
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As Austin's startup ecosystem continues to grow, there's no doubt two new nine-figure funds will be welcomed with open arms.
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It is far later than it should have been, but we will be glad to welcome him home with open arms.
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When one worker's mother passed away, she returned to work and was greeted with "open arms and open hearts," she says.
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Despite rumblings of discontent by the Today show anchors — fueled by Tamron Hall's departure — they're publicly welcoming Kelly with open arms.
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In a written ruling, the Rome court said the Open Arms complaint "does not appear to be completely without legal basis".
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Predictably, signs of major technology and fashion companies taking steps to expand its presence in London was met with open arms.
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In the summer of 2016, we had fewer apparent reasons not to welcome social media into our lives with open arms.
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He tells us promoters in those countries need to address why they are welcoming Kelly with open arms and, presumably, wallets.
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While the church welcomed her with open arms, this posed a number of challenges for Jefferson, then a mother of two.
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In Puerto Rico, we were told by FEMA that we were going to be welcomed in New York with open arms.
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"If this is the only way you think you're gonna be happy, heaven will welcome you with open arms," she wrote.
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Since the start of the year, Proactiva Open Arms said that it alone had rescued about 2,000 migrants lost at sea.
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"Millennials are just not embracing wine with open arms compared to previous generations," an industry analyst told The Wall Street Journal.
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President Barack Obama, by contrast, embraced Iranian ascendancy with open arms — and not just in Iraq, but in Syria as well.
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For Kawhi to come in here and win a championship, I knew the fans would welcome him back with open arms.
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"This is the great State of New York — we welcome people of all cultures, customs and creeds with open arms," Gov.
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When we met Mack, she welcomed us comparatively sexually stifled normies into the throng with open arms and 16-pound breasts.
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Open Arms would like to have an on-site pharmacy too, Dr. Mena said, but has not received a license yet.
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Spain stepped in to offer safe harbor, and the vessel operated by Spanish aid group Proactiva Open Arms is headed to Barcelona.
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Miranda clasps her hands over her face when she recognizes her brother, and rushes on stage to jump into his open arms.
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While the state of California looked to ban vehicles without drivers, the mayor's office in Texas welcomed the technology with open arms.
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So, embrace the unexpected with open arms and an open mind in order to follow the path toward ultimately achieving your goal.
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"I profoundly identify with Mr. McCabe's frustration and welcome him to the family with open arms," FOIA attorney Dan Novack told Gizmodo.
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While European politicians bickered, those migrants rescued Saturday by the Open Arms aid ship were jubilant, jumping, chanting and hugging their rescuers.
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Again, none of us are surprised that Louis C.K. is trying to come back, and being welcomed with open arms by audiences.
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Bernie Sanders' backers with open arms and he slammed Clinton as a deceitful politician who will never achieve the change Americans seek.
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If a solution is not found, Open Arms has not ruled out the option of defying Italy's ban and attempting to dock.
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The group that rescued her, Spanish nongovernmental organization Proactiva Open Arms, told us she had been in the water for 48 hours.
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Sasha and Malia Obama are joining a "rarified club" — and two of its most prominent members are welcoming them with open arms.
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In his open letter to Congress, he argues such fears are overinflated, and that Americans ought to embrace AI with open arms.
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Like a good friend, Abbi welcomes Ilana into her home with open arms — as long as she's covered with plastic bags first.
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For retailers and brands that have spent decades perfecting the traditional brick-and-mortar experience, this shift isn't welcomed with open arms.
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" Opening up to PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue, Kufrin says she's welcoming the next chapter of her journey "with open arms.
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Today, its doors are open to the public, which welcomes the selection of imports from Argentina, Italy and Spain with open arms.
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But legalization is here and has largely been met with open arms and bongs, including on Twitter where people celebrated the news.
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And Fifteen is one of those places where you're welcomed with open arms, no matter what your background, to learn those things.
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I think from the WTA it sends the wrong message to young kids: 'cheat and we'll welcome you back with open arms'.
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Salvini said Libya had offered to take back the migrants aboard the Ocean Viking and said Open Arms should go to Spain.
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It is difficult to conceive how identity politics from the right will go along with the open arms multiculturalism of the Greens.
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When I first broke into Hollywood, he welcomed me with open arms and some very sage advice I'll forever take to heart.
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Her sister, Lisa, who was just two years older, welcomed her with open arms when she asked to move into her apartment.
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Counts was greeted with open arms from the very first camp he visited, Kiatmoo9, located in Takotapi District, Buriram Province, Isaan Region.
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Her eyes glistened as she smiled and, like the Queen USA that she is, turned to embrace her competition with open arms.
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Some have greeted the change with open arms, praising HHS for abandoning what Severino called the "outright hostility" of the Obama years.
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In 1980, her husband, Jimmy Carter, initially offered so-called open arms to tens of thousands of Cuban refugees — many fleeing communism.
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However, when you decide to come back (and you will come back), you'll be met with open arms like you never left.
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We are attempting to make contact with Joy and the family is ready to welcome her back with love and open arms.
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In the universities where I have studied and worked, students and faculty from all nationalities and religions are welcomed with open arms.
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There are some great fans of all the DC shows and they just welcomed me with open arms and that felt amazing.
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"All my teammates have supported me, welcomed me with open arms, a kid from Ohio coming down to the Bayou," Burrow said.
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After his resignation, which Pelosi had to be pressured into calling for, Filner was welcomed back into California politics with open arms.
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Were they to form a club, I'm sure Oma's Küche would welcome them with open arms and plenty of cold, German beer.
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The art world has responded with open arms; several major commissions and exhibitions in the UK and beyond are slated for 2016.
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So, I think from the WTA it sends the wrong message to young kids -- cheat and we'll welcome you back with open arms.
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No wonder his brother was overjoyed when Bitcha called him from the Open Arms on a phone he borrowed from a crew member.
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He agreed, and the couple sent out the card to family and friends, all of whom she said welcomed it with open arms.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are sharing their condolences with the grieving country of New Zealand, which recently welcomed them with open arms.
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In Italy, we tracked down Domenico Lucano, the mayor who welcomed refugees and migrants to the medieval village of Riace with open arms.
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ROME (Reuters) - Eight migrants died in the Mediterranean and 375 were rescued from small boats on Tuesday, aid group Proactiva Open Arms said.
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"We obviously welcome with open arms higher offers, but it's certainly not something we were expecting this late in the piece," he said.
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You need to have an open mind and open arms if you're going to recognize, and capitalize on, the opportunities that change creates.
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While there are few vacant spaces in Hawaii, landlords in Indianapolis, Indiana, would greet these pop-up stores with "open arms," Brown said.
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Yet, Reddit welcomed its alien overlords with open arms: The strip, posted to the popular subreddit r/funny, received more than 30,000 upvotes.
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Open Arms praised Sassoli's letter and called on Brussels to create a platform to distribute migrants among EU countries willing to accept them.
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They believed that the United States would offer them that life -- that the country formed by immigrants would welcome them with open arms.
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Immigrants who opt to return to Mexico will be welcomed with "open arms," Sada said, offering them assistance with work, finances and education.
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NGOs, including Save the Children, Proactiva Open Arms and SOS Mediterranee, have rejected the accusations, saying their only objective is to save lives.
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"Having another woman of color representing us is so important and I welcome her to the Capitol with open arms," the senator said.
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His pro-European credentials means he will not be welcomed with open arms by either of his coalition partners, which are both euroskeptical.
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Open Arms' founder Oscar Camps, speaking to reporters in Madrid, said the boat would now set sail for the Italian island of Lampedusa.
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Trump had repeatedly criticized Flake after the Arizona Senator wrote a book excoriating Trump and the GOP who welcomed him with open arms.
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Its owners, too, were ready to welcome the Tumblr diaspora with open arms, just as it welcomed the LJ diaspora a decade ago.
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"Thank you for welcoming me with open arms and for always bringing your A-game," she wrote in a memo obtained by Variety.
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"We are open arms, we are a nation that is extremely welcoming to different nationalities coming here and working and thriving," she said.
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He added that Sarah is no longer at the residential facility, but would be welcomed with open arms should she choose to return.
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If Clinton could harness the growing minority vote and welcome independent Georgians with open arms, she could come out on top in November.
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"It is tough to see any kind of new spending being welcomed with open arms on both sides of the aisle," he said.
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Should Sanders decide to vigorously campaign for Biden and bring his supporters into the larger fold, they would be welcomed with open arms.
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When she returned spring semester, we welcomed her back with open arms, stronger footing of our own, and gratitude for her improved health.
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Konrad navigates a community that's outwardly defined by inclusivity, open arms and no judgment, but he also finds it painfully exclusive and cliquey.
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" By contrast, he noted, "the people who welcomed him with open arms in India had benefited more from him than he from them.
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They were all quickly welcomed into the upper echelons of acting with open arms and given the award recognition that come with it.
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In 2015, the candidate came out for the first time in an op-ed, hoping Indiana would welcome the news with open arms.
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UAW said in February it will greet Tesla's Fremont, California, assembly plant workers with 'open arms' in a bid to unionize the factory.
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"We want to welcome Mr. Trump with open arms, but we don't want to burden our taxpayers disproportionally for these visits," he wrote.
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The family does tend to welcome ex-BFs with open arms -- so, this is probably more of a Disick sitch than anything else.
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"Rather than throw up roadblocks that prevent them from bringing their talent and ingenuity to our shores, we should welcome them with open arms."
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish charity Proactiva Open Arms has rescued 311 migrants in the Mediterranean sea off the coast of Libya, it said on Saturday.
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"I'm not afraid to date these guys and find the one who is the best fit for me — I welcome that with open arms."
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Photo: AdobeAdobe has embraced mobile photo editing with open arms, releasing robust apps like Lightroom for processing and perfecting your images on a phone.
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"It was designed to be welcoming and to draw people in like two open arms, to draw them into the heart of the church."
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The Open Arms ship, run by a Spanish charity of the same name, had rescued the migrants heading for Europe off the Libyan coast.
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Phishing seems like a problem that will be here for the long haul, so I welcome any tools to combat it with open arms.
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I'm not afraid to date these guys and find the one who is the best fit for me — I welcome that with open arms.
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Registered Democrats and Independents are leaving the Democrat Party in droves, & we are welcoming these voters to the Republican Party w/ wide open arms!
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Last week, Uber launched a self-driving pilot in Tempe, Arizona, where the state's governor has welcomed the law-skirting company with open arms.
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From police officers and rescue workers to waiters and bartenders to Uber and taxi drivers, we've been welcomed with open arms everywhere we've been.
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A three-city, 10-game road trip likely would be reason enough for a club to welcome its nine-game homestand with open arms.
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He is also a publicity hog: he appeared on "Strictly Come Dancing", a popular TV show, and has just published a novel, "Open Arms".
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For the most part, both regard the coincidence with a certain amount of levity, though you wouldn't say either embrace it with open arms.
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The shift toward vulnerable comedy hasn't fallen on deaf ears, as audiences have welcomed their favorite comics letting their guard down with open arms.
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Cities usually dread hosting college parties and losing downtown parking spots to commuter students, but Flint is welcoming several regional universities with open arms.
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And while Reid admits that acting alongside such A-list stars was intimidating at times, she says the women welcomed her with open arms.
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Sympathy is a remarkable debut, and with the arrival of such a novelist we can finally welcome our techno-dystopian future with open arms.
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The Southern Charm stars certainly haven't welcomed Ashley Jacobs back with open arms — but she does have one former cast member on her side.
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After eight years of opposing the Obama administration's labor and environmental regulations, the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) is welcoming Trump with open arms.
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The Department of Transportation should maintain its open-arms approach to autonomous vehicles, setting the example for states seeking guidance on this unfamiliar territory.
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" He reached out to Diaspora Ethiopians that his government will "welcome them with open arms" if they wish to return to help their country".
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The Barcelona-based NGO Open Arms said that 27 minors who had been authorized to leave the ship disembarked onto Italian coast guard boats.
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" Trump made his case to Sanders supporters after Clinton became the Democratic Party's presumptive nominee this week, saying he "welcomes them with open arms.
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It's not clear what Kavanaugh will say to the gathering of conservative legal activists, but it's almost certain he'll be welcomed with open arms.
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"We're certainly one of the few sharing-economy companies that were welcomed with open arms in all markets," Minson told Business Insider in April.
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They are on a mission to prove kind strangers do exist, and when they share their project, they are often welcomed with open arms.
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"We can confirm that Mr. Moran and others at Tesla have approached the UAW and we welcome them with open arms," the union said.
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Lamont lost, Lieberman spent the 2008 cycle campaigning for John McCain, and then he was welcomed back with open arms by the Democratic caucus.
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The fire houses welcomed Mobley with open arms, offering food and gifts as a thank you for documenting their work and hearing their stories.
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"Everyone was really excited during the royal wedding — Windsor welcomed visitors with open arms," said Luisa Lee, 39, a commercial director who lives locally.
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Not every WWE superstar is pissed about Gronk potentially joining the organization ... 'cause Bray Wyatt would welcome the newly retired NFLer with open arms!!
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The empty frames serve not only as reminders of the works that are gone; they look like open arms, waiting to welcome them back.
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It began on June 30, when Proactiva Open Arms, a search-and-rescue nongovernmental organization in Spain, spotted the dinghy in waters near Libya.
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Occupational segregation remains a formidable enemy to equal pay, and even when women do enter male-dominated fields, they aren't welcomed with open arms.
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"We would welcome him with open arms," said Peter Ciaccia, the president of events for New York Road Runners, the organizers of the race.
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"Until I met them, I couldn't imagine that they just had open arms toward my child," she said of her son's future in-laws.
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Still, she's not exactly running back with open arms... "I don't know [if I'd be the Bachelorette again]!" she told Entertainment Tonight in January.
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"Voters are making a mass exodus from that party, and we are welcoming them to the Republican Party with wide-open arms," Trump said.
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But they're ready now, and they are welcoming the reign of a new queen of pop music with open arms and cranked-up speakers.
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Or the pool parties her mother hosted at their home, where she always put out a good spread and welcomed everyone with open arms.
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The Italians replied with a blank email containing an attachment of Mr. Salvini's new security law, Veronica Alfonsi, a spokeswoman for Open Arms, said.
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It's also where I found my sense of worth as an entertainer because they accept you with open arms about being different and unique.
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One interesting wrinkle in this story is whether all the candidates who stand to benefit from Bloomberg's munificence will embrace it with open arms.
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It was also received with open arms and hopeful hearts by those of us most focused on Israel as a top election priority. JewsChooseTrump.
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The Italians replied with a blank email containing an attachment of Mr. Salvini's new security law, Veronica Alfonsi, a spokeswoman for Open Arms, said.
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The group, Proactiva Open Arms, found the two bodies amid the remains of a destroyed migrant boat about 80 miles off the coast of Libya.
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Davos may not have welcomed Brazil's newly-elected president with open arms, but the world's business elite are cautiously optimistic about his plans for reform.
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The CW, meanwhile, is obviously welcoming this newest addition to its vast superhero lineup with open arms, as it is more than a natural fit.
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The Astral departed Malta early Thursday to join the Open Arms rescue ship already in the search and rescue zone off the coast of Libya.
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"The Gulf region has a lot of money and if they want to invest in Somalia we welcome them with open arms," he told Reuters.
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Proactiva Open Arms says in a tweet Sunday that Italy is seeking to have the Libyan coast guard force the migrants back to North Africa.
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While welcoming Spain's latest move, Salvini's political rival Danilo Toninelli said he hoped Madrid would now commit to stop Open Arms' activity in the future.
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Some countries like China have come down hard on the nascent industries while others, mainly small nations and territories have welcomed it with open arms.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Japan would welcome Britain "with open arms" into a Trans Pacific trade pact, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told the Financial Times on Sunday.
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Members of Spanish nongovernmental organization Proactiva Open Arms rescue a woman in the Mediterranean Sea about 85 miles off the Libyan coast on July 17.
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Even as some civic groups welcomed the caravan with open arms, social media helped amplify the voices of people expressing hostility toward the migrant caravan.
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The upset led to claims that Kyrgios was "the future of tennis," which, as it turns out, isn't a role he embraces with open arms.
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The 911 tapes seem to push O.J. to a new level of understanding how much trouble he's in, and he welcomes Cochran with open arms.
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By ushering in streams with open arms, the recording industry's main players may end up inadvertently inspiring us to see beyond their position of dominance.
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Thousands have drowned and boats like the Open Arms, a retired 36-metre tugboat built in 1973, have taken up the task of offering rescue.
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In a Twitter post, Italy's interior minister denied that the country had refused to let Open Arms dock with Josepha and the bodies on board.
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Inside, Jayme was greeted by a room full of her family members, who'd all gathered there to welcome the kidnapped teen home with open arms.
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He waved a rainbow pride flag at a campaign rally in Colorado, and welcomed Caitlyn Jenner -- quite literally with open arms -- at his inaugural celebration.
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However, if the U.S. team would like to come to my local mall and perform, I'd welcome them with open arms (and many supporting mats).
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"Dear Students, Study Metro invites you with open arms to make avail of the spot admission and I20 program on 31st Jan 2016," it adds.
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Hollywood star Richard Gere visited the Open Arms last week and urged the Italian government to stop "demonising people" and allow the boat to disembark.
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Still, world markets didn't receive the petro with open arms, as doubt was cast on the government's claim that it's backed by Venezuelan oil reserves.
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Groups such as Proactiva Open Arms and Doctors Without Borders helped save about 3,000 people who had been traveling in some 20 small wooden boats.
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His pro-European credentials means he will not be welcomed with open arms by either the League or Brothers of Italy, which are both euroskeptical.
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Fidel Castro had welcomed the Soviets and their subsidies with open arms, quickly turning Cuba into a puppet of the Kremlin, dependent on its largesse.
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Maria burst into the church with a brilliant smile and open arms, proud to show off her new Greek phrase to her new friends. Ouch.
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We just assume, because we're the great white global sheriffs, that other countries are happy to see us and welcome us in with open arms.
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As wealthy New Yorkers flee the city to practice social distancing in the Hamptons, they aren't exactly being welcomed with open arms by the locals.
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"Accepting refugees with open arms — giving without keeping score — is who we are as Americans," tweeted Representative Pramila Jayapal, Democrat of Washington, herself an immigrant.
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Despite the possibility that his stardom may disrupt locals' quiet lives, the source says neighbors are welcoming his family to the state with open arms.
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It was this community of loving, passionate people who accepted me with open arms when I came out as transgender at the age of 25.
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"Millennials are just not embracing wine with open arms compared to previous generations," Brandy Rand, IWSR's chief operating officer for the Americas, told the Journal.
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Given the hyper partisan nature of this impeachment against Trump, McConnell's offer for the Clinton rules should have been greeted by Democrats with open arms.
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While he said that he currently has no interest in returning to the company, he believes that he would be welcomed back with open arms.
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Members of the Spanish NGO Proactiva Open Arms rescue a woman in the Mediterranean Sea about 85 miles off the Libyan coast, July 17, 2018.
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Search and rescue operations were carried out by the Coast Guard and two boats operated by NGOs Sea Watch and Proactiva Open Arms, it added.
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Anyone who has seen the film "Gangs of New York" knows that Catholics weren't greeted with open arms by Protestants who had arrived even earlier.
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Chief executive of cosmetics giant L'Oreal Jean-Paul Agon welcomes digitalization with open arms, telling CNBC that he remains optimistic on what technology can bring.
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What also worries me is the message this sends to the refugees who have been for the most part welcomed into Germany with open arms.
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European leaders, however, have been largely unsympathetic to the Catalan push for independence, and Belgian leaders did not exactly welcome the separatists with open arms.
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"We are welcoming with open arms blockchain technology to Puerto Rico because we know there is a huge potential for the island," Laboy told CNBC.
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The president of the United States and his government has broadcast the message far and wide: America is no longer greeting refugees with open arms.
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However, when it comes to the celebration for her soon-to-be-born royal baby, it's the Big Apple that has welcomed Meghan with open arms.
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Either way, Amazon's private-label momentum should already spook established consumer brands watching customers trickle online, where Amazon greets them with open arms and low prices.
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The Open Arms has already been denied a request to make port in Malta to resupply, and a similar request to Italy has not been answered.
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Iran has been eager to show it is receiving the athletes with open arms despite the souring of relations since the Trump administration has assumed office.
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There are some we wouldn't mind skipping over completely (oy, the unicorns), and others we'd welcome back with open arms (give us all the hair clips).
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"Iranians have hosted various nations and ethnic groups with open arms, especially the Poles," Hossein Entezami, head of the Cinema Organization of Iran, said on Twitter.
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" She adds, "I am physically so ready to meet our angel, and we are sitting back with anticipation and open arms ready for our little Anthony.
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The one glimmer of light they found was the Open Arms Healthcare Center, which fights the HIV crises in Jackson by treating 165 people a day.
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At Open Arms, we provide health services that include screening for HIV, primary care, and we offer prophylactics in a setting that patients can feel comfortable.
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"Even in moments of difficulty and crisis, like we're going through now, we have to welcome refugees with open arms," President Rousseff had declared last September.
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There are the beauty trends that most everyone welcomes with open arms, like dewy highlighter, lush, velvety-looking lip color, and easy-to-wear monochromatic makeup.
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" The school added: "While this young woman is no longer at Heartlight, should she ever personally choose to return, we could welcome her with open arms.
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I even picked up where I left off in my old apartment — it was still on the market and my landlord welcomed me with open arms.
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But just a month after the FCC's repeal of net neutrality, of which Pai was champion, the conference probably wouldn't have welcomed him with open arms.
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Camps also accused Italy and Malta of refusing to let Open Arms dock after the rescue, forcing it to make a much longer journey to Spain.
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For starters, white people need to get on board, and those of us who care about diversity and inclusion need to welcome them with open arms.
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We welcome people with open arms from all around the world, and we remember things about the people who can only stop by once a month.
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Those just joining this country, as well as those whose families have been part of it for generations, should encounter open arms, not an accusatory finger.
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Urging cooperation and "open arms" during his remarks, he conveniently neglected to mention the plight of thousands of Haitian migrants arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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As the fervent audience awaited her with open arms, she leaped from the stage with an eagerness that seemed to have been building for 15 years.
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Our veterans have given us everything and more – the very least we can do is welcome them home with open arms and ample opportunities for employment.
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Spanish aid group Proactiva Open Arms said the passengers its ship brought to the port of Algeciras were picked up off the Libyan coast on Aug.
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Prisoner is out on February 17th, so if someone cuts you up next Valentine's Day, Adams is going to be there for you with open arms.
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It's to KnapNok's huge credit that when other developers were turned off by its strange little quirks, this tiny Danish studio greeted them with open arms.
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Jill (Duggar) Dillard and her husband Derick have returned to Arkansas for a short Stateside stay and were welcomed with open arms at their local airport.
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The Open Arms, which has rescued some 160 people in the last two weeks, faced rough weather on Wednesday with storms forecast later in the evening.
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Salvini issued a statement on Saturday reiterating that Open Arms could have taken the migrants to Spain and that it was to blame for their plight.
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Sometimes it can be hard, especially in Texas and on the West Coast, but we have people who are able to welcome us with open arms.
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His poll numbers plummeted amid the release of a book in which he castigated his own party for its willingness to welcome Trump with open arms.
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If you're not sick of '80s teen movie nostalgia, Amazon's original series Red Oaks is ready to welcome you with open arms and a stacked soundtrack.
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A newcomer to the writing staff (Mindy Kaling, also the movie's screenwriter) has ideas about the show, but they are welcomed with less than open arms.
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" In a tweet with a snapshot of the signed letter, Hunter Pollack wrote, "Thank you @realdonaldtrump for opening the Whitehouse to my family with open arms .
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This White House's plan to drastically reduce the number of EPA scientists, engineers and lawyers, welcomes with open arms those polluters, previously busted by federal regulators.
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The migrants, mostly from Central and Western Africa, were found crammed in a dinghy whose engine had broken down, according to Open Arms spokeswoman Laura Lanuza.
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With nations such as the UK waiting with open arms, we should not be surprised when companies take their operations, and all the consequent benefits, abroad.
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Most experts still deem it unlikely that all current CPTPP members will welcome the U.S. back with open arms, especially if the president makes tough demands.
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"General Dostum accepted him with open arms," said Najibullah Hashemi, a spokesman for General Dostum, adding that Mr. Qaisari had apologized for opposing his former mentor.
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But punting the issue to his successor, especially if it's Hillary Clinton, would risk thrusting upon her the bad optics of welcoming lobbyists with open arms.
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What that means is that blockchain and digital assets will no longer be a curiosity of the mainstream investing world, they'll be adopted with open arms.
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For those who catch the holy ghost listening to Kanye West's "Ultralight Beam," they are met with open arms by the likeminded congregants at Trap Karaoke.
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"If they'd welcomed him with open arms, he could have decimated the entire tribe," said Grig, who has spent more than 20 years researching the Andaman Islands.
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Her popularity has plummeted as Germans have soured on an open-arms approach that saw more than a million asylum seekers arrive in Germany last year alone.
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The 87 people were rescued from an inflatable raft which was floating directionless with a broken motor in the open sea on August 2, Open Arms said.
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Nearly one month after Reese Witherspoon celebrated her 43rd birthday, the superstar actress is opening up about getting older — and why she's embracing it with open arms.
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Image 2 of 2 ABOARD THE OPEN ARMS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA – Izzeddin al-Ghalban&aposs first attempt to reach Europe ended when the boat engine died.
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We wholeheartedly support Wendy in this decision to take the time she needs and we will welcome her back with open arms the moment she is ready.
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"Justin Timberlake is welcomed back with open arms by the NFL to perform the SuperBowl but Janet Jackson was blackballed," another user wrote, accompanied by a GIF.
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"....The Radical Left always seems to have an Open Borders, Open Arms policy – so this should make them very happy!" the president wrote in a second tweet.
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Toninelli said Italy had offered to accompany Open Arms to Spain, provide support, and transfer part of the migrants to one of its vessels for the trip.
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Asked if the ship would try and enter the port without permission, Open Arms' head of mission in Lampedusa, Riccardo Gatti, replied: "Yes it is an option".
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Millions of other viewers and me welcomed Arnold, and her classic clapbacks, into our homes with open arms and would continue to do so for two decades.
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To all of those Bernie Sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of superdelegates, we welcome you with open arms.
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"So this just happened," the Olympic gold medalist captioned a photo of her gorgeous diamond ring with her new fiancé standing with open arms in the background.
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Since welcoming the regulation of Initial Coin Offerings with open arms, Zug, the Swiss Canton just outside of Zurich, has come to be known as "Crypto Valley".
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"There are some very, very good people who help us a lot with open arms," Yeraldine, who settled in Iowa 14 years ago, said of the community.
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As we reported ... the NFL decided not to suspend Hill over the claims made in the disturbing audio, and the Chiefs welcomed him back with open arms.
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Spanish NGO Proactiva Open Arms, which has been assisting the boat and migrants aboard, said it would not have been safe if they were returned to Libya.
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Demand of your school, demand your administration to have a mechanism to greet with open arms women who have been assaulted or assert that they've been assaulted.
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Hackers may be a menace and in some cases responsible for unleashing global chaos, but the U.S. Air Force is embracing some of them with open arms.
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News of a possible resolution to the trade conflict was greeted with open arms as financial markets in the United States and China have risen in tandem.
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Salvini, who heads the League party that forms part of the coalition, issued an emergency order to prevent Open Arms arriving at the Italian island of Lampedusa.
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"We are living an unbearable agony on board," Open Arms said on Twitter, posting a video of people lying close together on the deck, swaddled in blankets.
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This 96533-minute show tells the story of the Statue of Liberty, which, like many a newcomer to American shores, was not exactly welcomed with open arms.
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This 308-minute show tells the story of the Statue of Liberty, which, like many a newcomer to American shores, was not exactly welcomed with open arms.
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This 80-minute show tells the story of the Statue of Liberty, which, like many a newcomer to American shores, was not exactly welcomed with open arms.
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Mr. Capriles looked over at his little girl, who was gingerly stepping around scattered blankets on the floor toward the open arms of one of his cousins.
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EUROPE MIGRANT CRISIS So much for a warm welcome: Some places in Europe have welcomed refugees from the Middle East and North Africa with open arms. Others?
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She has yet to so much as set foot in Westeros — where people are probably not too keen on welcoming a foreign, female conqueror with open arms.
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Though I think it will result in less options for consumers, I think we should suck it up and welcome Uber's exit from London with open arms.
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Meanwhile Spanish charity ships Open Arms and Aita Mari rescued more than 140 migrants from rafts off the Libyan coast last week and transported them to Italy.
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Meanwhile Spanish charity ships Open Arms and Aita Mari rescued more than 140 migrants from rafts off the Libyan coast last week and transported them to Italy.
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As public colleges burst at the seams, students unable to enroll in the classes they needed flooded into for-profit institutions, which welcomed them with open arms.
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Since then, with the help of her pawrents Matthew Hoyle and Cass DiMicco, Pepperoni has discovered a slew of trendy restaurants that welcome her with open arms.
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He was picked up by a rescue ship operated by humanitarian organization Proactiva Open Arms, one of 695 migrants it rescued in the space of a week.
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The Spanish government said Proactiva's Open Arms ship, currently around 75 nautical miles from the coast of Sicily, could dock at the port of Palma de Mallorca.
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Reality: Your office crush shows up with his or her smoking hot new S.O., leaving you to wallow (alone) in the open arms of the open bar.
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Open Arms Mission Chief Ricardo Gatti, who is onboad the ship, said the organization has requested to land in Italy and Malta but has been denied permission.
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The Golfo Azzurro, operated by Spanish humanitarian organization Proactiva Open Arms, was repeatedly contacted by a Libyan coastguard vessel, according to radio transmissions heard by the photographer.
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He followed the action on the radio and wanted to be the first one there with open arms and to listen as I processed through my shock.
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But the Met, too, has experienced AR invasions, such as one project that animated Van Gogh's First Steps, after Millet, and Tallon welcomes those augmentations with open arms.
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Target, for its part, seemed to welcome the couple with open arms, sharing a photo on its Twitter page after Lindsey posted it to Instagram earlier this week.
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Friday between European military and Libyan coast guard giving details of a rubber boat in distress with 100 migrants onboard, said Open Arms head of mission Ricardo Canardo.
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On Saturday Salvini contended on Twitter that the Open Arms had taken on the migrants before a Libyan motorboat, in Libya&aposs search-and-rescue zone, could intervene.
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As widespread strikes over labor market reforms in OECD-member France currently show, reform is not always easy for governments or greeted with open arms by the public.
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If we really want to reverse our country's downward trajectory in the world's competitive ranking, we need to embrace robots — and all forms of automation — with open arms.
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"We have exhausted physically, morally and technically the few resources that this organization has in this moment," Open Arms' director and founder, Oscar Camps, told Reuters on Monday.
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With the DIY sphere's strong sense of community comes an open arms attitude to collaboration, an attitude that Ahsan feels is otherwise lacking in regular methods of publication.
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The Golfo Azzurro ship operated by Spanish humanitarian organisation Proactiva Open Arms was repeatedly contacted by a Libyan coastguard vessel, according to radio transmissions heard by the photographer.
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" Brittany Fogarty, who appears in this season of Mob Wives, tells PEOPLE that they "just both clicked" upon meeting: "She welcomed me with open arms into the group.
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"The notion is that if you want to welcome me with open arms, I'm afraid you're also going to have to welcome me with open legs," he said.
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Madonna (duh) not only embraced the theme with open arms—full headpiece, crucifixes everywhere—but also surprised guests with performances on the night, complete with another costume change.
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Rudy, a 3-year-old orange monster, is Abby Cadabby's stepbrother — and although the two are different (Abby is a fairy) they accept each other with open arms.
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The star of the episode, though, is Golden Brooks, who takes her daughter back into her home with open arms after Fauna discovers the truth of her birth.
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Next time out, you can be the bully on the block, preach the gospel to the rest of the world or welcome the world's tourists with open arms.
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Someone who spent their entire morning social media stalking a former a cappella group member probably isn't in the right headspace to welcome baby news with open arms.
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Spanish public broadcaster TVE, who are present on the Open Arms, interviewed a migrant, who said they would only really rejoice once they will have reached the shore.
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The Open Arms boat was allowed into Italian waters on Thursday after an administrative court in Rome overruled a ban on its entering that Salvini had previously imposed.
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If these provinces did seriously push for separation, and they were willing to entertain the invite, the United States would be smart to welcome them with open arms.
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Barcelona mayor Ada Colau said Spain must continue to accept migrants and make permanent the reception infrastructure put in place for the arrival of the Open Arms boat.
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"Many of them haven't seen the sea in their whole lives," said Laura Lanuza, a spokeswoman for Proactiva Open Arms, a Spanish aid group that operates the Astral.
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With 22016chan still offline and its owner subpoenaed to appear before Congress, its former users are looking for new homes, and Gab is welcoming them with open arms.
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"We are all waiting for her with open arms," the woman's aunt, Adriana Moyano, said during a press conference Thursday in the South American nation's capital, Buenos Aires.
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Rugby extends beyond welcoming queer women with open arms—players stress that ruggers actively urge their teammates to reach their full potential both on and off the pitch.
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"The idea that Burma will now welcome them back to their smoldering villages with open arms is laughable," said Bill Frelick, refugee rights director at Human Rights Watch.
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While his time at Real was defined by media sniping, megalomaniacal egos and the incessant booing of their joyless fans, he's been welcomed in Newcastle with open arms.
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After being welcomed into the house of prayer with open arms by those in attendance, the attacker then turned on them out of his hatred toward African Americans.
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When the seasons shift, so does our mood, and we can't wait to welcome spring both with open arms and new outfits — starting with a seasonally appropriate jacket.
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Denied a dock by Italy and Malta — most of Europe has cracked down on migrants crossing the Mediterranean — Proactiva Open Arms secured a port of entry in Barcelona.
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Mr. Trump's populism appeals to voters who fled the Democratic Party in protest of civil rights and voting-rights legislation into the open arms of the Republican Party.
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A week later, the Arizona governor, Doug Ducey, who had initially welcomed Uber's autonomous vehicle project with open arms, ordered the company to suspend testing in the state.
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"If you're not truly happy where you are, we stand with open arms to take you from Virginia or anywhere where you may be," West Virginia Republican Gov.
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"At the time we met, I was at a rough place when it came to my family, and his family came to me with open arms," she said.
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"The city of Atlanta has welcomed me with open arms," Young, who finished second in NBA Rookie of the Year voting for 2019, said in the Wednesday statement.
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With President Donald Trump set to arrive in the U.K. Thursday, he will no doubt be welcomed with open arms by a handful of loyal supporters and allies.
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LA has given me open arms, in many ways, to lay out a path of opportunities for me to share my expression and support me for doing so.
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"I think it's really important if you're going to have your name on anything that you're hospitable, you're inclusive, you're open arms to everyone that comes," she continued.
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The denizens of Twitter, worn and wearied by a heavy week of soul-crushing Kavanaugh news, welcomed the blunder with open arms and, naturally, had a field day.
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Proactiva Open Arms director Oscar Camps said the two women and the toddler had refused to board Libyan vessels with the rest of the migrants and were left behind.
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It's understandable, considering that the lingerie industry's behemoth Victoria Secret was founded by a man with the initial intention of welcoming them with open arms to a lingerie store.
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The Trumps weren't exactly met with open arms during this visit to Aspen, situated in Pitkin County where just 24% of residents voted for Trump in the 2016 election.
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When Open Arms called the Maritime Rescue Coordination Center in Rome to offer help, officials said the Libyan coastguard had the situation covered and that no assistance was needed.
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The Open Arms docking in Barcelona was followed closely by the Astral, a sister boat run by the same organization where four European Parliament lawmakers witnessed the rescue operation.
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The trailer seems like a good sign that Bungie is looking to correct both those issues and embracing the sci-fi wackiness with open arms in the upcoming sequel.
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The Ghanaian woman gave birth right after being rescued by members of the Spanish NGO ProActiva Open Arms while trying to cross the Mediterranean Sea from Libya to Italy.
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"To all of those Bernie Sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of superdelegates, we welcome you with open arms," Trump declared.
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She wore a lemon yellow T-shirt emblazoned top to bottom: THIS SHOULD BE MY SON The crowd roared, Patricia smiled, blew a kiss, and raised her open arms.
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When a bare-chested Putin (played by cast member Beck Bennet) comes down Trump's chimney bearing gifts — and giving out lots of compliments — Trump welcomes him with open arms.
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If you're not running into the open arms of Apple for your photo management needs, Flickr is still worth considering, and Microsoft's OneDrive will do the basics as well.
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For most in-the-know writers, it will come as no surprise that they were largely self-funded books – something that we, as #groundup feminists, welcomed with open arms.
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It is unclear whether the new twins will actually be girls, but we're sure members of the Beyhive would welcome a Destiny's Child: The Next Generation with open arms.
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Paul McCartney was welcomed with open arms Thursday night at Madeo restaurant in WeHo ... but it didn't hurt he was dining with Jimmy Fallon, Martin Short and Lorne Michaels.
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The festival is just beginning, and the Funboy x Smashbox Float Into the Desert party is welcoming invited guests with open arms to join them poolside to cool down.
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" With the investigation in its second week, Anthony says he remains hopeful and will welcome his daughter back with open arms: "It will be a day we'll be rejoicing.
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According to one Christian Science Monitor report, 3,000 African Americans and Afro-Caribbeans have taken advantage of Ghana's open-arms policy for transplants with African heritage in recent years.
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Clinton "needs to approach those folks with open arms, but there is a truth-telling, reality element of this that he may be better suited for," Mr. Axelrod added.
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So while Sharapova's might get a lukewarm welcome in the locker room there is no question the money men will welcome her back with open arms, not least Porsche.
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When the toddler saw him on a cell phone screen, the boy rushed with open arms to hug Villatoro -- and abruptly learned his father couldn't hug him via video.
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It's a headlong dive into sickly synthesizers, black metal rot, and strangled post-punk vocals, with a lyric sheet that welcomes sickness, death, and the void with open arms.
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The family settled with the Justice Department in the face of evidence that black applicants were told units were not available even as whites were welcomed with open arms.
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With Kraft Heinz's cost-cutting reputation and a fumbled bid for Unilever, industry analysts wonder whether it may have difficulty finding a company to welcome it with open arms.
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In Newnan, she was met with both open arms and some suspicion — she was a white liberal from the North who had not spent much time in the South.
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John Damgard, who has owned a house on the block since 1971, said his new neighbors could expect to be welcomed "with open arms," even by the neighborhood's Democrats.
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Open Arms mission chief Ricardo Gati said that while the rescue took place near the Libyan town of Zawiya, the NGO was seeking to disembark at a European port.
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Instead of welcoming the announcement with open arms, the State of California ordered Uber to cease autonomous operations until such time as Uber could comply with California's regulatory scheme.
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Proactiva Open Arms operates between Libya and southern Europe in a mission aimed at aiding migrants who have found themselves in trouble attempting to cross the sea from north Africa.
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Steve Perry hasn't performed with Journey since 1991 but he'll be greeted with open arms Friday night as the band is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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Since entering the presidential campaign in 2015 and right through to present day, Trump has embraced a variety of conspiracy theories with open arms and even spun off his own.
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A sympathetic Israel welcomed them with open arms, though rabbis had long debated whether the Beta Israel, as they are known, were really Jewish (and therefore eligible for Israeli citizenship).
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It was just him asking Jesus and, perhaps, those at Coachella and watching on YouTube to save him from the old Kanye and welcome this new Kanye with open arms.
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Astral Captain Riccardo Gatti on Friday questioned the professionalism of the Libyan coast guard, saying that they have never responded to sister ship Open Arms&apos requests to offer rescue.
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The players welcomed me with open arms and patiently guided me through every drill so I was able to quickly pick up their skills (to the best of my ability).
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Five EU states agreed on Wednesday to take in scores of migrants stranded for weeks on board the crowded rescue ship Open Arms, ending a prolonged stand-off with Rome.
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But the Spanish navy is only due to reach Lampedusa in three days and Open Arms repeatedly said that the situation on board was desperate and some migrants were suicidal.
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Around 100 migrants were stranded off Italy for almost three weeks on the Open Arms until a prosecutor intervened and ordered them brought ashore against Interior Minister Matteo Salvini's wishes.
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Latin American countries initially greeted Venezuelans with open arms as they have other neighbors fleeing social and political unrest, offering them work permits and access to schools in some cases.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's Transport Minister has welcomed Spain's decision to send its navy to pick up migrants on board the Open Arms charity ship and take them to Spanish shores.
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When Fine first launched Dame Products with co-founder Janet Lieberman, she assumed the world would welcome their company, and its thoughtfully designed hands-free clitoral vibrator, with open arms.
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Open arms Serena, meanwhile, has been heartened by how welcoming Sao Vicente (a small, 88-sqaure mile island that makes up part of Cape Varde) is to the LGBT community.
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So whatever SoulCycle you are in, it's its own community, It's got its own devotes, it's got its own front desk staff, it's going to welcome you with open arms.
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Two weeks after arriving in Vancouver as one of thousands of Syrians to find refuge in Canada's open arms, Shahadi al-Rady found himself in a cloud of pepper spray.
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A day before taking on Croatia in their Group D opener in Kaliningrad, Nigeria captain John Obi Mikel, however, said his team has been welcomed to Russia with open arms.
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WWE legend Booker T says Hulk Hogan deserves a 2nd chance in the WWE after his n-word scandal ... and tells TMZ Sports he'd welcome Hogan back with open arms.
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No longer will the White House actually feel like a home — the People's House, with a warm and loving family standing at the door to welcome us with open arms.
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Let's face it, the Olympics may not be for everybody, but at least there's The Walking Dead to welcome you back with open arms once the Winter Games are over.
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Kristaps Porzingis is already getting love in his new town ... 'cause Emmitt Smith is welcoming him to Dallas with open arms ... telling TMZ Sports he's stoked for the blockbuster trade!!
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The boat operated by Spanish aid group Proactiva Open Arms is delivering what it says are mostly Sudanese war refugees it picked up off the Libyan coast on Aug. 2.
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Perhaps the welcoming of Soundcloud rappers with open arms says more about the transformation of attitudes within the fashion industry more than anything else, but realistically, the details are interchangeable.
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The Open Arms charity had said earlier on Sunday the vessel could not go to Algeciras as it was a long trip that would risk the wellbeing of the migrants.
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Not only was there strong support from the state and city governments, but colleagues at Stratford's award-winning Two-Roads Brewing Co. also welcomed the new arrival with open arms.
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And one of the interesting things is, the gay community accepts [drag queens] with open arms, but in the process of doing that, they treat them like men do women.
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Many of the fears felt by conservatives are treated like total nonsense — as if no crisis migrant has ever been welcomed with open arms then launched a devastating terrorist attack.
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In February, the runways proved that miniskirts are making a comeback — and with warmer weather in full bloom, we're officially welcoming this thigh-grazing trend with open arms (er, legs?).
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Much like George Orwell before him, Johan Cruyff was an outsider who had adopted Catalonia's fight for self-assertion as his own, and Catalonia welcomed him with open arms accordingly.
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Lamont lost, Lieberman went back to the Senate, he spent the 2008 cycle campaigning for John McCain, and after that was welcomed back with open arms by the Democratic caucus.
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Some Willard residents complained that Hispanic workers did not deserve any special treatment, and that those without papers ought to be met not with open arms, but rather with handcuffs.
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"It's humbling to be able to stand every single night at the restaurant that we dreamed of, welcoming guests with open arms just the way we always intended," Jen says.
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Under international law, if an NGO like ours, Proactiva Open Arms, finds refugees in international waters, it must transport them to the nearest safe port, which used to be Italy.
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Perhaps it was the unvarnished magic of a workshop performance, but it would have taken a heart of stone not to indulge Louis, and repay his vulnerability with open arms.
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Proactiva Open Arms said it recovered the bodies of a woman and a young boy along with one surviving woman in a wrecked boat in the central Mediterranean on Tuesday.
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For its part, Concacaf would doubtless welcome big ticket draws like Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Argentina with open arms, as the USA did this summer with the Copa America Centenario.
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She says he welcomed her with open arms when she joined the well-established show, took her under his wing and made her feel like part of his TV family.
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Proactiva Open Arms and Doctors Without Borders were among the groups involved in the rescue, which took place 13 miles north of the Libyan town of Sabratha, the Associated Press reports.
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ALGECIRAS, Spain (Reuters) - Spanish rescue boat Open Arms arrived in the southern port of Algeciras on Thursday with 6773 migrants the crew said they had rescued off the coast of Libya.
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A rescue boat operated by Spanish aid group Proactiva Open Arms had found the Cameroonian woman along with the bodies of a toddler boy and another woman in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Spain's Socialist government accepted the Acquarius NGO boat last year following a similar standoff but has since hardened its position, saying that the Open Arms should look for a closer port.
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The Open Arms rescue ship completed a four-day journey to Barcelona, in northeastern Spain, after it saved 60 people Saturday from a rubber boat floating in waters north of Libya.
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Leaving its digital doors wide open to criminals apparently wasn't enough for the credit reporting agency, as it's now sending hack victims directly into the open arms of unknown internet pranksters.
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Anderson made her European debut at London's Wigmore Hall, where she was received with open arms, and spent the next five years touring Europe, where she blossomed into a marquee name.
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Not only did she celebrate a momentous marriage anniversary, but she also toasted to her milestone 50th birthday over the weekend, ringing it in with "open arms and gratitude," she says.
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"I hope that Spain answers our appeal and commits to stopping Open Arms in the future with the means and in the ways it deems right," Toninelli said in a statement.
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" It's not human nature, it's what they made you," Isabel coos on the album's title-track, offering open arms to "The Witch"—a typically knobbly-fingered, haggard and vilified female figure.
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Amazon will very likely exacerbate those issues for years to come, and, rather than being welcomed with open arms, has found itself the focus of community pushback as the transformation begins.
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But Liziane says she'll be welcomed with open arms at the parade next month, when she's decked out in a super glitzy costume ... samba-ing within an inch of her life.
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I spent 29 days taking pictures on the flagship rescue boat of Spanish charity Proactiva Open Arms as it patrolled the designated Search and Rescue zone off the coast of Libya.
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Philip has his own reasons for being upset, mainly that the palace is welcoming Tony with open arms after resisting Philip's marriage to the Queen, even though he ranks much higher.
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But if fast-fashion is any indication, this trend is finally hitting the mainstream — and it might just be time to embrace cobalt blue or floral-clad legs with open arms.
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And at their best, cutecoms really do offer viewers an alternate place to visit every week, a reality where your TV friends are always ready to welcome you with open arms.
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But there are many other ways to stand up, and your group is out there, waiting for you with open arms, a T-shirt, and a list of things to do.
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While President Obama's heartwarming rhetoric urges the international community to greet refugees with open arms, his words ring hollow for the Haitian people displaced as a direct result of U.S. policies.
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The boat operated by Spanish aid group Proactiva Open Arms brought what it said were mostly Sudanese war refugees, including 12 minors, picked up off the Libyan coast on Aug. 2.
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Instead of picking up the uber-cheap team option on Solomon Hill's rookie-scale contract, Bird let him walk into New Orleans' open arms on a four-year, $48 million contract.
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It would be a crying shame -- to say the least -- if, for whatever reason, we turned off our beacon to the world, refusing to welcome those in distress with open arms.
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The charity vessel Open Arms had appealed to the court to let it come to Italy, saying international maritime law meant it had a right to bring the migrants to safety.
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"For days, Open Arms remained in Libyan and Maltese waters, interfering with other rescue operations, and systematically collected people with the political objective of bringing them to Italy," the ministry said.
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Days before the new year, families undertake a total home purge, scrubbing down every nook and cranny in hopes of sweeping out bad luck and welcoming the future with open arms.
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The Barcelona Maritime Authority, in a letter seen by Reuters, said the charity Proactiva Open Arms had violated international agreements that rescued migrants should be taken to the closest port available.
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Open Arms, which operates in the waters between southern Europe and Libya, has previously traveled to Spain to disembark migrants after being refused permission to do so in Italy and Malta.
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Open Arms will not be granted permission to resume rescue operations "until an agreement with the authorities of the relevant SAR [search and rescue] zones is in place," the letter continued.
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Mr. Faymann's waffling on the refugee issue is blamed for his demise: He first stood firmly with German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Europe's moral duty to welcome refugees with open arms.
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And Sanders is absolutely right in calling on the Democratic Party to welcome his supporters with open arms, as many Democrats are now doing — and the more they do, the better.
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"To all of those Bernie Sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of superdelegates, we welcome you with open arms," he said on Tuesday.
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As a result, advertisers are welcoming Amazon with open arms, with one media buyer saying some of its consumer packaged goods clients already spend more on Amazon search ads than Google.
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Told that I was a writer interested in Chinese culture, the bride and groom welcomed me with open arms and let me follow their bridal party around for the entire day.
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"Over the past six years almost every single person in the city has embraced me with open arms," Subban, adorned in a striking three-piece magenta suit, told the gala crowd.
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Proactiva Open Arms, one of several groups operating in the area, said it was notified that an inflatable boat was sinking early on Thursday and found another going down shortly afterwards.
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He's unfazed by his "nerd alert" status and chooses to embrace new discoveries with open arms — a stark contrast to Ben, who becomes a killjoy once he's separated from his pack.
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Since the 22019 crisis, European governments have frequently stopped the nongovernmental rescue organizations that patrol the southern Mediterranean — like the Spanish ship, Open Arms — from taking rescued migrants to European ports.
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Since the 22019 crisis, European governments have frequently stopped the nongovernmental rescue organizations that patrol the southern Mediterranean — like the Spanish ship, Open Arms — from taking rescued migrants to European ports.
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OXON HILL, Md. — A year ago, attendees at the Conservative Political Action Conference, the annual jamboree of the political right, were greeted by Big Tech with open arms and open bars.
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"They are welcomed back with open arms, and I think as exhilarating and consuming as a campaign can be, you're not getting done anything in the public policy realm," said Sen.
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Rick Perry While the Texas governor had eviscerated Trump as a "cancer" on conservatism before dropping out of the race, but he's since come around to welcome Trump with open arms.
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Many of the efforts from Mr. Plank, a former football player for the University of Maryland who founded Under Armour in 211, have been greeted with open arms from the community.
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So our desperate great- and great-great grandparents came in droves from Italy, spurred on by industrial barons in need of cheap labor who welcomed them with open arms to America.
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No father in his right mind (if the admissions office happened to ask him!) would admit that his child was a natural follower; few colleges would welcome one with open arms.
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" Some thoughts: By the first two definitions, non-competitive fishing wouldn't qualify as a sport, but Merriam-Webster accepts it with open arms — and many weekend fishermen likely consider themselves "sportsmen.
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"I think it's one small step toward welcoming women with open arms into organizations that have historically denied them," said Liz Kantor, a senior who auditioned for the show three times.
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L.A. Chargers tight end Jeff Cumberland is welcoming all the L.A. haters with open arms ... saying the team will have Los Angeles locals on board by the end of next season.
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Tiki Barber is welcoming Tony Romo to the CBS Sports team with open arms ... telling TMZ Sports he's confident the recently retired QB will crush it as the new lead NFL analyst.
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Such rescues are getting increasingly complicated after Italy&aposs new government closed its ports to ships like the Open Arms, calling them de facto "taxi services" for human smugglers operating in Libya.
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Whether the South will ease up on these restrictions remains to be seen, but for now Sokcho's locals are lapping up its town's newfound fame and welcoming Pokémon trainers with open arms.
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Signs of the impact of the migration crisis were also evident in Madrid, where the government said the Open Arms was not authorized to carry out rescues, only to provide humanitarian aid.
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Obviously we were super excited to get back to the US, and stopped at a bunch of different cities along the way, and have been welcomed with open arms everywhere we go.
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And until now, the money has seemingly been welcomed with open arms, despite Saudi Arabia's previous high-profile rights abuses, and the company's long-standing (but recently-lifted) ban on women drivers.
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Italian prosecutors dropped the criminal association charge against Montes Mier and her colleagues at the end of March, and the Open Arms was allowed to set sail again as of 16 April.
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Now that I know my mentor lives on through the work of those around me, I can finally learn to welcome August 25th with open arms and a heart filled with nostalgia.
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As a result, a fork in the road evolved where American entrepreneurs were able to take their own innovation and source production into the open arms of factories in China and elsewhere.
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It fits reasonably well with the trajectory of public opinion, which has shifted leftward on culture-war issues but didn't exactly greet the 2009-10 wave of liberal legislation with open arms.
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Hovering in the background since his sacking in December has been Mourinho, once the scourge of Old Trafford for Porto and Chelsea but now seemingly about to be welcomed with open arms.
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Open Arms said the 16 days waiting for a port to disembark in had taken their toll on the migrants, with frequent fights breaking about among them and conditions on board deteriorating.
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He acknowledged that life could be very hard in the United States for an immigrant without papers, and that there were many Americans who did not exactly welcome him with open arms.
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The funds have become especially wildly popular in tech, whose wealthy are more likely to need to park unconventional assets like pre-IPO stock or cryptocurrencies, which DAFs accept with open arms.
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Even though there aren't lines of artists waiting to shoot their next winter music videos on Chinguacousy Hill, a new wave of artists have embraced their roots in Brampton with open arms.
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Decades after this fight is done, they will greet each other with open arms and warm words, thinking about all the cash they earned back when they pretended to hate each other.
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"We are welcoming her with open arms," Betty Liu, executive vice chairwoman of the exchange, which appointed its first female president in 226 years in May, said in an interview on Monday.
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The feature itself has yet to surface for wider use, and while I'd welcome it with open arms I also think it's not nearly as useful if you can't make playlists, too.
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In all of the above cases, authorities have gone out of their way to fix the problem and to prove to the world that it would welcome visitors back with open arms.
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But, the band didn't welcome him back with open arms, and instead, he claims they subjected him to a brand new band policy -- he had to audition to get his job back.
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On Monday, a ship run by Proactiva Open Arms, a Spanish charity, brought 93 people including the Eritrean to Italy after rescuing them on Sunday from an overcrowded rubber boat off Libya.
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The third work, "Con Brazos Abiertos" ("With Open Arms"), by Michelle Manzanales, is a kind of ode, by turns tenderhearted and playful, to themes from her Mexican-American childhood in Houston. (Ms.
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"This administrative dispute sheds a light on the ongoing problem of the EU, where there is a generalized refusal to deal with immigration," Riccardo Gatti, a director Proactiva Open Arms, told Reuters.
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Jeff Ross is welcoming Tiffany Haddish to the Jewish faith with open arms -- and he's also inviting anyone else of color to get on-board and enjoy the perks of Tribe membership.
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"Anytime someone wants to invest and supplement the work we're doing to make New York City stronger, we welcome it with open arms," said Freddi Goldstein, a spokeswoman for Mr. de Blasio.
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There were originally more people on board, but a man with tuberculosis and two women with medical concerns and their families were evacuated, according to Laura Lanuza, a spokeswoman for Open Arms.
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There were originally more people on board, but a man with tuberculosis and two women with medical concerns and their families were evacuated, according to Laura Lanuza, a spokeswoman for Open Arms.
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Until that is legalized by the Legislature and the voters, however, gamblers will have to go to casinos to place their bets, and casinos are promising to welcome them with open arms.
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While Trump has seemingly embraced Roby with open arms, he did the exact opposite with Sanford during the South Carolina primary, tweeting a critique hours before polls closed that ultimately damned his campaign.
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"I hope that Spain answers our appeal and commits to stopping Open Arms in the future with the means and in the ways it deems right," the Italian minister said in a statement.
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If JumpStart had something new to offer the community, it would be welcomed with open arms, as evidenced by the hype surrounding Legends and Letters at the San Diego Comic-Con this year.
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Late on Monday eight migrants that needed urgent assistance and another one accompanying them were evacuated to the Italian port of Lampedusa after being authorized to do so, an Open Arms spokeswoman said.
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" Debmar-Mercury syndication company, which works with Williams, also released a statement, saying they "wholeheartedly support Wendy in this decision" and "will welcome her back with open arms the moment she is ready.
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Over at the Two Brewers pub — the closest to the couple's home — patrons Frank Nowell and Mark Bond are ready to welcome the newest royal residents with open arms and a few pints.
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Jack and his dad have an extremely heartwarming scene in this episode, when Mr. McPhee finally accepts that his son is gay with literal open arms, and the two sweetly hug it out.
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"We took her in with open arms and were able to get some information from her about the neighbourhood, which proved useful during our attack and advance on the Quds neighbourhood," Saadi said.
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Sea missions run by MSF, Spanish aid group Proactiva Open Arms and German organization Sea-Watch went to the aid of four wooden boats and one dinghy in distress, MSF said on Twitter.
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" Oscar Camps, the founder of Proactiva Open Arms, another aid group active in the Mediterranean, also took aim at the EU, tweeting: "the first NGO out, this is just what the EU wants.
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In his own effort to be Christian, he aligns himself with refugees and victims of drug trafficking and has expressed that he would err on the side of open arms and open borders.
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Raisman, one of hundreds of women who've accused former US Olympic Gymnastics physician Larry Nassar of sexual misconduct, embraced the project with open arms, having the word "survivor" prominently painted across her chest.
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"I still love coming to this building — there's nothing like it in the world," said Roker as they pulled up to Rockefeller Center, where Hoda Kotb was waiting for Kelly with open arms.
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"Dalton was waiting with open arms, as well as both her grandmother's and a host of family and friends that have gone before her," her mother, Debbie Donovan, wrote on Facebook Thursday morning.
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After rejecting the offer to dock at Algeciras, Open Arms asked Italy to allow the migrants to disembark on Lampedusa, citing a deterioration in their physical and psychological conditions, it announced on Twitter.
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In no uncertain terms, the president was saying that, given the opportunity to again boost his political prospects with information provided by a foreign actor, he would accept the contribution with open arms.
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The migrants, most of whom are African, were picked up by the Open Arms boat off the coast of Libya and have been waiting to disembark on the southern Italian island of Lampedusa.
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ProActiva founder Oscar Camps said that while the Open Arms made the four day journey to Barcelona, hundreds more migrants had drowned in the Mediterranean Sea, where no humanitarian boats are currently patrolling.
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It welcomes the tired, poor and huddled masses with open arms of hope and the promise of a better tomorrow; it doesn't shut them out and deny them a fair chance at life.
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Not only was I going to experience a city that I'd always wanted to visit, but I also was now sure that my guide dog and I would be welcomed with open arms.
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But the overtures from Red Lake and other tribes were not greeted with open arms right away by the local nonprofit groups that have been focused on providing services for urban Native Americans.
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Olmo Calvo, a Madrid-based photographer who has spent more than a decade documenting migrants, was with Proactiva Open Arms when it found the migrants and photographed the rescue, as he has others.
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Cash-strapped and in need of friends, Pakistan welcomed the crown prince with open arms and in grandiose fashion, including sending fighter jets to guide his incoming plane once it entered Pakistani airspace.
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In Lampedusa, the Sicilian island that became the emblem of Italy's immigration issue after years of inundation by desperate migrants, the Democratic Party mayor had become an international symbol of Italy's open arms.
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If the US rejoins Paris in 2021 with a Democratic president, it will be welcomed with open arms, but that in itself will demonstrate that there is no penalty for flouting the treaty.
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Open Arms has repeatedly clashed with governments in Italy and Malta in its efforts to save migrants attempting the dangerous crossing, with both countries resisting attempts to land those rescued on their territory.
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The refusal of the international community to hold Abbas and the PA accountable for nepotism and corruption drove Gazan Palestinians into the open arms of Hamas, the terrorist group which promised them reform.
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The 75-foot statue of Christ with open arms replaced a smaller version that was destroyed in 1928 during the Cristeros War, which was incited by the antichurch policies of President Plutarco Elías Calles.
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Proactive Open Arms, which operated one of the rescue ships, also said on Twitter that five migrants had drowned before one of the rescues, but a Coast Guard spokesman could not confirm the deaths.
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The rapper made a surprise appearance Saturday night at Funk Fest in Orlando in his first major gig since getting out of prison ... and the crowd went wild, welcoming him back with open arms!
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The owners, brothers Dick (Parks And Recreation's Nick Offerman) and Mac McDonald (Zodiac's John Carroll Lynch) welcome him with open arms, eager to show off their organizational successes to anyone capable of appreciating them.
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The founder of Open Arms, Oscar Camps, filed a lawsuit in Palma accusing the captain of Triades and the captain of the Libyan coast guard of involuntary manslaughter and failing to help the migrants.
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Had he, from the start, welcomed the investigation with open arms or, I don't know, not fired the guy leading it, he would be in a much better place than he finds himself today.
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Open Arms' boat was blocked from operating in the Mediterranean earlier this year after Spanish maritime authorities said it had violated international agreements that rescued migrants should be taken to the closest available port.
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Kyle Richards says that if Kim Zolciak ever found herself in the 90210 she'd be welcomed with open arms by the "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" cast now that she's left the Atlanta franchise.
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FBI agents told NBC News that while many of them voted for Trump, after he unceremoniously fired a very popular director few were ready to greet the president at the bureau with open arms.
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"While senior Turkish officials claim they are welcoming Syrian refugees with open borders and open arms, their border guards are killing and beating them," said Gerry Simpson, senior refugee researcher at Human Rights Watch.
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She said that she was "welcomed with open arms", despite being aware that she may have been the first person that designers, photographers or stylists had worked with wearing a hijab and dressed modestly.
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Barcelona-based NGO Open Arms rescued 55 people from a sinking raft on Thursday, among them two babies, and a further 69 people from another boat during Thursday night, the organization said on Twitter.
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Two heavily pregnant women were among those rescued from the second raft, Open Arms founder Oscar Camps said on Twitter, while many showed signs of violence suffered in Libya before beginning the sea journey.
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We got Broncos safety T.J. Ward out in NYC last night -- who told us he'd welcome Manziel to the squad with "open arms" if the powers that be signed the QB to a deal.
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Once our stages are lit again, we will welcome fans back with open arms so that they can continue to experience the joy, heart, and goodwill that our shows so passionately express every night.
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They are part of not only a more accepting Poland, but also of a big, messy, complex and interconnected Jewish world that has welcomed Polish Jews back into its own fold with open arms.
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The company, led by Eduardo Vilaro, returns to the Apollo with three works, including Michelle Manzanales's "Con Brazos Abiertos" ("With Open Arms"), a playful look at her Mexican-American childhood in Texas from 123.
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With the caveat that any improvements to the federal corrections system – even incremental improvements – should be welcomed with open arms, the factual answer is that to realize actual, quantifiable improvement, sentencing reform is essential.
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Absent reform, Brazil and Argentina, with substantial market access and regulatory concerns of their own, would believe they too could skip the hard work of economic modernization and find open arms at the OECD.
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Raqqa may no longer be accessible to ISIS followers by air, land or sea, but its virtual derivative is now just one click away, on websites that will always welcome them with open arms.
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"To all of those Bernie Sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of super delegates, we welcome you with open arms," Trump said during his victory speech.
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Simpson has been locked up on armed robbery and kidnapping charges since 2008, but could be released as early as October 1 ... and Dickerson believes some fans will welcome him back with open arms.
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Amazon still plans on building its other new corporate campus in Crystal City, Virginia, as well as a "hub of operations" in Nashville, Tennessee, two cities that welcomed the e-commerce company with open arms.
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The Open Arms ship docked Wednesday in the northeastern port of Barcelona, where the group — including 5 women, a 9-year-old toddler and four teenagers — will be going through health checks and identification procedures.
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If I do follow in my mother's footsteps, I will accept my fate with reluctant but open arms, and I will fight for as long as I can until the spark goes from my eyes.
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When climate activists showed up in her office with Ocasio-Cortez on the first day of new member orientation to demand the new Congress take action on climate change, Pelosi welcomed them with open arms.
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The Open Arms is the third rescue ship operated by humanitarian groups in the central Mediterranean to come into the crosshairs of Italian Interior Minister Matteo&aposs Salvini&aposs crackdown in the last three weeks.
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LAMPEDUSA, Italy (Reuters) - Nearly one hundred migrants who had been stranded on the Open Arms charity ship off the coast of Lampedusa started coming off the boat and onto the Italian island on Tuesday night.
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Balenciaga creative director, Demna Gvasalia, is gifting us with yet another unexpected trend: The designer is renewing your love for a certain accessory that, frankly, we're welcoming back into our closets back with open arms.
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"While Georgia politicians may disagree with the airline's principled stand, we here in the Empire State welcome Delta with open arms, and invite them to move their headquarters here," Cuomo said in a Tuesday statement.
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This is his first time visiting the Middle East, and both Israeli and Palestinian leaders have said he will be received with open arms as he makes history — a king's welcome for the future king.
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Democratic strategist Juanita Tolliver said in an interview that aired Thursday on "What America's Thinking" that longtime Democratic lawmakers need to welcome younger, progressive lawmakers with open arms in order for the party to grow.
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Bulluck said opponents have not looked down at the former NFLers' attempt to make some noise in the curling world and instead have welcomed them with open arms, offering tips and advice along the way.
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They welcomed a stranger with open arms On his second day traveling, Pastor Rogers found himself on the top of a flatbed semitruck with a group of young men and women from Honduras and Guatemala.
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The Open Arms was blocked from operating in the Mediterranean earlier this year after Spanish maritime authorities said the NGO had violated international agreements that rescued migrants should be taken to the closest available port.
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But that's exactly what Biden was attempting with that speech -- making clear to Sanders that he would be welcomed with open arms if and when he decides to get behind the former vice president's candidacy.
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The rebuke from the governor is a reversal from what has been an open-arms policy by the state, heralding its lack of regulation as an asset to lure autonomous vehicle testing — and tech jobs.
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Karina Orellana, 24, her partner, Jorge Alberto Martínez, 43, and Mr. Martínez's nephew, David Martínez, 25, arrived here from El Salvador a week ago expecting to be received with open arms by the Mexican government.
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Her tireless efforts are fueled by a desire to help people struggling like she once was—and to give back to the country that welcomed her with open arms when she had nowhere to go.
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Alongside Proactiva Open Arms, which is using a fishing boat converted into a rescue vessel, Ms. Lanuza said that another rescue boat operated by Jugend Rettet, a German aid organization, was also searching the area.
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"But significantly, sentiment on social for Burger King averages about 75% positive over the past three months, so that indicates it's not been entirely welcomed with open arms," he said in an email to CNBC.
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But while that area is still reeling, a large number of islands — including some of the most visited like Nassau, Paradise Island, and the Exumas — remain untouched and ready to welcome visitors with open arms.
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In the early days of his career, Mr. Dongo was ridiculed when he performed at the street jams that regularly spring up across the city, but at Code 146 he was welcomed with open arms.
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Michael K. Williams says if Sean Spicer's ready to turn the page on the Trump chapter of his life -- as his Emmys skit seemed to indicate -- then why shouldn't Hollywood welcome him with open arms?
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Spared by the timely downfall of Robespierre and the end of the Terror, in 1794, the baron was released and welcomed with open arms by the villagers, who paid back the rent owed during his imprisonment.
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"Given the result [of the election], maybe I really am different… but maybe a lot of people that I'm surrounded by think with open arms and open minds like I do," the tearful pop star said.
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While Disick has presumably grown from these immature ways now that he's dating a *checks notes* 20-year-old, that doesn't mean Kourtney is ready to welcome him back on the private jet with open arms.
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"When I was younger, I think people were quite surprised that I wanted to do this and it's still a talking point but everyone has welcomed me with open arms in Savile row," she told Reuters.
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A 9-year-old boy&aposs eyes sparkled when the Open Arms crew referred to him as "captain" after he was allowed to sit in the captain&aposs seat on the bridge for a few minutes.
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Spanish rescue ship Open Arms said in a statement earlier the two countries appeared to have struck a deal for the Mallorca disembarking, which would add another three days to what has been a trying situation.
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To get a better idea of what Open Arms is doing right now and how that can be replicated in poor black communities across the nation, I called up the center's Medical Director, Dr. Leandro Mena.
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Alex and I had no idea what we were doing when we got into this, so it blows my mind that people are accepting us with open arms...two Black girls with natural hair playing instruments!
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Other comedy clubs in the area told us they'd welcome Louis with open arms ... but some people, including fellow comics, aren't so ready to have him back in the spotlight after he admitted to sexual misconduct.
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To add to that, as Irish fans have grown tired of making the minimum of two flights to get to Vegas, the Green Army would welcome the one-stop trip to New York with open arms.
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But, as is later revealed, Catherine's open arms attitude may have landed her in a spot of trouble; on their journey home, a mafia member could have followed Cawood, leaving Ilinka and her host in danger.
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As a high-ranking Interior Ministry official illustrated the 12-point document that charities fear will limit their capacity to save lives, one of the groups, Proactiva Open Arms, recovered 13 bodies off the Libyan coast.
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The migrants have been stranded on the Spanish charity ship Open Arms since it picked them up off Libya in early August, and Rome's far-right interior minister, Matteo Salvini, refused to allow them to disembark.
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In an open letter to Salvini, Conte said he had convinced six EU states to take in the migrants aboard the Open Arms charity ship and accused him of "disloyal collaboration" by misrepresenting Conte's own position.
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"Menial jobs, unhealthy relationships … they were all welcomed with open arms believing that even life's leftovers were more than I deserved," she shared with members of her church in a presentation posted to YouTube last January.
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"After ... six medical evacuations and having told authorities about our situation without receiving an answer, we are in a situation of need and we cannot guarantee the security of the 134 people onboard," Open Arms said.
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Speaking as someone who has greatly benefited (and still benefits!) from mentorship, being in a position now to give back to a new generation is very rewarding, and others will gladly help you with open arms.
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Still, executives have expressed frustration in private at their treatment in New York, comparing it to the open-arms welcome they have gotten in Virginia, where the company announced plans to locate another large corporate campus.
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You can fight it off like a plague or embrace it with open arms, but The Chainsmokers' ability to make music that is easily loved by the masses is at the core of what they do.
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Just last month, the Libyan coast guard threatened to kill the crew of Proactiva Open Arms, the same ship I volunteered on in November, in international waters if they didn't turn over the refugees on board.
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Allowing Omar and Tlaib into Israel with open arms and smiling as they conduct an unbalanced tour while bashing their host country would show that Israel is secure in its convictions and confident in its claims.
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Two Egyptian teenagers, traveling with their family said they had used a phone app called "Marine Traffic" to check whether the Open Arms was in the area when their smugglers pushed their boat into the sea.
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The charity Proactiva Open Arms operates in the sea between Libya and southern Europe in a mission aimed at aiding migrants who have found themselves in trouble during an attempt to cross the sea from northern Africa.
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Proactiva Open Arms, an aid group, said Tuesday that after the two women and child refused to board a rescue vessel, they were abandoned when the boat they were on was destroyed by the Libyan coast guard.
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It's not hard to believe: after Uber's self-driving experiment got shut down in San Francisco late last year, the ride-hail company absconded to Arizona, where it was welcomed with open arms by Governor Doug Ducey.
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Although it seems as if Markle has embraced her royal title and duties with wide, open arms, Amber's struggle to compromise her values for her queendom feels like a version of what Markle must have gone through.
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"Somewhere up in Heaven, there s got to be an exclusive club," he says, "where Billie Holiday, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, Peggy Lee and Nat King Cole are welcoming Natalie right now with open arms."
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Well, either that or you'll want to jump headfirst out of the office and into the open arms of the nearest dealer before hot-footing it to Vauxhall and never, ever, ever going back to your job.
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For the past four years or so, she's been putting herself back together with family and college, and the public welcomed her return with open arms – and offered an apology of its own Monday night on Twitter.
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Still, the Open Arms is continuing its rescue missions, even despite a new security decree from Salvini that gives him the power to ban migrant rescue ships from entering Italian territorial water unless they have his permission.
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I have deep pride in being Canadian; the quality of life is high, the public services and institutions for healthcare and education generally serve the nation well and we're welcoming to people in need with open arms.
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Thanks to the Nimoy family for your open arms, warm welcome, smiling curiosity and support, for making me feel worthy, as I embrace and take into my heart the iconic half alien we know as Mr. Spock.
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Scherie Murray is the latest to have sold her soul and she will be welcomed with open arms, regardless of her chances of winning or the fact that she was openly supportive of Obama and Ocasio-Cortez.
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"He saw the heavens open, he saw the Father's open arms and when you feel that kind of love, how could you stay?" sang Kathie Lee, who was married to Frank for 29 years before he passed.
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Returning a product you bought online is inherently a statement of dislike, but smart retailers are quickly learning that they're far better off if they shelve their defensive impulses and instead embrace your dissatisfaction with open arms.
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Her mother, father and three sisters were at the Abidjan airport April 20 to greet her with open arms, eager to see the toddler in person for the first time since her excess limbs were surgically removed.
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With Salvini - who as leader of the ruling League party has built his popularity on a vigorous campaign against illegal immigration - refusing to budge, and Open Arms refusing to take the migrants elsewhere, the standoff looks intractable.
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"I can't speak at all to [the controversy] In New York, but we've welcomed Amazon with open arms to Northern Virginia and Washington DC," Leonsis said, adding that he's worked with Bezos and the company since 1994.
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Rob Antoniak, the chief operating officer of Valley Metro, which helps oversee the Phoenix metropolitan area's transit system, said on Twitter that Arizona was still welcoming autonomous cars with "open arms" despite the attacks on Waymo vans.
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"If they're not going to serve our district, and someone else wants to, I welcome them with open arms," said Eric A. Ulrich, a Queens councilman who has tried to get Citi Bikes stationed in the Rockaways.
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On Wednesday, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif of Iran said that his country would "definitely greet Saudi Arabia with open arms" — but only if it prioritized friendly relations with neighbors over purchasing weapons from the United States.
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Laura Lanuza, a spokeswoman for the organization, Proactiva Open Arms, said in a telephone interview that a search was underway for another migrant vessel believed to have run into trouble in the same part of the Mediterranean.
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" Even Trump got in on the action, saying during his Tuesday speech, "To all those Bernie Sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of superdelegates, we welcome you with open arms.
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Though clearly times have changed, and this American is being welcomed into the royal family with open arms, there's still a few hurdles she'll have to jump through — even if she gets a fast pass to British citizenship.
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In the clip, Rancic, 44, makes her way through the offices at 10 Universal City Plaza, catches Jason Kennedy doing some questionable "vocal warmups," and stops by the glam room, where her squad greets her with open arms.
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"With us you can vote out the irresponsible open-arms culture of (German Chancellor) Angela Merkel, (French President) Emmanuel Macron and (European Commission President) Jean-Claude Juncker," he told the paper on why voters should back the FPO.
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People wait to be rescued by aid workers from the Spanish NGO Proactiva Open Arms, after leaving Libya trying to reach European soil aboard an overcrowded rubber boat, 173 miles north of al-Khums, Libya, on Feb. 20.
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"With open arms, I welcome 2017 as the year I learn to forgive a little deeper, to let go a little more easily, to accept some things I cannot change, and to love myself a lot more unconditionally."
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For some people, regardless of their race (and sometimes even my own friends and family) it's apparently very difficult to understand the concept that a person can proudly embrace and claim two cultures and races with open arms.
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On Tuesday, around a hundred migrants stranded for weeks on board another rescue ship, the Open Arms, disembarked on the Italian island of Lampedusa - but only after Spain, France, Germany, Luxembourg and Portugal agreed to take them in.
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The Open Arms, at sea for 19 days with almost 100 migrants onboard, has been waiting just off the Italian port of Lampedusa asking to bring the migrants ashore despite an Italian ban on private rescue ships docking.
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Her mother, father and three sisters were at the Abidjan airport on April 20 to greet her with open arms, eager to see the toddler in person for the first time since her excess limbs were surgically removed.
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While the people of Montreal welcome their city's ugly tree with open arms every year, the people of Beirut, Lebanon, were far from pleased with the Christmas tree that was standing in Rafic Hariri International Airport this season.
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Augmented reality has arguably been an even bigger industry buzz term than virtual reality since the stratospheric ascent of Pokemon Go. Meanwhile, companies like Apple have expressed cautious skepticism about VR all while embracing AR with open arms.
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Austrian Social Democrat Chancellor Werner Faymann even joined Merkel in her fierce criticism of Hungarian officials, who were less willing to greet the influx of refugees with open arms and erected a border fence to keep them out.
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Choni Is Snubbed While Fangs has been welcomed back into the Serpent-y fold with open arms despite his misdeeds, cat burglars Cheryl (Madelaine Petsch) and Toni (Vanessa Morgan) are completely missing from this episode and their gang.
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That suggests that whatever the marital history, colour, nationality or gender of the partner that Americans turn at up at home with for Thanksgiving, they are more likely to be welcomed with open arms than in the past.
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A large crowd had gathered — and they welcomed him to the Big Apple with open arms (and loud cheers.) The previous POTUS was clearly still in relaxation mode, even if he left his backwards baseball cap at home.
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Salvini said on Tuesday he would block both the Open Arms and another vessel operated by French charities, the Ocean Viking, from bringing to Italy more than 500 migrants they had picked up off Libya since last week.
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The health of the migrants on board was the subject of a dispute between the Salvini and the Spanish charity group Open Arms, which runs the rescue boat of the same name, as European institutions also got involved.
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He frames his policy positions not in the language of politics but by building an economic system based on "humane capitalism" — and welcoming everyone from Democrats to disaffected nonvoters and Trump voters into this campaign with open arms.
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" He added that "Hollywood loves comeback stories; Ingrid Bergman, Charlie Chaplin and Elizabeth Taylor were each denounced on the floor of Congress for their private lives, but were eventually welcomed with open arms by Hollywood and the public.
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But during his second try at the Senate in 215, Sestak was not exactly welcomed back into the fold with open arms, in part because he managed to further incense his party before that race had even begun.
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"Having embraced every other format with open arms, especially and more recently the reemergence of vinyl, we're now going to be available to everyone everywhere and honestly, it's as exciting as the original releases were," Elliott told Billboard.
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"To be welcomed with open arms and to know that people want you there; that is going to make a tremendous difference in how they interact in their new community ... how they move forward in life," she said.
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" — "Medium Raw: A Bloody Valentine to the World of Food and the People Who Cook, " June 2010 "Here in the heart of every belief system I've ever mocked or fought against, I was welcomed with open arms by everyone.
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Instead of being welcomed with open arms to the United States in January, Iraqi interpreters who received special visas after years of vetting found themselves turned away at home or detained upon arrival, some for more than 12 hours.
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Gere, who visited the Open Arms ship in a show of support on Friday, joined a news conference on the Italian island of Lampedusa to call for the 160 migrants stuck on the boat to be allowed to disembark.
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In a court document seen by Reuters, magistrates in the Sicilian city of Palermo asked parliament for authorization to continue an investigation into the League leader on suspicion of kidnapping 107 migrants on the Spanish charity boat Open Arms.
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On the political front, U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May got a boost Sunday after Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told the Financial Times that he would welcome Britain into the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement "with open arms" after Brexit.
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ON BOARD THE OPEN ARMS, Mediterranean (Reuters) - The wreck of the raft was a dot on the sea but as our rescue boat approached we saw a woman make an effort to wave, so at least there was life.
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The minority Socialist Party government has accepted hundreds of migrants rescued by Open Arms this year but anti-immigrant sentiment is on the rise in Spain, which has seen a surge in people making the dangerous crossing by sea.
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Immigration is so fundamental to America's story — from George Washington welcoming Irishmen with open arms, to the Statue of Liberty, to President George Bush calling immigrants "the bridge to America's future" — and yet today that story is in doubt.
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PALMA DE MALLORCA, Spain (Reuters) - The charity Proactiva Open Arms has filed a complaint, including of involuntary manslaughter, with the Spanish police against a cargo ship for failing to help migrants adrift on a destroyed dinghy in the Mediterranean.
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"We argue with substantial evidence that this is really just an effort to punish places like New York that welcome immigrants, that are accommodating to immigrants and embrace the American tradition of open arms for all," Schneiderman said. Rep.
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And even when black households try to cross color boundaries, they are not always met with open arms: Studies have shown that white people prefer to live in communities where there are fewer black people, regardless of their income.
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Nowadays, many of the cast members are pro-reboot (or at least down to record a holiday special), and while NBC would clearly accept a revival with open arms, Daniels still doesn't know if the show should be revisited.
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Cadbury's Colors While we're glad to see the back of the beige, sand and cream tones that were adopted with far too much zeal last year, there's a new hue in town and we're embracing it with open arms.
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The increase in the number of Chinese tourists and the growing efforts by countries to attract them have not been met with open arms around the globe, as many complain of a clash of cultures, language and common courtesy.
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" Harry said that falling in love with Meghan gave him "the love and happiness that I had hoped for all my life," and he thanked his longtime supporters and friends in the audience for welcoming her "with open arms.
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Each time the intermittent rain picked up today, rapturous cheers erupted, young children swirled in the streets with open arms, and the of-age crowd celebrated by pouring rum into each others' cups and drinking shots by the capful.
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The country&aposs populist interior minister Matteo Salvini has repeatedly denied entry to aid ships rescuing migrants in the Mediterranean Sea, including Open Arms, and referred to the group&aposs claims and account of their rescue operation as "lies and insults."
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The vessel, run by Spanish humanitarian group Proactiva Open Arms, said it rescued the migrants — including five women, a nine-year-old child and three teenagers — after it spotted a rubber boat patched with duct tape floating in the sea.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Five European Union countries will take in migrants who had been stranded on the Open Arms rescue ship before being allowed to disembark on the Italian island of Lampedusa on Tuesday night, a European Commission spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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PALERMO, Italy (Reuters) - An Italian prosecutor ordered to seize the Open Arms ship that has been stranded at sea by the Italian island of Lampedusa for the past 19 days with almost 100 migrants aboard, the prosecutor's office said on Tuesday.
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Toninelli, who controls the Coast Guard but not port access, had earlier offered to take the migrants on a Coast Guard vessel to Spain under the condition that Madrid de-register the Open Arms ship by removing its Spanish flag.
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In fact, the most important thing is that we don't turn make concerns about talent a self-fulfilling prophecy: we can, should and will shout from the rooftops that we welcome the world's most talented individuals with open arms. 2.
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Salvini allowed 27 minors to leave the boat on Saturday, saying he was only doing so on the prime minister's instructions, and has cast doubt on Open Arms' statement that the migrants' physical and mental wellbeing is at crisis point.
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If the Open Arms attempts to dock in Lampedusa, it could face resistance from a coastguard vessel stationed near the mouth of the port - a scene that played out in June when the captain of another charity ship defied Salvini's ban.
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Three years on, the U.S.-educated former World Bank technocrat and OPEC president has returned from exile, welcomed with open arms by the ruling FLN party, which barely mentions the past scandal other than to dismiss it as a smear.
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President Donald Trump was not exactly welcomed with open arms this week in El Paso, Texas, where his attempts to meet with injured victims of the mass shooting that killed 22 people were turned down, according to multiple news reports.
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The Italian Maritime Rescue and Coordination Centre (MRCC) in Rome—which coordinates sea rescues and provides location details of distressed boats to charities—informed the Open Arms of a boat in distress 73 nautical miles off the coast of Libya.
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The city, which has a reputation for harmony largely because of the way equal numbers of Muslim Tatars and Orthodox Russians have managed to rub along for centuries, welcomed throngs of foreign fans to their bars and restaurants with open arms.
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"I'm sure the deserters will not be welcomed with open arms," the European Commission president told French newspaper Le Monde in an interview after being asked about the day after a vote for Brexit in the June 23 EU membership referendum.
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They are welcomed with unnervingly open arms by Sam's mother and sister, who are either the nicest people in the realm or extraterrestrial spies who have come to conquer the seven kingdoms and harvest human organs for fuel for their ships.
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But when Josh finally confronts her about being a total jerk to her parents — who, again, are paying off her student loans and welcoming her new boyfriend with open arms — the episode takes a smart turn into a more wistful genre.
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Though Harvey would still call her during their time apart, Callahan came back to school knowing she had to break it off — and she did, after Harvey met her at her locker with open arms, going in for a hug.
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Open Arms found itself at the center of the European immigrant crisis at the start of the month when it rescued 60 migrants off Libya and brought them to Barcelona in Spain after being refused docking in Italy and Malta.
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That "opt out" clause is one of several elements in the current proposal that, if not changed, will make it "hard for the environmental community to embrace this agreement with completely open arms," said Ms. Perlman, of Carbon Market Watch.
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The Ocean Viking, which is run by French non-governmental groups (NGOs) Doctors Without Borders and SOS Mediterranee, has picked up some 356 migrants off the coast of Libya since Friday, while Spanish boat Open Arms has saved some 963 people.
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When it comes time to bid adieu to summer and welcome fall with open arms, one of the best ways to do so is by curling up with a hot cider and watching some of the most classic autumn films.
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Arriving on a boat outfitted with a banner reading "You are not alone," the 69-year-old Hollywood star brought water and other supplies to the ship Open Arms, speaking to several migrants about their experience of fleeing war-torn Libya.
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The French president emphasized the symbolic nature of the visit, and recalled the historical bonds that link the United States and France together well beyond individuals, a deft way to welcome President Trump with open arms without over-personalizing things.
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Read more: Waymo One passengers reveal what it's really like to ride in Alphabet's self-driving taxisBut there's still plenty of work to be done, and Waymo is welcoming competition with open arms in order to get the industry to fruition.
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But they were emboldened by reports from travelers that the merchants of China wanted free trade with the British and only their government stood in the way — essentially, that the British would be welcomed by the ordinary people with open arms.
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Is there a family of English-speaking nations, united by cultural values, liberal market economies, the common law and democracy, that is waiting to welcome Britain with open arms after it frees itself from the constraints of the European Union?
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Mozart in the Jungle's version of the Big Apple is essentially the one depicted in the song "New York, New York," bulging with possibility and waiting with open arms to take in every wannabe artist who happens to wander by.
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Earlier this year, Italian authorities seized the boat of a Spanish group, Proactiva Open Arms, that had picked up migrants in international waters and took them to Italy, instead of letting Libya's coast guard take them back to North Africa.
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Also last week, five EU states agreed to take in scores of migrants stranded for weeks on board another rescue ship, Open Arms, after the Italian government refused to allow it to dock, in line with its closed ports policy.
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"If we are not there to save these people and offer them a helping hand, then they will have no chance to survive," said Riccardo Gatti, field coordinator on the Golfo Azzurro, which is operated by the NGO Proactiva Open Arms.
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For years, people have read their way with, or even spent hours playing as the witcher — a bounty-hunter with a penchant for defeating monsters, who often keeps the peace for humans who don't exactly welcome him with open arms.
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On our first patrol on Open Arms, a 120-foot salvage tugboat transformed by a Spanish aid group into a refugee-rescue ship, we picked up more than 420 people, but for several hours we had nowhere to take them.
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When President Carter extended his "open-arms and open-heart" policy to Cuban illegal aliens during the Mariel boatlift, over 100,000 hit Florida's shores causing a huge public backlash and partly costing him, in his own opinion, the 1980 election.
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Giyasov, who beat Cuba's 2012 light-welterweight Olympic champion Roniel Iglesias in the previous round, has entertained Rio fans by celebrating victory in the style of Real Madrid soccer striker Ronaldo - leaping with mouth open, arms wide and legs apart.
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It is the latest rescue by the Open Arms vessel in the Mediterranean, where more than 1,000 migrants on their way from north Africa to Europe are believed have drowned or are missing so far in 2019, according to UN figures.
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Italy initially refused entry for the group of 73 African migrants which the Open Arms crew plucked out of a packed rubber dinghy drifting about 50 miles off Libya, suggesting that the vessel should instead put them ashore at Tripoli.
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Italy initially refused entry for the group of 73 African migrants which the Open Arms crew plucked out of a packed rubber dinghy drifting about 50 miles off Libya, suggesting that the vessel should instead put them ashore at Tripoli.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Distance runner Kadar Omar crossed the finish line of the men's 5,000 meter race at the World Athletics Championships in London this week and ran straight into the open arms of one of his sporting heroes.
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Watch: Anywhere but here: An undocumented immigrant's journey to Canada It was supposed to be the end of his struggle — like tens of thousands of immigrants who have fled to Canada, Jose believed he would be welcomed with open arms.
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"We can try to address these problems at the US-Mexico border with walls or open arms, or we can address them in the countries of origin before they ever become a problem, and that's what I want to do," he continued.
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Spain&aposs Proactiva Open Arms, an aid group whose ship has rescued thousands of migrants in the Mediterranean, raised the alarm that Italy&aposs coast guard had received distress calls from a half-dozen migrant boats carrying a total of around 1,000 people.
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The account by Proactiva Open Arms came as EU leaders in Brussels signed a deal aimed at controlling migration that steps up support for the Libyan coast guard and demands that humanitarian and other ships operating in the Mediterranean not obstruct their operations.
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After the island nation of Malta also denied the Open Arms authorization to dock, Spain agreed for the second time this summer to receive a ship carrying migrants from the rescue zone off Libya, even though the country is much further away.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union's executive Commission asked the bloc's member states to agree to take in migrants onboard the Ocean Viking vessel, a spokeswoman said on Wednesday, seeking more "solidarity" after another rescue ship, Open Arms, was disembarked on Tuesday night.
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PALERMO, Italy, Aug 20 (Reuters) - An Italian prosecutor ordered to seize the Open Arms ship that has been stranded at sea by the Italian island of Lampedusa for the past 19 days with almost 100 migrants aboard, the prosecutor's office said on Tuesday.
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The five members— who've been stealing hearts on Instagram since February with their good looks and fresh song covers— say the inspiration for "Open Arms" is vocal R&B quartet Shai's a capella version of "If I Ever Fall in Love" from 1992.
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It's also positioned to be a game-changer, because it's a country record; poised for release in a genre that hasn't historically opened Black performers with open arms, and has very little history of bolstering the careers of Black women performers in particular.
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You'd think that a guy whose ubiquitous name is stamped on everything from hotels to golf courses, skating rinks to skyscrapers would be a beloved prodigal son, returning home a front-runner presidential candidate to the open arms of a proud hometown.
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" Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel: "As a welcoming city, we would welcome these migrants with open arms, just as we welcomed Syrian refugees, just as we welcomed Puerto Ricans displaced by Hurricane Maria and just as we welcome Rohingya refugees fleeing genocide in Myanmar.
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Mor conceded that adding integrations is a never-ending game, but Xplenty is storming out of the gates with a list that small and medium businesses, particularly those in the tech sector that have embraced the cloud with open arms, will find appealing.
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The Jackson-based Open Arms Healthcare Center, he says, is the only place in a city of 373,000 people that offers free sessions for trans individuals looking for an HRT letter in order to start treatment, as well as hormone therapy itself.
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While the first half of the week saw leaders in Saudi Arabia and Israel greet Trump with open arms, Trump's arrival in Europe resurfaced questions about the US President's position toward Russia and drew attention again to the federal investigation in Washington.
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The migrants, most of whom are African, had been picked up by the charity's boat - also called Open Arms- off the coast of Libya in the past two weeks and have been waiting to disembark on the southern Italian island of Lampedusa.
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She rose nicely to the occasion of being beaten and tortured ("You know, I never really thought you had it in you," said Roper, echoing my own sentiments), and now she heads home, where her family will greet her with open arms.
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"We can try to address these problems at the U.S.-Mexico border with walls or open arms or we can address them in the countries of origin before they ever become a problem, and that's what I want to do," he said.
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Vietcong operatives had found our transmissions, and a female voice kept calling us, pleading with us to come back to Saigon, saying that our families were waiting for us, that our country would take us back with open arms and big rewards.
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So when he decides directly after his encounter with Bronn to abandon Brienne and the happiness they've just found together to ride back into Cersei's lair, he's probably not doing it with the expectation that Cersei will welcome him with open arms.
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Recognizing that Sanders was probably popular enough to beat any Democratic candidate, the party's Senate leaders, Harry Reid and Chuck Schumer (who attended the same Brooklyn high school as Sanders), opted instead to pre-emptively welcome him to their caucus with open arms.
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