Here was the list of undesirables banned from entering the country – word for word: "alcoholics", "anarchists", "contract laborers", "criminals and convicts", "epileptics", "feebleminded persons", "idiots", "illiterates", "imbeciles", "insane persons", "paupers", "persons afflicted with contagious disease", "persons being mentally or physically defective", "persons with constitutional psychopathic inferiority", "political radicals", "polygamists", "prostitutes" and "vagrants".
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LGBTI persons have the same rights as any other persons in these respects.
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According to the law, these included "all idiots, imbeciles, feeble-minded persons, epileptics, insane persons ... persons with chronic alcoholism; paupers, professional beggars," and those with tuberculosis and other contagious diseases.
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For example, if some rivers are persons, what's to prevent all rivers from being declared persons?
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Persons who identify as AAPIs include persons born in over 40 Asian countries and 19 Pacific Islands.
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If an Iranian person or entity is on one of the numerous government lists, then U.S. persons, and, depending on the program, foreign persons, are not allowed to do business with such persons or entities nor, arguably, with any person who does business with such persons or entities.
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Another officer involved in the operation described the persons of interest as "VVIPs", or very, very important persons.
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These barriers compound the difficulty in enumerating traditionally "hard-to-count" populations of young children, itinerant persons, low-income families, persons experiencing homelessness, LGBTQ persons, undocumented immigrants, people with disabilities and non-English speakers.
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The court basically concluded that humans are persons because they're humans, and that chimps aren't persons because they're not humans.
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The underlying message is that women (as well as persons with disabilities and persons with health concerns) need not apply.
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If federal laws protecting persons with disabilities are on the books, why shouldn't they protect unborn persons with disabilities too?
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Looking back at SARS, the fatality rate for SARS varied by age, "less than 2013 percent in persons aged 24 years or younger, 6 percent in persons aged 25 to 44 years, 15 percent in persons aged 45 to 64 years, and greater than 50 percent in persons aged 65 years and older," according to WHO.
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Some fear that if data identifying where LGBTQ persons live were collected, it could lead to harassment or attacks on those persons.
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He uses demographic information from coroner reports and the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs), a database of over 11,000 unidentified persons.
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In order to protect the privacy rights of those U.S. persons, the government has imposed procedures for "minimizing" or "masking" those persons' identities.
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NCIC is a clearinghouse for all types of criminal justice information including wanted persons, stolen vehicles and guns, missing persons and terrorist identification.
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Additionally, the president and OFAC have authority to designate foreign persons and companies to any one of the designated persons lists described above.
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" A release from HUD sought to emphasize that the increases will not apply to households "comprised of elderly persons or persons with disabilities.
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"We have spent countless hours advocating for our company to improve policies and practices regarding the treatment of LGBTQ+ persons, the depiction of LGBTQ+ persons, and harassment and hate speech directed at LGBTQ+ persons, on YouTube and other Google products," the letter read.
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Stated in gender-neutral terms, the new law would require military persons to accept exposure to persons who may be sexually attracted to them.
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North Carolina has come under serious fire for an anti-LGBT law that eliminates protections for LGBT persons and expressly discriminates against transgender persons.
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Sixty-six percent of all persons 20 to 29 are virally suppressed, whereas 86 percent of persons over the age of 60 are virally suppressed.
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Authorities have detained three persons of interest in the case and announced at a Monday press conference that more persons of interest are at large.
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"The official data of missing persons is 61,637," Karla Quintana, head of the National Registry of Missing or Missing Persons (RNPED), told a news conference.
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The Xinhua report said that "related persons" are cooperating with the investigation, but didn't provide details of whereabout or status of the other missing persons.
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Any property of the designated persons in the United States would be blocked and U.S. persons would be prohibited from business dealings with them, it said.
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That's the number of people who were forcibly displaced from their homes in 2016, including refugees, internally displaced persons (IDPs), stateless persons, returnees, and asylum seekers.
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For example, after the introduction of Medicare and Medicaid, hospital use increased among elderly and low-income persons but decreased among younger and higher-income persons.
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" The listing describes the items as being "obtained from prisoners, emotionally disturbed, intoxicated and deceased persons; and property obtained from persons incapable of caring for themselves.
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She wasn't in the state's missing persons database There is no record of Trinity in the California Missing Persons System, the state Department of Justice said.
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Epistemological insiderism not only stakes out certain domains as belonging to persons with certain identities; it also risks boxing persons with those identities into specific domains.
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" Smith's biggest fear, however, is that the recognition of nonhuman persons will ultimately erode the rights held by human persons, and "shatter the principle of human exceptionalism.
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But in order to effectively flag the faces of volunteer "persons of interest," the system must also disregard the faces of persons who are not of interest.
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Colored persons were granted more political concessions than black persons in the 22015s by the Nationalist government, and the two groups generally see themselves as culturally distinct.
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Franca Asemota, 38, was found guilty of conspiracy to traffic persons for sexual exploitation, trafficking persons outside of the UK for sexual exploitation, and assisting unlawful migration.
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Many days, on many weeks, for many months, have brought new headlines about deep and extensive ties between persons associated with Trump and persons associated with Putin.
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"As a result of today's action, any property or interests in property of the designated persons in the possession or control of US persons or within the United States must be blocked, and US persons are generally prohibited from dealing with them," the Treasury Department said in a statement.
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The Special Counsel did not find any conspiracy with the Russian government to violate U.S. law involving Russia-linked persons and any persons associated with the Trump campaign.
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After reviewing those contacts, the Special Counsel did not find any conspiracy to violate U.S. law involving Russia-linked persons and any persons associated with the Trump campaign.
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The imam and three persons whose homes were raided were arrested and brought in for questioning, it said without indicating what the three persons were suspected of doing.
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As reported by NPR (here), most missing persons cases are quickly resolved, according to Todd Matthews, director of communications for the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (www.namus.gov/).
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The perspective and information provided by disabled persons organizations provided a critical, previously unheard perspective, resulting in strengthened annual country reports on human rights and trafficking in persons.
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Police have labeled the two individuals "persons of interest" and according to Rinaldo, the two individuals do not match the description of any of the three missing persons.
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After reviewing those contacts, the Special Counsel did not find any conspiracy to violate U.S. law involving Russia-linked persons and any persons associated with the Trump campaign.
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Researchers are feverishly trying to use CRISPR to cure genetic diseases in living persons, but it might also be used to change the genes of persons not yet born.
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And when people do come and they are in our country, they&aposve crossed that border, under our Constitution, all persons -- not citizens, persons are entitled to due process.
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Purchasing, or offering to purchase, cells, tissues or organs for transplantation, or their sale by living persons or by the next of kin for deceased persons, should be banned.
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As a result of the designation, any property the four persons hold in the United States would be blocked and U.S. persons are barred from business dealings with them.
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Leveraging U.S. market power, secondary sanctions are effective because U.S. persons are prohibited from engaging in business and certain other activities with foreign persons designated under secondary sanctions programs.
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S. persons who conduct business with individuals and entities on its designated persons lists, including the specially designated nationals (SDN), foreign sanctions evaders, and non-SDN Iran sanctions lists.
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The ratio of unemployed persons per job opening, which peaked at 6.6 during the height of the financial crisis, maintained its current level of 1.1 unemployed persons per opening.
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OFAC's regulations generally prohibit all dealings by U.S. persons or within (or transiting) the United States that involve any property or interests in property of blocked or designated persons.
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Bent Stumpe, multitouch pioneer and former CERN engineerToday the iPhone is basically a electronic device allowing direct, oral, and visual communication between persons independent of the distance separating these persons.
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Unless persons were omitted purposely in a count, such as non-tax-paying Native Americans, the term "All other free persons" we assigned to ethnic minorities between 1790 and 1840.
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Probably the only ones who will ever know with certainty the identity and affiliation of the persons who hacked the emails that were ultimately leaked by WikiLeaks are those persons themselves.
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Additionally, the families of missing persons of color often circulate information about their cases on social media and seek assistance from true crime podcasts that cover missing persons and little-publicized cases.
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Researchers have found that women are often misclassified as Hispanic or Asian or other racial categories on missing-persons forms and that thousands have been left off a federal missing-persons database.
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Here's what the trade agreement says about forced tech transfer: Natural or legal persons ("persons") of a Party shall have effective access to and be able to operate openly and freely in the jurisdiction of the other Party without any force or pressure from the other Party to transfer their technology to persons of the other Party. 2.
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As I'd progressed from the true love narrative of my youth, I'd come to the more practical and yet awed conclusion that marriage wasn't about two persons joining their souls but rather two persons solemnly promising to be a family, two persons soldiering on in the journey through life and ultimately hauling each other to the grave.
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Cheung Chi Ping requested the police to cancel his missing persons case, two days after his fellow bookseller Lui Por returned to Hong Kong also asking police to close his missing persons case.
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"LGBTI persons – like all persons – must be free to enjoy their human rights and fundamental freedoms, including freedom of expression, peaceful assembly, and association, without fear of reprisal," Pompeo said in the statement.
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"For the record, I have not met this year with any sanctioned official in Russia despite the fact that there are no restrictions on U.S. persons speaking with such persons," his letter says.
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S. person, including surveillance of their communications with U.S. persons.
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Her family filed a missing persons report on June 20.
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Letter more than the State Department's Trafficking in Persons Report.
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The forced relocation of "persons of Japanese ancestry" soon began.
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More than a dozen persons of interest were being questioned.
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However, family members did not file a missing persons report.
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Some of them were inspiring and lead by talented persons.
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She's also the lead witness in a missing persons case.
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Designating rivers as persons detracts from these seemingly related efforts.
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Local police issued a missing persons alert on Aug. 16.
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Icelandic verbs have six forms for the six grammatical persons.
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The next day, her family filed a missing persons report.
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His wife files a missing persons report with the police.
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Her family filed a missing persons report on Thursday afternoon.
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They have no rights, and are not regarded as persons.
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The lawsuit seeks relief for persons affected, including lost wages.
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Furman filed a missing persons report with the state police.
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About 24 hours later, Parker filed a missing persons report.
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And the less a persons' income, the higher their subsidies.
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The government only uses these tools against persons of interest.
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This is not Stalinist Russia where people become non-persons. . . .
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Gamble would kill any wounded persons with a hunting knife.
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The identities of the arrested persons were not immediately released.
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S. persons' in Donald Trump's campaign with ties to Russia.
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Authorities issued missing persons photographs of the six on Wednesday.
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They are mentally ill persons who need treatment, not publicity.
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S. persons outside the United States for foreign intelligence collection.
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Shall I start a detective agency, specialize in missing persons?
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Camps for internally displaced persons (IDPs) were short of food.
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Enslaved people were defined legally as "persons" and not property.
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The company is looking for drivers, delivery persons and merchants.
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There are currently 120 missing persons in San Bernardino County.
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She was among the most unsentimental persons I ever knew.
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However, some infected persons may have no symptoms at all.
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They now live in the Baharka Camp for displaced persons.
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The barbershop is by Persons of Interest, a growing minibrand.
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We don't have a missing persons report and never have.
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While nonviolent against persons, the campaign encourages other lawbreaking activities.
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This person or these persons will undoubtedly do it again.
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Persons so involved cannot be employees of Immanuel Christian School.
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The shrine is nominally open to persons of all religions.
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"Sixteen persons were confirmed killed, including two priests," said Yamu.
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"To determine if communicants are US persons, NSA would be required to conduct significant further research trying to determine whether individuals who may be of no foreign intelligence interest are US persons," he said.
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" The statement said the agency's priority targets are "criminal aliens, illegal reentrants (in other words, persons who have been previously removed and illegally reentered the country), and those persons with outstanding orders of removal.
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The actions Thursday mean that "property and interests in property of the designated persons subject to U.S. jurisdiction are blocked, and U.S. persons are generally prohibited from engaging in transactions with them," Treasury said.
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The flow of illegal border crossings as measured by apprehensions and the prevention of inadmissible persons at the southern border dropped to 18,762 persons in February from 31,578 in January, Kelly said in a statement.
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"Fifteen persons including a soldier have so far been confirmed dead in the encounter, while about 83 persons who suffered varying degrees of injuries are receiving due medical attention," said army spokesman Colonel Onyema Nwachukwu.
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According to the letter, Trump owes no debts to Russian persons or entities, there are no "equity investments by Russians persons or entities" in Trump-controlled properties, and Trump has no investments in Russian entities.
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Why were you on the missing persons list in Humboldt County?
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I have never even heard the last names of these persons.
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The complaint was filed against unknown persons, a judicial source said.
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Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
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Police search for missing persons after a landslide in Atsuma, Hokkaido.
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Such persons should seek appropriate professional advice before making any investment.
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ISS recommends electing four Broadcom persons to Qualcomm's 11-person board.
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He could go to Taiwan accompanied by persons of his choice.
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Persons with disabilities must be able to participate equally in society.
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Let's hope that any living persons are happier with their portrayals.
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I'm not saying that these persons are engaged in sexual harassment.
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Then, she becomes the primary witness in a missing persons case.
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The police also released two photos of the persons of interest.
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Our money and our persons are trapped at home and abroad.
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Cargo ship w / 9 persons onbord went down close to #VikingSky .
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The family filed a missing persons report on Saturday, police said.
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The search for the two teens remains a missing persons case.
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WikiLeaks had replaced the names of actual persons with code numbers.
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Authorities currently have no persons of interest in the mysterious case.
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The FBI also placed Kyle's photo on its Missing Persons page.
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Malaysia has invested $1.1 million in new shelters for trafficked persons.
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She has been removed from (the Missing and Unidentified Persons Unit).
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Both episodes take advantage of marginalized persons wanting a better life.
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It chops between the first, second, and third persons without warning.
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It would truly gut federal non-discrimination protections for transgender persons.
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"Simply one of the most fascinating, hard-working persons," Connor said.
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He's acutely mindful of the challenges that court-involved persons confront.
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She has been removed from [the Missing and Unidentified Persons Unit].
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"All persons in ICE custody receive comprehensive medical care," said Cox.
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Both events dramatically swelled the number and proportion of older persons.
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So there is a net gain of $28,000 for single persons.
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Those persons complaining, you will find out they are bogus complaints.
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Persons who convey classified information without authorization receive far less protection.
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Sources: US Department of Health, AP, Office on Trafficking in Persons
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As always, we treat all transgender persons with respect and dignity.
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In other words, Exceptional Persons saved money by paying workers fairly.
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There is an investigation into two suspects and further unknown persons.
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The five persons under arrest face life imprisonment for direct complicity.
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"Tyrannosaurs were not long-lived dinosaurs by any means," Persons said.
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Those overexcited persons are not, and were not, members of MBGA.
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"There's plenty of rich persons in the United States," he added.
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UK police may detain "infectious" persons under new "emergency bill" proposals.
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The plaintiff did not sue the persons involved in her shooting.
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The practice of barring unwelcome persons from running for office continues.
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The country has 80 unsolved missing-persons cases dating to 1990.
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If infected persons are seriously ill or elderly, they are hospitalized.
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In January, Nigeria passed the Discrimination Against Persons with Disabilities Act.
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It is unclear how long ball persons have been throwing overhand.
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Some weapons, some persons and some circumstances are subject to regulation.
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All persons are commanded to keep silent upon pain of imprisonment.
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All persons are commanded to keep silence, on pain of imprisonment.
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If you want to subsidize older persons, don't do it covertly.
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Many still live in displaced persons camps that dot the landscape.
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With today's funding round, the company plans to hire 100 persons.
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This may be even more of a concern for older persons.
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He specializes in employment discrimination and the treatment of vulnerable persons.
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Or maybe you just protest too much about other missing persons.
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"For middle-aged and older persons, it is heaven," she said.
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They are Very Important Persons and worthy of our utmost respect.
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Ultimately, I was charged with conspiracy to transport persons for prostitution.
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The jewel among them is the State Department's Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons (TIP Office.) The TIP Office leads the U.S. Government's engagement on combating trafficking in persons and modern slavery through the publication of the definitive annual Trafficking in Persons Report and providing foreign aid to help rescue those enslaved and prosecute traffickers all across the world.
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"[A riot is] a public disturbance involving an assemblage of three or more persons which by disorderly and violent conduct, or, the imminent threat of disorderly and violent conduct, results in injury or damage to persons or property or creates a clear and present danger of injury or damage to persons or property," North Carolina law states, according to The Washington Post.
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For example, they need to understand the prevalence and impact of trauma in incarcerated persons' lives, recognize the signs and symptoms of trauma and how that might impact incarcerated persons' behaviors and actively resist re-traumatization.
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"Our estimated number of persons in Abaco in need of food and water and temporary housing is about 7,000 to 10,000 persons," he said at a NEMA press conference on Saturday, according to the Nassau Guardian.
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"There have been reports of violence between local militias and Congolese forces, the killing of many civilians and noncivilians, kidnappings and summary executions of persons, including U.N. experts on mission and their accompanying persons," she said.
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The department also referred to its recent use of Twitter to circulate press releases about missing persons: "The number of missing persons reports has remained constant since 2014," DC Mayor Muriel Bowser stated at the press conference.
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For most persons this is not (yet) a problem, but for some persons the developed addiction can already cause mental disorder or even breakdown if access to the iPhone is taken away for a relatively short time.
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Though the department tried to clarify that there had been no spike in missing-persons cases, no 20013-hour surge, and that their missing-persons cases had actually decreased since 2014, the viral storm couldn't be stopped.
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"Technically speaking, unlike for U.S. persons, foreign persons from the EU can meet and negotiate with Mr Miller short of signing anything material for their companies and Gazprom," George Voloshin, from Aperio Intelligence consultancy in Paris, said.
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If the Constitution had not counted persons, it would have prevented slaves from being counted as three-fifths "of all other persons" for purposes of increasing the number of representatives that slave states would have in Congress.
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A 2009 International Association of Chiefs of Police review reported that the available hospital beds for persons suffering from mental illness dropped by 95 percent from 1955 to 2005, to 17 beds per 100,000 persons from 340.
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The Office of Missing Persons (OMP) will help thousands of families of missing persons across Sri Lanka to discover the fate of their loved ones, and the circumstances under which they went missing, the foreign ministry said.
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"When I read this persons comment my mouth DROPPED," one reader wrote.
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That's when she discovered her parents had filed a missing persons report.
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I'm truly sorry that some persons find the installation insensitive or offensive.
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The young woman's family filed a missing persons report on June 20.
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I would rather drink your social media persons piss than coconut water.
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They matched him to a missing persons call from a nearby suburb.
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S. Persons outside United States Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"union unlike any other in its importance" to two committed persons, Kennedy
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And with Amazon Key, delivery persons can be let inside your home.
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One suspect is dead and two "persons of interest" have been detained.
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"Even if it changes one persons view on autism I'll be happy."
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The persons declined to speak for attribution because the discussions are private.
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In 2010 there were 102.4 opioid prescriptions per 100 persons in Ohio.
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BPjM refers to Germany's Federal Department for Media Harmful to Young Persons.
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These also cover "politically exposed persons" encompassing leaders, ministers and military brass.
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The International Day of Persons with Disabilities is this Sunday, December 2775.
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Since her disappearance, Sampson said they have interviewed four 'persons of interest.
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Police have identified two persons of interest in the case, he said.
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Left: A view of an informal internally displaced persons camp in Diffa.
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Nonetheless, commanders insisted that UNICEF was "training selected persons for clandestine activities".
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No suspects or persons of interest have been announced in the case.
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A Missing Persons flyer with a sketch of the suspect initially released.
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Bosenko says the sheriff&aposs department has seven outstanding missing persons reports.
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Demjanjuk who spent time in German displaced persons camps after fleeing the
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Danielle's father filed a missing-persons report on Saturday at 6 a.m.
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No one has ever filed a missing persons report for the victim.
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As we reported, cops have released photos of 2 persons of interest.
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Two days later, the sheriff's office put out a missing persons alert.
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She met Truman Persons, who was two years older, as a child.
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At least two persons were arrested in Portugal for allegedly starting fires.
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Questions raised about whether certain ethnic and religious minority groups are persons.
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Second, the startup doesn't have to manage a fleet of delivery persons.
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Police say they'll be releasing images of the persons of interest shortly.
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Authorities have not named any persons of interest in the digital intrusions.
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Federal courts have held that transgender persons are protected for this reason.
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However, the plan ignores the 2628 million persons who would remain undocumented.
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No longer would patients find that nurses are persons they can trust.
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More than a week later, a relative filed a missing persons report.
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However, no district allows persons under 18 to vote in federal elections.
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For starters, only some incarcerated persons are even eligible for recidivism credits.
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For the first time, there are more job openings than unemployed persons.
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S. persons only by being even more privacy invasive and overly cautious.
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In contrast, there are 34.7 guns owned per 100 persons in Canada.
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Approximately 85033,000 Yazidis are now internally displaced persons living in tent structures.
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The seven charges stem from missing persons cases dating back to 2010.
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" They say the injunctions against "persons unknown" are "draconian" and "anti-democratic.
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Iantaffi applauds the move to recognize the sexual needs of trans persons.
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Multiple persons at TechCrunch tested the flaw and could replicate it effortlessly.
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Persons should be making choices in their own lives, not the government.
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Only those persons with a valid medical license can legally practice medicine.
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Caring for elderly, minors, dependents, people with disabilities or other vulnerable persons.
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A cluster of these injured persons was moving wordlessly toward the outskirts.
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"Too often victims are portrayed without respecting them as persons," he said.
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The police said three persons of interest are former adult home residents.
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"These persons will not be returned to the United States," he said.
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Separately, the CDC said it's stopped reporting "persons under investigation" or PUIs.
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One day later, Baskin filed a missing persons report with sheriffs' deputies.
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My original plan was to photograph women living in displaced-persons camps.
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A Gym workout that includes pounding a persons face is called boxing.
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" -- that "all persons are commanded to keep silent, on pain of imprisonment.
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Mosul's government has received some 9,000 requests from residents regarding missing persons.
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Many incidents involved multiple persons, multiple violations or extended periods of time.
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A government commission is handling at least 1,129 cases of "missing" persons.
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And Japanese law provides that all persons under age twenty are minors.
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Sifting clients for "US persons" has given financial firms a compliance headache.
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South Africa has enacted laws to protect the rights of intersex persons.
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Persons determined to be assisting him to evade capture will be prosecuted.
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The 1903 Belmont Stakes trophy — now in the hands of persons unknown.
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The persons or entity behind the attack and the motivation remain unclear.
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Although they, too, were displaced persons, the Tichauers lived outside the camp.
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Instead, he casually catalogues routes taken, strategies deployed, weapons used, persons slain.
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She headed to a displaced persons camp on the outskirts of Bamako.
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"A lot of paleontologists get very, very upset about Dilophosaurus," Persons said.
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The persons asked not to be identified because the deliberations are confidential.
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Cue shots of missing persons posters, abandoned cityscapes, and forlorn-looking Avengers.
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Most of those persons contacted from the sample declined to be interviewed.
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Those left behind filed desultory missing persons reports, then moved on themselves.
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"That means we will continue to prohibit U.S. persons from investing in Iran, importing or exporting to Iran most goods or services, or otherwise engaging in commercial or financial dealings with most Iranian persons or companies," Szubin said.
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But unlike NamUs, which is a clearinghouse for existing missing persons data—aggregating police files, medical and coroner records, fingerprints, photos, DNA, and more—there's nothing compelling the National Park Service to even generate a missing persons record.
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"Strategies to protect all persons and especially those with underlying health conditions, including social distancing and handwashing, should be implemented by all communities and all persons to help slow the spread of COVID-19," the CDC report said.
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There would be a risk, if worldwide de-referencing were possible, that persons in third States would be prevented from accessing information and, in turn, that third States would prevent persons in the EU Member States from accessing information.
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"I can confirm search operations are in progress and that there has been one fatality, five persons have been taken to hospital and three persons are currently missing," Oxfordshire Fire Service Area Manager Mat Carlile said in a statement.
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We are deeply upset this is why we have turned to the U.N. Committee of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities because the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities prohibits depriving a person of food and drink.
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"I have people who are both involved as persons who need to be moved from areas and office buildings that are potentially in danger, and also those persons who are part of the (Operation) Bushfire Assist effort," he said.
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Defendants also staged political rallies inside the United States, and while posing as U.S. grassroots entities and U.S. persons, and without revealing their Russian identities and ORGANIZATION affiliation, solicited and compensated real U.S. persons to promote or disparage candidates.
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Over the past few years, I've done over 100 illustrations of unidentified persons.
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When they failed to return home, their families filed a missing persons report.
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All 12 persons indicted are members of the GRU, the Russian intelligence agency.
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UPDATE: CPD making good progress identifying persons of interest in 10th Dist assault.
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Agrigento's chief prosecutor has opened a probe against "unknown" persons for holding them.
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ARROYO: But to put missing persons -- INGRAHAM: By the way, she looked fantastic.
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"Instructions to All Persons: Reflections on Executive Order 9066" runs through August 13.
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An appendix to Reasons and Persons is devoted to drawing out this similarity.
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Authorities had initially detained two persons of interest in the case, including Hunt.
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"The IRA recruited U.S. persons from across the political spectrum," the report reads.
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Officials search for missing persons at the site of a landslide in Atsuma.
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They also released several videos of potential persons of interest in the shooting.
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Get the people out of displaced persons camps and back to their homes.
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Both are particular to persons and seasons — a dynamic combination for shopping success.
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U.S. persons and companies are banned from doing business with the restricted companies.
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The initial plan is to provide 500,000 persons with cash assistance, he said.
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"All persons released were transported back to their respective arrest locations," Cox said.
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"In Berlin, the two persons we are investigating are not refugees," Redlich added.
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The sheriff&aposs department is also investigating seven missing persons reports, Bosenko said.
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The cameras are used to reliably identify persons of interest and improve safety.
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What's behind claims of reports about a rash of missing persons in Iowa ?
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The city of Oakland has also offered its assistance in locating missing persons.
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The parents filed a missing persons report with the Gwinnett College campus police.
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At any one time, the database contains approximately 80,000 active missing persons cases.
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Jushenghua and connected persons held 2.804 billion shares, around 25.4 percent of Vanke.
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It's odd someone filed a missing persons/welfare check report the next day.
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There have also been justified restrictions against persons who reject America's democratic ethos.
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Persons of other faiths and no faith have faithfully melded into this ethos.
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We see contacts, interactions, between Russian officials and US persons all the time.
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So far, the company has been able to successfully locate two missing persons.
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They learn the appropriate ways to handle persons in crisis, regardless of diagnosis.
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There is no list of those buried to cross-check against missing persons.
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Many sanctions that apply to US persons and companies have never been relaxed.
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Celebrity justice is often the ill-informed explanation of acquittals of famous persons.
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Already, fewer persons convicted of nonviolent offenses are being needlessly sent to prison.
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U.S. persons and businesses are also banned from transactions with the targeted officials.
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Affections are not things and persons never can become possessions, matters of ownership.
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The persons spoke only on condition of anonymity because the process is confidential.
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After all, schools, places of worship and corporations can all be U.S. persons.
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They said they will look into any possible matches to missing persons cases.
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But him and any other persons in his alliance, I have not met.
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The witnesses are identified as "Persons D1 and D2" in the superseding indictment.
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And another 28,000 internally displaced persons came in 1999 during the Kosovo crisis.
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The listed persons and entities will be blocked from the U.S. financial system.
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" Nietzsche writes, "One begins to distrust very clever persons when they become embarrassed.
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Persons who do not adhere to Hillarys [sic] rules are threatened with expulsion.
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He would not say whether investigators have any suspects or persons of interest.
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The issues persons like myself are working on are modern, workplace, neighborhood issues.
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Kuczynski pardoned Fujimori and seven other persons "in similar condition" on Sunday evening.
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"We need to save more lives of persons awaiting organ transplant," she wrote.
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And corporations do not need to be persons to receive First Amendment protections.
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Multiple persons can edit at the same time, make comments and track changes.
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And in order to treat some persons equally, we must treat them differently.
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Instead DCMs must establish programs for periodic reviews of AT Persons' compliance measures.
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When, unfortunately, they allegedly prescribed InSmile™ to persons with zero cancer pain!
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Ell Persons was burned on a makeshift pyre in a carnival-like atmosphere.
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For now, the person or persons would likely be charged with reckless endangerment.
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We want to build a brand for who the modern cat persons are.
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You then share your living room and kitchen with 8 to 12 persons.
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"The refugees in Darfur were in I.D.P. camps," referring to internally displaced persons.
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And you can express just as many things about persons by using things.
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A missing persons case from 1997 has been solved thanks to Google Maps.
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Mark (Massachusetts): ICE has raided multiple businesses recently and arrested many undocumented persons.
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For persons immigrating from abroad, moreover, racial distinctions were built into federal law.
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PEOPLE confirms that all three women have been charged with assaulting disabled persons.
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Its goal is to count persons not screen people for their immigration status.
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"You're one of the persons I should give this paper to," Razvi said.
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Institutions of incarceration are constitutionally mandated to provide health care to incarcerated persons.
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Older persons often fall because they have problems with their balance and gait.
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Millions of survivors were displaced, and Europe was teeming with displaced persons camps.
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The new regulator should be able to commission skilled persons reviews when required.
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Sheriff's spokeswoman Miranda Bowersox said the missing-persons list would likely fluctuate greatly.
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We are not seeking anybody else we have no other persons of interest.
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"When some media persons gathered over there, then they (police) dispersed," Renna said.
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The law they drafted promises equal protection of the laws to all persons.
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It outlines categories of persons that are considered to be citizens of Myanmar.
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S. persons for relevant investigations on the basis that they meet certain requirements.
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" The Quakers thus declared themselves to be, like God, "no respecter of persons.
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"I think there will always be bigger discoveries to be made," Persons said.
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It must be admitted that these telegraph authorities were no respecters of persons.
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All persons, citizens or not, deserve due process and access to legal representation.
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NewsFeed, which will feature Smith interviewing Very Important Persons of Interest, starts today.
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The statutory definition of "tampering" means the introduction of a contaminant into a public water system "with the intention of harming persons" or interfering with the operation of a public water system "with the intention of harming persons" (emphasis added).
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"As a result of today's action, all property and interests in property of these persons subject to US jurisdiction are blocked, and US persons are generally prohibited from engaging in transactions with them," the department said in a press release.
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The census data also showed that the average household size increased to 2.75 persons from 2.73 persons in 2011, a reversal Trinity College Economics Professor Ronan Lyons described as an "astonishing result" as the figure had been falling steadily for decades.
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K2 is "wholly man-made, made by persons unknown, assembled by persons unknown, under unknown conditions in unknown places," said Robert Messner, the Police Department's assistant deputy commissioner for civil enforcement, during a news briefing at the Police Academy in Queens.
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But these wards are not for toddlers: this is the hospital's Older Persons Unit.
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Five hundred persons, of whom many are well known, have been flung into prison.
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You also can specify desired office type, number of persons and minimum office size.
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"Now these persons are not able to claim their place as citizens," he said.
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The father filed a missing-persons report and went looking for his son himself.
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The two missing persons are not believed to be lost in the same forest.
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His claims are backed up by the State Department's 2019 Trafficking in Persons report.
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However, according to persons familiar with the matter, this morning's outage was YouTube-specific.
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You have The Vandals, Missing Persons, Shonen Knife, The Misfits are on this album.
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"The illness usually lasts 4 to 7 days, and most persons recover without treatment."
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Unfortunately the licence agreement was not shared among all persons at the Lawrence Foundation.
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The case came to light after Sutton filed a missing persons report on Aug.
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Now persons in every state may marry the person they love, regardless of gender.
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Social media has been very important in movements to locate missing persons of color.
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In late October 2006, the family filed a missing persons report with tribal police.
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The Naturalization Act of 211 allowed only "free white persons" to become US citizens.
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The underlying assets were 100% and 43% beneficially owned by non-US persons, respectively.
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In Mexico, accused persons are presumed guilty, unless and until they are proven innocent.
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Multiple persons can now interact with a group vault just like a normal vault.
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It was an infamous missing persons case that rocked rural Michigan back in 2014.
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The result: ordinances in cities like Charlotte, protecting LGBT persons from discrimination, are gone.
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In 2013, they stopped publishing the aggregate number of employed persons in these industries.
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On July 1, Haight filed a missing persons report with police in Calaveras County.
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She has been charged with sexual assault by persons with supervisory or disciplinary authority.
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Their local police station in the capital had not received any missing persons' reports.
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When the couple failed to return home, their families filed a missing persons report.
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Crews will continue to search throughout the night for the remaining three missing persons.
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A small number have occurred among HIV-uninfected persons including heterosexual men and women.
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According to Abbott, police are also investigating two persons of interest in the case.
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The gun charge is unrelated to the missing persons case, the Associated Press reports.
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The first enslaved persons are brought over in 28503, slavery not abolished until 22019.
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Police cleared both of them in the missing persons case, according to the family.
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Seven missing persons reports remain outstanding, according to the Shasta County Sheriff&aposs Office.
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Amendments to the Displaced Persons Act of 1948 kept in place limits on Jewish
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The new study was led by paleontologist Scott Persons from the University of Alberta.
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According to her missing persons flyer, she is 5 feet 2 inches, 200 lbs.
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The EU's internal market assures the free movement of goods, services, capital and persons.
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"There is nothing heroic about raping persons, about sexual abuse in camps," he said.
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We believe in standing up for the fundamental rights of all communities and persons.
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Between 6,000 and 18,85033 persons with mental illness kill themselves with guns every year.
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Most persons requesting PAS are not actively experiencing extreme suffering or inadequate pain control.
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The process for wrongly accused persons to get the money back is already convoluted.
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"The hope for our finding the missing persons alive is very low," Tremblay said.
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"Once again, there were reports of counterparties avoiding trading with U.S. persons," he said.
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Persons who did not meet screening requirements were returned to their port of origin.
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S. persons may continue to hold, trade and provide financial services for Alliance Eurobonds.
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"Only two persons could have known what happened on that fourth night," Stern said.
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The tents could be a short or long-term living circumstance for displaced persons.
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"Persons who violate the law of our nation are subject to prosecution," Sessions said.
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Our members are not totally at ease with visitors not accompanying persons we know.
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Most of that increase has been attributed to opioid-related deaths among white persons.
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Trump went on to attack women, African Americans, persons with disabilities, Muslims, progressives, unions.
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Several arrests have been made of persons no one would want in their country.
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"A number of persons that we interviewed in our investigation did lie," Mueller said.
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A cheering crowd of more than 25,000 persons greeted the President upon his arrival.
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He has been Chairman of the International Commission on Missing Persons since May 2011.
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Ukraine is among the world's countries with the highest number of internally displaced persons.
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The Pentagon has resisted publicly stating how many transgender persons are on active duty.
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They're probably more persons—much more than me—of their own vanities and vices.
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We don't know why the National Park Service doesn't keep track of missing persons.
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In other words, each park can decide who will lead a missing persons case.
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On the first song on the album, "Persons", I say "Women can be kings".
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Only persons of "good character" can naturalize, but some received criminal records as children.
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The suit also alleges Lyft is in violation of the California Disabled Persons Act.
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Work which requires constant standing would be bad, so persons with curvature tire quickly.
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Facebook disbursed $936,000 to 210 persons, which comes out to around $1,780 per submission.
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Blocking Property of Certain Persons With Respect to South Sudan (April 231, 227) 22018.
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"I'm truly sorry that some persons find the installation insensitive or offensive," he wrote.
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The minister for sport and persons with disabilities resigned after allegations of sexual harassment.
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The move represents "growing intolerance towards LGBTI persons by the Turkish authorities," he continued.
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"I saw about six to eight male persons totally covered in black," she said.
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There are sunsets, meals, selfies, babies, dogs from dog people, cats by cat persons.
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Sheriff Kory L. Honea said his office had received 35 reports of missing persons.
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Another case has been filed against "unknown persons," the islanders, for killing Mr. Chau.
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We have dense concentrations of persons and confusion over and direct or indirect exposures.
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Newly incarcerated persons would have an incentive to immediately work to achieve necessary rehabilitation.
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The US constitution requires only a count of persons -- not citizens -- to determine representation.
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He added that missing persons' cases were being reopened in light of the revelations.
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In fact, AARP dropped the name American Association of Retired Persons 20 years ago.
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"The two deputies attempted to extricate the persons being transported," the news release said.
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DISPLACED PERSONS: MIGRATION ON FILM at Anthology Film Archives (April 2212 through May 2727).
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"Soon one would hope to extend the number of persons to thousands," Woody wrote.
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These are, after all, difficult to articulate even for persons of normal cognitive capacity.
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The security persons were given instructions that we translated in English and in Chinese.
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Investigators detained two persons of interest in this case and continue to actively investigate.
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Greece's fire service said it had rescued three injured persons from a damaged building.
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" Kerry said the U.S. is committed to advancing the "human rights of all persons.
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And again, we can destroy the person or persons if that information gets out.
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Lastly, persons who remain eligible could lose coverage by failing to meet reporting requirements.
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On defense, Notre Dame guard Rex Pflueger did everything he could to disrupt Persons.
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Citizen tries to avoid this by not including suspicious persons reports, according to Frame.
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Hong Kong police confirmed to CNN that a missing persons report had been filed.
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