"We're changing up the point of entry," Mr. Schwartz said.
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But this claim elides a more obvious point of entry.
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Lettunich driving to his crops alongside the point of entry fence.
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Video chat is probably a good point of entry for them.
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A multiple point of entry resolution is allowed under the final rule.
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GUILFOYLE: He&aposs saying follow the laws, go to the point of entry.
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The tech city was Amazon's first point of entry into India in 2004.
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Was there an alternative point of entry for her contribution to this discourse?
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She's the point of entry that a lot of people have to this story.
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They let you know when a potential point of entry is opened or closed.
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The chaos has made Libya the main point of entry to Europe for African migrants.
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GUILFOYLE: Did they have metal detectors and make sure there was one point of entry?
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I hope these episodes provide another point of entry into what's going on in Xinjiang.
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It is a crucial point of entry, and a central part of the game's ecosystem.
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On July 27, they requested asylum at the Laredo point of entry to the United States.
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For Jews, Mexicans, Irish, among others, baseball has been a point of entry to American culture.
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Each component on the IoT represents a possible insecurity and point of entry into the system.
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Humphries' daughter, who most likely lives beside the snake's point of entry, has been sleeping fine.
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Alex and I had been writers for a little bit, that was our point of entry.
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Many people wonder why asylum-seekers cross illegally rather than at a legal point of entry.
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Many people wonder why asylum seekers cross illegally, rather than at a legal point of entry.
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NBC News reports the parents entered the country at a point of entry near Mexicali, Mexico.
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All the big American banks are revamping their capital structure to facilitate single point of entry.
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Abu Salim is near a main point of entry into the city of about 2.5 million people.
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Lava flows downslope Sunday and enters the ocean, but a laze plume obscures the point of entry.
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Tornillo is the biggest point of entry to the United States on the Canadian or Mexican borders.
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But We Have the Facts is by far the biggest point of entry for the OG fans.
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It remains the principal point of entry to the capital, though it is now in severe disrepair.
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Hodeidah is the point of entry for around 70% of the country's food imports and foreign aid.
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The best point of entry is to fix some of the glaring defects of current healthcare exchanges.
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A mesh front offers breathability and privacy and also unzips to provide a second point of entry.
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Alarmed, he turned to the point of entry — the wooden staircase — which was blocked by confused partygoers.
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SMITH: Kirsjten Nielsen, makes her case, we&aposre not separating families, legally seeking asylum from point of entry.
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If you've been reluctant to invest in better wifi, Plume has created a reasonably priced point of entry.
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It is this sacred point of entry that Brazil's upcoming Afro-Brazilian musicians have chosen to focus on.
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If they were looking to sap London's lifeblood, they couldn't have chosen a more effective point of entry.
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That makes Italy the main point of entry to Europe, a fact that is increasingly influencing domestic politics.
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Any single film can serve as a point of entry, and insider status is easy enough to obtain.
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"Since the child was identified at the Point of Entry, there are no contacts in Uganda," it said.
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Robert Lowell in particular was enthusiastic, and served as a point of entry to the American literary world.
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The sheriff's office also provides active shooter training and schools have a single point of entry, she said.
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Now, let's take a step back from the San Ysidro point of entry and look at the issue nationwide.
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Everyone's come through here for the past 200, 300 years, this has always been a main point of entry.
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She arrived in Tijuana with her two kids and approached border agents at the San Ysidro point of entry.
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Appealing to her sense of expertise (in this example, knowledge of the area) is a smart point of entry.
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However, De Puyfontaine ruled out that Vivendi's investment in Telecom Italia would be a point of entry for Orange.
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The French town is the first point of entry for many U.K. goods as they try to reach Europe.
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Finally, a great point of entry for international insights to this genre is the Miss the Stars screamo series.
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The town is considered, by many, the last point of entry into the valley, Needham explained to Business Insider.
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Deserts in Arizona and open areas along the Rio Grande in Texas are now a favorite point of entry.
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Her health deteriorated during a 90-minute bus ride from the point of entry to the Lordsburg Border Patrol station.
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"When I got to the point of entry at Los Angeles Airport, an immigration officer interrogated me," he told CNN.
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Moreover, under its assumed single-point-of-entry resolution model, UC would continue to operate under its parent bank structure.
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Hedge funds have dropped fees and the minimum amounts clients can invest, offering wealthy individuals an easier point of entry.
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I had some notion that folklore would give me a point of entry into wrapping my head around vernacular culture.
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Fighting games are my point of entry into esports: I mean, I must have watched this video a thousand times.
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On my journey to deeper understanding, my first point of entry was the PARTNER study that came out in 903.
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Bavaria has been the main point of entry into Germany for over one million refugees in just the past year.
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When they receive a secret menu item of "lemon pepper wet" wings, the show offers a layered point of entry.
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Hanekamp, who has over 70,000 Instagram followers, called baths an "amazing point of entry" into being able to heal yourself.
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The demand for tech-savvy professionals is higher than ever, and the point of entry is more accessible than you think.
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The Border Network for Human Rights said the agency's tactic is blocking legitimate asylum seekers from reaching their point of entry.
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Even a laptop running Valve's Steam gaming service can make a nice point of entry for Joyce's NSA buddies, he says.
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As of Tuesday morning, about 16 people were waiting and sleeping outside the point of entry while exposed to the weather.
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Since the genre is so immense and the series so long, it can be intimidating to find a point of entry.
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The combination of hands-free Alexa and Show Mode is just another point of entry for the increasingly saturated smart home.
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It requires sophisticated scientific and technological skills and is far from the easiest point of entry for a small start-up.
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In her research, Lewis identifies figures in the gaming and streaming community as another possible point of entry to fringe YouTube.
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"It was a little chilling to hear this group of men talking about me as a 'point of entry,' " Geraghty says.
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A police detective friend once came over and we went through a dozen intruder scenarios, examining every possible point of entry.
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She says that they aim to have single point of entry in place at all schools in the county in 2019.
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The choice of colors does not help either: our point of entry is a space with black walls and vertical gray dividers.
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The child entered Uganda from DRC at the Bwera Border point of entry and sought help at Kagando hospital where he died.
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He cited the district's failure to create a single point of entry in about 40 percent of district schools to increase security.
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The cane industry in northeast Brazil, the main point of entry for ethanol imports, is leading calls for a 20 percent tariff.
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CBS News reports that a "tent city" shelter near the Tornillo point of entry in Texas and another facility near Homestead, Fla.
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We are doubtful and argue that the "single point of entry" approach is better viewed as one tool in the resolution toolbox.
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He is back with a nice, straightforward Monday puzzle that would make a great point of entry for any new solver. 63A.
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The other best point of entry is Iran, which is unlikely to give the US the same kind of access anytime soon.
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"I love making games because they connect people and provide a point of entry for deeper understanding," said Malone, in an email interview.
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TIJUANA, Mexico – A Honduran teenager walked up the sidewalk to a Border Patrol agent at the Otay Mesa Point of Entry in Tijuana.
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At the point of entry, InSight's heat shield faces forward to protect its sensitive parts as heat builds up to 2,700 degrees Fahrenheit.
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But migrants are often at the mercy of wherever smugglers drop them off, which is often far from a legal point of entry.
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I was working as a receptionist at a post-production house, so I was the first point of entry when people got there.
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Both Cribspot and LoftSmart have decided to target college rentals as their point of entry (and that market alone is several billion dollars).
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For traditional sports firms, this was the attractive point of entry that they had long been seeking, a combination of familiarity and ambition.
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That false accusation against Bob is a good point of entry: No, he's not a sexual predator, though he does himself no favors.
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The national narcissism, bordering on sociopathy, that could turn theft and genocide into a feel-good feast is her play's point of entry.
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The group will act as a single point of entry, or "storefront," for clients interested in alternative investments, one of the people said.
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Deputies had initially worked guarding equipment last week when the temporary shelter was being built at the Marcelino Point of Entry in Tornillo, Texas.
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"It needs to go to China," says Ladkani, who reveals the duo are exploring options on the festival circuit as a point of entry.
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While EtherDelta is supposed to be decentralized, it still has a central point of entry — its website — which, when compromised, can result in catastrophe.
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In Iceland, we weren't allowed to film in one location but we saw inside the PoE [Point of Entry] and had a walk around.
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Another good point of entry to Mr. Johnston's sound world is the Tenth Quartet, which bursts out of the gate with a jaunty romp.
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But asylum-seekers are often at the mercy of wherever smugglers drop them off, which can be far from a legal point of entry.
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We're told the dog rehearsed the scene and was fine, but then producers changed the point of entry and that's when Hercules got upset.
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Maybe your point of entry was the 21 Nobel Peace Prize winner, MALALA Yousafzai, who was in the news for a variety of reasons.
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But the farmer expressed frustration at how the government has managed the point of entry project, with the tent detention center just the latest example.
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Lettunich said the main "commerce" seen at the point of entry — he lives a mile down the road — are junk cars being imported into Mexico.
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The company says it has determined where the exploit happened and has found the point of entry for the attacker, but the investigation remains ongoing.
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Migrants who would never be granted a visa to fly directly to the US, find Latin America an easier point of entry into the continent.
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Months before the Stoneman Douglas tragedy, the school board authorized $26 million to accelerate the completion of single-point-of-entry projects at all schools.
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Over the weekend, U.S Customs and Border Protection shut down traffic flowing into the country at a key point of entry on the southern border.
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Google has effectively dominated the market for years with an open web approach to ordering the world's information: the primary point of entry is Google.
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Italy has now overtaken Greece as the main point of entry for migrants trying to reach Europe, figures from the U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR) show.
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SESSIONS: If they enter the country at a point of entry, and there are many of those along the border, they are not violating the law.
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The proposed rule change itself "only applies at the point of entry or when getting green card status and even then there's some exclusion," she said.
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It is unclear what Blackburn means by "the wrong way," but if migrants make an asylum claim at a designated point of entry, it is legal.
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I'm looking for a point of entry: an institutional quirk, a systemic or legal loophole that allows me to make contact with those on the inside.
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This change involved sealing off every possible point of entry except the watch's speaker, which is supposedly designed in a way that will push water out.
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Two-thirds of the nation's 29 million people rely on international aid, and Al Hudaydah is the point of entry for 70 percent of that aid.
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San Ysidro, the point of entry here, remains the busiest border crossing in the country; half of all entries into the United States pass through it.
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U.S Customs and Border Protection (CBP) over the weekend shut down traffic flowing into the country at a key point of entry on the southern border.
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It's the perfect point of entry into an otherwise hermetic album and if it's not DaBaby's best single so far, it's at least a strong contender.
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The main point of entry would be the Tienditas Bridge, where a shipment would pass surrounded by protesters who would join them from the Venezuelan side.
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If Bitcoin is to become a viable means of exchange, Latin America would appear to be the currency's first point of entry on its journey toward ubiquity.
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Sometimes you have to pull over anyway and examine it more thoroughly, to see if you can identify a point of entry to get a swab into.
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Fintech doesn't sound like an obvious point of entry for a ride-hailing company, but, in Southeast Asia, ride-hailing and fintech are peas in a pod.
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More than 85,000 refugees and other migrants have arrived in Italy by that route so far this year, making it the main point of entry into Europe.
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One outcome that emerged from this shift was webcamming, which offered a moderately profitable alternative for adult entertainers and a barrierless point of entry for amateur performers.
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That point of entry could be intriguing, to the extent that Borg was portrayed in the media as a tennis-playing automaton, someone virtually devoid of emotion.
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The problem was compounded by an explosion at a major processing facility in Austria that is the main point of entry for Russian gas into Europe.
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"We take our responsibilities to patient care extremely seriously, particularly in these challenging times when our emergency rooms are a critical point of entry," the hospital added.
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She left El Salvador in June 2017 and arrived at the San Ysidro point of entry, on the border between Tijuana and San Diego, to request asylum.
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Some worry that by creating a single point of entry, the authorities could force opposing groups to enter at the same time and possibly lead to violence.
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POCAN: So here is one of the problems that I found when I went to the Hidalgo Bridge, a legal point of entry where you can claim asylum.
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More than 85,000 refugees and migrants have arrived in Italy by boat from North Africa so far this year, making it the main point of entry into Europe.
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"It is a point of entry to talk about their experiences of being men and boys and how we redefine themselves and the responsibilities we have," he said.
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It reads in part: The corporate press is claiming that a Magento plugin to the shopping cart was the point of entry, but that is not true. Infowarsstore.
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The external immigration pressures that have roiled politics are especially acute in Italy, which is the first point of entry for migrants and refugees coming from North Africa.
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In 1954, Page 2 assumed its enduring role as a point of entry, when the News Summary & Index moved here from the back page of the first section.
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The Snow's Cut Bridge, which is the only point of entry to the island, will close once winds reach 45 mph at the structure, Mayor Joe Benson said.
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Turkey is a key point of entry to Europe for refugees from countries like Syria, so Merkel and other European leaders need Turkish cooperation to address the crisis.
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Japan's Financial Services Agency and the mega banks favour resolution via a single point of entry, with the holdcos being the preferred resolution entity and issuer of TLAC securities.
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While the spaces can cater to elite flyers who want sophisticated flying spaces or a practice arena close to home, they also represent a point of entry for newbies.
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On September 15th Hungary completed a fence along its border with Serbia, a major point of entry for refugees making their way into the European Union (EU) last year.
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Bees N Things Carpenter Bee Trap was the quick, cheap, and easy solution to the problem, as it seems they just can't resist that perfectly cylindrical point of entry.
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Rolling into the East Boise Point of Entry weigh station on January 24, Denis Palamarchuck's tractor-trailer was stopped by an Idaho state trooper to conduct a routine inspection.
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By the end of the 000th century, it served as a major point of entry for foreign ships and became one of the 27 busiest ports in the colonies.
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In this lesson, you will read an essay that uses primary sources as a point of entry to making sense of the history of slavery in the United States.
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Reena Saini Kallat's series Hyphenated Lives speaks to these ideas and offers a point of entry into the artist's personal exploration of the ways that identities are perceived and constructed.
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Other key terms of the final rule such as "clean holding company" limitations for BHCs and focusing on single point of entry resolution strategies remain as per the initial proposal.
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As of late, Maduro has repeatedly resisted letting foreign aid into Venezuela, with the country's armed forces having barricaded a critical point of entry for the relief to be delivered.
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During the three-hour arguments, Moss said he was puzzled by the president's proclamation given that it's already illegal to cross the border outside of a legal point of entry.
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The flaw in Apache Struts, a ubiquitous software platform across the corporate world, went unpatched in one Equifax department and was ultimately the point of entry for the landmark cyberattack.
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Drug smuggling is a continuing issue because the lack of security and natural barriers makes the point of entry from Canada much easier for the smugglers than the Southern border.
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In particular, Congress's proposed bankruptcy process for banks tries to move the "single point of entry" strategy developed for the big banks in orderly liquidation authority to the bankruptcy court.
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From the thousand or so Native-American languages he chose four dozen spoken in Alaska and northern Canada, the part of the Americas closest to humanity's point of entry from Asia.
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A Saudi-led military coalition is preparing an assault on Hodeidah, which lies on the Red Sea and is the point of entry for nearly 80 percent of Yemen's food imports.
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The room grew silent as a groupie, then a sound man, jam needles into their veins, first holding fabric tight around their arms to find just the right point of entry.
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While a few people "don't even know where a point of entry is," there are more than 21625 of them found on all of the main roads leading into the country.
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In response, Mexico promised to send troops to Mexico's border with Guatemala, the point of entry for a flow of migrants who then make their way to the United States border.
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A pushed-in front window screen that was discovered by Jeremy seemed like a lead, until authorities who later attempted a re-enactment concluded that it was an unlikely point of entry.
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Imported food products may generate waste that could contaminate commercial herds and the food chain, he said, saying that airports are a point of entry for animal diseases including African swine fever.
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Whenever I leaned against the window screen to check the US point of entry, which ran right below our house, my face would be smudged with dust from the rows of cars.
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If you've ever considered diving into a Civilization game, Civ VI is the best point of entry since Civilization Revolution was released on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and mobile devices in 2008.
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I decided to see for myself what kind of walls or checkpoints one must navigate to enter the United States by airplane and through a point of entry on the southern border.
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"The main point of entry I focus on in the report is conservative and libertarian influencers with mainstream appeal—like Joe Rogan like [Dave] Rubin," Lewis told Motherboard in a phone call.
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She said she did not know there was an official point of entry at Eagle Pass, she said, so they waded across the dangerous waters of the Rio Grande with other migrants.
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"We know that roughly, nearly, 4,373 known or suspected terrorists come into our country illegally, and we know that our most vulnerable point of entry is at our Southern border," she told Wallace.
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The Somaliland government hopes the development will enable it to rival neighboring Djibouti as a point of entry for East African trade, and the project could also prove a much-needed economic boost.
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"The Paris incident did have an impact because it's the first point of entry to Europe for a lot of Asian and North American travelers," David Scowsill, president of the WTTC told Reuters.
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If you plan on shopping this year, we have you covered from nearly every point of entry, having combed through thousands of deals to cherry-pick the ones you won't want to miss.
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The two nightly soap operas of Australia, Neighbours and Home and Away, are indeed a point of entry for a large portion of the country's acting talent, who often go on to Hollywood.
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The "single point of entry" approach to financial institution bankruptcy posits that fixing the holding company's balance sheet — by canceling debt, and thus rebalancing the balance sheet — would stabilize the entire corporate group.
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Traditional sports firms had long expressed varying degrees of interest in esports, but few of them actually made the leap because they couldn't find what they saw as an attractive point of entry.
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With nine debut entries and lots of crunchy words and phrases, this reasonably easy Friday puzzle would be a good point of entry for those who are teetering on the weekend puzzle ledge.
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She ran hot water on her hands and forearms as if it could stop the wave of cold she felt going through her body—the hands seemed to be the point of entry.
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In L.A., as in many districts across the United States, the school nurse is the first and sometimes only point of entry for many families into a complicated and expensive health-care system.
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"We see customers looking for a good point of entry into the gold market and, with prices retracting, some of them have jumped at the opportunity," said Vincent Tie, sales manager at Silver Bullion.
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But Misfit trackers with those features start at $99.99, so the Flare really does offer a much cheaper point of entry for people who want a device for tracking fitness, and not much more.
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Our first point of entry to this topic comes via an article by Liz Ryerson, over at the New and Improved Deorbital, called "There Are Not 'Too Many Games': What The Indiepocalypse Panic Ignores".
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Massive historical transformations, by dint of their scale and waves of consequences that ripple across time and space, are difficult to grasp without an effective point of entry.
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You were with me this morning when we had a conversation about the intersectionality of race and physical ability as a point of entry for access to the right vote or is a barrier.
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With Apigee in tow, Google would have another point of entry to reach corporate clients, something it has made a big effort to do since hiring Diane Greene, its enterprise SVP, back in November.
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We also do not expect it to become sufficiently large given the single-point-of-entry resolution strategy based on issuing external senior debt at holding company level and down-streaming it to operating companies.
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Yi often turns instead to smell as her artistic point of entry — see, for instance, her 2015 installation 7,070,430K of Digital Spit or her 3D film "The Flavor Genome," shown at this year's Whitney Biennial.
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Beginning in the 15th century, the Lagos port served as an exit point for the trans-Atlantic slave trade, and in later years, a point of entry for a number of repatriated slaves from Brazil.
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The questions he asks in his text — which functions as a kind of voiceover, as in Marker's great film, La Jetée (1962), composed entirely of still shots — become a point of entry for the viewer.
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Now that there will be more accessible space on Clutter's platform that it actually owns, it will also give the company a point of entry into a new range of business services alongside self-storage.
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The director Gianfranco Rosi's "Fuocoammare," or "Fire at Sea," a documentary about Lampedusa — a tiny Italian island and point of entry to Europe for hundreds of thousands of migrants — won the top prize, the Golden Bear.
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One banking analyst said UniCredit could be thinking of moving to what is known as a "multiple point of entry" (MPE) model under the European Union's mechanism for dealing with banking crises, the Single Resolution Mechanism.
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On a Saturday morning in early May, several dozen Central American migrants gathered on a stretch of concrete outside the El Chaparral border crossing, the main point of entry to the United States from Tijuana, Mexico.
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A man was arrested at a point of entry along the U.S.-Mexico border in Texas on Saturday with more than $12 million worth of methamphetamine hidden in his vehicle, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) says.
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Greece was the primary point of entry for asylum seekers into Europe during the 85033-2016 migrant crisis and tens of thousands remain in squalid conditions in crowded camps on the Aegean islands, according to Reuters.
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To an unusual degree, Ulrich put her stamp on a particular historical method: She went in search of women's daily lives before the Industrial Revolution, and she used the personal diary as her point of entry.
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Still, Johnson offers a somewhat unique point of entry, providing a great deal of information early on, peeling back layers -- using frequent flashbacks -- as the story unfolds primarily within the confines of the Thrombeys' sprawling estate.
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With its famous white cliffs in the southeast of the U.K., Dover is more than just a regular coastal town; it is a crucial point of entry for billions of goods coming from the European Union.
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Greece was the main point of entry for refugees and migrants in 2015, when some 1.3 million people reached the European Union, triggering bitter and unresolved disputes in the bloc over how to handle the influx.
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And while he doesn't think minors should be detained at the Tornillo point of entry, because it doesn't have the proper infrastructure, Lettunich sees illegal immigration as a very real and personal threat to his family's safety.
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I would have one point of entry so if there&aposs somebody coming in and there is an attacker, you can just bottle cap him in and secure and prevent additional loss of life throughout the school.
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" He repeated an unsubstantiated allegation made by the president that the southern border is a point of entry for terrorists: "A terrorist could easily get in this group… They'll drive right in and they make a left.
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With a 42 percent share of smart devices in the U.S. and the App Store as the single point of entry to the world of mobile applications, Apple can heavily promote its own apps if it chooses.
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He said the district is upgrading real-time surveillance camera systems at all schools, is asking law enforcement agencies to evaluate protocols for drills and is moving toward having a single point of entry for campus visitors.
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Consistent with its single-point-of-entry preferred resolution strategy, we expect the bank to continue issuing holding company senior debt to meet the shortfall of gone concern capital requirements of a currently estimated CHF15bn by 2020.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, concerned that infectious respiratory illnesses were spreading in congested border facilities, this year recommended flu vaccinations "at the earliest point of entry" for migrants who are 6 months or older.
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The studio says the dog was treated humanely throughout the filming and the 40 second incident was harmless ... the dog was willing to go in the water but got freaked out because producers changed the point of entry.
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Greece is the main point of entry for those fleeing war in the Middle East and has seen some 126,000 people arrive so far in 2016 after more than a million refugees and migrants reached Europe in 2015.
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But another character has also surfaced: a shrewd figure who managed to foil previous attempts by German authorities to deport him back to Bulgaria – his first documented point of entry into the European Union – by exploiting legal loopholes.
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At New York City's JFK airport, the point of entry for about 213 percent of the country's international mail packages, seizures of fentanyl by Customs and Border Protection agents increased from 7 in 2016 to 84 in 2017.
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But if we are to learn anything new about our own hopes and fears for law enforcement, we have to find a new point of entry for movie-making: not cautionary pornography, or love letters to white feelings.
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At the Kerem Hashalom crossing, the main point of entry and exit for goods between Israel and Gaza, "there is really a lack of policy" in what's allowed through, said Miriam Marmur of Gisha, an Israeli human rights organization.
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For the residents of this region, where cell phone coverage is all but nonexistent, the phone booth is both a portal to the wider world and a point of entry for global culture, expunging geographical, cultural, and linguistic borders.
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The point of entry facility split Lettunich's property in two — "that was the heart of the farm" — and now he and his two sons, who work the farm, have to drive extra miles each day to access their fields.
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Not only that, printers can also be used as a way to gain a "method of persistence on a network," the researchers said, allowing them to gain deeper access into a corporate network from an easy point of entry.
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Other Balkan states have also closed their borders or imposed quotes, causing a ripple effect that has left thousands stranded in Greece, the first point of entry for most people making the journey from the Middle East into Europe.
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Across the district, the new security enhancements include more frequent "code red" drills, an upgraded camera network with a central monitoring system, a single point of entry for visitors and at least one armed resource officer on every campus.
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The new Mexican government of Andrés Manuel López Obrador has extended work permits to Central American migrants and even agreed to house asylum seekers on the Mexican side of the border rather than at a U.S. point of entry.
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Not even the most erudite of scholars can decipher the text of the Gulshan-i 'Ishq let alone grasp the story's many layers given its heterogeneous qualities: for Sikander, this was a productive point of entry into the work.
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Director George Nolfi and several credited writers have the most fun with a sequence in which the African-American businessmen school their protégé in the ways of hobnobbing with white power brokers, using golf as a point of entry.
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Quim's cognates — tuzzy-muzzy, boiling Spot, monosyllable, Water-Mill — are scattered through these pages, expanding conventional usage to "signify any loved point of entry on the body, irrespective of gender or sex," a description of sorts of Rosenberg's novel.
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Boyd escorted me to the back of the LMH-1, where he positioned a yellow stepladder just beneath the point of entry, a gathering of hull material that was bunched around a valve and secured with a heavy rope.
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After all-night talks, EU leaders in Brussels said Friday the agreement they had reached would bolster the bloc&aposs external borders and improve solidarity among member nations to ease pressure on point-of-entry nations like Greece and Italy.
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Countries that first resorted to internal border checks blamed Greece - Europe's main point of entry for the refugees and migrants fleeing wars and poverty in the Middle East and Africa - for not controlling its part of Schengen's external border well enough.
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Free Basics would have been a way to make Facebook's app the point of entry to the internet for those millions of people — effectively turning it into the default internet utility for them, rather than just a place for social networking.
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Monday's announcement comes a day before Mr. Cuomo is scheduled to be sworn in for a third term as governor of New York in a symbolic ceremony on Ellis Island, the historic point of entry for immigrants to the United States.
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They would be "disembarked" from rescue ships into EU nations that agree to share responsibility for handing migration with the EU&aposs main point-of-entry countries like Spain, Italy and Greece but also to centers in North Africa and possibly the Balkans.
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This valuable, and questionable, point of entry into Australian living rooms saw her opinion sought on subjects like vaccination: "I had my kids vaccinated, but I tell you what, I'd think twice about it these days," she said on the show in January.
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Reliance on a single point of entry for all ALIS data and a single main ALIS operating unit in Fort Worth, Texas, means a weather-related loss of electricity or other failure could affect fleet operations or even ground it, GAO said.
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Our currently introduced Economic Growth and Development Act (EGDA), formulated with the strong support of the CCEFA, would take the next step - creating a single point of entry for private companies to coordinate development and aid investments with government programs and projects overseas.
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Ants can and will make use of any possible point of entry if they are attracted by the scent of something edible, so this two-pronged approach of removing the attraction and barring the way is the best approach to keeping insects away.
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Although Montalto noted that the organization supports proper firearms training and licensing and maintaining a single point of entry in schools, he stressed the importance of discussion and compromise in coming up with more specific solutions for each of the focus areas.
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Since October 2018, more than 700 migrants from Africa have been apprehended at what has become their main point of entry, the Border Patrol's Del Rio sector, a largely rural stretch of Texas border that is nearly 200 miles west of San Antonio.
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The partial government shutdown is dragging on over the $5 billion President Donald Trump wants for his wall along the US-Mexico border, a political crisis that may be weakening security at a much more common point of entry for immigrants: airports.
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In 2013 the state of Acre in the far northwest of Brazil, the principal point of entry for Haitians, declared a state of emergency in two towns due to the vast number of immigrants, many undocumented, flooding over the border from Peru.
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"More and more artists like to use fashion as a way to help deliver a message because it's an accessible point of entry for so many people," said Stefano Tonchi, the former editor of W and now the creative director of L'Officiel Group.
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Rather than designating one machine or server to be a sitting duck for an attack, Illusive Networks plants false data at every endpoint and point of entry on a network–engineered to be virtually indistinguishable from the real thing, and invisible to regular users.
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Ai, who has made his name as much through his clashes with Chinese authorities as through his art, has set up a studio on the Greek island of Lesbos, the main point of entry for hundreds of thousands of refugees over the past year.
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A resolution plan stipulating the resolution process in Japan has not yet been made public by the Financial Services Agency, but Fitch believes it is highly likely that Japan would adopt a Single Point of Entry approach, with MUFG being the groups' resolution entity.
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The main point of entry at the top of the speaker, iFixit says, looks like it's designed to be twisted off, but the they weren't able to find a non-destructive way to get inside, so they had to resort to saws and knives.
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Vivendi's investment in Telecom Italia is not a point of entry for French telecoms group Orange into the Italian group, the CEO of the media group said on Tuesday, shooting down talk that it could facilitate a tie-up between the two telecom companies.
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Regardless of what my "fan brain" tells me, my "critic brain" knows that in•ter a•li•a is not necessarily the best point of entry for someone looking to get into At the Drive-In or their dual offshoots, The Mars Volta and Sparta.
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A resolution plan stipulating the resolution process in Japan has not yet been made public by the Financial Services Agency, but Fitch views it as highly likely that Japan would adopt a Single Point of Entry approach, with MUFG being the groups' resolution entity.
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Chiang Rai, Thailand (CNN)Rescuers looking for 12 Thai boys and their soccer coach have discovered a hidden opening deep in the jungle that may be a new point of entry to the cave system in which the group is suspected to be stranded.
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On the question of the "single point of entry" approach, the basic issue is whether it is reasonable to think that the near failure of the American International Group in 2008, to take but one example, could have been contained by restructuring its holding company.
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If you're brand-new to podcasts, the stock podcast app already installed on your smartphone is the easiest point of entry; for iPhone, you have the Apple Podcasts app, and for Android users, the easiest option is to play podcasts through the Play Music app.
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Many of those waiting — and who have followed the administration's directives by attempting to legally enter the U.S. at a point of entry — will now be disqualified from asylum, as Propublica's Dara Lind reported when the third-country rule was first announced in July.
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"What we want to do is count every second that it takes to get the soldier from the first point of entry all the way to his or her foxhole to be successful ... and we anticipate that there will be some snags," Wolters said.
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The Outlook also factors in our view that qualifying junior debt buffers at the CSGAG level are unlikely to be sufficient to allow us to notch up the Long-Term IDR from the VR, given Switzerland's single point-of-entry approach to bank resolution.
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ROME (Reuters) - Vivendi's investment in Telecom Italia is not a point of entry for French telecoms group Orange into the Italian group, the CEO of the media group said on Tuesday, shooting down talk that it could facilitate a tie-up between the two telecom companies.
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The practical effect of the steps they agreed on during a meeting in Vienna on Wednesday will probably be to keep more of the migrants in Greece, the primary point of entry into the European Union for people coming from Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and other troubled countries.
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Italy has long been on the front line of seaborne migration from Africa to Europe, and is now the main point of entry after the European Union struck a deal with Turkey to stem flows to Greece amid Europe's worst migration crisis since World War Two.
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To focus on Ibrahimovic — to make a player who is not here at the World Cup the point of entry into Sweden's story — is almost a disservice to those who are in Russia, who have carried Sweden further than players and public alike can have imagined.
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The first is a bonus disc of remixes, which makes three of the things total since the group was conjured up in 2008—their second album was a by no means terrible all-remix double-CD enlisting rock-oriented meddlers whose point of entry was sonic.
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The painter's grand townhouse is an easy stroll in one direction; in the other is the Scheldt River and the buzzy Old Port neighborhood of Eilandje, the main point of entry for visitors from cruise ships and river boats, anchored by the popular MAS city museum.
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Scheer pledged to close a loophole that allows immigrants to seek asylum if they cross the border into Canada at an unofficial point of entry, such as Roxham Road in Quebec, which was once a footpath from New York state known for its use by migrants.
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Toyin Ojih Odutola's drawings render Black skin in rivulets of color, producing a human landscape that only her subjects can navigate, while the only point of entry to Isabel Yellin's fleshy sculptures and Davina Semo's industrial pieces are their titles — the names of women and all-caps found language.
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The first wave of 5G phones are starting to get announced, but if today's Qualcomm news is anything to go by, the real point of entry for the next-generation network won't come until early 2020, when Qualcomm ships its first processor with a 5G modem built in.
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The problem with that, as the federal Department of Transportation has told New York City Transit, you cannot only focus on stairs as a point of entry without making the station accessible for folks who need elevators, and you cannot use cost as an excuse in that scenario.
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Moreover, the administration's policy of detaining families, like the child separation policy that preceded it, applies not only to those who cross between points of entry but also to those who obey our laws to the letter and present themselves at a point of entry to claim asylum.
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"Most, if not all, of customer service help desk personnel have not been trained in inclusion, digital equity or what tools the disability community uses to navigate digital platforms, and we have a dead end at the first point of entry," Mr. Rizzi of My Blind Spot said.
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In Berlin, Ms. Merkel is to hold talks with Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary, whose country was the first point of entry into the European Union for many of the migrants who later made their way to Germany, and whom Berlin would like to now send back.
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KBC has proposed a single point of entry approach at the level of KBC Group, and we expect a higher share of senior debt to be issued out of the holding company and streamed down to the bank to meet the upcoming minimum requirement for eligible liabilities and own funds.
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The most trafficked point of entry in the world's most prolific slave port, Valongo alone received, in a few short decades, anywhere from 2322,22016 to one million kidnapped Africans—more than passed through U.S. ports over the entire span of North American slavery, according to the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database.
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Title X-funded health centers also serve as the point of entry into the health care system for millions of Americans - the majority of women cite these health centers as their sole source of care, and the number of men participating in the Title X program has nearly doubled since 2006.
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Border Patrol officials did not give a reason for scrapping the exercise, which they told BuzzFeed News was supposed to take place Tuesday morning at the railroad crossing west of the Paso del Norte point of entry in El Paso, which is also the hometown of the state's Democratic Senate candidate Beto O'Rourke.
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The week kicked off with reports of squalid conditions at a border facility in Clint, Texas that was holding undocumented children, and continued with a photo of a father and daughter who drowned trying to cross the Rio Grande after being turned away at a legal point of entry at the border.
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The Stable Outlook reflects our view that the group will continue to successfully execute its strategy and that qualifying junior debt buffers at the CSGAG level are unlikely to be sufficient to allow us to notch up to Long-Term IDR from the VR, given Switzerland's single-point-of-entry approach to bank resolution.
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Soon after, the man waved the women on through the next stage at Erez crossing—the only point of entry and exit for people between Israel and the Gaza Strip—while the women's desserts, along with the other banned items found in their bags, like gifts of makeup and clay cooking pots, were sent back into besieged Gaza.
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The last to apply was a line of 2278 mostly women and children who slowly walked across the threshold of the gray metal gate at the San Ysidro point of entry, where they were then led by US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents into an outdoor area walled off by concrete blocks and barbed wire.
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She and co-founder Andrew Sussman then decided they wanted to create a product that could give customers exactly what they wanted, "Where any individual can determine for himself or herself how they feel about a product — how they feel about a consumer experience that they're having — with [Wine Ring's] point of entry being wine, " Dillon said.
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The minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities set by the Bank of England, equivalent to 103% of the bank's RWAs by 2022, suggests that the group will be an active issuer of eligible debt over the next few years, as the Santander group is likely to adopt a multiple point of entry resolution strategy.
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A healthcare advisor to General Catalyst Partners and IBM Watson's clinical oncology group, as well as a technical founder of multiple startups, Jhaveri noted that there were a number of telemedicine companies on the market but the way in which Safe was using sexual health as its point of entry was novel and its integrations were impressive.
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The Outlook for CGML's long-term IDR is Positive to reflect Fitch's belief that the U.S. single point of entry resolution regime, the likely implementation of total loss-absorbing capital (TLAC) requirements for U.S. globally-systemically important banks, and the presence of substantial holding company debt reduces the default risk of domestic operating subsidiaries' senior liabilities relative to holding company senior debt.
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And while aggregators don't necessarily eliminate every single pain point related to fragmentation, like content discovery across different platforms, a single point of entry is likely still desireable: 19% of internet users in the US and UK who say they find subscription services frustrating said it's because "I find it hard to remember all my passwords/login details," per GlobalWebIndex.
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CBNA's IDR and senior debt are sensitive to changes in our view of the buffer created by the U.S. single point of entry (SPE) resolution regime, the implementation of TLAC requirements for U.S. G-SIBs, and the presence of substantial holding company debt, which serve to reduce the default risk of domestic operating subsidiaries' senior liabilities relative to holding company senior debt.
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The Long-Term IDRs for the material U.S. operating entities are one notch above Citi's to reflect Fitch's belief that the U.S. single point of entry (SPE) resolution regime, the likely implementation of TLAC requirements for U.S. G-SIBs, and the presence of substantial holding company debt reduces the default risk of domestic operating subsidiaries' senior liabilities relative to holding company senior debt.
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When I read Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash (a book I later learned Reid Hoffman and Peter Thiel spent a weekend discussing before PayPal was created), I saw a more geographic metaphor; one where the point of entry was the most valuable land and the further away you were from that point, in a series of single clicks, the more remote and barren your neighborhood would be.
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SUBSIDIARY AND AFFILIATED COMPANY The Long-Term IDRs for the material U.S. operating entities are one-notch above JPM's to reflect Fitch's belief that the U.S. single point of entry (SPE) resolution regime, the likely implementation of TLAC requirements for U.S. G-SIBs, and the presence of substantial holding company debt reduces the default risk of domestic operating subsidiaries' senior liabilities relative to holding company senior debt.
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SUBSIDIARY AND AFFILIATED COMPANY The Long-Term IDRs for the material U.S. operating entities are one notch above JPM's to reflect Fitch's belief that the U.S. single point of entry (SPE) resolution regime, the likely implementation of total loss absorbing capital (TLAC) requirements for U.S. G-SIBs, and the presence of substantial holding company debt reduces the default risk of domestic operating subsidiaries' senior liabilities relative to holding company senior debt.
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CSGAG's Long-Term IDR and senior debt rating are one notch below Credit Suisse's, because the quantum of qualifying junior debt available as a buffer for holding company senior creditors is insufficient to warrant a one-notch uplift, and we do not expect it to become sufficiently large given the single-point-of-entry resolution strategy focussed on building up TLAC in the form of senior holding company debt.
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However, the Long-Term IDRs for the material U.S. operating entities are one-notch above BACs Long-Term IDR to reflect Fitch's belief that the U.S. single point of entry (SPE) resolution regime, the likely implementation of total loss absorbing capacity (TLAC) requirements for U.S. global systemically important banks (G-SIBs), and the presence of substantial holding company debt reduces the default risk of domestic operating subsidiaries' senior liabilities relative to holding company senior debt.
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CSGAG's Long-Term IDR and senior debt rating are one notch below Credit Suisse's, because the quantum of qualifying junior debt available as a buffer for holding company senior creditors is insufficient to warrant a one-notch uplift, and we do not expect it to become sufficiently large given the single-point-of-entry resolution strategy focussed on building up total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) in the form of senior holding company debt.
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However, the Long-Term IDRs for the material U.S. operating entities are rated one notch higher than BAC's Long-Term IDR to reflect Fitch's belief that the U.S. single point of entry (SPE) resolution regime, the likely implementation of total loss absorbing capacity (TLAC) requirements for U.S. global systemically important banks (G-SIBs), and the presence of substantial holding company debt reduces the default risk of domestic operating subsidiaries' senior liabilities relative to holding company senior debt.
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Citigroup's IDRs and senior debt are sensitive to any changes in the VR, while Citibank's IDR and senior debt are sensitive to changes in our view of the buffer created by the U.S. single point of entry (SPE) resolution regime, the implementation of TLAC requirements for U.S. G-SIBs, and the presence of substantial holding company debt, which serve to reduce the default risk of domestic operating subsidiaries' senior liabilities relative to holding company senior debt.
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They know I'm coming, I have a reservation, in most cases, sometimes it's a last-minute thing, but there should be all kinds of authentication that has occurred beforehand or occurs at the point of entry, where you can just walk in and then you get an alert on your phone and it says, "You're in hotel room 703," and then you just go, and you tap your phone or your watch and I should just be able to go in.
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Additionally, the Long-Term IDRs for the material U.S. operating entities, GSBUSA and the main broker dealer Goldman Sachs & Co. (GSCO) are rated one-notch above Goldman's Long-Term IDR to reflect Fitch's belief that the U.S. single point of entry (SPOE) resolution regime, the likely implementation of total loss absorbing capacity (TLAC) requirements for U.S. global systemically important banks (G-SIBs), and the presence of substantial holding company debt reduce the default risk of these domestic operating subsidiaries' senior liabilities relative to holding company senior debt.
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Though Oceana welcomed the rule Thursday, the ocean conservation and advocacy group said the administration needs to create a program that requires all seafood to be tracked at every stage of the supply chain, not just at-risk species at the point of entry into the U.S. "Illegal fishing is a dirty business that operates outside of the rule of law, hurting conservation efforts in addition to being associated with human trafficking, forced labor and other illegal activity," Beth Lowell, Oceana's senior campaign director, said in a statement.
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As such, MSBNA's Long-Term IDR would typically be equalized with that of the parent company due to the institutional Support Rating noted above; however, MSBNA's ratings also receive an additional one-notch uplift above MS's Long-Term IDR to reflect Fitch's belief that the U.S. single point of entry (SPOE) resolution regime, the likely implementation of total loss absorbing capacity (TLAC) requirements for U.S. global systemically important banks (G-SIBs), and the presence of substantial holding company debt reduce the default risk of these domestic operating subsidiaries' senior liabilities relative to holding company senior debt.
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