One could say that where Thoreau needed to re-establish a connection with an earlier state of nature, Bissière's need was to re-establish a connection with an earlier state of culture.
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More than 1,000 subsequent attempts to re-establish communications have failed.
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She may need to find a way to re-establish it.
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Do you think you'll re-establish your relationship with your daughters?
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Thankfully, the two countries are working to re-establish diplomatic relations.
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He has to re-establish the distance to he steps back.
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States, locked in that escalating cycle, struggle to re-establish order.
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" Florian Philippot, a far-right politician, said: "Re-establish order, yes.
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Nigeria is struggling to re-establish security in its oil-producing areas.
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Sudanese banks have struggled to re-establish correspondent relationships with foreign banks.
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Now Curaleaf has to re-establish people's trust in the Select brand.
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The government needs to take charge and re-establish chains of command.
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Try looking into your partner's eyes to re-establish connection with them.
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Sanders would re-establish the law, initially repealed during the Clinton administration.
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The state can't re-establish trust and healing in crime-ridden communities.
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Ehikhamenor selected these symbols to reclaim, rewrite, and re-establish Nigerian history.
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We've sacrificed core competencies that we're going to have to re-establish.
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He wants them to help re-establish a winning tradition in Flushing.
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Both are hoping to re-establish themselves as perennial national championship contenders.
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"We have to re-establish order," Mr. Ortega said in televised remarks.
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Otherwise, ISIS may re-establish itself and gain strength in vulnerable spaces.
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"It is fundamental to re-establish trust in the Church," the statement said.
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No. How did you re-establish ownership of your body following the orchiectomy?
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Hamid, for his part, resolved to re-establish Kleiner Perkins' once-stellar reputation.
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"Iran wants to re-establish the Persian empire," says one senior Saudi official.
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"At some point, the laws of gravity do re-establish themselves," Roe said.
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After the June 4 crackdown, the state needed to re-establish its legitimacy.
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It stopped responding on Friday, despite repeated attempts to re-establish a connection.
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"Somewhere, some day, maybe we can use this to re-establish a George."
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They promise to re-establish the bond between the elites and the people.
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"When we surrendered in 1945, General Mark W. Clark said that we should re-establish the festival because with the help of culture and arts, we can re-establish the democratic system," Ms. Rabl-Stadler said, paraphrasing the general's sentiments.
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"Anytime we can re-establish starting pitching depth, it's a great feeling," Scioscia said.
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If the trip had failed he could simply re-establish distance and try again.
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Here are five things that Trump could do to try to re-establish momentum.
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He said it could take two weeks to re-establish power in the area.
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I think it requires a significant step to re-establish faith with the consumer.
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We were always hoping that she would re-establish contact with friends and family.
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To build unity, Democrats must re-establish trust with the base of the party.
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Re-establish America's role as a world leader and a beacon for democracy's virtues.
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The Warriors and the Cavaliers appear determined to re-establish that sort of rivalry.
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Both seek to reinforce and re-establish hierarchies that were beginning to lose force.
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The first, he says, is to re-establish better relations between Rome and Brussels.
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If finalized, the agreement could help re-establish formal relations between the two countries.
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"We're trying to re-establish these fish where they were historically," Mr. Klindt said.
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Riyadh is still working to re-establish regional dominance, under growing pressure from Iran.
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"It will re-establish Midtown East as the pre-eminent office district," he said.
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I reminded President Trump about suggestion to re-establish the working group on antiterrorism.
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To re-establish itself in Germany, Uber must take on the likes of Hermann Waldner.
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Clemson scored the first six points of the second half to re-establish its advantage.
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It's an opportunity to re-establish the value of mainstream brands and focus on quality.
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Mr Carney tried to re-establish his neutrality by suggesting EU membership brought risks, too.
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Since then, the countries have worked to re-establish long-severed trade and travel links.
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So I felt we had to put all that aside and re-establish the dialogue.
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" He added, "I'm trying to re-establish a human memory regarding this side of Syria.
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Her retreat from politics could give Germany a chance to re-establish its political center.
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Some arrive with very little identifying information and no clear way to re-establish contact.
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The aim will be to "re-establish deterrence" with Iran and force it to capitulate.
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They promise to re-establish the national and ideological constraints that were removed by globalization.
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For many, this provided a means to re-establish difficult relationships with parents or siblings.
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"Our single greatest objective … is to re-establish and broaden the middle class," Biden said.
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Underlying a hostile action might be the intent to re-establish power and self-esteem.
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Still, Ukraine has enabled Putin to re-establish Russia's reputation as a top-tier global power.
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First, though, even the contenders for chair acknowledge that the DNC must re-establish its credibility.
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A total of 7,000 men will participate in the mission to re-establish democracy in Gambia.
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Instead, it helps explain why she has struggled to re-establish herself in the cultural landscape.
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If President fired Bob Mueller, Congress would immediately re-establish independent counsel and appoint Bob Mueller.
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Helping its firms re-establish global clout could be bad for consumers if competition is diminished.
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By playing a bigger role, Mr Sisi hopes to re-establish Egypt on the world stage.
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Although Smolka always looked to escape, Borg reacted well with slick transitions to re-establish control.
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China is not our friend, and the tariffs are forcing companies to re-establish supply chains.
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I reminded President Trump about the suggestion to re-establish the working group on anti-terrorism.
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He said the department will also try to re-establish community partnerships in the coming months.
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"Our common objective should be to re-establish a cooperative pan-European security order," Juncker wrote.
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After a timeout, Paul knocked down three consecutive jumpers to re-establish Houston' 12-point advantage.
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Next, Indec will work to re-establish a national inflation measure, starting with food and beverages.
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This week we're watching two interesting attempts to re-establish or shore up those old barriers.
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Harden found a rhythm in third quarter and helped the Rockets re-establish their double-digit lead.
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In the season six finale, Winston calls his dad in an attempt to re-establish their relationship.
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The update should revive Apple's digital books business and re-establish the company as an Amazon competitor.
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Six months later Carter announced a decision to re-establish diplomatic ties with China starting in 1979.
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Around the end of my second trimester I started to re-establish a relationship with my mom.
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This would help "re-establish relationships with customers (and) stabilise the operation of the business", it said.
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Maybe this episode was just weak because there was so much they needed to establish/re-establish.
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The plan was to use this Euro to re-establish France at the heart of the sport.
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The bill would also re-establish the special envoy for the Arctic, which Trump dismantled in 2017.
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Simple. To re-establish an orderly, less tense, safer and more predictable operating environment across the Pacific.
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At this point, it would be a herculean task for any new president to re-establish trust.
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We were leaving our homeland as refugees, hoping to re-establish the meaning of "home" somewhere safe.
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And I didn't want to re-establish an order: I had seen enough of so-called order.
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An attempt to re-establish the Cupola in 2008 was thwarted when dozens of mobsters were arrested.
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I recall I reminded President Trump about this suggestion to re-establish the working group on antiterrorism.
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Banned in China since 2009, Facebook in recent years has quietly sought to re-establish itself there.
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Qassem Soleimani was part of the administration's effort to re-establish a strategy of deterrence regarding Iran.
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Qassem Soleimani was part of the administration's effort to re-establish a strategy of deterrence regarding Iran.
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However, the Space Force will need exceptional moral courage in order to re-establish American space dominance.
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Will the Syrian government re-establish control of the country all the way to its eastern borders?
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Adam Schiff suggested it would lead Congress to re-establish an independent counsel statute and reappoint Mueller.
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The military, along with the state and federal police, were called in to help re-establish order.
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If we're lucky, two years from now that attitude may re-establish itself in the nation's capital.
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Because it allows (us) to at least partly re-establish the traditional interest rate differential versus other countries.
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So the rodents have been allowed to re-establish their dams, including one within view of downtown Napa.
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Since then, mission operators at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory have made over 835 attempts to re-establish communication.
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Eventually, she went back to school, and began the difficult work of trying to re-establish her career.
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Maduro has said that rewriting the constitution is needed to restore order, apply justice and re-establish peace.
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TalkTalk relaunched its packages last year, aiming to offer simpler deals and re-establish a reputation for value.
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But the effort to get there may well re-establish space as a realm of possibility and inspiration.
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The Taliban are fighting to drive out foreign troops and re-establish their form of strict Islamic law.
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"I think the most important thing right now is to re-establish deterrence against chemical weapons," he said.
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The Hornets, who had missed the playoffs in 2015, had ambitions to re-establish themselves as postseason contenders.
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"I have to re-establish credibility because we lost quite a bit yesterday," he told CNN affiliate KHON.
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The arrests have stymied mobsters' attempts to re-establish a ruling mob council in the province of Palermo.
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These facts will be material if, in a couple months, the ISPs attempt to re-establish data caps.
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For Mr. En-Némèr, though, the shooting demonstrated that "you might as well re-establish the death penalty."
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The amendment, in fact, would help re-establish the principles of competition and innovation that underpin American capitalism.
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Their aim should be to re-establish the rule of law through the strengthening of independent, democratic institutions.
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Curaleaf's new CMO Jason White said his top priority is to re-establish people's trust in the company.
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"Momentum, in my opinion, you re-establish it every night," Edmonton Coach Todd McLellan said after Game 6.
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Justice exists "to re-establish order" and "to end impunity", says Colonel Hippolyte Ndaka, a prosecutor in Goma.
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Like the streetlights, buses restore the fabric of the streets and re-establish a base line of normalcy.
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What followed was a bid from the Philippines armed forces to crush the militants and re-establish order.
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And helping to re-establish a power grid downed nearly in its entirety will be central to their success.
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But in that case, the banned user came straight back, and tried to re-establish contact with other accounts.
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That has deterred European institutions, which fear they could face U.S. legal problems if they re-establish banking links.
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The head of the army said on Sunday that a military operation had been launched to "re-establish order".
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To re-establish the bargaining balance between providers and insurers, insurers argue that they too must also get larger.
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But he needs to if he is to re-establish America's role in shaping a world in our image.
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Coster had worked at Apple since the early 1990s, and helped Apple re-establish itself after Steve Jobs returned.
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Officials at the government-owned power corporation said it could take months to re-establish electricity across the country.
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Even though they have reunited, it has sometimes been a struggle to bridge the gap and re-establish roles.
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Not even a postseason visit by Popovich to Leonard at his Southern California home could re-establish the bond.
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"I thought it was important to re-establish our defense, one way or another, win or lose," Kerr said.
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He dismissed the depth of Iran's determination to re-establish itself as the most powerful force in the region.
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He produced Broadway shows and helped to re-establish the Bucks County Playhouse as a stage for live theater.
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He said the administration was trying to find a way to re-establish a working relationship, notably on Syria.
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Mr. Trump and his team believe the Twitter attacks will re-establish his tough-guy leverage in coming negotiations.
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I oppose forces trying to re-establish a caliphate and the terror they rain upon their brothers and sisters.
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Somehow, crosswords became a natural, unforced way to re-establish our relationship and pick up where we'd left off.
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Meta said the cancellation would give the political parties time to "re-establish dialogue to find a quick solution".
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But Mr Halla-aho may now be able to re-establish support for his rump party and its extreme positions.
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Mr Piñera's proposed reform would re-establish an "integrated model", restoring shareholders' ability to deduct taxes paid by the company.
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Neither have the two sides agreed when they will implement their leaders' pledge to re-establish inter-Korean rail links.
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Before reaping his payday, Mr Cousins would need to take a cheap, one-year deal to re-establish his value.
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Wells Fargo officials are in the midst of a campaign to re-establish the faith of its customers and investors.
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Campaigners in Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan and other central Asian states are seeking to re-establish men's right to take multiple wives.
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So he could come out swinging on Tuesday in an attempt to re-establish himself as the most powerful progressive.
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"If President fired Bob Mueller, Congress would immediately re-establish independent counsel and appoint Bob Mueller," the California lawmaker tweeted.
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Al-Utaybi was also involved in efforts to re-establish al Qaeda safe havens in Afghanistan, according to the statement.
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"Time is running short for the parties to come together and reach agreement to re-establish power-sharing," May said.
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Then it will autonomously attempt to wake up and try to re-establish communications with its human drivers on Earth.
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He thus proceeded to rebuild America's military capabilities and re-establish the nation as a moral leader around the world.
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Berlin TXL is part of a broader effort by Berlin to re-establish itself as the industrial center of Germany.
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The state news media gave copious coverage to orchestrated pro-government rallies as the authorities tried to re-establish order.
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When slavery ended it took a widespread counterrevolution — election fraud, segregation laws and lynchings — for whites to re-establish control.
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Lawmakers then introduced a similar effort to re-establish a voluntary standard for a single charging port for all smartphones.
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He believes Wells Fargo will re-establish itself next year as the headlines go away and headwinds to earnings disappear.
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More broadly, once you break the norm requiring criminal conduct for inclusion in CODIS, it is difficult to re-establish.
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At that point, it's assumed the germ has found enough reservoirs to re-establish itself as a local threat again.
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If they become routine, many of the world's hard-hit coral reefs may never be able to re-establish themselves.
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But Milwaukee's Sterling Brown emerged from a timeout to hit a 3-pointer and re-establish a double-digit lead.
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Mosquitoes will fly in from untreated areas and re-establish a colony, so the project must start anew every year.
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He said the ruling was a "coup d'état against justice" and called for a mobilisation to "re-establish legality in Colombia".
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Much depends, he adds, on whether Chapo is extradited or manages to re-establish effective communication from within a Mexican jail.
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The world's largest exporter of the black stuff wants to re-establish itself as America's most important ally in the Gulf.
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"A significant arctic blast of air will re-establish the cold air across the Northern and central US," Van Dam said.
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Low rates combined with often high restructuring costs are a particular threat to banks that are trying to re-establish themselves.
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Qatar's decision on August 23rd to re-establish full diplomatic ties with Iran seems to indicate a hardening of its position.
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This proved not only important in negotiations with the higher-ups, but also helped re-establish my own sense of worth.
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Chychrun answered with his power-play goal at 14:27 to re-establish the two-goal lead entering the third period.
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S. flights took us over eight time zones, and it took several days at each end to re-establish sleeping patterns.
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This will enable Qatar to re-establish ties with other GCC States to promote counter-terrorism and counter-radicalization initiatives internationally.
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The Terrapins responded with a 9-0 run, capped by a layup by Jackson to re-establish a 24-point margin.
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Mr Gross, meanwhile, has been working to re-establish his reputation as the "bond king" at Janus Capital, a smaller firm.
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The government says it will re-establish grazing pathways for nomadic herdsmen, and it is offering amnesty payments in the Delta.
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The summit offers the region an opportunity to re-establish the collective commitment to the rule of law and democratic governance.
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"If President [Trump] fired Bob Mueller, Congress would immediately re-establish independent counsel and appoint Bob Mueller," Schiff tweeted last year.
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But once he got back on his feet, '82, '83, he began to re-establish himself in terms of his style.
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In September, after the atmosphere had mostly cleared, NASA scientists began working to re-establish communication with the rover without luck.
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I would leave the contemporary art world and re-establish myself as a regional artist, maybe a painter or a sculptor.
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However, the Tar Heels got a defensive stop, and Andrew Platek scored in transition to re-establish a 10-point gap.
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West Virginia responded with a 5-0 surge to re-establish a double-digit lead and waltzed to the finish line.
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In the wings, the leader of a newly liberated France, Charles de Gaulle, ordered his men to re-establish colonial rule.
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The meeting also discussed ideas for "concrete action" to re-establish democracy in Venezuela, the statement said, without giving further details.
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Its controllers on Earth have been trying to re-establish contact for months, and may need to consider discontinuing its mission.
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In a recent interview, Mr. Maliki said Mr. Sadr was seeking to exploit Mr. Abadi's weakness to re-establish his own influence.
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He said looting had broken out amid the chaos but authorities were too busy trying to save lives to re-establish order.
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At the event, Trump said the directive will re-establish American leadership in space, while creating jobs and enhancing US national security.
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Only in 1965, twenty years after Japan's colonisation of the Korean peninsula ended, did the two countries agree to re-establish relations.
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Criticisms of NATO expansion treat the organization as an imperialist power that seeks to re-establish its kingdom and annex neighboring territories.
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The cry went out for a "great white hope" to re-establish white supremacy in what was then America's most popular sport.
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The talks are now deadlocked as Damascus, Moscow and their other ally Tehran attempt a final push to re-establish Assad's rule.
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The other very important component is that all efforts must be made to re-establish stability in countries like Syria or Libya.
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It took only two decades for the two countries to re-establish diplomatic ties after the Americans withdrew from Vietnam in 1973.
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He also produced Broadway shows and helped to re-establish the Bucks County Playhouse in Pennsylvania as a stage for live theater.
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Mike Budenholzer called a quick timeout and the Hawks responded with a 16-6 run to re-establish a 10-point lead.
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But he has been given this monumental, herculean task of having to kill Ghost, re-establish the drug network and run it.
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"We went to overtime and couldn't get back on our toes again and re-establish the forecheck," Sharks coach Peter DeBoer said.
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The narrators of both songs lay themselves bare, trying to re-establish intimacy in one, and admitting bitter defeat in the other.
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She's one of the lucky ones, perhaps: her diagnosis, therapy and determination are helping re-establish a measured, more normal morning routine.
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The Russians, Vladimir Putin is very clear, he has one goal and that's to re-establish the territorial integrity of the USSR.
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Finally, I don't have to play as a self-righteous member of noble class, seeking to re-establish a fraught status quo.
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The failure to re-establish functioning telephone networks and transportation systems in many areas makes it difficult to get regular medical care.
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"If President fired Bob Mueller, Congress would immediately re-establish independent counsel and appoint Bob Mueller," Mr. Schiff said in a tweet.
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"I appreciate the deals that Sanalla has done to re-establish production," said Geoff D. Porter, president of North Africa Risk Consulting.
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Southern Rail Commission Chairman Greg White says he's urging Amtrak to re-establish daily, round-trip service between New Orleans and Orlando.
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"This situation means we have to renegotiate prices and re-establish when that merchandise is going to arrive in China," said Ravettino.
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An autonomous and powerful military that is rankled under democracy is more capable of stepping off the sidelines to re-establish dictatorship.
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Popular Will called the allegation the "same lies and manipulation" and said the party's struggle to re-establish constitutional order was peaceful.
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The crisis has threatened to tear the bloc apart as member countries re-establish border controls and struggle to mount a unified response.
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Both sides agreed to re-establish a forum to discuss infrastructure projects and other investments unrealized by the previous conservative administration, Calvo said.
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Still, the official said, the strikes successfully helped "re-establish the deterrent" by proving that Mr. Trump was willing to take military action.
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But Thomas steadied with clutch play over the next three holes, twice holing putts of around 12 feet to re-establish his authority.
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That's because Facebook logged out over 90 million users in an effort to re-establish control over potentially compromised accounts as a precaution.
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And OPEC's agreement leaves strife-torn Nigeria and Libya free to increase their production if they can re-establish security around oil installations.
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"After the appropriate amount of healing time, I encourage clients to re-establish 'communication' between the brain and these core muscles," she says.
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The new flights are the latest change since President Obama's decision in December 2014 to re-establish diplomatic relations between the two countries.
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USF tied the score early in the second half, but two 3-pointers by Henriquez helped UCF re-establish a six-point lead.
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So any theory that moves toward facts being subjective has to re-establish some means of communicating knowledge that satisfies two opposing constraints.
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It's also good to re-establish your routine from before the event, or build in a new routine that helps you feel safe.
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Fitch's projections assume HCP will return to the unsecured debt capital markets in 2017 to re-establish itself with investors and fund growth.
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Ford ended the Saint Mary's field goal drought with a jumper at the 27:224 mark to re-establish a five-point lead.
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The delegation returned home holding an agreement with Cuba's Grupo Empresarial Agrícola to re-establish Cuba as a market for American agricultural products.
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"I will be returning to Northern Ireland to continue our discussions as we attempt to re-establish the Northern Ireland Executive," Foster said.
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The army said on Sunday that it had launched an operation "to re-establish order" amid the four-day revolt over bonus payments.
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The US took steps in 2015 to re-establish diplomatic ties with Somalia by reopening its diplomatic mission but basing it in Kenya.
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Local and Federal Emergency Management Agency officials said Friday the first priority is to find survivors and re-establish communications within the island.
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To overcome the stain of failing to make good on constitutionally protected government bonds, we must re-establish our credibility in world markets.
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Socar was initially keen to re-establish them after sanctions were lifted this year but there is no longer any upside, Azimov said.
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As well as that, Mendes will want to re-establish himself as a title contender in the 145 lbs bracket more than anything.
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The Ravens suffered through a rash of brutal injuries last year; now their returnees have to re-establish themselves as playoff-caliber starters.
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The Italian arrests were announced on Tuesday, nipping in the bud an attempt to re-establish a ruling mob council for the province.
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It allows the Syrian government, backed by Moscow, to re-establish dominance over a swath of the country that the Kurds have controlled.
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In such a scenario, our fate then rests on whether the Taliban seeks to re-establish safe havens in the areas it controls.
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Luit had recently usurped power from two other high-ranking males, and, unwisely, had failed to re-establish good relations with his rivals.
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With new and more efficient investment capabilities, the USIDFC has the potential to re-establish the U.S. as a global leader in commercial diplomacy.
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Park is attempting to show the contrition and sense of responsibility that South Koreans demand while also trying to re-establish her tarnished credibility.
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But in order to change the gender equation in India, we need to fundamentally re-establish balance in the way we approach the problem.
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Beyond events like Heritage Day, the Nisenan are also trying to re-establish representation of their tribe through an updated curriculum for local educators.
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To protect ourselves, we must face up to and fulfill our obligations to the millions of displaced people struggling to re-establish their lives.
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So he sponsored a law allowing local officials to re-establish dormant levee boards and requiring annual reports to be sent to the state.
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Russia's activities in CAR are part of a wider push to re-establish influence in sub-Saharan Africa that waned after the Cold War.
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It is unclear if the U.S. government will re-establish cost-sharing subsidies, or try to remove the insurance mandates for individuals and employers.
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And the administration the Saudis have tried to re-establish in Aden, the southern port, is dysfunctional and prone to attack from al-Qaeda.
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That mission is, first, to revivify France, and second, to re-establish it as an equal partner with Germany in revivifying the European Union.
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The real battle for Libya is between those who prefer to re-establish authoritarian rule and those who want to build a peaceful democracy.
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We couldn't re-establish any offensive momentum, and I think it was because of our mindset in the last 10 minutes of the third.
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In the light of these difficulties, miners said it would take years to re-establish trust, and investment would be driven away for decades.
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The Spanish government said today that it was ready to "re-establish constitutional order in Catalonia," after the region's defiant independence referendum this month.
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But all the guts in India will not re-establish contact with a robot 239,000 miles away, and get Chandrayaan-2 back on course.
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"This historic time requires a person able to re-establish relations with all sectors at the local and national level," said the outgoing governor.
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Riding a wave of victories over the Islamic State, Mr. Abadi ordered his troops in October to re-establish government control throughout the country.
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France was not living up to its commitment to re-establish the bears nor to a European Union mandate on biodiversity, the court ruled.
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"I needed to re-establish the rule of law," Mr. Ben Ali said in an interview with a French television station after taking power.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's foreign ministry said it highly appreciates the decision of the Pacific Island nation of Kiribati to re-establish ties with Beijing.
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The Clippers couldn't get any closer, however, and the Raptors made a late push to re-establish the 13-point lead at the break.
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Athens, which will now rely on markets to refinance its debt, has been considering bond issues to re-establish itself as a regular borrower.
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The chief said that after serving his suspension Martin will return to the neighborhood he previously patrolled to re-establish a relationship with the community.
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Trump has frequently criticized the deal Obama struck to reopen diplomatic relations with Cuba and entertained reversing moves to re-establish some trade with Cuba.
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"In January the government released 53 political prisoners after official announcements that the United States and Cuba would re-establish diplomatic relations," the report stated.
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For publications like The New York Times and The Washington Post, it's an opportunity to re-establish themselves after the wake of the internet revolution.
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Some have hailed Brexit as a chance to re-establish French as the EU's leading language, or at least remove English as an official language.
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And finally, the bank will need to spend a lot of time and capital to re-establish trust among the public it seeks to serve.
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The status of the lander is being investigated by team leads who are expected to work through the night to re-establish communication with it.
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Nonetheless, the Iraqi prime minister accused Turkey of seeking to re-establish its once-mighty empire that spread from Europe to North Africa and Iraq.
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I hope he's saved the world enough to take a decade and re-establish himself as a great comedian as he has it in him.
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Returning to full production is likely to take some time as the automaker has scrambled to re-establish manufacturing of critical components from a supplier.
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No. 24 Maryland looks to snap a two-game skid and re-establish some momentum heading into the postseason when it hosts Iowa on Saturday.
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He&aposs accused of corruption and money laundering in what the prosecutors say will expose Maduro&aposs alleged crimes and re-establish democracy in Venezuela.
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But, it has promised to play a "huge" commercial role in helping rebuild the country, where the Taliban seek to re-establish their Islamist regime.
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But he added that Ukraine remains "the single most difficult issue that stands in the way" of the ability to re-establish a good relationship.
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Whoever Mr. Trump names to the Supreme Court to fill Antonin Scalia's seat will help to re-establish a conservative majority, boding ill for labor.
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Through interdisciplinary methods, they re-establish autonomy and representation in the spheres that continue to exclude them, such as Silicon Valley, Big Pharma, and Hollywood.
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It needs to fully re-establish itself as the party of the working class and the forgotten, willing to pursue its ideals, damn the consequences.
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If any show could re-establish the format as a place for innovative, modern comedy, it's "One Day at a Time," energetically political and progressive.
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" At the time, Ms. Haley asserted that the United States did not seek to leave the council but wanted to "re-establish the council's legitimacy.
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It could lead them to re-establish formal relations, but as a condition China would require the Vatican to cut ties with its rival Taiwan.
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The bottom line: While O'Rourke has a relaunch strategy, this is not the first time he's tried to re-establish himself as a viable contender.
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People who had placed a freeze at Equifax under the old system don't need to do anything to re-establish it, Ms. Bistritz-Balkan said.
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In 18683, Andrew Johnson, Lincoln's successor, welcomed former Confederates back into the Union, many of whom sought to re-establish control over emancipated African-Americans.
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Representative Elijah Cummings, a Maryland Democrat, called the agreement "a chance to re-establish trust" between residents and the police after a painful few years.
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"If I become the chairman I will re-establish fairness and order in the South Korean markets," Kim told reporters after his nomination was announced.
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Cuba has agreed to re-establish direct U.S. flights to the island and to allow American hotelier Starwood to refurbish and run three Havana hotels.
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Others decided to move towards one or more legislative actions, including passing a bill on all ISPs to re-establish net neutrality within the state.
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The African Union has threatened to send a well-armed peacekeeping force to re-establish order in Bujumbura, a proposal that Mr. Nkurunziza has also opposed.
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"Clearly the BOJ's new tool of negative interest rates has proven ineffective to re-establish market confidence, at least so far in the game," he added.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad will see it as a sign the U.S. will not hinder his efforts to re-establish control over all of Syria.
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The strikes have helped unions "re-establish their relevance for younger members" after the Janus case, says Andy Rotherham of Bellwether Education Partners, a non-profit.
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In another hopeful sign, Mendocino County authorities said power company PG&E would begin flying low in the county to check lines and re-establish power.
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Israeli analysts said that the exchanges of fire seemed intended to warn rather than kill, and to re-establish "red lines" or boundaries, on both sides.
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In addition, we need to re-establish in-country processing to permit those in danger an option to apply for asylum in their home countries. 5.
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Ball sank a floater with 18 seconds left in the third to re-establish an eight-point lead that Los Angeles took into the fourth quarter.
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The Taliban has been fighting to expel foreign forces and re-establish a theocratic Islamic state since its ousting in October 2001, weeks after the Sept.
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Survivors liken recovery to crawling out of a hole, slowly emerging from shock, stress and hopelessness to re-establish a semblance of order -- a new life.
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Mr. Qatani was described as Al Qaeda's emir for northeastern Afghanistan, assigned by the terrorist group's leadership to re-establish havens for operations throughout the country.
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Assad's forces, helped by Russian air power and Iran-backed militias, have managed to re-establish control over most of Syria over the past two years.
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At the least, the stop in Florida allowed Mr. Cruz to re-establish a presence in what will be a critical state in the general election.
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Either way, Snyder has helped re-establish the Jazz as one of the NBA's most resourceful franchises, a respectable outfit that's headed in the right direction.
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Trying to re-establish that good will without fixing the underlying causes is like building a bridge across a river without foundations to ground the towers.
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With galas and plans to expand his fang empire, Father Sebastiaan is looking to re-establish his place in the culture lest it pass him by.
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The German auteur — a wildly prolific wunderkind whose sardonic melodramas served to re-establish German cinema on the international stage — appeared at once affable and menacing.
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He said he had financed "organizations trying to re-establish civic, truth-focused discourse" and was "embarrassed" to learn his money had been spent on disinformation.
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In the past year, seven attempts by the military to re-establish the Constitution and our sovereignty, today partially controlled by Cuban leadership, have been aborted.
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"The question is can we re-establish some normative minimum that is presumably above what sheer market forces would drive wages down to," Mr. Weil said.
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It has made me want to re-establish connections with the Conrad whose written sentences once inspired in me the same joy as a musical phrase.
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Today we should be Americans asking ourselves what we can do together to rescue victims and help them re-establish their lives, with malice toward none.
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Above all, the rules for 2021 will re-establish the clear distinction between the defender of the oldest major trophy in global sports and its challengers.
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The $47 million, 100 seat MRJ, which made its maiden test flight in November, represents Japan's long-held ambition to re-establish a commercial aircraft industry.
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It said the purchase would allow Folli to re-establish the Links of London business, an important part of its restructuring plan, free of previous liabilities.
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But a temporary unplug by being mindful and disciplined about your information intake may help re-establish vital interpersonal contact and recharge mental and emotional batteries.
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The administration has also advanced two candidates with pro-pipeline and pro-nuclear leanings to re-establish the decisionmaking quorum at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commissions.
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"It is my goal to get that exercise back on track and try to re-establish that as another key part of our military relationship," Gen.
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Mr. Lee's father disbanded the office when he ran into legal trouble, only to re-establish it under its current name once those troubles blew over.
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There are four types of dengue, which gives the virus the opportunity to re-establish itself in people who have developed immunity against one of the strains.
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"Emergency teams are working on the ground to connect with isolated persons and re-establish the water supply wherever possible," Chilean President Michelle Bachelet wrote on Twitter.
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Each time McGregor created a buffer of space, Mayweather stepped in and McGregor had to either re-establish that space or punch to keep Mayweather off him.
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Raul Castro and President Barack Obama stunned the world in 2014 when they announced their countries would re-establish diplomatic ties after decades of isolation and hostility.
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"If we don't re-establish power and other basic services, the damage to our economy will be even greater," said Puerto Rico's public affairs secretary, Ramon Rosario.
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"The U.S. government welcomes this effort to re-establish negotiations between Nicaraguan government and civil society representatives," he wrote in a post on Twitter on Saturday evening.
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If we can start winning games it won't be a question, but in the meantime it's our job to get on a run and re-establish ourselves.
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The company is looking to re-establish its relationship with Snapchat in an effort to create a partnership that drives more engagement and revenue in the future.
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Oil prices have been rising as the United States is set to re-establish sanctions against Iran that have already reduced exports from OPEC's No. 3 producer.
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The pro-EU victor has made it his goal to work with Germany and other EU member states to re-establish the integrity of the European project.
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"It will re-establish our brand in the hearts and minds of sports car fans and on the global automotive stage," said Lotus Chief Executive Phil Popham.
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But it's also likely to take longer than Trump may find optimal, given it takes time to re-establish trading relationships, book cargoes and get them delivered.
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"I will be expecting a response from your good self within 48 hours ... " The statement said Kiir wanted to re-establish a peace agreement signed in August.
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Joel is fighting not just to save Ellie, but also to exorcise the guilt he feels over his daughter's death, and re-establish himself as a father.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Moscow and Washington should re-establish direct contacts between their military and foreign policy chiefs, Russia's new ambassador to Washington, Anatoly Antonov, said on Wednesday.
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"Emergency teams are working on the ground to connect with isolated personas and re-establish the water supply wherever possible," Chilean President Michelle Bachelet wrote on Twitter.
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Japan and South Korea did not re-establish ties until 1965, and, even then, some of the women had no relatives to sponsor their return and resettlement.
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In addition, the stepping-off-line low-kick is a nice way to end punching combinations and re-establish range, solving the first problem we talked about.
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He pithily covers our continual need to re-establish that we're wanted, the dangers of sharing the contents of our sexual imagination and dozens of other subcategories.
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A self-avowed admirer of Trump, Wilders said the Netherlands does not need to build a wall to keep out foreigners but should re-establish border controls.
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Nixon and Kissinger saw the need to re-establish relations with China; that is, to play the China card as a way to pressure the Soviet Union.
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It took three interventions and nearly 18 hours, but Dr. Halbach was able to locate and block off the abnormal veins and re-establish normal blood flow.
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But Pence's two-run triple in the bottom of the third offset Bader's homer and helped the Giants re-establish a three-run cushion at 33-2.
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This will reset our cost structure, allowing us to re-invest where it matters most to our customers, to re-establish our authority in the Home space.
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Mr. Trump wants to re-establish Secure Communities, a program set up during the George W. Bush administration that identified potentially deportable immigrants who had committed crimes.
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What we witnessed inspired us to dedicate an entire episode to the legacy of Chappelle's comedy as he works to re-establish his place in American culture.
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The ferry company has offered to re-establish that route this summer; Ms. Snyder declined to comment on whether New Jersey Transit would support that idea. Gov.
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And when President Barack Obama, in his second term, acted to re-establish diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba, Mas advised him and expressed support.
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But, beyond using existing police powers to regulate street marches, the Labour government was disinclined to intervene, thinking it imperative to re-establish pre-war civil liberties.
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"So this is really woven into a series of things that I think we should do to help re-establish the solid reputation of DOJ," he said.
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"It is a robust plan to re-establish environmental quality in the affected area," the statement said, citing Mary de Souza Junior, a Samarco director of projects.
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As program managers who had been watching the mission in real time tried to re-establish communications, they also dealt with issues in the spacecraft's main engine.
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The Amazon can be saved if Brazil and other Amazon nations improve their programs for fighting forest fires and re-establish forest cover that has been destroyed.
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Outclassed in that bout, McGregor has distanced himself from his coach, John Kavanagh, and needs a fight or two to re-establish himself as a title contender.
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I joined a group of students to re-establish an on-campus NAACP chapter and volunteered at the Women's Center, along with students of all colors and creeds.
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Their candidate did not blunder in his first big televised test; instead he grew in confidence—enough to deny Mr Fillon the chance to re-establish his credibility.
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Their hostility to the European Union is just a raw struggle for power, without any credible designs to re-establish prosperous, fully independent and entirely sovereign nation states.
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"The acquisition of Ascoval is part of our ongoing plans to re-establish British Steel as a leader in the steel industry," said British Steel Chairman Roland Junck.
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The president wants to "re-establish the commitment of the Argentine state" to solving the attack, said Mario Cimadevilla, who has been appointed to head the investigative department.
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He has become increasingly imperious and authoritarian, presenting himself in rallies and speeches as the only safeguard against right-wing radicals who want to re-establish an oligarchy.
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After many years during which Mao had become increasingly marginalised in Chinese political culture, China's current leader, Xi Jinping, is trying to re-establish the late chairman's authority.
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The president's desire to re-establish the journée de carence, when civil servants have to sacrifice pay for their first day of sick leave, suggests a certain disdain.
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With the Galaxy Note 8, being unveiled in New York today, Samsung is looking to move past all of last year's problems and re-establish its signature phablet.
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"France has to re-establish its credibility as far as reforms are concerned," said Moscovici, a member of the rival Socialist Party, which lost heavily in the elections.
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After the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, the Russian Orthodox church emerged from decades of oppression to find post-communist politicians ready to help re-establish its role.
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"I think the mindset has to be to re-establish who we are in the first five minutes of the third quarter," said Timberwolves head coach Tom Thibodeau.
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The current tenants, the restaurateurs Alex von Bidder and Julian Niccolini, will move out in July and hope to re-establish the Four Seasons in a new location.
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In the face of these forces, Nineveh's provincial government, which has been in exile for over two years, does not have the capacity to re-establish its authority.
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What we need is for you, as a non-indigenous person to Turtle Island, to re-establish your connection with her through your own indigenous practices and culture.
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The decision to re-establish ties with Morocco is likely to go down badly in South Africa's ruling African National Congress (ANC) party, of which Zuma is leader.
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Major brands, meanwhile, are seeking to re-establish a direct connection to customers and the all-important data that reveals whether they might buy a product or service.
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The Houthis control the capital Sanaa in the north while the Saudi-backed Yemeni government has tried to re-establish itself in the southern port city of Aden.
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The government led by President Bashar al-Assad wants to re-establish control over all of Syria and objects to American tinkering outside of a negotiated peace deal.
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The Russian leader said talks, if they took place, could help re-establish what he called normal relations between Russia and the United States, including on the economy.
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"The next four months will allow the government to roll out enough armed forces to re-establish order and achieve disarmament," said Ismael Chaibo, minister of territorial administration.
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While McGregor is currently working to re-establish himself as a championship contender in UFC, rumors of another boxing match are already swirling, this time with Manny Pacquiao.
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Congress is debating whether to re-establish the ban on Russian rocket engines for military missions, and possibly expand it to include NASA launch service contracts as well.
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Speaking during his visit to the affected area on Wednesday, Indonesian President Joko Widodo said his first priority was to re-establish basic services before focusing on rebuilding.
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Business Insider recently obtained an internal list of Nadella&aposs leadership principles, drawn from the strategy that helped the company re-establish itself as a major market player.
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They met in Lin's office, which was designed to replicate the room where Chairman Mao met President Nixon in 1972 to re-establish relations between their two countries.
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Part of this strategy entails rebuilding alliances with our partners in the Middle East, and in November we helped re-establish diplomatic ties between Iraq and Saudi Arabia.
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"It has amplified many divisions in society and in particular has helped to re-establish xenophobia as legitimate and acceptable," the iconic UK-based IDMproducer wrote about the referendum.
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But if the economy avoids recession and re-accelerates, which remains possible, the race to close short positions and re-establish new longs would produce a ferocious short squeeze.
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Scientists will analyse all the data received so far, and also still hope to re-establish contact with the lander before its batteries run out in a few days.
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Scientists will analyze all the data received so far, and also still hope to re-establish contact with the lander before its batteries run out in a few days.
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"I think we need to re-establish public confidence in the usefulness and credibility of polling," said Craig Young, president of the Association of Market and Social Research Organisations.
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Conor McGregor must re-establish himself as a premier fighter if he is to earn a second shot at Khabib Nurmagomedov and his lightweight championship, an MMA manager said.
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Political analysts saw the move as an attempt to win a fresh public mandate and re-establish his hold on power after his approval ratings fell to summertime lows.
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The Pentagon's primary concern is for Turkey to re-establish a senior officer corps that is a reliable partner that the US military can interact with and count on.
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It's through this lens that we see Annie's awakening as she begins to celebrate herself, connect with her body, and re-establish the personal boundaries that people previously disrespected.
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The Commission is exploring ways to re-establish protection for European investors and resume negotiations on a free trade agreement with India that will include investment, the source said.
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With this data, the STEREO team will now work to put a recovery plan in place, re-establish the spacecraft's desired position and evaluate the health of its subsystems.
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Then came a historic day: December 17, 2014, when the United States and Cuba announced their mutual intent to normalize diplomatic relations and re-establish economic and cultural contacts.
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Benjamin Wittes, editor in chief of the Lawfare blog and a Comey friend, writes that Comey called his interactions with Trump "training" in order to "re-establish" appropriate boundaries.
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The provisional agreement concluded in Algiers was then turned into a final accord in Vienna this week ("Saudi brinkmanship aims to re-establish leverage within OPEC", Reuters, Nov. 28).
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President Salva Kiir asked Vice President Riek Machar on Thursday to make contact with him in the next 48 hours, to re-establish a peace agreement signed in August.
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As chaotic street protests continue to rock the country, the soldiers know it's up to them to crack the skulls that need to be cracked to re-establish order.
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Elsewhere, National Bank of Greece is selling Greece's first bank bond in the public market since 2014, another crucial step in the country's bid to re-establish financial independence.
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" He added that he has not yet spoken to his Russian counterpart, but the United States will "work diplomatically and militarily in the coming hours to re-establish deconfliction.
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To re-establish its image, the company hired cybersecurity experts, created positions such as a chief information security officer, and rolled out more secure payment systems in its stores.
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When Séverin enters into a risky deal that could re-establish his lineage but potentially endanger his crew, everything — in so many jewel-toned, ornate sentences — goes spectacularly wrong.
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One of the camps, Al Hol, houses tens of thousands of people including extremists whom the S.D.F. and aid organizations have accused of seeking to re-establish ISIS rule.
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When they became senior executives at Sony's television business in 2002, the studio was working to re-establish itself after severe cutbacks had essentially left the division for dead.
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DOD must immediately re-establish the Defense Nuclear Agency to rebuild the essential military science of nuclear weapons effects throughout DOD by underground testing for battlefield survivability in Nevada.
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Bills to re-establish the Glass-Steagall barrier between traditional and investment banking, which Sanders supports, have never garnered more than a handful of co-sponsors in recent years.
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In 1994 Mexico established the Maderas del Carmen protected area, and in 2000 a Mexican corporation, Cemex, conserved additional borderlands that helped re-establish bighorn sheep and black bears.
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Elsewhere, National Bank of Greece is selling the country's first bank bond in the public market since 2014, another crucial step in the country's bid to re-establish financial independence.
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These people, who are close to the discussions, said Trump and Xi would need to essentially re-establish the progress they made before talks broke down in Washington in May.
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"It will take them some time to re-establish someone to lead the organization, and during that period of time their actions may be a little bit disjointed," Mackenzie said.
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We ought to re-establish sanctions, not just because of the student, but because of their actions that they're taking right now, as it relates to building this missile capability.
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Two free throws by Likekele with 2:43 left allowed Oklahoma State to re-establish its double-digit lead and the Cowboys were able to cruise to the finish line.
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Political analysts saw the move as an attempt to win a fresh public mandate and re-establish his hold on power after a plunge in his approval ratings last summer.
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The themes speak to the complicated history of the African mask in Western art, yet they also re-establish the agency and creativity of the African mask and its performance.
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In 1999, a group known as the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra emerged, seeking through protests and political agitation to re-establish an independent nation.
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Being economically dependent on their wives may threaten their manhood, Munsch said, and having an affair is a way to re-establish their masculinity, even if it's all done subconsciously.
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"Within the context of war on Islamic totalitarianism, as long as Europe's borders are not protected by our partners, France will re-establish lasting controls at its borders," he said.
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The decision to re-establish ties with Morocco is likely to go down badly with some members of South Africa's ruling African National Congress (ANC), of which Zuma is leader.
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But it will never be fixed until we re-establish security at the borders and refocus on immigrants who want to come here legally – so they can actually become American.
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Beef producers said the final deal will provide an economic boost to their industry, which has been working for years to re-establish sales of U.S. beef to China's consumers.
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It was not clear how Ince's plan to re-establish ties with Damascus would persuade millions of Syrian refugees to return to areas under the control of the Syrian government.
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But he clearly demonstrated his disapproval for federal net neutrality protections—cause for concern for net neutrality proponents seeking to re-establish the rules through multiple venues, including the courts.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia is trying to re-establish some negotiating leverage within OPEC by threatening to block an output cutting deal unless other members share more of the burden.
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Ever since Japan's ambitious X-ray astronomy satellite Hitomi dropped out of contact with Earth on March 26, scientists around the world have been working furiously to re-establish communication.
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The 2015 nuclear deal — negotiated with Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia and the Obama administration — subjected Iran to extra scrutiny in order to re-establish trust with the international community.
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Unfortunately, it is clear that we have veered wildly off course when Washington has to reinforce the rejection of white supremacy and re-establish the human rights of all Americans.
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He still has big leads over Cruz and Rubio in New Hampshire and South Carolina, the next two states to vote, and could quickly re-establish his front-runner status.
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"You all are the defenders of peace ... We have to re-establish order in our country," said Ortega, wearing Nicaragua's flag colors with a white shirt and blue baseball cap.
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To name a few, these initiatives include actions like...the U.N.'s work to re-establish an international regulation regime on global warming which would heavily target our fossil fuels.
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Although Carter said the US had initially compromised its position, he also said it's not too late for the nation to re-establish itself as a champion of human rights.
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"If you need to take risk, really the answer is to potentially re-evaluate your portfolio or re-establish if the strategy you're in is working for you," Liersch said.
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Salvini is the leader of the far-right, hardline anti-immigrant League party, and he has called for a new round of elections to re-establish a ruling party majority.
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Sanders should join his cohorts and re-establish himself as America's anti-corruption leader by pledging to tackle corruption not only as a platform issue, but as his first issue.
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Iran is set to add to the global oversupply woes as it gears up to re-establish its crude oil export program after crippling sanctions were lifted over the weekend.
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To help re-establish the quirky hand bag's position as affordable luxury, rather than a mass product, it has been focusing on selling more in department stores, rather than outlets.
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Nazeem Howa, the CEO of Oakbay Investments, a holding company for Gupta businesses in South Africa, said he hoped to convince at least one local bank to re-establish relations.
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Eagles 16, Bears 15 CHICAGO — Eleven months have elapsed since Philadelphia's improbable Super Bowl title, and on Sunday it was ever more necessary to re-establish this interval as fact.
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" Mindmaze, a pioneer in this space, is already creating virtual environments for stroke patients," Wolf says, "causing their brains to re-wire themselves and re-establish mobility in forgotten limbs."
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The lack of a unified response to the migration crisis in the European Union has led countries like Denmark and Germany to temporarily re-establish border controls with neighboring member states.
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McCormick is in discussions with CARE, a non-governmental organization that helped re-establish the market in Madagascar after the 2017 cyclone destroyed about 30 percent of the islands vanilla crops.
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"We are investing to re-establish our price position by sharpening prices and to enhance service by putting more employees into our stores," Chief Executive Steve Rowe said in a statement.
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McCormick is in discussions with CARE, a non-governmental organization that helped re-establish the market in Madagascar after the 2017 cyclone destroyed about 30 percent of the island's vanilla crops.
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The rules also loosen limits on travel between the United States and Cuba and make it simpler to re-establish direct flights under a civil aviation agreement reached late last year.
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My plan is estimated to create tens of thousands of new, good-paying jobs in this country and should re-establish the United States as the world leader in auto manufacturing.
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"Congress and the administration can choose to stabilize these markets and re-establish competition — but only through a consensus process that brings in a broader swath of the uninsured," Mendelson said.
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Going after Clinton will unify the party's shrinking base, giving it no reason to go through the kind of soul-searching necessary to re-establish itself as a viable national party.
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Al-Qahtani was al Qaeda's emir for northeastern Afghanistan and was assigned by the group's leadership to re-establish safe havens for the group throughout the country, according to the statement.
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To re-establish some leverage in the negotiations, Saudi officials have resorted to brinkmanship, threatening that there will be no deal at all unless Iran, Iraq and Russia are more cooperative.
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Howa said the livelihoods of its 7,500 employees were at stake if Oakbay fails to re-establish relationships with the banks, as the firm will be unable to pay their salaries.
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Even if Putin has achieved some tactical successes in rebuilding regional primacy, his larger quest to re-establish Russia as a responsible and respected great power has been a complete failure.
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Women's Aid Federation Northern Ireland was one of the biggest recipients, saying it would use the 200,000 pounds to re-establish a rape crisis center, 12 years after it had shut.
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He could promise worried Americans that should Mr. Trump win, he would re-establish Congress as a check on the executive branch, not a rubber stamp on an irresponsible White House.
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"We trust that, via an agreement between all sides, it will be the Venezuelans who re-establish the democratic order," Pena Nieto said via Twitter late on Thursday after the meeting.
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"We are disappointed that the justices were unwilling to re-establish the original principle of one-person, one-vote for the citizens of Texas and elsewhere," Blum said in a statement.
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Given these competing tendencies, along with the quickening trend abroad to abandon economic principles, it is crucial that U.S. antitrust authorities rapidly re-establish themselves as leaders in economics-based analysis.
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The Taliban have been waging an insurgency for a decade and a half in an attempt to overthrow the Western-backed government in Kabul and re-establish a fundamentalist Islamist regime.
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And the main lesson there is that once the norms of acceptable behavior are violated and once the institutions of government are weakened, it is very hard to re-establish them.
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In reality, there is a deeper motivation behind it, although not the one its critics imagine: Libra is the last, best hope to re-establish trust between Facebook and the world.
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Instead, he said he had been trying to support "organizations trying to re-establish civic, truth-focused discourse" and had not been aware of the deceptive work during the 2017 campaign.
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Recovery from moral injury begins with identifying the causes and communities that were sacrificed in the heat of battle and finding creative new ways to re-establish loyalty to those causes.
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The passion to re-establish Shariah, in its most literal and archaic form, is at the core of that Islamist resurgence, which now seems to be making an advance in Brunei.
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"We will continue to work constructively with the authorities to lift the embargo and to resume operations in order to re-establish Alunorte as the world's leading alumina refinery," Hydro added.
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However, in the short-term, financial markets may overestimate inflation risks, in large part because the Fed has conditioned investors that the Phillips curve will re-establish itself at some point.
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Citing the potential for the military to gain greater power, Mr. Temer's critics cried foul this week when the president deployed troops to re-establish order after protests besieged the capital.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's new president on Wednesday nominated as top antitrust regulator a corporate reform activist who said he aims to "re-establish fairness and order" in the country's markets.
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DAN BRENDELOceanside, California One way to re-establish citizens' links to the armed forces would be to require national service for all residents in the age range of the previous draft.
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The Taliban have been waging an insurgency for a decade and a half in an attempt to overthrow the Western-backed government in Kabul and re-establish a fundamentalist Islamic regime.
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He said the world must re-establish international protection for refugees coming from war zones such as Syria, but it would not be easy as developed countries were turning to nationalist agendas.
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President Obama reluctantly agreed to a limited troop surge aimed at re-winning "the good war," deploying 270,22013 additional military personnel (and even more Pentagon and private contractors) to re-establish security.
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Parise re-directed a shot by defenseman Marco Scandella between Crawford's pads to make it 3-2, before Toews answered less than two minutes later to re-establish a two-goal lead.
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He simultaneously restated U.S. plans to withdraw while also saying Washington would never allow Islamic State to re-establish itself - something experts say it will try to do following a U.S. pullout.
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For now, Tehran is likely to be searching for a means to re-establish deterrence and to project strength in the face of the most high-profile assassination in the country's history.
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Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, said he plans to visit Chad to re-establish diplomatic ties more than four decades after the majority-Muslim country cut off relations with the Jewish state.
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The prime minister intends to re-establish diplomatic relations with Iran and to revive Canada's relationship with Mexico, its partner, along with the United States, in the North American Free-Trade Agreement.
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A Facebook virtual currency would allow for more premium content to find its way back to Facebook, Sandler said, as companies re-establish themselves on the social network as a strategic partner.
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In the October statement, the Pentagon described al-Utabi as involved in the efforts to re-establish al Qaeda safe havens in Afghanistan and in efforts to recruit and train foreign fighters.
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Coming off their worst performance of the season, the Philadelphia Union look to re-establish themselves as the Eastern Conference's top team when they play host to the Chicago Fire on Saturday.
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To revive their fortunes and lay the groundwork for dispatching Trump in 2020, Democrats will, first and foremost, have to re-establish their reputation as the party that cares about ordinary Americans.
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The foundation has not made a final decision on that request because it is waiting for the various government agencies to come up with a plan to re-establish services, Díaz said.
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He essentially proclaimed that when there was flagrant or chaotic or despotic leadership of a Latin American country, the United States could intervene to re-establish the rule of law and democracy.
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Mr. Utabi, similarly, was described as having worked to re-establish a haven in Afghanistan from which to threaten the West, and was involved in efforts to recruit and train foreign fighters.
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MOSCOW — Russia is working to re-establish its former military bases in Vietnam and Cuba, a senior official said on Friday, reflecting Moscow's growing ambition to reassert itself on the world stage.
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The Taliban, fighting to re-establish strict Islamic rule in Afghanistan and drive out international forces backing the government in Kabul, control large stretches of the province and have targeted Lashkar Gah.
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For the past year, a Saudi-led coalition has sought to re-establish the government of President Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi, which was driven into exile by Houthi rebels and their allies.
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After a moving attempt to help his doctor's family there, the relatively young, but no longer new, pope returned to Rome to re-establish himself at the heart of the Catholic Church.
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With the North seeking to re-establish diplomatic and economic ties to the South, Mr. Trump will find it difficult to play the cards he used during his first year in office.
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But unless the United States is able to find a way to re-establish deterrence, Iran will most likely resume its attacks in hopes of pressuring Washington to reduce its economic sanctions.
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Eventually, they found the energy, got up and pulled on their jeans, got dressed, and scrawled a note for the landlord: Dear Dan: Went on an adventure to re-establish our funds.
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The war in the Donbas would end tomorrow if Russia were to comply with Minsk and allow free local elections, monitored by international observers, to re-establish democratic procedures in the region.
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Instead, a president who is intent on protecting Americans from terrorism should consider focusing on policies that undermine terrorist propaganda and re-establish international trust in America's leadership, moral character, and mission.
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That same generation of brothers and sisters from my student movement days stands alongside me today, as Venezuelans from across the political spectrum are joining in an effort to re-establish democracy.
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"It's important to re-establish calm after the extraordinary events that we've all just been through," Mr. Senard said in a brief appearance Thursday with Mr. Bolloré at Renault headquarters in Paris.
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" He insists that, not only are these accusations false, but he has been "instrumental in attempts to assist my accusers in their quest to re establish a relationship with their adult daughter.
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A smaller strip of land was cleared last week as the authorities attempted to re-establish order around the perimeter of the camp, leading to the destruction of a makeshift church and mosque.
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Porter scored the first points of the second half, but the Beavers (2-93) regrouped, scoring the next 14 points to re-establish a double-digit lead and seize control of the game.
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What's more, ever since the financial crisis, German companies are more likely to use multiple lenders, making it harder for Deutsche to re-establish itself as a so-called Hausbank for German corporates.
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The AK Party also said Turkey would continue its efforts for a new and legitimate leadership in Syria, adding that it aimed to re-establish neighbourly ties and cooperation with the "new Syria".
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Hurricane Matthew has left at least 23 people dead in Haiti, a toll likely to climb as authorities re-establish contact with the hardest-hit areas where the damage is 'catastrophic,' officials said.
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It could also be difficult for other endangered animals such as the Mexican gray wolf and the Sonoran pronghorn to cross the border and re-establish recently destroyed populations or bolster small groups.
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A source familiar with the discussions — involving top administration officials and congressional leaders — told me the talks were important, above all, to re-establish a "feeling of camaraderie" after a rough few days.
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AMPLE LIQUIDITY WHILE RE-ESTABLISHING ITSELF WITH INVESTORS HCP will have ample liquidity to retire maturing debt obligations through 2018 which provides it time to re-establish itself with debt and equity investors.
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Northern Ireland has been without a regional government since January 2017, when Sinn Fein pulled out of a power-sharing government with the DUP and extended talks to re-establish it have failed.
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Now his replacement at Renault, Thierry Bollore, has told CNBC that over the last month the company had spent a large amount of time working with its Japanese partners to re-establish trust.
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Patched together with U.S. backing after accusations of electoral fraud on both sides, the government was supposed to have overseen fresh parliamentary elections and a constitutional grand council to re-establish political legitimacy.
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Pompeo said if Iran made major changes, the United States was prepared to ease sanctions, re-establish full diplomatic and commercial relations and support the country's re-integration into the international economic system.
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Even among those who disagree with her, there has been a sense that Lagarde has been an honest broker, attempting to re-establish equal treatment for countries from regions outside the European continent.
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This is also a good move from a political perspective as Republicans once again re-establish that they are against socialism in any form as they did with Cuba during the Cold War.
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"(Díaz-Canel) was not particularly involved in the US relationship," said Ben Rhodes, Obama's deputy adviser for national security, who led the US delegation in secret talks with Cuba to re-establish relations.
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"I think the best place in Skopje is Carsija," said Pane Temov, the brewery's owner, who also directs the annual Buskerfest, and helped re-establish the ancient neighborhood as a night life magnet.
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Toys R Us is heading for a fresh start after likely closing unprofitable stores, shedding debt and thus freeing up cash to reinvest in digital infrastructure and re-establish trust with jittery suppliers.
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We would like to ask that you all direct this compassion to Odin, Tessa, and our goats, so we can re-establish a fresh water supply and rebuild their barn before the winter.
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It's possible that the Home Office is planning to re-establish regular charter flights to Jamaica, deporting people on mass flights every few months, as it does to Nigeria, Ghana, Pakistan, and Albania.
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Over the last five years, Putin has defied Western scorn about Russia's frayed economic power and made the best of a bad hand, working to re-establish influence in the former Soviet orbit.
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But that hasn't stopped the company from trying to re-establish beachheads in the country, including with a much-ballyhooed visit by Mark Zuckerberg in 2016, where he demonstrated his Mandarin speaking skills.
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As Lucy and Alice re-establish a volatile intimacy over sugary mint tea in sweltering Tangier cafes, via flashback we gradually learn the details of that earlier mystery, which unfolds in frosty Vermont.
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This time, protest leaders say, they need at least three years to prepare voter rolls, but also to allow a stunted political system to re-establish itself after three decades of suffocating dictatorship.
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But if Iran instead targets additional oil tankers or fires missiles at other aircraft, the United States will need to take actions to try to re-establish deterrence, current and former officials said.
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She says she wants to re-establish freedom of expression, reverse draconian measures that have imprisoned journalists and closed down newspapers and media outlets, and restore a nonpartisan justice system and constitutional court.
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And when water needed to be let out of a reservoir overnight from Sunday to Monday, responders were given advance notice to re-establish a massive staging area for ambulances and medical equipment.
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Cardinal Jaime Lucas Ortega y Alamino, the former archbishop of Havana, who helped re-establish relations between Cuba and the United States and revive Catholicism on the island, died on Friday in Havana.
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But the younger al-Assad has repeatedly promised to re-establish control over every inch of Syria and few believe he will allow the Syrian Kurds to maintain their current level of autonomy.
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Because popular support for military conscription is so low, legislation to re-establish a draft would be very unlikely to pass either the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives or the Republican-controlled Senate.
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Israeli officials said Netanyahu's aides have been aware of the need to re-establish a semblance of bipartisan even-handedness, even as the prime minister works to create a personal bond with Trump.
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The Taliban would certainly reject the Afghan government which they consider to be a U.S. puppet, would refuse any political process, and would seek to overrun Kabul and re-establish an Islamic state.
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Mantashe, chairman of the ruling African National Congress and a former head of the National Union of Mineworkers, met companies and unions a the weekend and said he aimed to re-establish trust.
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But Memphis immediately countered with a 245-233 flurry, powered by 23-pointers from Solomon Hill and Brooks, and a three-point play from De'Anthony Melton, to re-establish a double-digit lead.
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On a day-to-day basis, I want to re-establish a strong doctor-patient relationship to dismantle a lot of the historical anxiety that the black community has about visiting the doctor.
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In making such a self-declaration, a ruler looks to give his authority the authenticity of Muhammad's blessing, obtaining the support of followers to re-establish a caliphate — this time on a global level.
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WADA's chief, who apologized for the hack, said that it was "greatly compromising the effort by the global anti-doping community to re-establish trust in Russia", following release of the McLaren Investigation Report.
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The U.S. federal government is helping to re-establish supply distribution chains across the island and providing for communications technology including satellite phones, Duke told senators at a hearing on threats to homeland security.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - France should bring its budget deficit back down below the European Union's 3 percent ceiling this year to help re-establish credibility under President Emmanuel Macron, the European Union's budget commissioner said.
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Okpala then connected for the Cardinal to re-establish a three-point lead, and Cal never got another field goal, thanks in part to Sharma blocking Don Coleman's layup attempt with 28 seconds left.
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The prophetic model Wood's argument is that ISIS propaganda contains foundational narratives to re-establish the caliphate based on what is known as "the prophetic model" — emulating the prophet Muhammad and his immediate followers.
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"Confronted with these unacceptable atrocities committed against innocent victims ... we can no longer defer our responsibility to re-establish state authority in this part of the country by all possible legal means," Kabila said.
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"The alienation of the internet and the way that technology is forcing people to re-establish identities on these different terrains: There's something that feels like gut-level horror about those ideas," he said.
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But Thompson hit a momentum-killing 3-pointer and the Golden State defense held San Antonio to one field goal over the next 5 163/2 minutes to re-establish control at 73-55.
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The network, an arm of the insurgency based in Pakistan, is known for its urban assaults, and the officials say it is trying to create a foothold to re-establish its headquarters in Afghanistan.
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Syrian soldiers and allied militiamen said that if residents were allowed to return to the city, Islamic State fighters might come back with them, and attempt to re-establish their presence in the city.
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For flat earthers, then, the only way to reclaim humanity's identity and liberty in this corrupt society is to buck all authority and re-establish man and Earth at the centre of the universe.
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Florida Panthers (28-15-5, +183 true goals differential)—After losing four straight, they spent the weekend posting convincing wins over both the Hawks and Lightning to re-establish their top-tier credentials. 4.
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Promotion of the pro-life cause also requires us to support and work with those who are seeking to re-establish the moral linkage between sexual expression and marriage, and between marriage and procreation.
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Veteran Chris Johnson's late-season injury accelerated the rookie's ascent into the starting role; whether the elder Johnson can re-establish himself over the younger is a question that will be settled in camp.
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In recent weeks, senior American officials have talked about the need to re-establish security in northern Syria by installing local security forces that reflect the demographics of those areas before the civil war.
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Inside Iran, orchestrated pro-government rallies received copious coverage in state media as the authorities tried to re-establish order after nearly a week of protests over the economy and the suppression of rights.
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The Taliban, ousted from power in a U.S.-led military intervention in 2001, has been waging a violent insurgency to try to topple Afghanistan's Western-backed government and re-establish a fundamentalist Islamic regime.
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Though ties between the EU and the United States have been troubled since Trump became president, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo sought to re-establish friendlier ties when he visited Brussels in September.
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He embarked on a cognitive behavioral therapy of his own design, which included educating himself in the laws of space and physics, and then flying to Thailand to re-establish his sense of courage.
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If Washington is going to re-establish trust with the American people, the governing class needs to begin by rooting out this bad behavior and creating new rules to ensure it never happens again.
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He embarked on a cognitive behavioral therapy of his own design, which included educating himself in the laws of space and physics, and then flying to Thailand to re-establish his sense of courage.
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The FCA also said many firms would need to carry out more regular product reviews and do more work to re-establish contact with customers they have lost touch with, which will increase administrative costs.
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Despite divisions over Iran, Pompeo has sought to re-establish friendlier ties with the incoming leaders of the European Union, including Borrell, and mark an end to troubled relations since President Donald Trump took office.
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Not only did he re-establish Fed independence by not caving to White House pressure, but he was also able to craft a statement, deliver prepared remarks and answer questions without spooking the stock market.
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It says his community is facing forced eviction from the land they have occupied for 45 years, and Den has been leading the network of villagers trying to re-establish their rights over this land.
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" In Al-Hayat, a leading pan-Arab newspaper, the columnist Daoud al-Shiryan argues that Trump has achieved his goal, which is to re-establish grounds for hatred that "many have thought ceased to exist.
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The U.S. ban on Huawei has roiled the global supply chain, "potentially creating opportunities for China to re-establish industry order, but what matters is whether the companies have the ability to capitalize on it".
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Ireland will not re-establish borders with Northern Ireland once the U.K. leaves the European Union, the country's prime minister told CNBC, but Dublin could compete with London as a new business hub for Europe.
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While Russia's goals are not as ambitious as those of the Soviet Union, it is quite clear that the Russian leadership desperately wants to re-establish a strong Russia, on par with the United States.
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The Taliban have been fighting for 16 years to re-establish their ultra-Islamist regime that was toppled in a U.S.-backed military operation over sheltering the al Qaeda terrorist network that planned the Sept.
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However, Russia could be a leader in weaponizing AI in pursuit of its grand strategy, which is to end US hegemony in the international system and re-establish Russian influence over the former Soviet region.
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"In the wake of the global steel overcapacity crisis, the Commission is applying the trade defense instruments to re-establish a level-playing field between EU and foreign producers," its said in an emailed statement.
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The Warsaw summit will, above all, be a progress report on the steps the alliance has since taken, known as the Readiness Action Plan, to reassure its nervous eastern members and re-establish effective deterrence.
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" Representative Adam Schiff (California), the top Democrat on the House intelligence committee, immediately responded to the rumor on Twitter: "If President fired Bob Mueller, Congress would immediately re-establish independent counsel and appoint Bob Mueller.
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When it intervened in Syria last year, Russia sought to provide TV spectacles for the masses at home, re-establish itself as a global power and force the West into taking account of Russian interests.
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With control of the House, Democrats are planning a quick flurry of hearings to highlight climate change questions and are debating whether to re-establish a special select committee to explore responses to the issue.
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"Despite all the measures that have been taken, it seems impossible to re-establish the Libor as a credible, robust and resilient benchmark," Moser said in remarks prepared for a conference in Zurich on Friday.
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Scientists have mounted a captive-breeding program and later this year plan to release captive-reared birds on the Big Island, their former home in the wild, to try to re-establish a wild population.
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Silverstein Properties, its owner, is embarking on a $21.9 million renovation that, among other things, will restore grandeur to the through-block corridor on the ground floor and re-establish it as a public thoroughfare.
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Obama struck a deal to reopen diplomatic relations and re-establish some trade with Cuba after a more than a half century of estrangement, and became the first sitting president to visit Cuba since 1959.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's far-right President Jair Bolsonaro said on Thursday he would do all he could to "to re-establish order and democracy" in Venezuela, while his foreign minister met with Venezuelan opposition leaders.
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"Tim Sloan has taken huge efforts to try to turn this company around and re-establish its credibility," the equity research analyst at the Vertical Group said in an interview with "Closing Bell " on Tuesday.
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But the Knicks came back with a 210-0 spurt, with RJ Barrett and Morris contributing 3-pointers, to re-establish a 99-91 advantage with 4:58 to go before the Warriors rallied again.
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After more than four years of violence that have caused "extensive degradation" of health services, Central African Republic's new national plan aims to re-establish public health systems and infrastructure, the WHO said in a statement.
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Addressing the tax on military survivor benefits is urgent, not only to provide financial relief to Gold Star families, but also to re-establish American principles surrounding how we treat those who serve, including their families.
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The main difference is that there has been a serious effort to (re-)establish political meritocracy at higher levels of government by putting more emphasis on education, examinations and political experience at lower levels of government.
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He wants to compensate the 4,000-plus white farmers whose land has been confiscated since 2000, and re-establish property rights (up to a point) by providing 20083-year leases to commercial farmers, white and black.
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The MRJ, which made its maiden test flight in November, represents Japan's long-held ambition to re-establish a commercial aircraft industry that was dismantled by the United States after Japan's defeat in World War Two.
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Beyond compensation, the key is to re-establish security of land tenure for commercial farmers of any colour—and to reassure business people that property rights in general will be respected under a post-Mugabe regime.
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Mozambique, which was hardest hit by the cyclone, would receive $350 million in CRW financing to re-establish the water supply, rebuild damaged public infrastructure and support disease prevention, among other things, the World Bank said.
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Efforts to re-establish full market access would be bolstered by continued compliance with Greece's bail-out programme and the prospect of official sector debt relief, both of which are assumed in Fitch's sovereign rating assessment.
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Adam J. Fein, president of Pembroke Consulting, a management advisory and business research company based in Philadelphia, said Mr. Papa may help Valeant re-establish trust with insurers and pharmacy-benefit managers, which is sorely needed.
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Under Armour has been in the midst of a significant restructuring, cutting jobs, slashing inventory levels and reducing the use of promotions or sales in an effort to re-establish itself as a premium-priced brand.
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Mario Chasi stood in the middle of one of the 45 corrugated steel stalls that line the former warehouse in the Hunts Point section of the Bronx where he hopes to re-establish his body shop.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers figure that it's only a matter of time before they pull out of their recent funk and re-establish themselves as the top team in the Eastern Conference and an NBA title contender.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's space agency said on Monday it was trying to re-establish a link with its most powerful communication satellite that went missing over the weekend, in a setback for its space ambitions.
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"I think Samsung faces major challenges in efficiently managing the entire group ... it will struggle for a while to re-establish a strategic decision making process," Kim Sang-jo, South Korea's new antitrust chief, told Reuters.
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Given the resentment against the iron fist of M.B.S. and his willingness to humiliate senior members of the royal family, Prince Ahmad's less adversarial style might help Saudi Arabia to re-establish the shattered royal consensus.
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In 1865, William Marvin, appointed provisional governor of Florida by President Andrew Johnson to re-establish state government after the Civil War, argued that the abolition of slavery did not mean free black people could vote.
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On Monday, State Department officials said Washington had exhibited restraint and patience in the face of escalating provocations from Iran or Iranian-backed groups, but that it was time to re-establish deterrence against Iranian aggression.
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But Vali Nasr, a Middle East scholar at Johns Hopkins University and former senior adviser to Obama's State Department, tells me that Iran likely believes that it has to re-establish deterrence against the United States.
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Even before a single raindrop fell, the head of the company, which is effectively bankrupt, had predicted that if the storm packed a wallop, it could take four to six months to completely re-establish service.
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The board issued its ruling that Quim Torra lose his legislator's job on the eve of a possible turning point in the country's bid to re-establish stable government following its worst political furore in decades.
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On Monday, State Department officials said Washington had exhibited restraint and patience in the face of escalating provocations from Iran or Iranian-backed groups, but that it was time to re-establish deterrence against Iranian aggression.
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"It is recognized that expenditure from the fund will be required to address the urgent rehabilitation issues, however, this will be managed carefully while focusing on opportunities to re-establish mining," Leybourne said in a statement.
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The United States has increased its engagement in the Solomons following the switch, which includes a decision to re-establish a presence there by the U.S. government's volunteer Peace Corps after an almost 20-year absence.
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Defending their eight years in power, Republicans countered that the plant would re-establish Wisconsin's strength as a manufacturing hub, and residents in the southeastern part of the state, closest to the plant, were especially receptive.
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Barefoot or wearing sandals, they played music, drank cold beers and reminisced about the chaotic days after the hurricane, when they worked together to re-establish water and electricity, salvage wrecked boats and fend off looters.
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Your Money Adviser Consumers affected by Equifax's huge data breach in 2017 may need to re-establish protections on their credit report if they "locked" their files as part of the company's free credit-monitoring offer.
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The conspirators proposed to surround the palace with troops, to kill Yuan-Shih-Kai, to re-establish the Republic and to transmit the power to agents of the Yun-Nan Government, who have arrived in the capital.
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The ultimate goal is to re-establish a "thriving" wild population of bison in the national park, and then use the experience—and potentially the bisons themselves—to assist related conservation efforts in both Canada and internationally.
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He said that Europe's open internal borders, known as the Schengen system, faced grave threats and could soon collapse as more countries — including Germany — re-establish border controls and checkpoints to regulate who can enter and leave.
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"The ordinance is expected to re-establish the rule of law with respect to the fugitive economic offenders as they would be forced to return to India to face trial for scheduled offences," the government document said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Sanofi believes it can make a comeback and re-establish a leading position in the competitive cancer drug market on the back of its immunotherapy drugs and efforts in new areas such as molecular oncology.
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It was Mr. Prince who helped re-establish the reputation of "Candide" by reworking it and mounting a string of successful productions in the 1970s, in Brooklyn and on Broadway, and then, in 1982, at City Opera.
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"Given the Tea Party's desire to restore America's greatness, it will push Washington to stand up to China and re-establish American pre-eminence, even at the cost of the country's free-trade record," Mr. Lighthizer wrote.
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Sorry, billionaires, but we can't restore the kind of country we were meant to be — we can't bring the Republic back to life — unless we re-establish the principle that, in the end, all men must die.
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The show has a commercial patron who is also familiar and new — Garth Drabinsky, the onetime impresario who served time in Canadian prison for fraud, and is now attempting to re-establish himself as a theatrical producer.
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" During the height of their hunger strike, the detainees covered and/or broke the surveillance cameras in their cells, which prompted Kelly to initiate plans and rehearsals for the April 223, 22013 raid to "re-establish compliance.
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"If Russia is willing to offset oil supplies from Venezuela and some other things, maybe Cuba doesn't have much of a choice but to let them re-establish political warfare operations there," retired U.S. Army Brig. Gen.
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It aims to spur Congress to re-establish its power of the purse, end the series of "cliffs" used as leverage to force bills through as deadlines loom, reassert congressional power over federal regulation and limit executive discretion.
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The latest government triumph came this week when rebels agreed to surrender their last pockets of control in Quneitra province in the southwest, opening the way for Assad&aposs forces to re-establish authority along the Israeli frontier.
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The big picture: Scientists have been making gains in everything from understanding addiction to designing treatments to help re-establish brain-body connections, allowing people to use limbs that they had lost to amputations or spinal cord injuries.
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"France, which condemned human rights abuses in Cuba, had equally challenged the U.S. embargo on Cuba, and France was glad to see the two countries re-establish dialogue and open ties between themselves," added the Socialist party leader.
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"We believe that Airbus needs to make a decision soon – either re-establish the cost per seat advantage of the A380 (probably through a neo version, perhaps with a small stretch), or risk closing the line," he said.
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America and Russia will likely see a thawing of relations in the coming months, according to the chief executive of Sberbank, amid high expectations that President-elect Donald Trump can re-establish close ties with his Russian counterpart.
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Obama, after years of clandestine work with the Castro regime, announced in 2014 that the United States would re-establish diplomatic relations and reopen the American embassy in Havana, which was closed in 1961 following the Cuban revolution.
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Private businesses — ranging from home improvement stores like Home Depot and Lowe's to grocers such as HEB in Texas and Publix in Florida — went beyond the call of duty to re-establish supply lines ravaged by the storms.
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Many Afghans fear a U.S. troop withdrawal announcement will weaken their bargaining power with the hardline Islamist group, which aims to re-establish an Islamic emirate to replace an elected government it dismisses as puppets of foreign forces.
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The controversial film tells the story of Hollywood's changing landscape in the late 1960s and follows struggling actor Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his stunt double, Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt), as they try to re-establish their footing.
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The United States and Iran could seek to re-establish communications channels, as well as look for available off-ramps in order to de-escalate tensions and keep the slightest misstep from spiraling into an all-out conflict.
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Joe Dunford on Monday said the United States will try "in the next few hours" to re-establish deconfliction arrangements between Russia and the United States following the U.S. downing of a Syrian military jet over the weekend.
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A statement by Tass, the Soviet news agency, said technicians here are still hoping to re-establish radio contact with Venus-2 and coax from it the pictures of the planet it took along with other scientific information.
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In a statement Tuesday, FIFA said it was awaiting the reanalysis of the samples of Russian athletes who were implicated by a trove of data obtained from Moscow in November before trying to re-establish contact with Rodchenkov.
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Financial corporations are being given the nod to re-establish their unholy alliances, in which vast interconnections through lending, borrowing, derivatives and other transactions spread and amplify risks throughout the financial system — while regulators look the other way.
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"We will continue doing everything possible to re-establish order, democracy and freedom there," Bolsonaro said in a video, in which he stood next to the head of the opposition-appointed Supreme Court in exile, Miguel Angel Martin.
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Since #MeToo prompted a cultural reckoning, men like Louis C.K. and Aziz Ansari have begun to re-establish their professional lives, while other public figures accused of more severe acts have seen their prospects buried — likely for good.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Wednesday said he was willing to re-establish consular relations with neighboring Colombia, amid a standoff between the two countries over a fugitive former Colombian senator who was captured in Venezuela.
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We were still cautious around one another after that passionate night, and decided to take things slow; we didn't want to let our physical connection blind us to the deeper connection and trust we needed to re-establish.
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"Today marks a culture change for our organization where we re-establish the pride, work ethic and responsibility that comes with playing for the Knicks and representing New York," the team's owner, James L. Dolan, said in statement.
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They had a chance to cut the Washington lead to two at that point, but Hagedorn missed two free throws, and the Huskies went on an 11-2 run over the next four minutes to re-establish control.
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Speaking to reporters in Beijing after signing an agreement to re-establish relations with Burkina Faso, the Chinese government's top diplomat State Councillor Wang Yi noted that only one African state had yet to come over to China.
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The move is another effort by the company to re-establish trust with the public, after much of that trust was eroded in wake of revelations about Russian interests using the platform to influence the 2016 U.S. election.
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The Taliban, ousted in a U.S.-led military intervention in 2001, has been gaining territory in recent years as it wages an insurgency to try to topple Afghanistan's Western-backed government and re-establish a fundamentalist Islamic regime.
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In letters to the White House, the Department of Health and Human Services and FEMA, the Oversight Committee says it will re-establish its investigation and seek documents from the Trump administration over their handling of the natural disasters.
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KHARTOUM, Dec 28 (Reuters) - Sudan and Saudi Arabia have agreed to re-establish banking relations, the official Sudanese news agency SUNA said, a move that may help restore confidence in Sudan's economy after the lifting of U.S. economic sanctions.
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All of the various regional powers involved in the conflict in Syria — Damascus, Moscow, Tehran, and Ankara — are all enemies of the radical group and do not want them to re-establish their caliphate anymore than the U.S. does.
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This is the first time free previews have ever been able to be switched on by consumers directly, and it speaks to a company that's looking to re-establish how its offerings are perceived in the cord cutting era.
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The last airplane flew in to the battered Grande-Case de Saint Martin airport Friday carrying emergency workers to help with reconstruction as well as specialists who aim to re-establish the island's cut-off water supply and electricity.
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Though Jewish immigration to the region increased greatly during and after the Holocaust, Zionism, the desire to re-establish a Jewish state in the Holy Land, came to prominence with the writings of Theodor Herzl in the late 1800s.
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Braves RH Rob Whalen (Triple-A: 220-21, 22) Locke has struggled to find himself since an All-Star campaign in 213, and hopes two relief appearances in late July will help re-establish his position in Pittsburgh's rotation.
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Not yet 30 years old, Léger-Félicité Sonthonax had two mandates when appointed Commissioner of Saint Domingue by the French Republic: to re-establish French control and figure out how to reconcile slavery with revolutionary ideas of human equality.
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Therefore, in addition to pursuing a more robust military campaign, the President should seriously consider Secretary Tillerson's recommendation to re-establish the US Information Agency that played an invaluable role in promoting the American message from 85033 to 1999.
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His campaign website also says that, if he wins, he will appoint a cabinet that will work to re-establish Venezuela's relations with the world and will seek new channels for humanitarian aid and economic development for the country.
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The federal government and state and local authorities must do whatever it takes to re-establish faith that ordinary citizens who obey the laws of this land will not suffer from arbitrary violence at the hands of law enforcement.
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The reason will be familiar to the many millions of people who automate as many payments as possible: Who has time to untangle all of those tentacles and re-establish them at a different institution, no matter how upstanding?
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"Wallowing in the wash of a general election that stripped our prime minister of her authority on the very eve of EU negotiations, neither common sense nor the evidence suggest she can re-establish public confidence," Matthew Parris wrote.
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"He has spent years as a public servant gaining the expertise necessary to lead our nation and re-establish the United States as a global leader, reversing course on the isolationism, nationalism, and global retreat of the Trump Administration."
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New elections would give Mr. Johnson an opportunity to re-establish a majority, but there is no guarantee that he would succeed in doing so; his opponents might be content to leave him in power, in a weakened state.
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At the Mote laboratory in Sarasota, a researcher named David Vaughan has perfected a technique in which coral samples are broken into tiny fragments; the polyps grow much faster than normal as they attempt to re-establish a colony.
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For Georgetown to re-establish itself as a powerhouse program, Stevens said, it must lure local players to bolster its talent pool and fan base, and it will be "a big deal" for Ewing to get that task right.
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"After the Snowden disclosures, the Obama administration worked hard to re-establish relationships and government-industry partnerships," said David Gutelius, chief executive of the marketing technology company Motiva, who has worked with the federal government on national security projects.
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While security experts have said Islamist extremists are unlikely to recover their 2012 positions and re-establish sharia law now that a U.N. peacekeeping force is in place, the video points to support jihadists still enjoy in some communities.
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On its shelves are 160,000 varieties of rice, like those seen here, as well as thousands of essential grains and legumes — including some from Syria, which will be used to re-establish food production there once the fighting stops.
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Reporters seek comment ahead of an article's publication to ensure a piece is fair; if the subject leaks the story to a competitor — or, in this case, leaks the information himself — it can be tough to re-establish trust.
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Hundreds of people have been killed since Tuesday in a concerted push by the government and its allies to quash resistance in the rebel-held eastern part of Aleppo and re-establish control over what was once Syria's biggest city.
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Ghani has offered peace talks with the Taliban, who have been fighting to drive out foreign forces and re-establish their version of strict Islamic law to Afghanistan, but the movement has so far shown no sign of accepting the offer.
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Brian Schatz, who has characterized Wednesday's event as the beginning of a "political movement" to re-establish net neutrality, said Republicans have awoken "a sleeping giant" that come to haunt them in the midterms, if it's not discharged before then.
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But assuming George is on the roster by then, even putting themselves in position to land a fish as humongous as LeBron may be enough to re-establish the Lakers as one of the marquee franchises in all of professional sports.
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Also in May, Damascus declared both the Badia and Deir al-Zor priorities of its campaign to re-establish its rule over Syria, which has been shattered by six years of war that have killed hundreds of thousands of people.
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"In order to re-establish the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel as a design destination, Space Copenhagen dug deep into the hotel's archives to understand the spirit and intent of Jacobsen's original scheme," the studio wrote in a recent press release.
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Macron, after a meeting with King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa in Paris, "encouraged the Bahraini authorities to continue their efforts to re-establish a political dialogue that includes all components of Bahraini society", said a presidency statement issued on Tuesday.
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The private, 40-minute encounter with the pope came midway into Mr. Rouhani's packed agenda on his four-day visit to Italy and France, where he is trying to re-establish trade and business ties after years of crippling sanctions.
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Speaking at a pre-election town hall event on RTL television on Sunday, Merkel called on German carmakers, all of which have been caught using workarounds to cheat nitrogen emissions tests, to work to re-establish public trust in diesel.
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Rabbi Shteinman was one of a small group of rabbis who arrived in the new state of Israel in the early 1950s on a mission to re-establish the fabled yeshivas (Torah academies) of Europe, which were destroyed during the Holocaust.
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Having just acquired Serge Ibaka from the Orlando Magic for Terrence Ross and a first-round draft pick—a major acquisition that helps re-establish a struggling outfit in the Eastern Conference hierarchy—the conversation, naturally, shifted to what's next.
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While Saudi Arabia seeks to stand up the old northern-based army under Mr Mohsen, the UAE trains fighters from the south, many of whom would like to re-establish South Yemen, which merged with the more populous north in 1990.
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The government plans to work on a new bill to re-establish those measures, which include a freeze on wages and an increase in pension contributions, said a presidential aide who asked for anonymity to speak freely on the matter.
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The EU hopes humanitarian aid could help re-establish ties with Iran, an Islamic republic of some 78 million people, which has a high number of executions and ranks second in the world on the highest number of imprisoned journalists.
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"We understand the importance of spreading information about our jihad and our determination to re-establish the Islamic Emirate in Afghanistan," said Mujahid, who says he draws a monthly salary of 20013,000 Afghani ($180), plus $128 for internet and mobile expenses.
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Zuckerberg explained that Facebook is "very focused on trying to help out in the recovery effort," adding the site launched its safety check and community assistance features, as well as promoted fundraisers and dispatched employees to help re-establish connectivity.
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Changes in policy Obama, after years of clandestine work with the Castro regime, announced in 2014 that the United States would re-establish diplomatic relations and reopen the American embassy in Havana, which was closed in 1961 following the Cuban revolution.
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In a 2014 case, the Immune Deficiency Foundation said it intervened after a Blue Cross-Blue Shield insurer with members in Illinois, Montana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas required patients to stop treatment and re-establish their need for it.
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BELFAST (Reuters) - The British government on Monday extended by 24 hours a deadline for Northern Ireland's political parties to re-establish a devolved regional executive and avoid London setting the region's annual budget for the first time in a decade.
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The World Bank said earlier this month it would give Mozambique $350 million through its International Development Association (IDA) Crisis Response Window (CRW) to re-establish the water supply, rebuild damaged public infrastructure and support disease prevention, among other things.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States said on Friday it would allow foreign airlines to fly U.S.-made aircraft to Iran, providing greater assurance to aviation companies as Iran tries to re-establish trade and business links following the lifting of sanctions.
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CHICAGO — The Los Angeles Rams chose quarterback Jared Goff of California with the first overall pick in the N.F.L. draft, the latest move by a team trying to re-establish itself in Southern California after two decades in St. Louis.
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" One police officer died after being shot while working to "re-establish public order" in the area of the fire, National Police said Monday, adding that their forces were "attacked by a group of hooded men with firearms, mortars and stones.
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But despite their own personal challenges, when Foley arrived at the gates of the airport on the Friday morning after the hurricane, he saw about 100 employees waiting to get into the facility to try and help re-establish operations.
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The Italian bank intends to take advantage of a purple patch in the market, announcing a euro Tier 123 10-year non-call five benchmark on Thursday designed to re-establish its access to wholesale funding and rebuild its subordinated debt.
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Provident, which provides credit to people who do not meet the lending criteria of mainstream banks, said the plan, under new leadership, would be used to "re-establish relationships with customers, stabilise the operation of the business and improve collections performance".
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"Greece will be our closest ally, and now I am heading to the airport as we re-establish an air connection that symbolizes a new strategic partnership in the region," Osmani said after talks with Greek Alternate Foreign Minister George Katrougalos.
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One of the tendencies that Michael Johnson showed in Barboza when they fought was that if he gets hit he will abandon his stance, circle a bit, and then try to re-establish his stance and get ready to kick again.
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ABIDJAN, May 14 (Reuters) - Ivory Coast has launched a military operation "to re-establish order" on the third day of a nationwide army mutiny over bonus payments, the Military Chief of Staff General Sekou Toure said in a statement on Sunday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's parliament voted on Tuesday in favor of a plan that would compel the government to legalize same-sex marriage and extend abortion rights in Northern Ireland, if the province is unable to re-establish its own devolved government.
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The communication attempts "indicate that the crew is trying to re-establish contact, so we are working to locate the source of the emissions," the Navy said on its Twitter account, adding that the calls lasted between four and 36 seconds.
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"Wallowing in the wash of a general election that stripped our prime minister of her authority on the very eve of EU negotiations, neither common sense nor the evidence suggest she can re-establish public confidence," Parris wrote in the Times.
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"Turkish armed forces seized the rule of the country completely with the aim of reinstalling the constitutional order, democracy, human rights and freedoms, to make rule of law pervade again, to re-establish the ruined public order," the statement said.
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The new German political class rejected, in speeches and in the law, the rabid anti-Semitism that had been foundational to Nazism — measures considered not only to be morally imperative but necessary to re-establish German legitimacy on the international stage.
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For the international community, whose interventions and misplaced priorities have long helped consolidate the unsustainable status quo, standing up for transparency this time could re-establish some trust with the Haitian people and keep open a path to systemic change.
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They'd seem radical anywhere in American culture right now, different from a generation of, say, young black musicians trying to re-establish certain R&B traditions or honorably subvert jazz's hefty history, different from an unprecedented influx of strong black filmmakers.
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But for those of us who live for the heady scent of turning leaves and calendars that start with the academic year, the arrival of autumn is a welcome opportunity to re-establish routines and start a new habit or two.
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Just days after the United States announced it would expel 12 Russian U.N. diplomats over a nerve agent attack in Britain, Guterres called for Washington and Moscow to re-establish lines of communication aimed at preventing any escalation of tensions.
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But in 1974 she befriended the pianist and composer Wally Harper, and they began a 20073-year collaboration that would restore her voice and re-establish her professional credentials, albeit in a new direction: in nightclubs, cabarets and concert halls.
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For his part, Mr. Putin appeared to want to re-establish the relatively warm relations the two countries have had in the past and to use the meeting as an opportunity to underscore Russia's position in a number of policy areas.
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Riddled by a corruption scandal and carrying the messy legacy of a sovereignty crisis in Catalonia, the People Party (PP) is seeking to re-establish its identity after its previous leader Mariano Rajoy was ousted in a no-confidence vote.
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"I strongly hope that the U.S. will be able to re-establish its very solid refugee protection in resettlement and I hope that the Syrians will not be excluded in that process," Mr. Guterres told reporters at the United Nations headquarters.
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Adopting the same tariffs and standards as the European Union would clear up a lot of problems, but would undermine the supposed purpose of Brexit in the first place, which is to re-establish control over immigration and national sovereignty.
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" Poe, Finn and Rey remain a "dream team"; Adam Driver as Kylo Ren "delivers a startlingly raw performance"; and added characters like Kelly Marie Tran's Rose re-establish the franchise's diversity bona fides — "a vision of the future you can recognize.
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The Pentagon and other military officials have told the White House that neither another cyberattack nor the new deployment announced Friday will likely prove robust enough to re-establish deterrence and prevent another attack by Iran on United States allies.
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The leaked draft of an executive order to revive torture and re-establish black sites, however, referred to "a global armed conflict with ISIS, Al Qaeda, the Taliban and other associated international Islamist terrorist groups," and made no distinction among them.
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As Paris prepares to host the 2024 Olympics, hundreds of millions of dollars are flowing into construction projects on the avenue, one of the most visited areas of the city, as it tries to re-establish and redefine its place.
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"It's easier ... to bring some of the componentry back to the U.S. It is a major undertaking to re-establish a factory," Nardelli said, adding that permit processes for organizations like the Environmental Protection Agency are long and arduous for big manufacturers.
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"EPA needs to re-establish the agency's scientific credibility by appointing well qualified scientists from key disciplines to advisory committees and to consider the full range of peer reviewed research and data bases that are relevant to questions at hand," Reilly said.
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Looking to re-establish his authority over the feuding PD, former prime minister Matteo Renzi resigned as party secretary general last Sunday to open the way for a re-election battle that he hopes will see grass-roots members rally to his cause.
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But Drummond, who had eight offensive rebounds in the game, dropped in a pair of follow shots and Stanley Johnson bombed in a 2131-pointer as the Pistons closed the period with a 2128-21 burst to re-establish command at 27-23.
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"You could imagine a scenario at this point whereby Trump either has to do something kind of drastically anti-Russian to re-establish his credibility," said Joshua Tucker, head of the Jordan Center for the Advanced Study of Russia at New York University.
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The bill, whose second reading is not due until June next year, was brought to parliament within hours of the collapse of talks between the DUP and Sinn Fein to re-establish a Northern Ireland devolved executive following its collapse in January.
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Miami (CNN)Donald Trump said Friday that he would reverse the deal President Barack Obama struck to reopen diplomatic relations and re-establish some trade with Cuba unless the Cuban regime meets his demands to restore political freedoms and free political prisoners.
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It did not re-establish friend connections between any of the affected users and the blocked individuals, Egan says, but it did allow those previously blocked users to see posts shared to a wider audience, like photos shared with friends of friends.
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Trump spoke in front of the memorial to the Warsaw Uprising of 1944, when more than 150,000 Poles died in the effort to drive the Nazis out of Warsaw and re-establish their independence before Stalin's Soviet forces could capture the city.
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So amid the automaker's push to re-establish the vehicle as the country's leading muscle car, Mark Reuss, a GM executive vice president who grew up driving a '67 Camaro, said he considers the latest model more of a sports performance car.
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Gorka pointed repeatedly to a recent ceasefire agreement in part of Syria that the United States and Russia announced after the meeting between Trump and Putin, citing it as an example of how Russia could re-establish a relationship with the United States.
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Matsumoto reiterated that Calbee, whose name combines the supplements calcium and vitamin B1, was still seeking to re-establish its presence in China after scrapping a loss-making joint venture with Chinese food firm Tingyi Holding Corp and Itochu Corp last year.
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"Whether or not he becomes a member of the Trump administration, he has worked to mend fences and re-establish ties with the president-elect," said GOP strategist Ryan Williams, a chief campaign aide for Romney in 85033, according to the Herald's report.
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Corbyn, who was elected as party leader last year on a wave of enthusiasm for change and an end to 'establishment politics' among mostly younger members, welcomed some of the results and said he would fight to re-establish Labour in Scotland.
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"Turkish armed forces seized the rule of the country completely with the aim of reinstalling the constitutional order, democracy, human rights and freedoms, to make rule of law pervade again, to re-establish the ruined public order," the statement quoted by DHA said.
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He said he wants to re-establish political backing for law enforcement officers, who he said have become afraid to do their jobs due to anti-police sentiment, leading to a spike in violent crime in Missouri cities such as St. Louis.
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After the sun rose, families of the Kashmiri town of Habber gathered around the smoking remains of its middle school, which had recently reopened its doors in an attempt to re-establish some kind of normal routine after months of curfews and unrest.
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He began to speak in 2003, with medical researchers eventually concluding that his brain had "very gradually, developed new pathways and completely novel anatomical structures to re-establish functional connections, compensating for the brain pathways lost in the accident," New Scientist reported.
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The Bears made one last push to get within six on a 3-pointer by Mullins with just under five minutes remaining, but two free throws by Allen and a jumper by Pickens helped the Cardinal re-establish a double-digit lead.
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U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told the Security Council on Friday it was time to immediately re-establish and strengthen communication channels with North Korea, including inter-Korean and military-to-military channels, to reduce the risk of a misunderstanding escalating into conflict.
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He instead suggested that "alternative arrangements "and technological solutions must be implemented at the Irish border in exchange for new unspecified "commitments" on the border from the UK.On Tuesday, Tusk responded by accusing Johnson of seeking to re-establish an Irish border.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo sought on Tuesday to re-establish friendlier ties with the incoming leaders of the European Union and mark an end to troubled relations since President Donald Trump took office, a senior U.S. diplomat said.
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The three main safety mechanisms are no longer functioning: no more American power willing to be the last-resort enforcer of international order; no solid system of international governance; and, most troubling, no real concert of nations able to re-establish common ground.
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"The intent of military intercepts is to have the identified aircraft re-establish communications with local F.A.A. air traffic controllers and instruct the pilot to follow air traffic controller directions to land safely for follow-on action," Major Lazane said in a statement.
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Even as keyboards and screens have supplanted pencil and paper in schools, lawmakers and defenders of cursive have lobbied to re-establish this old-school writing pedagogy across the country, igniting a debate about American values and identity and exposing intergenerational fault lines.
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If Mr. Trump would open his mind to facts like these, instead of succumbing to the blandishments of cheering crowds and political sycophants, he would learn that three-quarters of all American adults favor Mr. Obama's decision to re-establish ties with Cuba.
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Now the new version of the company is looking to him to help re-establish its own reputation as it works to recover from bankruptcy, and to dispel the lingering bad taste left by the extraordinary financial mismanagement that led up to it.
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Lindsey Graham, a staunch Trump ally, has repeatedly urged the president to rein in Turkey, calling on Twitter for Trump to impose sanctions, re-establish safe zones for the Kurds, and take steps to prevent the escape of ISIS detainees from Kurdish jails.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Troops were advancing toward Ivory Coast's second largest city on Sunday, part of an operation the head of the army said was launched "to re-establish order" on the third day of a mutiny by soldiers across the country over bonus payments.
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As well as an opportunity for Spain to re-establish themselves as the best team around, the World Cup is a chance for Lopetegui to prove he is a top level coach, after being sacked from his first major role with Porto in January 2016.
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Back-to-back baskets from Thomas and another from Bradley tied the score at 105-105 with 163 minutes 20 seconds to play, but 3-pointers on consecutive possessions from Lowry and Terrence Ross helped re-establish a Toronto advantage with 2:16 remaining.
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Iran, now free to re-establish economic ties with the world and access $93 billion in frozen assets, has already added to concerns about collapsing oil prices, increasing tensions in the Middle East and the all-important fate of McDonald's in Iran (yes, really).
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Mr. Giuliani, by contrast, is coming on board as a short-timer not only to appear on television but also to see if he can use his decades-long ties with Mr. Mueller to re-establish a working relationship with the special counsel's team.
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While any chemical weapons production infrastructure was banned by the 2013 agreement, there was nothing in the agreement to eliminate the scientific infrastructure, the cadre of scientists and small labs that could be used to re-establish, even on a small basis, a CW program.
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MORE has done is bring the nation back from economic chaos, save the American auto industry, deliver near-universal healthcare, end the war in Iraq, re-establish normal relations with Cuba and prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon for at least 85033 years. Slacker!
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I have been a serious critic of Cuba since coming to Congress and strongly disagreed with President Obama's decision to re-establish relations, including his meeting with Raul at the 85033 Summit of the Americas in Panama and his trip to Havana the next spring.
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Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinSunday shows - Recession fears dominate Bullock: Putting Cuccinelli in charge of immigration 'like putting Putin in charge of election security' Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' MORE is clearly trying to re-establish the empire of the Soviets.
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So are the stories of individual players, who took varying paths to East Mississippi, but all seem to hope they won't be staying long; the whole point of going there is to re-establish their football credentials and be recruited by a bigger school.
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He called for the release of all Venezuelan political prisoners; the country to hold free, fair elections; the country taking steps to re-establish the rule of law; and its acceptance of international assistance in the face of widespread humanitarian hardship as the economy crumbles.
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The senators asked of breakdown of DHS policies regarding asylum seekers; how asylum applications are processed by parents with children entering the country; whether parents are informed about their children's "welfare" and if the agency helps them re-establish contact at the end of custody.
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Morris, a signer of the Declaration of Independence who lost his fortune before dying in 1806, "helped to re-establish the credit of the United States," Mr. Newman wrote in a groundbreaking 1977 article in The Numismatist, the journal of the American Numismatic Association.
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The Trump administration, which has dismissed the depth of Iran's determination to re-establish itself as the most powerful force in the region, seems not to have anticipated that its retaliatory airstrikes on an Iranian militia would set off a broad outcry in Iraq.
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Conservation groups said removal of the Eastern puma from the endangered species list clears the way for states like New York — where the Adirondack Mountains contain prime cougar habitat — to re-establish a mountain lion presence with animals imported from burgeoning populations in the West.
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And he assumed executive responsibility solely on an interim basis -- that is, for the time it takes to organize free elections and to re-establish the people's right to make decisions in accordance with the values, principles and guarantees enshrined in the country's fundamental law.
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In a briefing with reporters on Monday, U.S. officials said Washington had exhibited restraint and patience in the face of escalating provocations from Iran or Iranian-backed groups amid tightening sanctions on Tehran, but that it was time to re-establish deterrence against Iranian aggression.
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For some in the Baltics, Russia's annexation of Crimea and its military intervention in eastern Ukraine confirmed fears that Mr. Putin wants to re-establish Russian dominance in the Baltics; the online and propaganda efforts that preceded those Russian moves are seen as further proof.
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Still, the culture ministry's legal effort reflects a broader goal by the right-wing Law and Justice government, which since taking power more than a year ago has been striving to re-establish Polish heritage and history as a source of national identity and pride.
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Bradley Bowman, a former Army officer and Senate national security aide, said the goal for U.S. military planners as they review longstanding options should be to re-establish the threat of deterrence without inflicting significant Iranian casualties, which could be exploited by Iran's government.
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Most online accounts, especially the major ones, have a variety of tricks and techniques to help you regain access—they'll know which devices and computers you regularly use, for example, and where in the world you are, and all this information can help re-establish your identity.
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RELATED: US officials warn Russia could be interfering in Libya Military commanders and analysts see Moscow's efforts as aimed at taking advantage of the geopolitical turbulence in the Middle East to re-establish Russia as a major player in the region and by extension the world stage.
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In a report published in October, the U.N. Somalia and Eritrea Monitoring Group said it was "concerned that illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing by foreign vessels may re-establish the conflict dynamic with local fishing communities that contributed to the rise of piracy a decade ago".
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The activist group is urging the Federal Trade Commission to break up Facebook by spinning off WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger, re-establish competition in the social networking space, and also implement strong privacy rules giving users more control over how their personal information is collected and used.
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Two currency tiers in Europe would re-establish some of the past flexibility of floating exchange rates, interest rates and fiscal policy on which all European countries, with their inherent different cultures, prospered side by side for 50 years prior to the adoption of the euro.
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They also noted that while the resumption of aid was officially predicated on Egypt making meaningful moves to re-establish democracy, then-Secretary of State John Kerry soon flew to Egypt to minimize the significance of the suspension, explaining it was not "punishment" for the crackdown.
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The Vermont senator will likely win New Hampshire by a comfortable margin but when the race turns to Nevada, South Carolina and Southern states on Super Tuesday, Clinton will likely re-establish herself as the dominant front-runner while piling up delegates at a rapid clip.
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For the second year running Federer opted against playing at the French Open to spare his knees, but will be favorite to win Wimbledon next month and re-establish a four Grand Slam gap over Nadal on the list of all-time collectors of major titles.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told the Security Council on Friday it was time to immediately re-establish and strengthen communication channels with North Korea, including inter-Korean and military to military channels, to reduce the risk of a misunderstanding escalating into conflict.
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"We are working day and night to bring about a new era of community-based, Constitutional policing and will not be deterred by this or any other instance that threatens our efforts to re-establish the trust of all citizens in the Baltimore Police Department," she added.
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Other friendly U.S. gestures include Trump's December 2016 phone call with Tsai and Trump's signing of the National Defense Authorization Act late last year, which seeks to re-establish port of call exchanges between the U.S. and Taiwanese navies and invite Taipei to participate in military exercises.
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"Some of the best signs of the deliberate efforts by the ISIS leader [Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi] to re-establish a firmly-controlled chain of command include a purge he conducted in late 2018 of military commanders whose skills or loyalty he no longer trusted," she said.
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According to his most recent statements, his plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and " re-establish high-risk pools" (as his website puts it) would result in loss of healthcare coverage for many deaf and disabled people whose conditions can be classified as preexisting.
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Mr. Gates was looking to re-establish himself as a Washington power broker after spending the better part of the decade before the 2016 campaign working with Mr. Manafort, his mentor and business partner, for Russia-aligned Ukrainian interests that paid them tens of millions of dollars.
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She served in numerous roles in Washington, including as deputy secretary for Western Hemisphere affairs for five years before she moved to Mexico, where she was a key broker in the agreement to re-establish relations between Cuba and the United States during the Obama administration.
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"It is not only dangerous what Russia is doing in vetoing our resolutions and supporting the Syrian regime's actions against its own people, it is ultimately prejudicial to our security, it will let Daesh (Islamic State) re-establish itself," British U.N. Ambassador Karen Pierce told the council.
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WASHINGTON, March 12 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he hoped it would be possible to re-establish travel ties with China and Europe very quickly, adding that he could not consult with European allies before announcing coronavirus restrictions because he had to move fast.
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The reasons liberals are upset by the business practices of private industry are endless, which is why it is important for our government to re-establish and codify that discrimination against one company or the other based on their legal products and practices should be forbidden.
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Context: As President Vladimir Putin of Russia enters his third decade in power, he is pushing to re-establish his country as a world power through an asymmetric shadow war that includes not only hacking and election interference, but also mercenary operations in Syria, Libya and Ukraine.
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"China needs to as soon as possible deal with the Indo-Pacific alliance, as it is absolutely in conflict with Belt and Road," Jia said, referring to the Chinese president's signature initiative to re-establish trade and infrastructure ties between China and nations throughout Central and Southeast Asia.
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In fact, I have deliberately funded multiple organizations trying to re-establish civic, truth-focused discourse in the US. I would not have knowingly funded a project planning to use such tactics, and would have refused to invest in any organization that I knew might conduct such a project.
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Washington also argues that the Taliban - which has been fighting to re-establish its hardline Islamist regime in Kabul since a 2001 U.S.-backed military intervention - would not have been able to gain so much ground against Afghan government forces in recent years without safe havens in Pakistan.
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The U.N.'s refugee agency UNHCR told Reuters it was not involved in this transfer, but has spoken to some of the refugees as part of its global policy of making sure people who want to return home have the documentation needed to re-establish themselves and access services.
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Trump will need to decide whether he continues down the path of greater engagement that has already begun to change Cuba, or seeks a radical reversal of course to re-establish a policy that had failed for more than 50 years to bring an end to the Castro regime.
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Record: 5-3Last week: 11thWeek 9 result: ByeWeek 10 opponent: at Pittsburgh SteelersOne thing to know: After an up-and-down first half of the season, the Rams are coming off their bye and hoping to re-establish themselves as one of the best teams in the NFC.
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Twenty-six years ago, just as the Soviet Union was disappearing, the countries signed a treaty of reconciliation and nonaggression that promised to formally bring an end to the Korean War, keep the Korean Peninsula free of nuclear weapons and re-establish telephone lines, mail and economic exchanges.
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LIMA, Peru — Javier Pérez de Cuéllar, the two-term United Nations secretary-general who brokered a historic cease-fire between Iran and Iraq in 21995 and who in later life came out of retirement to help re-establish democracy in his Peruvian homeland, died Wednesday, Peru's foreign ministry said.
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Although it is possible to recreate the floors and walls from the original quarries, which would re-establish the visual integrity of the design, the developers maintain that the design is compromised because of a lost passage off Fifth Avenue leading to a view of the water wall.
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At the same time, Trump has also made plain his desire to withdraw from Syria and Afghanistan (to Iran's advantage in both cases), his reluctance to re-establish deterrence with Tehran through a limited military reprisal, and his general skepticism regarding America's role in policing the global commons.
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Maria Walter, managing director of product development and brand strategy for United Airlines, said one reason it had opted to use virtual reality to begin promoting its new Polaris business class service last summer was that the technology could help the carrier re-establish itself as an innovator.
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Among other things, Booker would re-establish the World War II-era Civilian Conservation Corps in order to "provide skills and work experience for young people from low income communities, communities of color and indigenous communities" who would help with the restoration of federally-owned forests and wetlands.
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The 7.5 plays and 2.5 musicals on my Top 10 list (presented in chronological order) were not all perfect or even enjoyable in the conventional sense, but helped re-establish equilibrium between the outer world in which bad things happen and the inner world where we worry alone.
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Why it matters: WeWork founder Adam Newman told Axios' Steve LeVine in October that one of his main goals is to help re-establish the notion of "lost community" — where for centuries residents of urban areas gathered in bars, cafes and open spaces to hash out the subjects of the day.
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