It clears the way for Lyft Inc to reenter Houston, where Uber Technologies Inc currently dominates, and for both to reenter Austin, Corpus Christi and Galveston.
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Most inmates given those chances will not reenter crime .
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We can reenter the union after California becomes a nation.
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The spacecraft should reenter the Earth's atmosphere in September, 2023.
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That I can reenter my busyness differently when I sit.
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On May 20153, Mars will reenter psychic, mysterious Water sign Scorpio.
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Would you unilaterally reenter the US into the Iran nuclear deal?
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Regardless, Swagway had to start over to reenter the U.S. market.
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Riley chases the bear offscreen, making sure he doesn't reenter the yard.
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Realistically, few convicted noncitizens will attempt to reenter the country after deportation.
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It offers no clear pathway for PREPA to reenter the capital markets.
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Pollsters say the FDP is poised to reenter parliament after the Sept.
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The company has been trying to reenter China for a long time.
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Austin: Where you 21v231 someone for the right to reenter the game.
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The hardest bit is to reenter a stage and keep it intact.
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Before I can probe further, the Sthacks guys reenter with laptops in hand.
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And I think with the right plans, you'll see them reenter the market.
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Every time, you'd have to reenter your credit card number and billing details.
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Venus will reenter Pisces on April 31, putting the pressure on your relationships.
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Space station crewmembers will reenter the module a few more times this week.
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Friends from the past are likely to reenter your life at this time.
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He was examined by medical personnel and was cleared to reenter the game.
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As I'm about to reenter the theater, I look up at the entrance.
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She touted her work to better protect spacecraft when they reenter earth's atmosphere.
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Some of these bankruptcies will allow companies to restructure and reenter the fray.
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Taking time off from your career doesn't mean you can't reenter the workforce.
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Why did you feel like this story should reenter the spotlight right now?
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However, Trump also said he would be willing to reenter talks with Iran.
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"He thought maybe he would reenter their lives as a female relative," Thompson writes.
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The park will remain closed until it is deemed safe for visitors to reenter.
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"There could be another million" Americans who could reenter the labor market, he said.
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As Lowery further points out, Dell also essentially has to reenter the market now.
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In March of 2001, the space station Mir was about to reenter the atmosphere.
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If a player is determined to have a concussion, he cannot reenter the game.
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So Biden would certainly be eager to reenter the agreement if elected president, right?
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The silver lining is that the museums can choose to reenter the program in 2018.
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Users were forced to reenter their passwords and log back in to their Facebook accounts.
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Prepare to reenter The Twilight Zone (although most days it feels like we never left).
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Unthinkably, unfathomably, he sits down during a Chicago timeout—and refuses to reenter the game.
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After talking to grief counselors, this felt like the right time to reenter Jane's journey.
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Holder said he hadn't expected to reenter the political fray after leaving the Obama administration.
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"I am just looking for opportunities to reenter that field and participate again," she said.
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Instead, these gents reenter the real world having briefly been the center of the world.
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Mercury will reenter Capricorn on January 12, again activating the relationship sector of your chart.
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Are they safe as long as they don't leave the country and try to reenter?
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Japan is investing to build more child care facilities so women can reenter the workforce.
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Gonzalez said his client didn't know he could reenter the country legally at the time.
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Yet GM could find itself trying to reenter the market if the opportunity is right.
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On January 4, Mercury will retrograde right out of Capricorn and reenter Fire sign Sagittarius.
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Today, it will reenter fellow Fire sign Aries, shaking things up in your social life.
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What we are seeing now could be one of Amazon's moves to reenter into this space.
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For us to make the leap into entrepreneurship, my wife would have to reenter the workforce.
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BUT WHAT ARE THE FLAWS AND WHAT ARE THE CONDITIONS WE WOULD NEED TO CONSIDERABLY REENTER?
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We also severely limit incarcerated people's ability to successfully reenter society and contribute to our collective community.
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Republicans tout them as a way to push non-disabled, unemployed Medicaid recipients to reenter the workforce.
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Mercury will also reenter Capricorn on this day, activating the fame and fortune sector of your chart.
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This work-based social contract lowered the barrier for individuals to enter or reenter the labor market.
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When Montes tried to reenter the US two days later, he was arrested by Border Patrol agents.
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Since becoming a new mom, Rotten doesn't have plans to reenter the porn industry as a performer.
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After many months at his home in Vermont, Labrie said he was just beginning to reenter society.
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When people reenter the workforce, most of their travel is related to getting to and from work.
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Lawmakers could also ask him about Google's plans to reenter China and the company's data privacy initiatives.
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When she tried to reenter she was first stopped by security guards, who eventually let her pass.
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The First Step Act gives nonviolent offenders the chance to reenter society as productive, law-abiding citizens.
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People from the past reenter your life as you move forward with lessons learned from Venus retrograde.
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The retrograde began in Capricorn on December 19, 10, and on January 4, it will reenter Sagittarius.
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Under the Immigration and Nationality Act, it was illegal to reenter for a period of five years.
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News broke in early August that Google was planning to reenter China after an eight-year hiatus.
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By the time you're 8, 9, 10 years in — many people are totally ready to reenter society.
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Imagine if that $26 trillion were allowed to reenter the U.S. economy and be put to work.
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To combat the post-vacation scaries, we're going to need a checklist that will help us reenter reality.
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Lohan's latest attempt to reenter the public fray is with Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club, now airing on MTV.
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The happy couple's story is far from typical for exonerees, who often struggle to reenter society after incarceration.
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Venus is retrograde, and today it will reenter Water sign Pisces, putting you in a very emotional mood.
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"The lower the technology threshold is for the job, the easier it will be to reenter," Aronstein says.
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Not just honoring them, but providing them with a focus to help them retool and reenter civilian society.
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This means you have to go through another 15 minutes of continuous focus to reenter the flow state.
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Immigrants seeking advanced parole — which allows them to travel and reenter — saw their denial rate spike 75 percent.
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It will be fascinating to see where her jury vote lands, if she does not reenter the game.
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But even with the reduction, Crystal still won't reenter her daughters' lives until they are in high school.
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Mercury retrograde finally ends on January 8, and it will reenter fellow Earth sign Capricorn on January 12.
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Whatever is supposed to reenter your life will do so, but for now, it's time to move on.
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They're what prevent you from needing to reenter your username and password every time you load a website.
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I know what it's like to reenter learning after a horrifying turn of events, glassy-eyed and exhausted.
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"We realized that we actually could call them all and ask them to reenter the data," Fried said.
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When a shuttle mission was completed, it would reenter the Earth's atmosphere and land much like an aircraft.
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The extra cash in most retailers' pockets may be the honey activists need to reenter the retail industry.
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But slowly, in recent months, men who faced serious allegations of misconduct have begun to reenter the mainstream.
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To launch in Europe, Wendy's plans to reenter the United Kingdom, making the country its first European market.
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In July, the Washington Examiner reported Escobar's staff had coached migrants on how to reenter the United States.
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" She continued, "Things can be, 'You know what, you're a drop of water, and then you reenter the ocean.
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Sean DuffySean DuffyAmash: Some retiring GOP lawmakers may reenter politics once Trump is gone CNN hires former GOP Rep.
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His ankle was heavily wrapped and he appeared ready to reenter the game, but backup Cameron Scarlett took over.
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Effectively, an actor was thrown into career limbo until they were 'ready' to reenter into the studio's benevolent graces.
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In others, they are stuck in Mexico, their passports suddenly revoked when they tried to reenter the United States.
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FABER: YOU'RE – IT'S NOT YOUR EXPECTATION THAT THERE'S GOING TO BE A WAY FOR US TO THEN REENTER TPP?
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This is evident in her alliance with Caleb (Aaron Paul), a military vet trying his best to reenter society.
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If this thing were to subside, we do see value [and] we might reenter the position in Royal [Caribbean].
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Depending on your PIN setting, you may need to reenter it to open the Wallet setting on the app.
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Even without a cap, the majority of people in prison will be released and reenter society at some point.
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Macron beseeched the United States to reenter the Paris climate agreement, which Trump pulled out of in June 2017.
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In July 1992, he dropped out of the race, only to reenter in October, just weeks before the general election.
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Ram will also reenter the midsize pickup segment that it abandoned when the Dakota went out of production in 2011.
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But as he looks to reenter the world of tech investing, he seems to be performing triage on his image.
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For its shopping and direct checkout feature, Instagram touts not having to reenter a credit card number as a perk.
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The facilities are meant to help prisoners reenter their communities, find a job and get their lives back on track.
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In the capital's centrally located Roma neighborhood, some locals stood outside barefoot or in pajamas waiting to reenter their homes.
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The country recently lost control of the original station, which is expected to reenter the Earth's atmosphere sometime next year.
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Get detected, and you can swiftly shift out of the line of sight to reenter stealth, providing you're quick enough.
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We can and should reduce sentences for low-level drug offenses, enabling people to reenter society and make their contribution.
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However, many struggle to agree on the most effective approach for helping veterans reenter the social fabric of the community.
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People from your past will reenter your life—it's a great time to show off how far you have come!
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Mercury retrograde will reenter Cancer on July 19, and your social calendar will get screwy, so keep your plans loose!
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Military service may cause circumstances by which education alone may not be enough for a veteran to reenter the workforce.
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After a nice break and breath, you are ready to reenter the space you came from with a better energy.
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It's time the federal government give states better incentives that will encourage able-bodied people to reenter the job market.
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Data transferred through the tool will be encrypted and will require users to reenter their passwords, according to the announcement.
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"The TikTok investigation will undoubtedly spark new debate about how and whether Google could reenter the China market," Triolo said.
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The implications are chastening, with the debris belt limiting our ability to reenter space for a significant amount of time.
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"At one point I got a sort of calling, an inner voice, to reenter performance art again," Ulay told Hyperallergic.
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On most online shopping portals, shoppers must reenter their credit card details if they change the shipping address for an item.
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That makes it a good time to get ahead of the curve and reenter the market at discounted prices, he said.
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He as the first American to spacewalk, and loved it so much he had to be ordered to reenter the capsule.
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The decision closes one of the last legal avenues for him to regain his freedom and quickly reenter the public eye.
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They diverted first-time offenders from prison, changed sentencing guidelines and created programs that help the formerly incarcerated successfully reenter society.
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Just last month, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee heard testimony about programs designed to help prisoners successfully reenter society.
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After 12 hours, everyone was released, after paying a $380 fine and agreeing not to reenter the country for six months.
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Since networking is one of the skills of the successful salesperson, you already have what it takes to reenter the workforce.
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Trump tweeted Thursday he would reenter TPP if the terms were "substantially better" than those offered to his predecessor Barack Obama.
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That bottom portion of the rocket will reenter Earth's atmosphere — hopefully intact — and then deploy a parachute to slow its fall.
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Airlines say they will need at least a month before the jets can reenter their fleets once they have regulators' approval.
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Yeah. Absolutely. On the INF: I don't think Russia was complying with it, so we'd have to reenter it on better terms.
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But Monday, Trump said at the G-7 summit in France that Beijing is ready to reenter negotiations and begin serious talks.
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The Russian hackers had been expelled from the Democratic Party systems in June and had failed in their efforts to reenter them.
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Luckily for everyone, Venus is going to reenter Libra on Wednesday, where it has an easier time appreciating beauty at face value.
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Abate teaches inmates the skills they need to work in a professional kitchen, aiding with their rehabilitation when they reenter the community.
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This year, we saw Cold War–era politics and Red Scare rhetoric reenter and dominate the news cycle in a bizarre way.
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Not only will Mercury reenter Capricorn, but Venus will meet Neptune, in Pisces, and there will be a full moon in Cancer!
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They also believe the Trump administration's plan to possibly reenter Trans-Pacific Partnership talks could be especially significant for California's agriculture industry.
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But it can only reenter the G7 once it demonstrates that it is a responsible and collegiate actor on the international stage.
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We need to completely revoke our trade agreement and have Brazil reenter the application process with a thorough examination from the USDA.
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The Federal Aviation Administration is reviewing changes Boeing made to the planes but has not yet approved them to reenter commercial service.
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But they'd have to go back to their home countries first, apply from there, and then reenter once their applications were approved.
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Upon her return that same day, officials at Houston airport told her she did not have the proper paperwork to reenter the country.
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Roughly 200 people sought refuge during the night in a Ridgecrest shelter run by the Red Cross, too afraid to reenter their homes.
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The unemployment rate ticked back up to 20193% as more people decided to reenter the labor force, considered a positive development by economists.
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"The most dangerous ones are the ones who say they have understood everything," he said, and who reenter society with no self-doubt.
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"We know that more women tend to take career breaks for personal reasons and find it difficult to reenter the workforce," Book said.
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By making it risky for those people to leave and reenter the US, the Trump administration made the executive order easier to challenge.
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It is still in space, tucked into a graveyard orbit, and without interference will not reenter the Earth's atmosphere for over 1,000 years.
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They likely have three weeks of suffering before they're given another shot to reenter the game, with little chance that they'll actually win.
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Venus will reenter Pisces on April 2 (we'll talk more about this in next month's horoscope!), and will go direct on April 15.
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It may not be the appropriate move for her to reenter the world of public scrutiny as she continues to focus on recovery.
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"Many software programs will carry your information forward so that you don't have to reenter your basic data," said Weston of the AICPA.
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Montes tried reenter the U.S. a day after arriving in Mexico, but was caught by CBP agents and sent back across the border.
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The resulting uncertainty surrounding the nuclear deal has made businesses and investors even more reluctant to reenter a market whose prospects remain dubious.
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The BCRA had a six-month waiting period for anyone who had a break in coverage but then wanted to reenter the market.
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A crush or creative project that you graduated from (or let's be real, totally forgot about) late last spring will reenter your life.
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A return to war would also allow Al Qaeda-aligned groups to reenter the fray and recover from their 2016 and 2017 setbacks.
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That could pose a challenge for airlines eager to put the public at ease when the planes reenter service after two fatal crashes.
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I needed to apply for a refund on my Vehicle Importation Permit, and renew my visa in case I wanted to reenter Mexico.
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When it was time to reenter Earth's atmosphere, on December 16, Schirra and Stafford playfully reported to Mission Control some sort of UFO.
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Taylor was asked to reenter the government this year to replace former Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch (though he does not have the ambassador title).
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A loftier goal: Smartphones that separate into component parts at the touch of a button, freeing up materials to reenter the supply chain.
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After Demi's stint on Barney wrapped in 2003, Dianna had her reenter public school, where she was bullied for her looks and acting career.
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VSS Unity uses a "feathering" system, in which its wings shift upward, slowing the vehicle and allowing the spaceplane to safely reenter Earth's atmosphere.
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The last thing we want to do to celebrate reaching mind-bending heights is don formal attire or reenter the structure of polite society.
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Conservative policymakers, on the other hand, tend to gravitate toward measures that help prisoners successfully reenter society like prison education and work-release programs.
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"When we reenter the atmosphere, the gas and the vehicle gets hot and we need to find ways to protect the vehicle," she said.
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They are permitted to work, attend school and live their lives in the United States, but as soon as they depart, they cannot reenter.
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"As he steps down to reenter the private sector, we're going to miss him here in the Pentagon," he said in a second tweet.
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Days after the game with Spain, the clerical regime let women reenter Azadi Stadium for a screening of Iran's World Cup match against Portugal.
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Not only will Mercury reenter Capricorn on that day, but Venus will meet Neptune in Pisces, and we'll have a full moon in Cancer!
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The Vera report notes that these consequences seem to increase the likelihood that a person will reenter the justice system once they are released.
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Wuhan — the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak — will end its uncompromising lockdown on April 8, allowing traffic to reenter and pass through the city.
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Then, on May 27, Mars will reenter Scorpio and trigger a totally different area of your chart: the sector that rules fame and fortune.
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Basically, it will allow non-US entities to do business with Iran and the US, freeing up international corporations to reenter the Iranian market.
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Poremski tried frantically to reenter the house and retrieve her daughter and dog, but the heat and billowing black smoke stopped her at every turn.
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They're the reason you don't have to reenter your password every time you open Facebook — strings of characters that allow you to stay signed in.
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Initial discussions about criminal justice reform have since shifted more specifically to helping people in prison become better prepared for life once they reenter society.
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After passengers spend about four to five minutes in microgravity, the VSS Unity will then reenter the atmosphere and glide back down to a runway.
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No recent publication has questioned Lin about accountability, responsibility, or the role his celebrity may have played in his ability to reenter the literary scene.
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But Jackson also acknowledges that convincing people that incarcerated women deserve opportunities and resources to help them reenter society is part of the battle, too.
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Mercury is retrograde in Leo until July 19, when it will reenter your sign, finding you reconsidering some of the ideas and decisions you've made.
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The sweeping legislation is aimed at reducing mandatory minimum sentences in certain instances and preventing lapses in criminal offenses by helping former inmates reenter society.
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He was trying to reenter the White House grounds for a live shot on "Anderson Cooper 360" when he was stopped by Secret Service officers.
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On December 1, Mercury will reenter Scorpio, which will find you reconnecting with long lost friends, people from your early childhood, and family members, too.
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A shift will take place on August 11, when Mars will reenter Capricorn to activate the sector of your chart that rules your social life.
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The reforms in the First Step Act help ensure that upon release, former prisoners are prepared to reenter society, rather than to commit additional crimes.
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Few movies have the right to reenter the scene after years, while asking that I forget the nine ass-smelt sequels that happened since 1978.
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Biden would push for net-zero emissions by 2050, reenter the Paris climate accords and ban new oil and gas permits on public lands and waters.
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She purposely slept with her back to the door, "to establish boundaries," she said, so she didn't notice him reenter the room a few minutes later.
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She told BuzzFeed News she knew Frankie was meant to reenter her life, and that he was an "angel" to her during the painful grieving process.
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Now, I sincerely request and hope that the government of Iran will exhibit mercy and will release Robert Levinson, allowing light to reenter his family's lives.
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This all comes as Rubin attempted to reenter the top echelons of tech society on Tuesday by tweeting images of his other company Essential's new phone.
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"They will also receive briefings on how the prison prepares inmates to successfully reenter the community as well as their residential drug treatment program," she said.
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But I write myself into the world and out of it, I write my plans for the world every minute as I enter and reenter it.
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Finding RON at 230A, the "Guy in front?" is a container; so is ORT, the "leftover" that's part of "Torte" at 241A, and REENTER at 343D.
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The Formerly Incarcerated Reenter Society Transformed Safely Transitioning Every Person Act ( FIRST STEP ) would mean both safer communities and it would be a win for taxpayers, too.
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Nationwide, 2000 state prison systems have no formal procedure to enroll prisoners in Medicaid as they reenter the community, according to a survey by The Marshall Project.
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Without the constant pressure to be "on," I had time to recharge by myself until I have the energy to reply to messages and reenter the world.
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Each portrait in Alice Neel, Uptown asks you to put something of yourself in it, in order to see what Neel saw and reenter a lived encounter.
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We must also reduce the many barriers that those with criminal records face, by helping them reenter the labor market while encouraging employers to treat them fairly.
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Per the WSJ: the EpiPen rival Auvi-Q from Kaleo is set to reenter the market next month after a recall last year due to manufacturing issues.
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Another is ensuring that those employees who drift from their daily job tasks are able to reenter the more formal organizational structure when their projects wrap up.
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Then on Monday, Trump said at the G-7 summit in France that Beijing called and said it was ready to reenter negotiations and begin serious talks.
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After taking some time to mourn, Beverly decided she was ready to reenter the workforce, and pursued the same job at Delta she had left years ago.
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Many of these bills, along with new reforms introduced this Congress, could provide meaningful reform for prisoners as they serve out their sentences and eventually reenter society.
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McConnell has told Corker he must make peace with Trump and win the president's backing if he wants to reenter the race, The New York Times reported.
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But stripping women of their dignity, exposing them to harsh and re-traumatizing treatment is counter-productive to preparing them to reenter society with success in mind.
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There, he will likely face questions about potential bias in Google's search results and the company's proposed plans to reenter China with a censored version of its platform.
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But if a shopper wants to pick up an item in a store, they typically don't need to reenter their details; they just have to select a store.
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The benefit here is you won't have to create an account for each vendor to order things regularly, or be forced to reenter your card number every time.
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The apps generate tokens from a user's password and are stored on their computer to keep the user logged in without having to reenter their password every time.
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" He added that he hoped to "begin negotiations to reenter either the Paris accord or really entirely new transition on terms that are fair to the United States.
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"They may not be able to reenter the bloc if there is something that goes fundamentally against Mercosur," said the official, who asked for anonymity to speak freely.
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Soldiers exposed to torture during wartime occasionally bring those techniques back to the United States when they reenter civilian life as detectives, correctional officers, or private security guards.
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When social media sparked anti-government protests across the Middle East, Yahyaoui, still unable to reenter Tunisia, became a face of what was later called the Arab Spring.
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Mercury will end its retrograde on January 8, and will reenter your sign, Capricorn, on January 12, so, if you're able, wait until then to make important decisions!
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January 12 is an exciting day: Not only will Mercury reenter Capricorn, but we'll also have a full moon in Cancer, and Venus will meet Neptune in Pisces!
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" At the same time, Trump said he would make "addiction treatment available to those in prison, to help them reenter society and become productive and law-abiding citizens.
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Like other Democrats, he would also reenter the Paris climate accord, the landmark 2015 agreement on emissions reductions that Trump withdrew from during his first year in office.
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Shafer is right that murderers who have served their time have the right to reenter society and lead productive lives, and harassers should have that right as well.
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Witnesses say Liam had gone in and out of the bar several times that night for smoke breaks and such -- but his last attempt to reenter got halted.
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Employees also protested the company's plans to build a censored search tool called Project Dragonfly, which resulted in the company scrapping those plans to reenter the Chinese market.
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Later this month, on May 27, Mars will reenter Scorpio, which will find you rethinking what your vision is, what you believe in, and what you stand for.
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"We can confidently say that this object will reenter somewhere between 21° North and 133° South latitudes," Aerospace, a federally funded space research center, wrote in a report.
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"We can confidently say that this object will reenter somewhere between 43° North and 43° South latitudes," Aerospace, a federally funded space research center, wrote in a report.
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On January 4, Mercury will retrograde right out of Capricorn and will reenter your sign, Sagittarius, before turning direct on January 8, and again entering Capricorn on January 12.
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After a short stay more than 50 miles above the Earth, the plane will reenter the atmosphere and glide back down, landing on a runway like a regular aircraft.
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Here's what we do know about the X-37B: The craft is designed to test new navigation systems, as well as methods to reenter Earth's atmosphere and land safely.
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But new statements show that CBP's plans could make facial scans necessary for US citizens as well, documenting them when they reenter the country or pass through TSA checkpoints.
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The only difference with the Tiangong-1 space station is that if it's true that China lost control of it, the space lab won't reenter in a controlled way.
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The Second Chance Act allowed twelve months in halfway houses for inmates who completed programs that prepared them to reenter the community and stayed out of trouble in prison.
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But few of these programs focus on helping people unlock what they are capable of or help them become self-sufficient and reenter the workforce, where they can thrive.
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While these are all steps in the right direction, the people affected by the First Step Act must now prepare to reenter their communities — which is no easy task.
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Every Democratic candidate who has spoken on the matter has said that, if elected as president, he or she would reenter the nuclear deal assuming Iran remained in compliance.
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He aims to reenter politics at a time when Democratic primary voters and candidates from Sanders to Warren and even Biden rail against the influence of the investing community.
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Since various companies I worked for shuttered during the recession, I haven't been able to reenter the job market, finding the career skills I had honed no longer relevant.
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Despite that setback, which came after the astronauts asked Mission Control if they could reenter the atmosphere without helmets on and were told no, Cunningham remembers his experiences fondly.
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Once all of the cargo it's carrying has been offloaded and the mission is complete, the Dream Chaser will separate from the ISS and then reenter the Earth's atmosphere.
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The deal also allows Yum to reenter the crowded burger category since it sold A&W Restaurants, pitting Habit against the likes of McDonald's, Five Guys and Shake Shack.
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America's nuclear deterrent itself uses space: land- or sea-based ballistic missiles leave and then reenter the atmosphere, giving them a global reach that is difficult to defend against.
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Sanchez adds that the sell-off in Apple may be overdone and that it presents an opportunity for investors to reenter or add to their position in the stock.
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Don't worry, though—the retrograde ends on December 6, and Mercury will reenter your sign on December 313, putting you back in your usual mentally sharp and chatty mood!
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Our sources say Demi will be in Chicago for several days for treatment, and then she'll fly back to reenter the rehab facility where she's been since last Saturday.
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But even though her last stint in the digital dating world ended with a fairly happy relationship, Craig isn't jumping to reenter the scene — partly because of her past experiences.
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These are people who could potentially reenter the labor market, thus mitigating possible labor market shortages that have occurred in the past when unemployment has been well under 5 percent.
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The trauma of abuse or isolation, as well as job and housing discrimination against LGBTQ people, can make it even more difficult to successfully reenter society and avoid re-incarceration.
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About two hours and 15 minutes later, reporters could reenter the committee room and heard the committee vote to send the documents to the House on a party-line vote.
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If they can strike a balance between being a run-heavy team and finding what works for Cousins, they could reenter the contenders conversation in a seemingly wide-open NFC.
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If a president, besides Trump, ever decides to reenter the Paris climate accords, they'll need to send the U.N. a letter asking to rejoin, said the World Resource Institute's Light.
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Supporters of the initiative, which range from the ACLU to the Koch brothers' political advocacy network, argue that it helps people with criminal convictions reenter society and rebuild their lives.
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The IBM initiative provides jobseekers, including those with long-term unemployment, refugees, asylum seekers and veterans, with career fit assessments, training, personalized coaching and learning needed to reenter the workforce.
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It provides a 261-week training and mentoring program for those who have taken a career break of more than two years, equipping employees with skills to reenter the workplace.
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Italian Environment Minister Gian Luca Galletti said a dialogue had been kept open with the U.S. to see if there were the conditions for Washington to reenter the Paris accord.
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However, some have questioned whether it would be possible for airlines to resume flying passengers on the plane by March, which is when US fleets are scheduled to reenter service.
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The leftover fuel is used to reignite the engines on the rocket in a series of burns, to help the vehicle reenter the Earth's atmosphere and then slow down for landing.
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"What if there was a smarter way that gave people the power to freely enter and reenter the United States with just a few taps of their smartphone?" a narrator asked.
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Homan said that the administration is prioritizing for arrest criminals, national security threats, individuals who reenter the country after being legally deported and those who have a final order for deportation.
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Most experiments involve pumping CO2 into sandstone or deep aquifers, though there are concerns that the gas could eventually escape and reenter the atmosphere — whether through human error or seismic activity.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers has introduced legislation that would require law enforcement agencies to obtain a warrant before searching the digital devices of Americans trying to reenter the United States.
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The legislation imposes harsher punishments on convicted criminals who entered the United States illegally, raising the maximum prison sentence for people with criminal records or people who reenter after being deported.
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Reasons to reenter: Still, while some Democrats are attaching qualifiers to their support for the deal, they all are indicating they'd seek to put the United States back into the agreement.
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Links in the emails would direct the professors to pages that made it appear that they had accidentally logged out of their university account and needed to reenter their user credentials.
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While it's true that you may not be able to pick up your career exactly where you left off, there are lots of ways to reenter the world of paid work.
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But today's big news is that Mars will reenter Scorpio, bringing up themes around career or popularity that came up for you in late February and early March of this year.
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Indicated 20.8 percent lower Deutsche Bank's asset management unit plans to reenter the group of the world's top ten asset management firms, the division's head Nicolas Moreau told Welt am Sonntag.
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The three apparently crossed into Mexico from Texas at some point during their journey and attempted to reenter the U.S. near Sierra Blanca at the Sierra Blanca Checkpoint Station, officials said.
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Canada would reenter the negotiations and have about a week to reach a tri-lateral deal in order to get it signed before Mexico's political leadership turns over on December 1.
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The two retrogrades that will stick out this month are Mercury retrograde in luxurious Earth sign Taurus, and Mars retrograde, which begins in Sagittarius and will reenter Scorpio on May 27.
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Currently residing in Mexico, Emadi has been in exile from Iran for the past eight years, and may not be able to reenter the United States after he leaves on Friday.
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Would you try to reenter arms control deals with Russia like New START or the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) that the Trump administration is in the process of withdrawing from?
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In other words, if you're a vegetarian, or if you're a parent who's usually looking for kid-friendly restaurants, you won't have to reenter that information every time you do a search.
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The Dog Tag Bakery is more than just a popular D.C. food stop – it also supports service-disabled veterans, military spouses and caregivers as they reenter civilian life, according to its website.
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Staffers toyed with whether they should stop it, by requiring kids to reenter credit card numbers before they could spend the money, but opted against it because it would threaten Facebook's revenue.
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Partners from your past will reenter the scene, and generally, you'll find that the people in your life aren't having the best time expressing their anger, their passion, or finding their drive.
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If the U.S. were to reenter the TPP, it would be a remarkable about-face for Trump, who made his oppositions to the deal a focal point of his 22019 presidential campaign.
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Each scene is so tweaked to audio-visual perfection, and so filled with background detail, that it's like an addictive virtual reality — the kind you have to reenter via the box office.
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There is a kind of mysticism here: we leave the womb, but remain somehow attached; pushing ourselves (and our cities) too hard and insensitively, we reenter a different kind of aquatic fate.
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U.S. officials eventually clarified that the ban didn't apply to American citizens or permanent residents — but by then, panic-buying most likely inflated the number of people trying to reenter at once.
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While most Americans that reenter the United States after travel abroad expect the government to ask for their passport, few realize that this request may be followed by one for their passwords.
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A reporter at military news website Defense One said last week that he was accused by a CBP agent of writing "propaganda" when he attempted to reenter the United States this week.
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In part because Norway employs data-backed approaches to reducing recidivism (like those endorsed in a 2007 US Department of Justice study), only 20 percent of released prisoners reenter the Norwegian system.
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The First Step Act, short for Formerly Incarcerated Reenter Society Transformed Safely Transitioning Every Person Act (Congress will do anything for a good acronym), is a fairly mild criminal justice reform bill.
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That level of concentration at one firm has led various BGC clients, from multinational and regional banks, to proprietary trading firms, to ask BGC to reenter the market to spur competition, Scotto said.
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And if you're an entrepreneur who eventually succeeds and can later reenter the health insurance market, you can expect to be penalized by the "continuous coverage" requirement that replaces the existing individual mandate.
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January 12 will be a busy day: Not only will Mercury reenter fellow Earth sign Capricorn, but Venus and Neptune will meet in Pisces, and there will be a full moon in Cancer!
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She directs the National H.I.R.E. Network (Helping Individuals with criminal records Reenter through Employment), and co-leads LAC's "No Health = No Justice" campaign to achieve racial equity in health care & criminal justice reform.
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Divers got back into the water after officials deemed it safe for them to reenter the rocky, dark, flooded tunnels of the Tham Luang Nang Non cave, Chiang Rai Governor Narongsak Osatanakorn said.
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One option college students who graduate into a recession have taken in the past is ride it out at grad school and reenter the workforce in a few years with an extra degree.
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Kamala Harris (D- California) -- Elder Joseph Paul Jr., the managing director for the Los Angeles Regional Reentry Partnership aimed at helping "former offenders reenter their communities and lead productive lives post-incarceration" Sen.
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They probably have some interest in the business world, not only because of their husbands, but because so many are in it before being home with small children, and plan to reenter it.
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The day the executive order was released, the State Department "provisionally revoked" all visas for people from these countries, making it impossible for them to enter (or leave and reenter) the US legally.
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At first, Monlit was hesitant to reenter the world of Muay Thai, but Tim persisted, taking his old trainer to watch fights and slowly rekindling in him a love of the sport he'd left.
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Yet he still said Monday that he would not mount a third party bid for the White House, putting an end to budding hopes that the former Republican presidential candidate would reenter the race.
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The solid U.S. job gains have had little impact of late on the unemployment rate, indicating that there may be more sidelined workers ready to reenter the labor force as jobs become more plentiful.
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Because life is always so dramatic for you, Leo, you can expect this Mars retrograde in your opposite sign Aquarius to be the same: A former flame (or past nemesis!) may reenter the scene!
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Google has acknowledged that work has taken place on a new search engine for China, but the company has repeatedly said it has no plans to reenter the country after it left in 2010.
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Over the past two years, employees protested Google's contract to work with the defense department on artificial intelligence and to build a censored search engine that would allow it to reenter the Chinese market.
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The plaintiffs included Carnella Times and Erving Smith, who are black and claimed they were denied stocker jobs after background checks uncovered past convictions, and The Fortune Society, which helps former prisoners reenter society.
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Instead, it has a different way of penalizing people who decide to remain uninsured: requiring those who don't maintain "continuous coverage" to pay a hefty fine when they want to reenter the insurance market.
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But the use of affiliate-marketing links, and Jade being featured in an Instagram Story from a high-profile brand like Kardashian West's Skims, suggests a more concerted effort to reenter the influencer economy.
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Mercury will finally end its retrograde on January 8, and will reenter Capricorn on January 12, encouraging you to move forward after you have taken a chunk of time to reflect on your partnerships!
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In the midst of the pain he suffered while the magical being administered his treatment, he left his body behind, perhaps instinctively — but when he returned, he no longer had a body to reenter.
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South Korea's defense ministry said that despite the KCNA report, it did not believe North Korea had acquired the re-entry technology needed to prevent ballistic missiles burning up when they reenter the earth's atmosphere.
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According to an 18-page list obtained by CNN, on day one the Minnesota Democrat would have the US reenter the international Paris Climate agreement, which President Donald Trump withdrew the US from in 2017.
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After Warren quickly brushed off a question about whether her proclamations that she is a capitalist are intended as a contrast to Sanders, a democratic socialist, Tapper offered Delaney a chance to reenter the fray.
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November is also an important month for your career, as electric Uranus will reenter Aries on November 6, activating the sector of your chart that rules worldly success, your professional goals, and your public life.
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He also said that the company will financially compensate employees affected by the order — meaning those who are overseas and unable to reenter the US — during the at least three months the ban is active.
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We're told it would be near impossible for Ford to reenter the country at border checkpoints since law enforcement's looking out for him -- however, if he attempts to get in illegally ... all bets are off.
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In fact, that's exactly what happened this week, when newly elected New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed an executive order mandating that the state reenter the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, a cap-and-trade system.
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Students who reenter society early with the support of high-quality education, equipped to succeed and to advocate for themselves, can begin to take down the myth that long sentences are necessary for public safety.
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It's the first program of its kind by a major media company, and we believe an important step in helping people with criminal records reenter the workforce and, in turn, become equal members of society.
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Many stock markets globally have continued their strong run into the new year — so it's time to start taking some profits while waiting for another opportunity to reenter the markets, an investor said on Tuesday.
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They come home and not only do they have all the problems that veterans have when they reenter society, all the trauma, but now you have them being basically being pushed out of the United States.
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Access tokens are like "digital keys," Facebook says, that keep you logged in to your Facebook account even when you're not actively using Facebook, so you don't have to reenter a password every time you visit.
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November 22ndImage: APThe New York Times reported that Facebook built what amounted to a censorship tool for the Chinese market in order to make it easier to reenter the country, which has banned Facebook since 2009.
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When the clock struck midnight, we were forced to exit the fairytale fantasy we'd created and reenter reality, the cold place where new mom Mindy Kaling and B.J. Novak are simply great friends and nothing more.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 19 (Reuters) - German automotive supplier ZF Friedrichshafen will not reenter the race for Swedish brake-systems maker Haldex after Knorr-Bremse dropped its 5.5 billion Swedish crown ($693 million) bid, it said on Tuesday.
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However, once their active duty's ended, it's difficult for some veterans to reenter society, find employment and housing, and get the medical care they may need to treat mental or physical ailments resulting from their service.
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"It was primarily a shock because it was both secret and it completely contradicted Google's public stance," Jack Poulson, a former senior research scientist at Google who resigned over the plan to reenter China, told us.
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Noncriminal detainees who reenter after a formal removal can face fines totaling thousands of dollars and up to two years in prison; those with multiple misdemeanors or aggravated felonies face prison sentences up to 53 years.
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Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg has previously said that the planemaker expects to submit its fix to the Federal Aviation Administration in September, and predicts that the plane will be approved to reenter service in early November.
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Travelers who are legally allowed to enter the U.S., such as U.S. citizens and their families, are now undergoing screening procedures to test for COVID-19 when they reenter the U.S. at one of 85003 airports.
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"We encourage guests to reenter our correct address: 1 Borgata Way, Atlantic City, NJ 08401 and to check the route before they begin driving to ensure the map is directing them to Atlantic City," Costandino said.
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" The rule adds that "aliens who enter prior to the effective date of an applicable proclamation will not be subject to the asylum eligibility bar unless they depart and reenter while the proclamation remains in effect.
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A reporter at military news website Defense One says he was harassed and accused by a U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agent of writing "propaganda" when he attempted to reenter the United States this week.
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The aftermath of World Wars I and II demonstrated that post-war eras present incredible opportunities for veterans to improve the societies and work forces they reenter with their can-do work ethic and entrepreneurial spirit.
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Even scarier, when he called the Custom Border Protection office for more information, an agent warned him that if he went to Canada and tried to reenter during the ban, his visa may be revoked altogether.
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This can do a lot in our field and will make me more marketable to reenter the workforce should I decide to take time off within the next few years to raise kids we hope to have.
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When it gets back to Earth, the spacecraft will deploy a capsule filled with samples toward Earth, which will reenter the planet's atmosphere and parachute down to the ground below, touching down somewhere in the Australian desert.
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With Indio's service, information that the brokers' customers have previously entered — such as their names or addresses — can be automatically plugged in to new forms so they don't have to reenter it or fill out another form.
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And as more workers lose their jobs in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, it will be even more crucial that they're able to reenter the job market armed with the skills companies are looking for.
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" Brandon Lipps, the USDA deputy undersecretary for food nutrition and consumer services, went even further: "The changes reflect the belief that more Americans can enter and reenter the workforce so they can know the dignity of work.
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Leaders in Northern Ireland and Scotland, which both overwhelmingly voted for the U.K. to remain in the EU, now say they want independence referendums so that they may reenter the EU. This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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After about an hour of answering personal questions, Chelsea was banned from entering the US. She must now get a waiver in order to reenter, a process that requires hundreds of dollars, paperwork, and months of wait time.
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Under the Arkansas Works program, if someone fails to hit the requirements for three consecutive months, they are removed from Medicaid rolls and cannot reenter for the rest of the year, even if they start meeting the criteria.
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There were rumblings that Plum would sit this year out and reenter the draft next year if San Antonio didn't work out a trade somewhere, meaning the Stars wouldn't get anything out of their No. 1 overall pick.
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The unemployment rate, while still low, bounced up slightly to 3.9 percent, which is actually probably good news because it shows that people continue to reenter the labor force at a rapid clip as the labor market improves.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 13 (Reuters) - A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers on Thursday asked Alphabet Inc's Google if it will reenter the Chinese search engine market and if it would comply with China's internet censorship policies upon its return.
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Farah was born in Somalia, and—despite not carrying a Somalian passport nor being a Somalian citizen—would not be able to reenter the country under the ban's current parameters to return home to his wife and kids.
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Nearly two-thirds of Americans (62 percent) believe that we should provide legal protections that help individuals leaving prison reenter society and find employment, housing and educational opportunities, including 85033 percent of Democrats and 54 percent of Republicans.
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Love's visions centered on the loss of connection she felt when her daughter was 19943 months old and she could no longer be a stay-at-home mom because she had to reenter the workforce to support her family.
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It only lasts until the temperature of the water cools, and I'm forced to leave my cozy rainforest and reenter the real world where I feel like there's a private 30 Seconds to Mars concert happening inside my body.
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After lingering at the edge of space for a few minutes — where "space tourists" will be able to experience weightlessness — SpaceShipTwo shifts the positions of its wings to safely reenter Earth's atmosphere and glide back down to a runway.
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Under his plan, the U.S. would reenter the Paris climate agreement and there would be a moratorium on new oil and gas sales on federal lands and offshore, while setting a 2628 net-zero emissions target for federal lands.
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Chief Drayton said that about 70% of the building has been searched so far and that firefighters will continue to search the rest of it today, once the building is deemed stable enough for first responders to reenter it.
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Researchers have, over the years, discovered several ways to force smart speakers to stop talking for a few minutes — making it appear as though an app has closed — before sending a message requesting a user to reenter their password.
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Studies in Arkansas, Kansas, Mississippi, and Maine all showed that that when work requirements are enforced, the number of able-bodied adults on the welfare rolls falls, time on welfare is reduced, people reenter the workforce, and incomes increase.
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And each attempted payment is passcode-protected, with one interesting caveat: once you enter your passcode, the watch stays in active payment mode for 24 hours, so you don't have to reenter it for each new purchase throughout the day.
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I tell myself that I'm just doing this to "see" if I still can; I do it to make sure the option's still there, and that my current departure from the game doesn't mean that I can never reenter it again.
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Related: House Speaker Paul Ryan Says He Can't Endorse Trump Yet Cruz returned to the US Capitol late Tuesday afternoon, where he was greeted by a massive gaggle of reporters asking whether he would, in fact, reenter the 2016 race.
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All five of the reporters, they said, were stopped by officials when they tried reenter the US. Nakamura and Go said they had been in touch with the ACLU and the Committee to Protect Journalists about their inclusion in the list.
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Santos also argued that the judiciary needs to finish sexual misconduct investigations even if the judge involved steps down, noting that former judges could still reenter public life via teaching, writing op-eds, or representing clients pro bono in court.
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With so many African fantasy novels resonating in the US and Europe now, it seems like the perfect moment for Amos Tutuola to reenter the public conversation, especially with titans such as James and Okorafor citing him as an influence.
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Kate's Law was passed by the House of Representatives in June 2017, stripped of language that would have required mandatory minimum prison sentences for deported felons who reenter the US. It has not yet been voted on in the Senate.
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Yelp will let users personalize their homepage and search results If you're a vegetarian, or if you're a parent who's usually looking for kid-friendly restaurants, you no longer have to reenter that information every time you do a search.
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"I cannot leave the US for now as I wouldn't be able to reenter and would thus effectively forego my Bachelor's which would render me unable to work in the field I am educated in," he told Gizmodo in an email.
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Standard practice should be that once a password is changed, users should lose access to the app until they reenter the updated password, but Ring CEO Jamie Siminoff told The Information that immediately kicking users off would slow the app down.
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We know he has two objectives: (13) He has to find a way to get Dirty Cooper back into the Black Lodge before he can reenter the world as a corporal entity, before he can reincarnate as a human being.
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This is the picture of a criminal justice system gone off the rails – a system where we don't invest in preparing people in prison for future successes once they reenter our communities, but instead perpetuate an expensive cycle of reincarceration.
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"The big question in the U.S. is, what is happening in the labor market; how much more slack is in the U.S. labor market, of workers who can reenter the labor force before this tight labor market becomes inflationary," he said.
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Ultimately, though, Randall released his grip after reflecting on a conversation he had with William (Ron Cephas Jones), who'd poignantly explained to him why he did not overstep the boundaries Rebecca had set up and reenter 9-year-old's Randall's life.
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I'm giving you all the necessary Mercury retrograde warnings, but Aquarius, there is some good news: After a long autumn of retrogrades, Venus will reenter Scorpio on December 2 to bring blessings to this same public sector of your chart.
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A big theme for you this summer will be considering whom you want to keep in your life, and whom you're ready to part ways with—plus, some folks from the past may reenter the scene for you to reconnect with.
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El Nuevo Dia, a Puerto Rican newspaper, argued against a super-restructuring, noting that anything that makes it more difficult for the island to reenter bond markets or attract investment in the future is little more than a Pyrrhic victory.
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NEW BILL TO STOP WARRANTLESS PHONE SEARCHES AT BORDER: A bipartisan group of lawmakers has introduced legislation that would require law enforcement agencies to obtain a warrant before searching the digital devices of Americans trying to reenter the United States.
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But when they do, the psychological burdens and concrete costs (like lost school time or wages, or even psychological trauma) imposed by days, weeks, months, or years of incarceration will roadblock their efforts to reenter and become productive members of society.
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After a blockbuster earnings report, Amazon is poised to reenter the growing club of $22018 trillion public companies when US markets open on Friday — joining Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), Saudi Aramco and Alphabet (GOOGL) at the top of the heap.
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While some of Trump's advisers view it as a foregone conclusion that he will enter the Kansas US Senate contest, others are less sure he'll decide to reenter electoral politics (Pompeo served in the House of Representatives for six years).
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"And if their visas are not issued by September 30, 2017, their slot in the diversity visa program will expire and they will need to reenter the lottery—with a vanishingly small chance of winning a second time," the groups argued.
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He made it easier for Southern states to reenter the Union and pardoned the Vice President of the Confederacy, perhaps helping to sew the nation back together but doing little to address the plight of African Americans in the South.
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Even once it became clear that the plane would not be able to reenter commercial service by then, Boeing&aposs leadership expressed optimism that it could begin delivering the completed planes this December in preparation for the FAA&aposs certification.
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"Any person who chooses to enter, reenter, or stay in the evacuation [area] does so at their own risk, and assumes any and all corresponding liabilities for their unlawful presence and occupation of the evacuation area," Dalrymple wrote in the order.
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However, it now appears Google is ready to reenter the market and it has been secretly developing a censored version of its search service specifically for the Chinese market — a move that has led to significant backlash both inside and outside the company.
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In an Amazon earnings press release in 2018, the e-commerce giant said, "We want customers to be able to use Alexa wherever they are," and an analyst said that could be a hint that Amazon might want to reenter the phone market.
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But make no mistake, Orion's arms and legs weren't built purely for transportation: The spacecraft is loaded with actuators (thrusters) that allow the capsule to orient and navigate deep space, dock to additional elements such as a habitat, and safely reenter Earth's atmosphere.
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US law treats these groups of people very differently — deportees who reenter illegally, for example, are permanently barred from ever getting legal status in the US, while people who can claim a "credible fear" of persecution are allowed to stay and seek asylum.
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Watch out for misunderstandings, and take things slow—Mercury begins its retrograde in Taurus, so expect a generally stubborn atmosphere, and it will reenter impulsive Aries on April 20, during which time it will be crucial that you think before you speak.
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By taking a comprehensive approach, these centers will have the capacity to treat the whole person, not only helping a patient recover initially but also giving each patient the tools he or she needs to reenter the workforce and maintain recovery long-term.
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A Koch network donor on the advisory council for the project, Doug Deason, told the Post that the goal is to "prepare prisoners to reenter society and become productive members and taxpaying citizens, hopefully living productive lives and taking care of their families."
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Inmates, family members, advocates, and reformers rejoiced: Thousands of inmates were now eligible for release, and organizations such as the Three Strikes Project (since renamed the Stanford Justice Advocacy Project) began working on a new problem: how to help people reenter society.
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Venus finally ends its retrograde on April 15, and it will reenter your sign at the end of the month—on April 28, to be specific—boosting your confidence and making you feel even more desirable and charismatic than you usually do.
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He added that even when they do reenter the workforce, they might not prioritize discretionary spending such as shopping and going to restaurants; they may instead focus on paying down debt and boosting savings in the event of another downturn in the economy.
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Soon after, on January 12, Mercury will reenter Capricorn, and your schedule will finally start to even out again, save for an unexpected bump in the road on January 10, when the Sun in Capricorn will clash with erratic Uranus in impulsive Aries.
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The diplomat, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that the United States' main concern was to minimize civilian suffering and preserve a measure of local autonomy in eastern Aleppo rather than seeing the Syrian government reenter in force and impose its will.
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In the lead-up to Thursday, a lot of other things were aligning: House Republicans will almost certainly pass two tough-on-immigration bills, which would harshen penalties for deported criminals who reenter the United States and expand US law over sanctuary cities.
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The BBC reported that he had been omitted from United's winter training camp in Spain over worries he might not be able to reenter the UK.Official advice on travelers coming to the UK from China is that they should quarantine themselves for 14 days.
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It'd been a particularly trying few weeks, filled with anxious calls from Kate and Fred following the additional revelations of Stanley's cancer diagnosis; she was eager to reenter the orderly world of her female peers, where the gossip was vicious and the ailments kept mild.
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When Wilde is recruited to help solve the case of a missing teenage girl, he must leave his self-imposed isolation in the woods and reenter a community he's always shunned: a community full of secrets that the powerful will do anything to hide.
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Though Mr. McGough was the more hands-on partner for the temple — Mr. McDermott has had trouble getting permission to reenter the United States, and he was not going to attend the temple opening — they consider it a McDermott & McGough just like their previous works.
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KERNEN: TELL US ABOUT WHAT YOU KNOW, LARRY, ABOUT -- WHAT WE'RE HEARING DAVID MALPASS ASKED CHINA TO REENTER THESE TRADE TALKS, BUT WE WEREN'T GOING TO DO THAT UNLESS THEY AT LEAST GAVE US SOME SIGNALS THAT THEY WERE WILLING TO TAKE SOME CONCRETE STEPS.
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Klobuchar said she would work to make sure that climate change provisions are included in future trade deals and that the best ways to tackle the issue are to reenter the Paris climate agreement, restore former President Obama's clean power rules and put a price on carbon.
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On Wednesday, the royal couple's official Instagram account announced that Meghan would be teaming up with designers to release a fashion collection in the fall to benefit the charity Smart Works, which helps disadvantaged women reenter the workforce by, among other things, providing them with business-wear.
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Justin AmashJustin AmashMaher: The Clintons need to 'go away' for 2020 election House passes bill aimed at reducing rape kit backlog Amash: Some retiring GOP lawmakers may reenter politics once Trump is gone MORE (I-Mich.) voted against the measure, which now heads back to the Senate.
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As Colombian president and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Juan Manuel Santos inches closer to reaching a peace agreement with the country's FARC and ELN rebels after 52 years of bloody civil war, guerrilla fighters will prepare to reenter civilian life under a new air of peace.
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It's now part of New York state's Work for Success Pledge, a state-level online pledge, created by Governor Andrew Cuomo and his Council on Community Reentry and Reintegration, that urges businesses to commit to hiring former convicts who struggle to reenter the workforce following their convictions.
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Also on November 6, Uranus will reenter Aries, bringing scheduling issues to the surface (especially ones that you thought you had resolved earlier this year), as well as pushing you to kick old habits and try some new, and even unusual, ways to make your life healthier.
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Since most of my friends and family are the US, I'd rather be in the same country as they are, just in case it becomes more of a struggle to reenter the US.If you're not from the US, should you cancel your trip to the country?
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It's this idea of, so whenever you reenter the Earth's atmosphere you're coming in really fast and you're coming in really hot, and that's why you notice these capsules are these teardrop designs, because you want to spread out the heat when you're coming in towards the Earth.
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The rules, pushed through in January after years of internal deliberations, are designed to prevent political appointees from exploiting public office by using their official title to build a massive social media presence and then taking their account with them when they reenter the private sector or retire.
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"In order to fulfill my solemn duty to protect America and its citizens, the United States will withdraw from the Paris climate accord but begin negotiations to reenter either the Paris accords or, really, an entire new transaction on terms that are fair to the United States," he said.
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"In order to fulfill my solemn duty to protect America and its citizens, the United States will withdraw from the Paris climate accord but begin negotiations to reenter either the Paris accords or really an entire new transaction on terms that are fair to the United States," he said.
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Cuellar was one of three Democrats to side with Republicans on Kate's Law, a measure to expand maximum sentences for people who attempt to reenter the country after having been deported, and legislation to strip federal funding from "sanctuary" jurisdictions that do not fully cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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Earned time credit policies incentivize incarcerated learners to participate in educational programming, ensuring more of the 85033 percent of prisoners who will eventually reenter society do so with the backing of education, while also turning the tide on mass incarceration and potentially saving taxpayers money through reduced recidivism costs.
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This work meant juggling a lot of different variables: where the rocket took off, where it entered obit, how quickly it was moving in orbit, the rotation of the Earth beneath it, the angle at which it ought to reenter the Earth, and the location of the splashdown.
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Research tells us that for such criminals, a shorter term of punishment is more appropriate and would be more effective in ensuring that after the individual has paid his debt to society, he is better prepared to reenter society as a changed man who will not commit more crimes.
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As carrots to European and Asian nations, reenergize efforts to accomplish a free trade agreement with the European Union, complete the trade deal with Japan, and petition to reenter the Trans Pacific Partnership, a free trade club that includes Canada, Mexico, Japan, and other trading nations in Southeast Asia.
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Would decriminalize migration For starters — and the likely headline feature — Section VI of the bill would repeal 2023 USC §1325(a) and 8 USC §1326 which make illegal entry into the United States a crime and makes it a crime to reenter the United States after being deported.
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The date is Thursday, March 29, around 12:30 Pacific—63 hours before Muelhaupt predicts the 18,000-pound spacecraft, which is roughly the size of a school bus with wings, will reenter the planet's atmosphere, break apart, burn up, and rain down in bits and pieces on the earth below.
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On August 25 (or 26, if you're on the East Coast), Venus enters Leo, bringing blessings to your relationships (romantic and otherwise), followed by Mercury, which will reenter Leo (on August 31) and bring back conversations that began in July but were put on pause for the last few weeks.
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Additionally, the likelihood of the plane being cleared to fly in 2019 was cast into further doubt, as was the possibility of Boeing resuming deliveries of completed planes to airline customers before the plane was fully cleared to reenter commercial service, according to The Air Current, an aviation industry publication.
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Given how the committee presents itself as a defender of objective truth in the Post-Soviet era, the released dossier could be seen as a strategy to delegitimize Kristeva in the eyes of the Bulgarian public before she had a chance to reenter the country's civic arena as a journalist.
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I love anytime a show that's relatively late in its life pulls back and reveals some other layer entirely — like when Breaking Bad started showing us the story of Gus Fring — and this is the sort of thing that's going to reenter Philip's life at the most inconvenient possible time.
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The season took the shape of various put-on obligations: to his young teammates, then to the future health of the league, and finally, as Bryant shed pounds of wraps and icepacks to reenter games during the last few weeks, to the fans paying increasingly high prices to witness his endurance.
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It's not so much the residual Cold War politics still in effect between Turkey and Russia at this given moment, but the desire of both countries — two old, ruined empires — to reenter the geopolitical stage and play an active role in the convoluted here and now, either through proxies or military intervention.
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While acknowledging that the latest test showed that North Korea can now reach nearly the entire US mainland with a missile – not just Alaska, as they thought after the July 4 test – they also believe the North Koreans have yet to show their missiles can reenter the Earth's atmosphere in a controlled fashion.
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Earlier this month, the House Judiciary Committee decided to advance the Formerly Incarcerated Reenter Society Transformed Safely Transitioning Every Person Act ("FIRST STEP Act"), a bill that would expand incentives in federal prison to pursue the life-changing and skill-building classes that prepare men and women to leave prison job ready.
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"The United States will withdraw from the Paris climate accord … but begin negotiations to reenter either the Paris accord or a really entirely new transaction on terms that are fair to the United States, its businesses, its workers, its people, its taxpayers," Trump said in a Rose Garden ceremony on June 1.
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Whereas in Vietnam, you were done with your tour, packed up, got on the plane, and were home the next day, unable to go through the ceremonial steps necessary to reenter, to return, and the world you got home to was in cultural upheaval, partly because of the war you just left.
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House Democrats have passed a wide range of bills since they came to power in January, ranging from a sweeping anti-corruption and pro-democracy reform known as H.R.1, to bills to save net neutrality, pass universal background checks for guns, and reenter the United States into the Paris climate accords.
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The First Step Act, a bill aimed at helping inmates reenter society through prison programs like incentivized job training and drug treatment programs, passed the House earlier this month, but faces an uphill battle to get through the Senate, where some lawmakers believe it doesn't go far enough in fixing the country's criminal justice system.
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The Illinois Democrat's bills, which are similar to legislation being proposed by the Congressional Hispanic Caucus in the House, would also let deported veterans convicted of nonviolent offenses reenter the country to access Veterans Administration health care facilities, and allow deported veterans to apply for visas to permanently return to the US, among other provisions.
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Brands and washing machine companies are working on a variety of ways to intercept microplastics before they reenter the environment, including microfiber-trapping bags that you put your clothing in before it goes in the wash, balls that go in the washing machine and catch microfibers, and filters that you install in the machine.
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Under the new policy, USCIS will instead count each day since a visa holder's status has lapsed in order to determine how long someone has been "unlawfully present" in the U.S. The change is significant because length of visa overstays determines whether an immigrant is eligible to reenter the United States in the future.
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The obfuscations from Ghomeshi and Hockenberry follow a familiar, consistent pattern that we've seen time and time again when men accused of hurting women prepare to reenter public life: Be vague, imply heavily that it was all a long time ago and you're the real victim here, and never discuss what's happened to the people you hurt.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) that would increase penalties for some illegal immigrants who reenter the country after being deported.
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The Post reported that some passport applicants with official U.S. birth certificates are being jailed in detention facilities as they await immigration proceedings, while others have had their passports revoked when they tried to reenter the U.S. The newspaper did not say exactly how many people the U.S. appears to be investigating for allegedly having fraudulent birth certificates.
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"On the other side, customs and e-commerce laws are getting very complicated, these guys are the tech arm of the government so [we] find it exciting to build products around customs in Indonesia and keep building out our Indonesia play." aCommerce expansion to Singapore will see it reenter the country having previously quit in 2014.
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The free agent quarterback set aside some time to volunteer with 100 Suits for 100 Men, which works in conjunction with the New York State Department of Correction and Community Supervision and the Offender Reentry Task Force Initiative to make sure recently released prisoners are prepared to reenter the workforce by providing suits, mentoring, and other educational support.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas), would create stiffer penalties for undocumented immigrants who reenter the country illegally after being deported.
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Should O'Rourke take the oath of office in 2021, he says he will reenter the Paris climate agreement, implement rules to cut emissions of super-potent greenhouse gases like methane and hydrofluorocarbons, set tighter clean air rules, ramp up appliance efficiency standards, demand clean energy procurement from federal contractors, and end new fossil fuel leases on public lands.
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And when ABC decided to reenter the medical drama space, it attracted an all-star team not just on-camera but behind the scenes, where no less than House mastermind David Shore, a guy who can write interesting medical mysteries in his sleep, signed on to translate the Korean drama the series is based on for American audiences.
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"These guidelines are applied to all new missions flown by ESA, and include dumping fuel tanks and discharging batteries at the end of a mission, to avoid explosions, and ensuring that satellites reenter the atmosphere and safely burn up within 25 years of the end of their working lives," Holger Krag, head of ESA's space debris office, said in the statement.
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In 2017, she voted for a Trump-backed bill called "Kate's Law" that would increase penalties for migrants reentering the country after being deported and includes prison time for convicted criminals who try to reenter, as well as another bill that would give the government the power to deport immigrants suspected of being in gangs, regardless of whether or not they themselves had committed crimes.
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Not to be confused with last year's Goodbye Christopher Robin (a biographical drama about Milne's sometimes-difficult relationship with his son), this Christopher Robin is a fictional, fantastical story about the Pooh books' lone human character, who grows up to be a workaholic Londoner (Ewan McGregor) then rediscovers the imagination and playfulness of his youth when Pooh and his other stuffed animal friends unexpectedly reenter his life.
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Next week's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing to consider the nomination of William Barr to be the next attorney general of the United States will be an important test of the Trump administration's commitment to goals of the recently enacted Formerly Incarcerated Reenter Society Transformed Safely Transitioning Every Person Act, commonly known as the FIRST STEP Act, is a bipartisan criminal justice reform legislative package.
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This past December, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE signed into law the Formerly Incarcerated Reenter Society Transformed Safely Transitioning Every Person Act — also known as the First Step Act.
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Maryam Saeedi, an assistant professor of economics at Carnegie Mellon, is effectively trapped inside the US. Under Trump's immigration ban, which, among other things, restricts immigrants and visa holders from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US for 90 days, she and her husband — both Iranian academics and green card holders — have learned they may not be able to reenter the US if they leave.
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Trump focused on the need to build a wall along the US-Mexico border, and for much of his campaign, called for deporting all estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the US. The closest he came to calling for a path to legalization for undocumented immigrants was in his calls to allow the "good ones" who had been deported to reenter the US through an expedited, legal process.
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The prison reform initiative that Jared Kushner and President Trump have put forth is meant to help all people of all races but we know disproportionately many of our prisons, those are African-Americans were languishing in prisons, those who have paid their debt to society, Martha, and can reenter to have the skilled, education, the opportunities and indeed make themselves available for the 6.6 million jobs that are out there.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 28500 movement 6900 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE's official withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord is raising questions about how much leverage the U.S. will lose by leaving it, and how quickly it might be able to regain its global position if the next president opts to reenter the agreement.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas), who is running for president, said that he was planning to offer an amendment that would increase jail time for undocumented immigrants who reenter the country illegally.
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Through its choreographed rendition of the assassination of Sweden's King Gustav III in 1792, it allegorizes not only the domination of the continent of Africa, the plunder of its riches and its people, and that of Iraq, but also seems to portend the horrifying fact that we're about to reenter the dark times of the George W. Bush years — during which so much across the world was destroyed — under Donald Trump.
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Jim SensenbrennerFrank (Jim) James SensenbrennerAmash: Some retiring GOP lawmakers may reenter politics once Trump is gone FTC Democrat raises concerns that government is 'captured' by large tech companies Hillicon Valley: FCC approves T-Mobile-Sprint merger | Dems wrangle over breaking up Big Tech at debate | Critics pounce as Facebook's Libra stumbles | Zuckerberg to be interviewed by Fox News | Twitter details rules for political figures' tweets MORE (R-Wis.), the second most senior member of the House, who has served since 1978.
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Justin AmashJustin AmashAmash: Some retiring GOP lawmakers may reenter politics once Trump is gone Sunday shows — Mulvaney seeks to tamp down firestorm over quid pro quo comments, Doral decision Amash rips Trump over move to send troops from Syria to Iraq MORE speculated Tuesday that some retiring Republican lawmakers may seek office again once President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchedule for additional depositions in impeachment inquiry revealed Sondland attorney disputes key portions of Taylor testimony: report Impeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report MORE leaves office.
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The Post reported that some passport applicants with official U.S. birth certificates are being jailed in detention facilities as they await immigration proceedings, while others have had their passports stripped from them as they tried to reenter the U.S. "It should be frightening to every American that a sitting member of Congress would threaten the safety of any person and their family, and incite the public to take acts of violence against them," the National Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Council wrote in a statement to Fox News reporter Alex Pappas, following Gallego's tweet.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyI'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' Tlaib says she won't visit Israel after being treated like 'a criminal' MORE (R-Calif.) also brought immigration to the forefront after introducing a bill that would fully fund President Trump's push to build a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico, crack down on sanctuary cities and increase penalties on criminals that attempt to reenter the United States.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.) and Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) introduced legislation that would require law enforcement to obtain a warrant before searching digital devices of Americans trying to reenter the U.S. "The government cannot use the border as a dragnet to search through our private data," ACLU attorney Esha Bhandari said in a statement announcing the suit.
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Case-by-case waivers could be appropriate in circumstances such as the following: (i) the foreign national has previously been admitted to the United States for a continuous period of work, study, or other long-term activity, is outside the United States on the effective date of this order, seeks to reenter the United States to resume that activity, and the denial of reentry during the suspension period would impair that activity; (ii) the foreign national has previously established significant contacts with the United States but is outside the United States on the effective date of this order for work, study, or other lawful activity; (iii) the foreign national seeks to enter the United States for significant business or professional obligations and the denial of entry during the suspension period would impair those obligations; (iv) the foreign national seeks to enter the United States to visit or reside with a close family member (e.g.
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