Reintegrating with civilized society becomes much simpler with a clean record.
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The Beijing government has never given up hope of reintegrating Taiwan.
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These benefits are an integral part of reintegrating into society following military service.
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Asked the same question, Londono said that reintegrating guerrilla fighters in society was key.
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Whatever the reason, American soldiers have a harder time reintegrating into society after combat.
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But achieving stability requires comprehensive strategies aimed at reintegrating former ISIS fighters and supporters.
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But so is reintegrating that thing back into your life in a healthy way.
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In general, younger South Koreans are less favorable toward reintegrating with the impoverished North.
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If work is our national religion, Pang is the philosopher reintegrating our bifurcated selves.
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There is little hope of reintegrating him into society, let alone into the forces.
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As a former Islamic extremist, Deen knows the pressures she will face reintegrating into society.
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But we have cut job training to assist in reintegrating ex-offenders by 22019 percent.
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Instead of reintegrating with their community upon release, these individuals are saddled with lifelong debt.
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Last week, he began reintegrating veterans like Michael Bradley and Brad Guzan into the roster.
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And the new one—of reintegrating as a civilian and making a living—had begun.
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"Much like with rehabilitating and reintegrating any criminal, it is important for overall public safety," he said.
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There are also new ideas for reintegrating people into society without the threat of long prison sentences.
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"We had a very big quantity of people since before Trump who had difficulty reintegrating," said Ms. Rendón.
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For Wayne, reintegrating means learning tasks many of us take for granted, like simply using a cell phone.
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The military is great at training us for war, but shit at reintegrating us back into normal society.
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Sweet Beginnings offers full-time, transitional jobs to previously incarcerated individuals like Jones, who need help reintegrating into society.
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"Russia sees the deal as paving the way for reintegrating the Assad regime into the international community," said Khatib.
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Beshear's order through legislative action would cement the state's commitment to reintegrating those who've made mistakes in the past.
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Increasingly, veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) have found service animals helpful in controlling upsetting symptoms and reintegrating.
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Every week, more than 10,000 prisoners are released from U.S. prisons and begin the long process of reintegrating into society.
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Even to many in Norway, which is admirably dedicated to rehabilitating and reintegrating prisoners into society, the decision is appalling.
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This involves breaking ties with hate group members, including loved ones, reintegrating into mainstream society, and trying to "unlearn" racism.
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In addition, The Hill's Alexander Bolton will have a story on Bernie Sanders's awkward task of reintegrating into the Senate.
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However, it stands as one of the most robust frameworks for preventing, as well as rehabilitating and reintegrating terror-offenders globally.
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Alejandrina Guzman's Facebook post says providing work and reintegrating prisoners back into society will be one of the clothing company's main objectives.
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Unicef, the United Nations Children's Fund, will assist in reintegrating hundreds of child soldiers whom the FARC agreed in May to release.
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While Takakura-gumi's actors look like they have their lives sorted, former gangsters still have a tough time reintegrating back into society.
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The government talks of reintegrating them into the Iraqi army, but that could undo the years of effort to depoliticize the military.
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And he also struggles with reintegrating into off-set life, which includes his long-term relationship with the jewelry designer Morgana McNelis.
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Meanwhile, Germany's effort to de-radicalize foreign fighters who travel to Syria is based on its past success of reintegrating neo-Nazis.
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We know, for example, that supervision with a large number of conditions can interfere with an individual's progress of reintegrating into the community.
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Analysts say that reintegrating the former child soldiers into mainstream society will be a crucial test of the success of Colombia's peace deal.
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Such multilateral pressure could create a roadmap for reintegrating Venezuela into the international community through the gradual removal of sanctions and increased aid.
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Even in Mexico City, though, returnees face significant cultural, social, and economic boundaries to reintegrating into a country some of them barely remember.
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But for Colombia to decisively break with its past, it must be smart in its approach to reintegrating FARC combatants back into society.
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Reintegrating the Taliban, whose Islamic views are more conservative than those of much of the population, would be a particular challenge, SIGAR said.
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Going forward, though, reintegrating peanuts into our diet—especially from a young age—might eventually help bring the number of allergy sufferers down.
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Also in 2017, the BOP ended contracts with 16 halfway house facilities, reducing the number of beds available for ex-felons reintegrating into society.
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Remote work also offers opportunities to veterans with unique challenges reintegrating with civilian life, such as injury, disability or simply adjusting to corporate culture.
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For those two presidents, pardoning represented a technique of transitional justice, reintegrating rebels who had fought against the federal government while acknowledging their defeat.
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Ibrahim al-Jaafari, the Iraqi foreign minister, offered an encouraging responses, talking of improving relations with Syria and reintegrating it into the Arab world.
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In those cases, we actually have more difficulties reintegrating people because the areas of their origin are not accessible to them, or to us.
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Interviewers would dwell on the skill sets they imagined I had lost, or the challenges they feared I would face when reintegrating into the workforce.
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And those are just the things that would need to happen before Syria underwent its own Iraq-style process of occupying and reintegrating Sunni regions.
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Expungements are as close as people can get to a silver bullet when it comes to improving their chances of successfully back reintegrating into society.
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In 1984 I was working at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore, raising money for a program reintegrating people with mental illness into society, People Encouraging People.
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A congressional committee estimates that the government will have to spend $31 billion on these and other peace-related projects, including reintegrating FARC fighters into society.
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While he believes that challenges remain in reintegrating FARC members into society, the opportunity for a cease-fire is too important to pass up, he said.
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He will need help from the United States and other major countries to accomplish his goals of rebuilding Syria and reintegrating it back into the world.
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If the stadium is perceived as a pricey and exclusive luxury, the league's goal of reintegrating itself into the country's second largest market could sputter further.
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When medical complications left her unable to ride, she turned to flying drones as a means of reintegrating into the world after being bedridden for months.
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The prospect of reintegrating the Taliban in a power-sharing deal troubles Rahimi, who is looking at options for moving the artifacts if they are threatened again.
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The prospect of reintegrating the Taliban in a power-sharing deal troubles Rahimi, who is looking at options for moving the artifacts if they are threatened again.
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Rigs-to-Reefs (RTR) is the practice of turning decommissioned offshore oil and petroleum rigs into artificial reefs, with the hope of reintegrating them into fragile ecosystems.
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Issues still being discussed include plans to decentralize powers, constitutional reforms to allow provincial governors to be elected and reintegrating Renamo's staff into the police and army.
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Of the 28 who left, eight have come back; six of these are in prison, one has died, and one has been released and is reintegrating peacefully.
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The criteria of parole boards in states like New York include assessments of a prisoner's possible threat to public safety and her chances of reintegrating into society.
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Financed by the King Salman (KS) Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center, the project aims at rehabilitating the children and reintegrating them into society and back to school.
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Even aside from the chemical comedowns, there's just this sense of loss and loneliness that comes back with reintegrating into the rhythms of the day-to-day.
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Minsk II had also set a December 2015 deadline for reintegrating eastern Ukraine back into the rest of the country, albeit now granting the region more autonomy.
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Additionally, giving those with felony records a stake in shaping their society and reintegrating them as full citizens helps combat the stigma and alienation these populations endure.
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Reintegrating the separatist regions economically is a requirement of the peace process, known as the Minsk accords, that were signed in February 2015 but never carried out.
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Experts say the U.S. has yet to formulate a comprehensive policy for reintegrating them into society — 220006 years after 2202/2628 heightened the nation's fears of terrorist attacks.
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Additionally, both the NEH and NEA offer healing programs for those who serve in our Armed Services and their families, as well as veterans reintegrating into civilian life.
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Experts say the U.S. has yet to formulate a comprehensive policy for reintegrating them into society -- 17 years after 21625/2900 heightened the nation's fears of terrorist attacks.
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Around the world, programs aimed at reintegrating returning fighters into communities often overlook the motivations of self-determination that drew women into fighting forces in the first place.
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But so far, Pyongyang has shown relatively little interest in reintegrating itself into the world, and appears fixated on developing nuclear weapons with as much fanfare as possible.
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Reintegrating the separatist regions economically is a requirement of the cease-fire accord known as the Minsk agreements, which were signed in February 2015 but never carried out.
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The Texas Public Policy Foundation's Right on Crime initiative — supported by Koch Industries — is launching an effort focused on reducing repeat offenses and successfully reintegrating the incarcerated into society.
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Engaging with such high-ranking Boko Haram members is key to reforming its followers and reintegrating them into society, said Fatima Akilu, the psychologist who ran the state program.
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Countries have also struggled with imprisoning former ISIS fighters in a way that prevents them from radicalizing other prisoners, and then reintegrating them into society once they are released.
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Officials of the Advisory Commission on Rakhine State, where the Rohingya are from, are meeting in Myanmar this week to discuss progress toward protecting and reintegrating the Rohingya minority.
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But in 2018, Young was promoted to head of the whole magazine group, and he started reintegrating the teams in an effort to make the print side more efficient.
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Iran is now slowly reintegrating itself into the global economy, and wary of any new measures from the US that make investors more nervous about doing business with it.
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Reintegrating Iranian banks into the financial system would take time, and may require support from Tehran to help allay the extra costs to banks of added risk and additional checks.
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Xi has staked his legacy on leading China's national rejuvenation through his "China Dream" that entails integrating – or reintegrating, from Beijing's perspective – Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan with the mainland.
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These days, younger South Koreans in particular are far more likely to see the idea of reintegrating their prosperous capitalist democracy with the impoverished, totalitarian North as unrealistic and undesirable.
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"The current study shows that many veterans do very well in the first year after they leave service, finding jobs quickly and successfully reintegrating within their broader communities," Vogt said.
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You had a president who wasn't willing to fall into these traps suggesting the US was behind the opposition and who was talking about reintegrating Iran into the global economic system.
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"I created this channel with the intention to be able to talk day to day about my process reintegrating into society as well as my process with true remorse," he wrote.
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This puppy cam (there are four streams, FYI) is hosted by Warrior Canine Connection, an organization that helps former service members reintegrating into civilian life train service dogs for fellow veterans.
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These barriers to entry are a particular problem when it comes to reintegrating ex-offenders trying to emerge from the criminal justice system, who often are barred from any licensed occupation.
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The show, led by Roberts as Heidi Bergman, primarily takes place at The Homecoming Transitional Support Center, where a group of men, fresh out of the military, are reintegrating into civilian life.
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Southwest Airlines, which uses more 7373 Max planes than its US competitors, tells The Verge that it is sticking to its previous plan of reintegrating the plane on October 1st, pending recertification.
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Ali Sanginian, chief executive of Amin Investment Bank, Iran's largest investment bank, blamed the delay in reintegrating Iranian lenders on the remaining sanctions, the banks' anxieties and outdated technology used in Iran.
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The U.S. can help support development and education programs that will be critical for reintegrating the former fighters into society to keep them from joining criminal gangs that engage in drug trafficking.
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President Ashraf Ghani now faces the challenge of reintegrating Dostum, an ally in the disputed 2014 election who helped deliver the ethnic Uzbek vote but a volatile and unpredictable partner ever since.
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The program will use a 'co-production' model, which gives those in recovery shared control over treatment with the aim of reintegrating addicts with society with the tools to sustain their recovery.
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There is still a lot of work that needs to be done, particularly when it comes to managing the transition from active duty to civilian life and reintegrating veterans into their communities.
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In Scandinavia, a prison-abolition movement led to, if not the eradication of prisons, a shift to "open prisons" that emphasize reintegrating people into society and have had very low recidivism rates.
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People who go through a period of isolation, whether they've been on the International Space Station or in quarantine, often experience PTSD symptoms and struggle while reintegrating back into their ordinary routine.
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Those children have been through hell, they have seen or done things that no human being should ever have to witness - so reintegrating them into a normal life is always a challenge.
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Faced with the twin challenges of integrating the refugees and reintegrating the East, Berlin might well decide to back a two-tiered union — a move that would effectively end the postwar unification project.
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Junger argues persuasively that postcombat psychological problems must be understood as a problem of reintegrating to society on such terms, at least as much as they are due to the trauma of war.
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The goal of a mediator would be to organize disparate conversations into a constructive dialogue that systematically addresses key elements of a peace deal, including policies for reintegrating former fighters and constitutional reforms.
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On Sunday, the bank said it would seek to strengthen its business in its home market by reintegrating Postbank, a German retail banking business, with its private and commercial clients business in Germany.
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Peace Colombia would ensure peace is sustainable by reinforcing security gains made together, continuing to strengthen institutions and justice, generating more economic opportunities, reintegrating former combatants into society and advancing counter-narcotics efforts.
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"Today marks the beginning of the end of the suffering, the pain and the tragedy of the war," the president said, well aware that reintegrating the FARC into society would bring its own travails.
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Olga Acevedo, who works with the NGO War Child in Colombia to protect children from conflict, said that reintegrating child combatants back into society will probably be particularly difficult given the lack of opportunities.
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"Having somebody in place at the State Department is important to help with [released detainees] reintegrating," said Wells Dixon, a staff lawyer at the Center for Constitutional Rights who has represented several released detainees.
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"It's undeniable that the government hasn't made good on its promises, whether it's reintegrating former fighters, agrarian development or political reforms," said Julián Gallo Cubillos, a former FARC commander who is now a Colombian senator.
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Quickly reintegrating Boeing's 737 MAX, a fast-selling model because of its fuel efficiency, longer range, and passenger capacity, is crucial for optimizing airlines' routes and improving margins after having to cancel thousands of flights.
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On September 20153th the executive committee of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) voted to provisionally reinstate the Russian Anti-Doping Agency (RUSADA), an important step towards reintegrating the country and its athletes into international sport.
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But Robinson said he managed to use the Universal Game Translator with a console and TV by splitting the video signal to run it through a Windows machine, and then reintegrating it with the source video.
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One such artist, Takuma, an ex-member of a splinter group of Aum Shinrikyo, explores the difficulties of reintegrating into society by painting potted plants as self-portraits and cites Van Gogh as his biggest influence.
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As the NFL's own website acknowledges, "NFL owners had informally agreed to ban black players" in 1934, despite allowing a few black athletes to play in the league since the 13s, and didn't begin reintegrating until 1946.
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The United States and Colombia announced early this year a program — called Peace Colombia — to provide a framework for reinforcing recent improvements in security, reintegrating former combatants into society and promoting the rule of law and democracy.
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As the US and other nations grapple with the issue of reintegrating former members of violent extremist groups into society, it would be a grave mistake to treat women simply as victims who were fooled by men.
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Kerr's concern with reintegrating Cousins had more to do with preserving the momentum that the Warriors built in sweeping Portland in the Western Conference finals without the injured Kevin Durant more than any concerns about Cousins's rust.
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By bringing back Hamilton, clumsily reintegrating original Terminator Arnold Schwarzenegger, and peppering the script with "I'll be back" jokes and other references, they're courting original viewers and encouraging them to bring their kids into the franchise fold.
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Banking officials said reintegrating Iranian banks into the financial system would take time, and may require support from the government to help allay the cost to commercial banks of taking on added risk and performing additional checks.
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He takes his new fortune from New York to Marseille, a hub of the African diaspora, and plans to return to West Africa in hopes of undoing his colonial education and reintegrating in the village of his birth.
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With Russia reintegrating itself into the global economic and political community, however, Shamolin beleives the worst was over for the country and that Russia's problems had been mainly down to the global oil price slump rather than sanctions.
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The deal, which Mr Khamenei had been persuaded would boost a stagnant economy (see chart) by ending most international sanctions and reintegrating Iran into the global financial system, has so far fallen far short of what was hoped.
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It's one thing reintegrating back into society after a sentence for a pub brawl or a burglary, but how do people go about reforming after helping to run a major drug ring or taking part in protection rackets?
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Of all the things that have stuck with me in the week since I returned from the fashion shows, reintegrating myself to real life, one of the most lingering was the diversity that was apparent on the runways.
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Adam Schumann returned home to Kansas from his deployment to Iraq in 2007, the psychological damage sustained from his experiences in war soon led him to have trouble not only reintegrating into public life, but into his own family.
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KABUL (Reuters) - The prospect of peace in Afghanistan raises its own risks to rebuilding efforts, a U.S. watchdog said on Thursday, citing reintegrating Taliban fighters, spurring the economy and protecting women's rights as major issues to be dealt with.
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ABUJA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The disappearance of a former Boko Haram bride who recently returned home after three years in the militants' stronghold in northeast Nigeria has stoked concern about the difficulty of deradicalising and reintegrating women seized by the jihadists.
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The released girls will face severe challenges, said Fatima Akilu, a psychologist who used to run a government deradicalization program for Boko Haram members and worked on a plan for reintegrating the Chibok girls in the event of their rescue.
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Macri, who took office in December after 12 years of leftist rule, has focused on attracting investment and reintegrating Argentina into global capital markets, including lifting currency controls and settling a long legal battle with creditors over a $100 billion default in 2002.
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Though there are some government initiatives aimed at supporting deportees by providing shelter and food, this usually bilingual cohort is prone to unemployment, as well as the mental struggle assigned to the frustrations of reintegrating into a country with which many can't identify.
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" FXWRK says that over the last few years she's been on a journey of "Ascension" what she calls a "process of lighting up the darkness inside me with my own light, reintegrating lost shards of my soul that ran away in moments of repeated trauma.
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In a society with a serious commitment to reintegrating released offenders, as in much of Western Europe, you could leave it to government institutions to see that your sibling got a chance to spend the rest of his or her life with basic needs met.
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But those with missing pinkies are permanently associated with gang life, and in a country where deeply entrenched stigmas around the organization prevail, something as subtle as a detachable fake finger could in some ways help assist fingerless ex-yakuza in reintegrating into society.
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He believes passionately that America's military veterans are "the most underutilized resource we have in this country" and that reintegrating those individuals not only supports disaster relief and eases the strain on local and national crisis teams but also gives former troops purpose and dignity.
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The army has driven Boko Haram out of much of the territory it held in 2014, but the government and aid agencies must focus on caring for and reintegrating women affected by the insurgency as the country comes back under their control, the ICG said.
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These same stakeholders are also the key to reintegrating into society those young people who may have been drawn to the messages of violent extremists but who are not deemed a security threat and for whom a jail sentence will only harden their views.
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However, experts in transitions from military service to civilian life remind us that the physical and psychological wounds many veterans suffer as a result of their wartime service can contribute to the daily challenges of reintegrating into the very society they were charged with protecting.
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"You have people like us who grew up with the Denali, but you also have young generations of consumers who are discovering what they call 'retro styles,' and at the same time re-imagining and reintegrating how they're wearing them for their lifestyle," Arens told Business Insider.
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Amid the flurry of information he received about reintegrating into civilian life during retirement, Dan doesn't remember signing up for the Survivor Benefit Plan, nor does Torrey, despite the Defense Department's policy that mandates that a service member be told about their program options and assisted with enrollment.
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"As the administration has repeatedly emphasized, detainees are transferred from Guantanamo Bay only after a rigorous interagency review process assesses, based on all relevant facts and circumstances, that potential receiving countries are capable of successfully reintegrating them and implementing appropriate security measures, consistent with our humane treatment policy," Tuesday's statement says.
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In Iraq, it would require not just defeating ISIS but also occupying ISIS-held Sunni regions to wipe out the insurgency, then reintegrating those regions into the Iraqi state, convincing suspicious Iraqi Sunnis they are better off buying into a political system that has never earned, and has frequently abused, their trust.
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Norway can help the parties find space and procedures for negotiation, but support will be necessary from other countries and multilateral bodies, as well as assurances from countries and international agencies that they will provide assistance for reconstructing Venezuela's economy and reintegrating the country into global trade and investment; facilitating and monitoring negotiations and the processes of transitional justice; and if requested, providing technical assistance and monitoring for eventual free, fair and credible elections.
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This week, 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 an executive order supporting the transition of veterans from uniformed service to civilian life as result of observed challenges of reintegrating into communities after military service.
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At least that was the aim of a peace deal brokered by IGAD, an eight-country regional bloc, and backed by the U.S., the U.K., Norway, China, the U.N., and the EU. Signed in 22013 by Kiir and Machar, the pact sought to end the civil war by reinstating Machar to his previous post as the young country's first vice president, divvying up government positions between the signatories, and eventually reintegrating the rebels into the army.
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