So, bizarrely, Mr Trump would be serving notice on himself.
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"So, I am serving notice now to the Americans and those who are allies," he said.
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The designer Alessandro Michele was simply serving notice that this time, he was making it real.
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INDEPENDENCE DAY, which commemorates America serving notice to Britain in 1776, has for decades been scrupulously non-political.
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By targeting the Academy Awards, we're serving notice to the motion picture industry that we're not asking for equity anymore.
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Director Thom Zimny opens the special tight on Springsteen's face, serving notice immediately of the intimate nature of the production.
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Lonzo's been KILLIN' it in the Summer League, serving notice to the entire basketball world that he's really, really, good.
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"I am serving notice now to the Americans, this will be the last military exercise," Duterte said during a visit to Vietnam.
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Toyota calls the vehicle the most technologically advanced hybrid on the market — serving notice that it will keep investing to stay ahead of the competition. video
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A frantic woman races through the jungle as the movie begins, serving notice that this isn't grandma's "Fantasy Island," the escapist TV show that premiered in 1978.
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Even before parliamentary elections, she could appoint a temporary government while serving notice that France intended to renegotiate the terms of its membership with the European Union.
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But with the start of the Olympics just two weeks away, insurers are already serving notice that they may not cover every type of loss related to Zika.
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This isn't Jaws, there's no rogue shark messing around on beaches and chomping down on revelers, this is about humans encroaching on nature and nature serving notice to GTFO.
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Beijing is apparently serving notice that it stands ready to sink some of the $140 billion Japan expects from its goods sales to China by the end of this year.
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From the inordinately satisfying pre-credit sequence on, not a scene was wasted, serving notice that while winter is indeed here, for fans, this promises to be one hell of a summer.
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As long and as tall as a cruise ship, the sleek glass structure loomed above rusty, century-old dry docks, serving notice to the industrial neighborhood that the new economy was coming.
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GM'S move drew harsh criticism from President Donald Trump, and prompted the UAW's new president to bulk up the strike fund - serving notice the union is not afraid of a fight over jobs.
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Ambassador Nikki Haley is serving notice the U.S. "will be taking names" on a U.N. General Assembly vote Thursday on a nonbinding resolution criticizing President Donald Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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With "Shut Up and Dribble," James and his collaborators are serving notice -- to Ingraham and everyone else -- that basketball's current generation of stars intend to use their platform for more than just postgame blather.
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Here's Lakers rookie Kyle Kuzma serving notice to the rest of the NBA not to try him ... getting a lesson in the pugilistic arts from one of the most famous boxing trainers in the country.
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But she has increasingly found her footing and has delivered a dominating performance at the Open, marching into the final while dropping only one set and serving notice that she is back in top-flight form.
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But amid such success there's not much to do but keep marching forward, while serving notice that in the current plot line, some might get out alive, but almost nobody looks like they're going to escape unscathed.
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Sports Briefing | Gymnastics The reigning Olympic champion Gabby Douglas soared to victory in the American Cup in Newark, serving notice that she was ready to make another run at the podium in Rio de Janeiro this summer.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis wants Chile's bishops to owe up to the "devastating wounds" inflicted on the Church's credibility by a cover-up of clergy sexual abuse, serving notice that his coming meetings with them will be blunt.
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First, women's soccer was added to the Olympics in time for the 1996 Games in Atlanta, where the U.S. won gold and filled arenas in the process, serving notice that a sustained, enormous audience was possible for the sport.
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Long known and feared for its rugged defense, Cincinnati is serving notice it could be primed for a deeper-than-usual run in March thanks to an offense the likes of which the Bearcats have not sported in 20 years.
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The mercurial Duterte caused a stir earlier this month by serving notice of the VFA's termination, demonstrating his fury over the rescinding of a U.S. travel visa for his former police chief due to human rights concerns by some U.S. lawmakers.
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More than 17 million Britons voted in favour of leaving the EU in a 2016 referendum while 20163 million voted to remain, with May serving notice of the UK's intent to leave under Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty the following year.
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More than 17 million Britons voted in favour of leaving the EU in a 2016 referendum while 16 million voted to remain, with May serving notice of the UK's intent to leave under Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty the following year.
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Later, it evolved into cross-border symbolism: wearing the styles of designers from the country being visited, or who were born in the country being visiting and who later moved to your country, thus serving notice that you cared about the host country's creative community.
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So when Tony says early on "There's no advantage to being nice, and thoughtful, and caring," it's basically serving notice that "After Life" will involve the process of building toward finding some reason to believe otherwise, however hopeless it all might appear at first.
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On that start line was Sydney McLaughlin, 20, a rising American star who sailed to a commanding win, then took a victory lap in a fancy car after serving notice that she would probably test Muhammad at these world championships — and next year at the Olympics.
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Although "Teen Titans" has become a popular animated staple on Cartoon Network, "Titans" -- which employs the same (mostly) mix of characters -- is squarely aimed at an older crowd, tersely serving notice of those intentions when Robin is asked about Batman and delivers a colorful four-letter reply.
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In those four wins, the 49ers outscored the Browns, Rams, Redskins and Panthers by a combined 111-23, with last week's 51-493 humiliation of Carolina (4-3) serving notice that even a fairly good team is no match for San Francisco on either side of the ball.
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Will Levitt, a co-founder of Square One Politics, the political consulting firm that has advised several freshman Democrats, including Ms. Underwood, said the new members were serving notice to the Democratic Party, and the party would be wise to recognize that the young progressives can be useful allies.
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In an introductory scene, Kendall is dismissed as a "daddy's boy" when a big deal he's trying to engineer blows up in his face, serving notice both of the weight that comes from nepotism, as well as the assumption that the apple might have fallen uncomfortably far from the tree.
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"Die Hard" (1988) The "Is it a Christmas movie?" debate continues 30 years after Bruce Willis' action thriller from director John McTiernan (who left another big '80s footprint with "Predator") set the stage for dozens of copycats, while serving notice that Alan Rickman was one of the best bad guys ever.
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The teaser look — previously employed by Anthony Vaccarello when he took the reins from Hedi Slimane at Saint Laurent and by Raf Simons before his first Calvin Klein show — is a way of creating a slow build and buzz around what it is come, as well as serving notice to consumers that there's a new sheriff in town with new ideas about how to dress.
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But she opened a door to discussions on the principle of the free movement of people, in a potentially significant development for Britain, where controlling immigration was a major issue for many of the 52 percent of Britons who backed leaving the EU. Britain plans to trigger divorce proceedings with the EU by the end of March by invoking Article 50 of the EU treaty serving notice to its 27 partners of its decision to leave the bloc.
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The Colossus and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, 1967. Seamus Heaney said of The Colossus: "On every page, a poet is serving notice that she has earned her credentials and knows her trade." Seamus Heaney. "The Indefatigable Hoof-taps: Sylvia Plath." in The Government of the Tongue.
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His debt was eventually discharged, and he was released on August 30, 1798 (having served less than a year). Morris and Nicholson were able to avoid debtor's prison for a time. Both men fled to their homes in Philadelphia. At the time, individuals serving notice of a court suit had to deliver the notice personally.
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They can also be terminated after 60 days by filing a declaration of mutual consent, signed by both parties; or by one party, after serving notice on the other party according to strict state guidelines.Maine Dep't of Health and Human Services, Instructions and Information for the Domestic Partner Registry in Maine, at p.2.
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Broward County, Florida court records show that on July 1, 1994, Padilla changed his name to one word: "Ibrahim". He was married under that name to Cherie Maria Stultz on January 2, 1996. They divorced in March 2001, according to court records. In January 2001, she had placed an ad in a local business newspaper, serving notice that she was seeking divorce.
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Elliot received rave reviews and took the place by storm. The Las Vegas Sun wrote, "Cass Elliot, making a strong point that she is no longer Mama Cass, has a good act serving notice that she is here to stay. The audience was with her all the way... no empty seats anywhere." She then followed up her act in casinos and tony nightclubs in cities throughout the country.
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Open Pit MiningIn the Lapland region of Northern Finland, Agnico Eagle's Kittila operation has a life expectancy of 23 years (2009 – 2032). With 375 employees, this open pit and underground mine is one of the largest known gold deposits in all of Europe, containing almost 4.9 million ounces of gold in reserves. Aggressive exploration is also currently underway; with the Kittilä mine serving notice that gold-mining is again a booming industry in northern Finland.
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In personam jurisdiction, if held by a state court, permitted that court to rule upon any case over which it otherwise held jurisdiction. Under territorial jurisdiction, pure in personam jurisdiction could only be established by serving notice upon the individual while that individual was within the territory of the state.95 U.S. at 724. In rem jurisdiction referred to jurisdiction over a particular piece of property, most commonly real estate or land.
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Hopkinson p.117 In retaliation the anti-Treaty IRA men abducted J.J. "Ginger" O'Connell, a Free State general and held him in the Four Courts.Charles Townshend, The Republic, The Fight for Irish Independence (2013), p.406 These two developments led to the Provisional Government's 27 June 1922 order serving notice on the Four Courts garrison to surrender the building, their arms and release O'Connell, that night or face military action "at once".
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The protests began on October 15, 2011 and drew as many as 4,000 people. The protests included an encampment at Mellon Green. Although the park is privately owned by BNY Mellon, it initially did not request protesters to vacate, the movement citing the "public space" provisions of the city code to justify their occupation. After BNY Mellon filed in court on December 12, 2011 to end the encampment, Occupy Pittsburgh members responded by serving notice to evict the corporation from Pittsburgh.
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The protests are ongoing, with an encampment at Mellon Green. Although the park is privately owned by BNY Mellon, it initially did not request protesters to vacate, the movement citing the "public space" provisions of the city code to justify their occupation. After BNY Mellon filed in court on December 12, 2011 to end the encampment, Occupy Pittsburgh members responded by serving notice to evict the corporation from Pittsburgh. On February 8, 2012, the movement peacefully left Mellon Green after a court order was issued.
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Under its provisions long leases of dwelling-houses, granted prior to 10 August 1914 for a period of at least fifty years, could be converted into feus by the tenant serving notice on the landlord. As the notice had to be served within five years of the Act of 1954coming into force (i.e. before 1 September 1959) this provision is now spent. But while it was in force the number of tenants taking up the option had the effect of making long residential leases even less common than they were before.
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The station and the rest of the line were closed on 10 January 1983. Discussions around closure had gained pace in the late 1970s with British Rail serving notice in 1980 that the station would close.New bid to save Kilmacolm - Glasgow line, Greenock Telegraph, 6 December 1978British Rail serve notice of the closure of the railway, Greenock Telegraph, 29 July 1980 This led to extensive campaigning against the closure which continued to the end of 1982, involving politicians, community groups and trade unions.Rail unions make last-ditch bid to save the line.
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Following the 2010 season, Szczur signed with the Chicago Cubs and made his major league debut in 2014. The 2012 season was in the midst of a rebuilding campaign by Coach Talley that earned a surprising CAA Conference Championship and another NCAA playoff appearance by the Wildcats who finished 8–4 with a very young squad full of talented underclassmen, particularly freshman QB John Robertson and Soph running back Kevin Monangai. Both would be heard from again. Villanova returned to prominence in 2014, dropping a thrilling opener at FBS Syracuse 27–26 in double overtime, serving notice that the Cats were back.
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The Libyan government serving notice that any ship or aircraft operating south of the 32-30 north latitude would be violating its territory, Americas battle group maintained an alert, in view of the proximity of Libyan airfields and Soviet-made aircraft operating therefrom. Departing Augusta Bay, Sicily, on 26 July, the task group arrived in its exercise area on the 28th. As planes from CVW-11 maintained nearly continuous fighter cover, the ships conducted their exercise unhindered. Ultimately departing Rota on 12 September 1979 to conduct a blue water turnover with , America encountered her second pair of "Bears".
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In 1977, Congress enacted the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDPCA), a landmark consumer protection law which established federal legal protections against abusive or unfair debt collection practices. It enacted regulations on the way debt collectors could conduct business, including requirements for serving notice of collection lawsuits to debtors. The FDPCA is enforced by a variety of federal agencies, primarily the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The FDPCA also establishes a private right of action; this allows private individuals who are harmed by unlawful debt collection practices to file lawsuits against the debt collector on their own.
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On 12 December 1975 Private Eye included another short teasing piece by Auberon Waugh which ended: "My only hope is that sorrow over his friend's dog will not cause Mr Thorpe's premature retirement from public life".Waugh, pp. 22–23, quoting from Private Eye, 12 December 1975 By this time most newspapers knew of the stories surrounding Thorpe and Scott, but were wary of libel; according to Parris, by keeping silent they were "serving notice on Thorpe that they knew a bigger story must break, and could wait for it". In January 1976 Scott appeared before magistrates on a minor social security fraud charge, and stated that he was being hounded because of his previous sexual relationship with Thorpe.
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The spy ring just so happened to use the shadowing and sinking of Spanish Republican freighter SS Cantabria as a practical demonstration of their complicated subversion mechanism that the Gestapo was honing. The sinking had been formulated on behalf of Franco, backed by his allies, as a warning to Britain. Franco was serving notice on British government that, unless she proved reasonable in the current flux of world events, this was a warning of threats to come. Thanks to the investigations of the Danish police, it had been established that the attack had been planned by a more sinister power than Franco, and one that was in a better position to threaten, namely Nazi Germany.
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The City of Johannesburg would be required to carry out any town planning when required. ;Section 13 Defined the Board's right to have the City of Johannesburg connect its drainage, water and electricity services to the Board land as well as any streets. ;Section 14 Defined the Boards requirement to submit a yearly report to the Minister of Native Affairs and parliament ;Section 15 Defined the legal procedures for the extinction or modification of any restrictions on land. ;Section 16 Defined the legal procedures for the expropriation of land the Board needed to achieve its objectives. ;Section 17 Defined the procedure as to how the Board would expropriate land which included serving notice which would describe the land in detail and requiring the owner to state what the amount the land was worth.
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Among the benefits of civil proceedings include a lower burden of proof ("clear and convincing/balance of probabilities" instead of "beyond a reasonable doubt") and the absence of a defendant not preventing progress in the proceedings. Instead, the court is satisfied so long as the defendant has been properly served notice of the proceedings. In the United Kingdom, the High Court held that serving notice to a lawyer acting on behalf of a defendant has also been used when the individual is in hiding.Edmond Angell Palmer Dodge's Case Study of Civil Proceedings against former Nigerian governor Joshua Dariye in the United Kingdom Additionally, civil courts retain some of the benefits of a criminal action, for example the ability to freeze assets to prevent dispersal, pierce bank secrecy, issue gag orders to third parties to maintain the confidentiality of the investigation, and even order search/seizure actions.
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All pined and wasted, sickened and drooped; numbers died—the strong man, the fair maiden, the infant—the landlord got his rent… The 8,000 individuals who are owners of Ireland by divine right and the grant of God, confirm (by themselves) in sundry successive acts of parliament have a full view of these coming results [i.e. Ireland would become a pasture ground once gain. and its agricultural population would decay or vanish and become extinct at once] and have distinctly declared their intention of serving notice to quit on the people of Ireland…The landlords have adopted the process of depopulating the island and are pressing it forward to their own destruction, or to ours…” Fintan Lalor's view was that the Landlords were “enforcing self-defence on us.” In the September 1847, Fintan Lalor, along with Michael Doheny, organised at Holycross, in County Tipperary, for the purpose of putting forward his views on land reform.
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