Accomplishing that goal would necessarily mean severing the diaspora from Israel, as it requires severing Israel from the rest of the world.
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Some are acrimonious, painful experiences that warrant severing all ties.
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The deepest of the wounds narrowly missed severing Miles' spine.
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So how bad would severing ties with the EU be?
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The Japanese companies have been quick to consider severing ties.
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It is the severing of obligations between businesses and employees.
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And he has aligned with Saudi Arabia, severing ties with Qatar.
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The severing of ties was reported by the news site DNAinfo.
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Kjellberg later criticized YouTube for treating him unfairly by severing ties.
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The president attacks him, severing Mr. Brennan's access to classified information.
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American companies ought to follow Google's lead by severing ties with Huawei.
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Severing military ties with America, however, would be a step too far.
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The next day, Jubeir said his country was severing ties with Iran.
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But Wright was adamant about severing Simlish from the world's existing languages.
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I fantasize about severing contact with his family once my husband dies.
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You're severing perhaps the most stable relationship that the employee may have.
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The financial watchdog will be involved in the process of severing those links.
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Saudi Arabia and several Gulf allies responded by severing diplomatic ties with Tehran.
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Farrah Abraham is severing all ties with her fellow Teen Mom OG costars.
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He was a professor emeritus until severing ties with the university in 2016.
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During a heated argument that allegedly resulted in the actor severing his finger,
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Severing ties with your country of origin is an emotional decision, Ashman said.
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"But that really hinges on completely severing the foreign ownership connection," he said.
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Severing links could easily make it more expensive to import or ship goods.
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Mr. Oppenheim shot down the request, severing the network's relationship with the reporter.
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After settling down, my grandmother began severing many of her ties to her heritage.
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Saudi Arabia's foreign minister said Sunday that his country is severing ties with Iran.
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There was the emotional toll of the abrupt severing of an intensely personal relationship.
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That would mean severing relations with Taiwan, which Beijing regards as a renegade province.
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It's not an accident that Severing and Muller have different experiences of the city.
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ABC is severing its partnership with the New Hampshire Union Leader for the Feb.
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The slow abatement of handwriting today feels like the severing of a historical tie.
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He told Obama to "go to hell" and alluded to severing ties with Washington.
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Its severing of ties, in the bigger context of YouTube, amounts to a disavowal.
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"He has committed to severing himself from the family business operations," Mr. Weissman said.
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The Russian Orthodox Church responded by severing ties with Constantinople, warning of a historic schism.
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The jerky stops and starts also sometimes partly derailed the beavers, severing the electrical connection.
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Still, Andron said the Flyers should consider Smith's legacy before severing all ties for good.
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Kim Kardashian unfollowed Woods' social accounts, the ultimate severing of ties in the digital age.
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Immigrants are responding to such moves by severing ties with the government and heading underground.
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In September 2015, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey announced he was severing all links with MTC.
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Some are recently divorced or seeking independence after severing emotional and financial ties with men.
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Doha has said the severing of trade and transport ties are hurting the country's inhabitants.
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In one surreal moment, Disney describes technicians severing his head before he is cryogenically frozen.
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As with Kevin Spacey and others, Louis C. K.'s media partners are severing ties.
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Like Mr. Johnson, Mr. Raab has long advocated a sharp severing of ties with Europe.
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Severing official interagency channels would not cause catastrophic damage but would hamper those agencies' work.
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Some fear this could mean that it ends without a deal, abruptly severing trading arrangements.
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Severing ties in Africa will free up 14 percent of Barclays business, according to Bloomberg.
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A bullet entered through her shoulder, severing her subclavian artery, the county coroner's office reported.
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He was also a leading proponent of severing the US relationship with the International Criminal Court.
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WWE "released" him in January, severing the affiliation between the two shortly after the story broke.
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" Xinhua said any discussion of severing ties between U.S. and Chinese companies was "ridiculous at best.
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It was believed that severing tissue in this part of the brain could cure psychiatric disorders.
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Posts describe sufferers going on the run, becoming homeless, and severing contact with friends and family.
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Rotating auditors therefore means either severing a consulting relationship or turning to a smaller audit firm.
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Meanwhile, the charity CARE Danmark said it was severing ties with Danske as its main bank.
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Or perhaps it's a severing of the shackles that bind a black man in contemporary society.
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President Eisenhower closed the U.S. Embassy in Havana on January 3, 1961, officially severing diplomatic ties.
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Cole jumped into Virginia's James River in 2011, shattering his vertebrae and severing his spinal cord.
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But Valeant then announced it was severing ties with Philidor, leaving the drug without a distributor.
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With a cigarette welded to his lips, the bespectacled Severing resembles a more dashing Barton Fink.
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Mr. Seaga steered a conservative course, instituting more privatization and deregulation and severing ties with Cuba.
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"We're seeing a severing of emotional bonds and this is such a dangerous thing," Karakas said.
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Even if severing such a relationship deprives the site of its platform or means of income.
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DE) for 1.2 billion euros ($1.4 billion) to institutional investors, severing links with the lighting group.
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Several top candidates have withdrawn from consideration amid various problems, including having trouble severing business ties.
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Such a progression suggests that dismantling, severing, or fragmenting objects releases a kind of narrative energy.
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Rather, the panel served up a limited remedy by severing the act's "terminate for cause only" provision.
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Western military experts have suggested it is capable of probing and possibly even severing undersea communications cables.
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"Severing the head isn&apost going to cause immediate death in the animal," Penning told Live Science.
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The incident led to some economic sanctions and the severing of military ties between the two countries.
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While some acted responsibly in severing ties with Griffin, others — like Jim Carrey — jumped to her defense.
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Major organizations with close ties to Thiel have been hesitant about severing their links to the investor.
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On March 553, 2016, McKinsey told Eskom in writing that it was severing its ties to Trillian.
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The author writes: The slow abatement of handwriting today feels like the severing of a historical tie.
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A blackout is the most blunt tactic for online control, completely severing communications at the core level.
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NBA players have been unusually quiet on China since the nation started severing ties with the league.
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"Birds of Prey" follows the transformation of the beloved Batman antihero after severing ties with the Joker.
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But Mr. Sogavare then announced the severing of ties with Taiwan, and Mr. Pence canceled the meeting.
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Before the mid-1900s, it was common practice to wait a few minutes before severing the cord.
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Two weeks ago a bridge connecting al-Dhalea to neighboring Ibb was blown up, severing that route.
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Lee said that severing the special counsel from the White House would create a fourth branch of government.
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But in an age of oversharing on social media with carefully curated imagery, severing digital ties speaks volumes.
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How far the lawmakers want the tech giant to go in severing that relationship wasn&apost totally clear.
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Since Ghost is linked to Jon's spirit, Jon is severing an essential part of himself by exiling Ghost.
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But some now fear that severing arms sales to the Saudis will simply push them to turn eastward.
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Could it connect to the Sunken Place of Get Out, and the severing of control from one's body?
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Yet, there also have been cases where warnings led to local attorneys severing ties with cannabis-related businesses.
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The New York Times also recently reported that the company was having "serious conversations" about severing that relationship.
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And as recent history shows, severing ties under intense internal pressure happens on both sides of the aisle.
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Qatar has so far refused to comply to the demands, one of which includes severing ties with Iran.
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A major step in this effort was severing ties between the National Front and her father in 2015.
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So now when you're annoyed with someone or something, you can solve the problem without severing the connection.
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For those who believe that this is a national emergency, severing ties may feel like a moral imperative.
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But the big purchase doesn't mean that the logistics company will be severing ties with its old owners.
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Despite the severing of that relationship, Raleigh police officers continued to use Clearview beyond the ban on Feb.
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The fallout has escalated from there as other Chinese companies began severing ties to the National Basketball Association.
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Miller, a six-time Olympic medalist, has not raced since severing his right hamstring tendon in February 2015.
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They turned the trip into a sightseeing vacation, kicking it off by severing their formal ties to America.
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Many have responded with positive steps like shutting down trade, severing diplomatic ties and expelling North Korean laborers.
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It opened the American Institute of Taiwan (AIT) to conduct relations between the two sides after severing ties.
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However, unlike Saudi Arabia, it stopped short of severing ties altogether and continues to maintain an embassy in Tehran.
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She walks into her room to discover Harrison severing the head off of his boss's corpse in the bathroom.
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Severing ties to Europe may help Britons regain a sense of independence and better control over their nation's destiny.
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Lava from Kilauea volcano crossed Highway 132 on Tuesday, severing the last accessible two-lane road into lower Puna.
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In the statement, senate deputy leader Michael Gianaris compared the procedure to severing a human finger at the knuckle.
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They also discovered that he died when an arrowhead lodged itself in his left shoulder, severing a major artery.
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The quartet issued 13 demands that included shutting down Qatar's al Jazeera TV network and severing ties with Iran.
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Feierstein said the severing of diplomatic ties appears "more dramatic than previous episodes and may be harder to repair."
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German employees typically develop close relationships to their coworkers, making severing ties more personal for the employer, Meyer says.
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Dr. Christakis, who directs Yale's Human Nature Lab, said they were not severing all their ties to the university.
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Aside from bad economic policy, severing relations with Cuba could harm medical cooperation and innovation between our two countries.
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After independence, many former Soviet republics rushed through the process of severing links with Moscow, known as de-Russification.
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Severing that supply chain, as well as the trade in tanks and artillery, could actually get Mr. Kiir's attention.
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The duck phone, always a high point for drama, has apparently reappeared without causing a permanent severing of relationships.
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It often involves severing a girl's visible clitoris, while the rest, several centimeters or more, remains beneath the surface.
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The Chinese government and some businesses in the country responded forcefully, severing ties with the league in various ways.
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But that didn't stop Disney and YouTube from severing ties with the guy, cutting short his multimillion-dollar contracts.
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The main battle is an exercise in Grand Guignol, with swords, arrows and axes impaling faces and severing limbs.
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The Chinese Basketball Association —whose president is Rockets' legendary center Yao Ming — said it was severing ties with Houston.
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Wheels Sales doubled in 2019, but the industry's tipping point — severing ties to the gas pump — still lies ahead.
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Severing U.S. trade ties and alienating key allies is not an effective way to promote America's economic interests abroad.
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It seems (to me) you owe her that much before accusing her of vacation ruination or severing all ties.
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Some raised the idea of severing security cooperation with Israel, but that cooperation also helps preserve Mr. Abbas's authority.
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However, in June 2015, NBCUniversal chiefs announced they were severing ties with Trump following comments he made about Mexican immigrants.
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The severing occurred on July 6, 2016, when Godwin Boateng was waiting on a friend, reports the New York Post.
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Lines on the map that are drawn and policed by the powerful, protect one sort of interests while severing others.
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For tech companies, it's a disaster in the making, severing long-standing supply chains and plunging entire categories into chaos.
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The Taliban have destroyed a communications tower, severing phone links and making it difficult to confirm details of the fighting.
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It reiterated Malaysia&aposs assertion that the plane was deliberately diverted and flown for over seven hours after severing communications.
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"He's severing all connections with the Theresa May regime," said Jonathan Tonge, professor of politics at the University of Liverpool.
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The Saudi state news agency SPA said Riyadh had closed its borders, severing land, sea and air contact with Qatar.
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Saudi Arabia's foreign minister on Sunday said Riyadh is severing diplomatic ties with Iran amid tensions between the regional rivals.
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Bahrain and Sudan followed suit Monday by completely severing diplomatic relations, while the United Arab Emirates downgraded its diplomatic efforts.
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And then, to do the diplomatic move of severing it and handing it to the P.A. would be much easier.
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And he has made some strong decisions this season, none tougher than severing ties with his longtime mentor, Günter Bresnik.
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At the same time, panicky investors don't want to buy risky corporate debt, severing another potential lifeline for many companies.
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This scene — Henriette's severing from the familiar world, the unending solitude of the liminal state — is nothing less than shattering.
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That includes PopSockets, which recently began a new relationship with Amazon, after severing most ties with the retailer in 2018.
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As North Korea's biggest trading partner, China is often singled out by US President Donald Trump for not severing ties.
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Stripe, another well-known online payment service, is also apparently in the process of severing its relationship with the site.
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The injury came close to severing her spinal cord, leaving her in "chronic pain" and unable to feel her arms.
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Kavanaugh advocated severing the for-cause removal provision from the law rather than striking down Dodd-Frank in its entirety.
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He's stepping down from the board of directors, severing his last tie with the company he helped found in 2009.
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Jabhat Fateh Al-Sham was formerly known as Nusra Front before severing ties with al Qaeda and renaming itself in 2016.
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An Iranian mob ransacked and burned the Saudi Embassy in Tehran, and Saudi Arabia responded by severing diplomatic ties with Iran.
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I don't think Facebook should've been permitted to buy Instagram or WhatsApp, and I'm not opposed to severing the connection now.
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Backlash ensued as I wrote how this turned publishers into dumb content in Facebook's smart pipe, severing their relationship with readers.
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The previous day, Bangi had signed over ownership of the company to Feri, officially severing his financial ties to the company.
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However, the severing of AirPlay and Netflix doesn't mean Apple TV owners will be unable to watch their favorite Netflix shows.
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Following the retailer's decision to stop selling the weapons, several major gun manufacturers announced they were severing ties with the company.
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President Hassan Rouhani called the angry reaction to Nimr's killing "only natural" and slammed Saudi Arabia for severing ties in response.
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And her Brexit plans of a complete severing of ties with the European Union will now have to be revisited. 3.
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Meanwhile, Bushnell purchases the rights to Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre from Warner for $20153,000 before severing ties with Atari.
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Al-Jubeir said his country was severing ties with Iran after an attack this weekend on the Saudi embassy in Tehran.
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It began with Burke and Wolfe's divorce and the severing of their company in 1954, forcing women to effectively choose sides.
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In July it renamed itself "Jabhat Fatah al-Sham" (JFS) and said it was severing its "external" links with al-Qaeda.
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A number of airlines, car rental agencies, and other businesses did so, publicly severing ties with the ferocious pro-gun group.
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A coroner's report found that one bullet struck Ball-Bey in the back, severing his spinal cord and hitting his heart.
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As a result, we are severing all our ties with NOFX, including festival sponsorship and the production of our collaboration beer.
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The trailer shows off Robbie's new look as the beloved Batman antihero after severing ties with her old flame the Joker.
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The tides are quite literally the flows of reality, and severing the castoffs from the system functionally erases them from existence.
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Severing Iranian banks' ties to Swift would prevent those institutions from transferring money to and from the rest of the world.
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The statements from Nike, TAG Heuer and Porsche were certainly not definitive — suspending ties is not the same as severing them.
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The French automaker is scheduled to name a new chief executive and chairman today, officially severing ties with its longtime leader.
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While McNeely and Perrine-Gifford feel freer after cutting ties with their families, severing relationships with one's relatives comes with consequences.
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Then an arrow shot by a Southern Alpine archer struck the Iceman from behind, shattering his scapula and severing an artery.
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Saudi allies Bahrain and Sudan followed suit Monday by completely severing ties, while the United Arab Emirates downgraded its diplomatic efforts.
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One ran over a 67-year-old woman crossing a street in Brooklyn, dragging her body and severing it in two.
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In 291, drunken German soldiers burst into the family's home and shot Marta's mother, severing her right arm below the shoulder.
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By severing the longstanding prerequisite of prior (alleged) criminal conduct for compelled DNA collection, the government puts us all at risk.
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Tufts University announced that it is severing ties with the billionaire family that owns Purdue Pharma, the firm that manufactures OxyContin.
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Moreover, filing a spending project under "mitigation" opens the door to waste by severing the link between dollars and immediate relief.
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Watkins fractured the girl's arm before stabbing her repeatedly and severing her head from her body in March 2015, court records show.
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At the end of three months without a wage, and in accordance with FIFA legislation, he began the process of severing ties.
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While Vanderpump continually denies any definitive severing of ties, it's hard to watch this season without at least musing on the possibility.
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Mars rules war and Uranus rules breakups, so their opposition could signal the severing of a union—especially one that involves finances.
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Jabhat al Nusra recently announced that it was severing ties with al Qaeda and changing its name to Jabhat Fateh Al-Sham.
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With tensions escalating as subsequent demonstrations in Tehran led to the storming of the Saudi Embassy and a severing of diplomatic ties.
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He rushed the gunman and was slashed several times with a box cutter in the process, almost severing his thumb, officials said.
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Riyadh responded by severing relations with Iran, including flights to and from the country, and several other Sunni-led nations followed suit.
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But severing ties with Trump risks a serious fissure in the party that could handicap conservatives' political prospects for years to come.
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He also maims a wounded Gaia, severing her arm during his second ascent of Olympus and sending her plummeting into the sea.
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Four days after release, Indievent issued a public statement severing ties with Red Candle Games, as did its Taiwanese publisher Winking Entertainment.
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They see this deal as severing too many ties to EU, leaving Britain weaker and worse off economically than it was before.
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Renault is also severing ties with Ghosn's favoured communications shop Les Rois Mages, run by Claudine Pons, and security consultant Alain Bauer.
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Losing Hodeidah would seriously weaken the Houthis by severing supply lines from the Red Sea to their stronghold in the capital Sanaa.
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Britons chose Brexit despite a barrage of warnings that severing EU ties would create huge uncertainty and plunge the economy into recession.
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But some Germans, including Turkish-descended ones, favour severing ties with Ditib, calling it a tool of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's president.
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But there are so many awkward dynamics that can arise, because rarely is the severing of these social ties a stealth act.
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Terry Reed, a former cellmate of Gebhardt's, testified that the defendant boasted of severing Coggins' penis and shoving it in his mouth.
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In a sense, it represents the severing of my last tenuous connection with the institutions to which I dedicated my adult life.
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In December, Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring (D) announced the commonwealth was severing ties with 25 states that had weaker gun laws.
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So why is our government severing an already strained relationship with a global agency where the U.S. can deploy its soft power?
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Severing internet access is a common tool for governments facing down protests, to try and make it more difficult to organize people.
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Cutting off subscription and rental fees means severing these producers' main income vein while simultaneously charging them more money to stay online.
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As you might remember, Peter loses his shadow when a window shuts suddenly after he leaps through it, severing it from him.
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The Department of Justice should consider severing WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger from Facebook, much as it broke up AT&T in 1982.
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The bullet grazed Rami Abo Jazar's thigh and continued its upward trajectory to pierce Rouzan just above her chest, severing her aorta.
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May's plan had envisioned eventually severing ties with the bloc's customs and trading system, and taking control over immigration from continental Europe.
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A no-deal Brexit would mean severing longstanding agreements controlling how trucks and ferries cross between Britain and the rest of Europe.
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They also said that five Arab states' sudden severing of ties with Qatar would not undermine the fight against the Islamic State.
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The abrupt letdown was a brutal shock to everyone involved, and resulted in the severing of the seemingly unbreakable Sondheim-Prince collaboration.
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Mr. Trump, in turn, praised Mr. Najib for his tough stance on terrorism, and for severing Malaysia's business ties with North Korea.
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Without severing military ties with Russia, he has turned down Moscow's demands for a permanent military base and cultivated better relations with NATO.
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"Denying the '1992 consensus', inciting confrontation across the Taiwan Strait and severing socioeconomic and cultural ties is an impassable, evil path," it said.
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But nope, not until the cut out shape falls out of the device, severing all connections does it finally give up the ghost.
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The good news, he grabbed it -- the bad news, the blade ripped through two of his fingers, severing a tendon in the process.
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Plus, the embattled employee would end up severing ties with her longtime employer and possibly look overly sensitive to any prospective future employers.
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Hundreds of smuggling tunnels, along the border with Gaza, were taken out of action, thus severing a vital lifeline to the coastal strip.
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I feel for them: Not long after the itching begins, an amateur bikini wax close-up leads to the severing of some flesh.
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While such pressure makes sense, severing ties as the United States did in the 1990s after Pakistan developed a nuclear weapon is unwise.
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Severing the regime's global financial ties might raise the price of acquiring that capability to a level that Kim Jong Un cannot afford.
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As he fled, Mr. Mika was shot in his chest, millimeters from his heart, and in his left arm, severing his median nerve.
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The contact shattered two of his vertebrae, and doctors later told him that he was only 2 millimeters away from severing his spine.
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The pain, anxiety and anguish many of us feel now, and have felt for months, isn't attached to a severing of romantic ties.
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But this year, as one decade gave way to another, a fierce inferno swept through the community, destroying homes and severing power lines.
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In the past several months, the online retailer has informed at least eight delivery firms that it would be severing contracts with them.
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Trump's unexpected decision to cut foreign aid to Egypt leaves Sisi with the painful option of severing Cairo's longstanding relationship with North Korea.
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The two remaining founders of Beatport, Bradley Roulier and Eloy Lopez, lessened their involvement dramatically before quietly severing ties with the company entirely.
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It was on this vessel that Brigman fell in a hole during a storm, nearly severing a breast and leaving her badly scarred.
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Last Friday, I deactivated my account, thereby severing an eight-year relationship that had become a big part of my professional — and personal — life.
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She has never denied severing John Bobbitt's penis, has talked about it publicly many times, so why didn't Lorena Bobbitt end up in jail?
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The soft milkiness of the face is interrupted by a break in the sculpture, severing the head at an angle right below the eyes.
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Divert the less scary ones to drug treatment, community service and other penalties that do not mean severing ties with work, family and normality.
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It's either the corrupt, lynch-happy cops running the small Florida town of Redlands or the terrifying, homicidal, head-severing witches they've pissed off.
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Saudi U.N. Ambassador Mouallimi said his country's severing of ties with Iran would not affect its efforts to secure peace in Syria and Yemen.
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Indonesia was deemed by OPEC to have "suspended" its membership, while it calls Gabon's departure a "termination" - implying a more formal severing of ties.
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She also said Britain could revoke Article 50 but characterized that as a betrayal of the Brexit vote in favor of severing EU ties.
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On Monday, Nissan shareholders ousted him as a director, severing his last tie with the automaker he rescued from near-bankruptcy two decades ago.
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It's only her second solo record, her first since severing ties with Disney (her employer since age 7) and all of its marionette trappings.
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The crisis dramatically intensified earlier this year, when the government side captured territory north of the city, severing a vital supply route to Turkey.
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The same day, he signed a bill establishing a Department of Environmental Quality, officially severing the overseeing process from the state Department of Health.
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That entity, which has a balance sheet of 4.5 billion euros ($5.3 billion), was severing links with coal, tar sands crude, and oil shale.
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By severing military and civilian life, the all-volunteer force has fostered a hands-off culture of deference to and reverence for armed forces.
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But this new wave of organizations severing ties with the company shows that Palantir is starting to face the consequences of its controversial contracts.
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Here's the latest: The French automaker is scheduled to name a new chief executive and chairman today, officially severing ties with its longtime leader.
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In college I harbored a few doubts about my belief, but entertaining such thoughts risked severing me from all that was fixed and known.
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Mr. Salvini has since been an indefatigable candidate for prime minister and an omnipresent media figure, while severing the party from its secessionist roots.
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Hurricane Maria washed away a bridge that led in and out of Charco Abajo, P.R., severing a critical lifeline to that remote inland village.
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Mr. Trump stopped well short of severing diplomatic relations between the two nations, which were restored in 2015, after more than half a century.
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His speech hinted at one possible outcome: denying the insurgents safe havens in Pakistan, possibly by severing that country's billions in American military aid.
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In fact, the entire Red Sea region has dealt with slow to nonexistent connectivity since the severing of a single submarine cable on Thursday.
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Many of these stories begin as young women receive military haircuts, and their braids are cut off, an umbilical severing from their old worlds.
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He hoped leaving the document unsigned by its ratification deadline would break the peace agreement it secured, severing his nation's ties with Penglia forever.
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In August, Ethan Zuckerman, a media professor at MIT, announced he was severing ties with the lab after learning of Epstein's ties to Ito.
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But Jaroslaw's knife had slid in between two of Fidyka's vertebrae, severing his spinal cord almost entirely and leaving a neat half-inch gap.
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The Rwandans responded to the investigation by severing diplomatic ties with France and initiating their own inquiry into the French role in the genocide.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co shareholders voted former chairman Carlos Ghosn out as a director on Monday, severing his last ties with the automaker.
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Netflix is out of the Kevin Spacey business -- completely -- severing all ties with the actor and leaving the future of "House of Cards" uncertain.
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Her deepest and most personal pains had been read aloud in courtrooms, obsessively reported, and ultimately rejected as cause for severing her recording contract.
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A service-spacecraft attack could avoid that by emptying a rival's satellite of fuel, severing its antennae or spray-painting its lenses and solar panels.
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Like Cloudflare, it has been in the news for severing ties with The Daily Stormer—a site which it defended as recently as early July.
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Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, said severing the Temple Mount from Judaism was as absurd as disconnecting Batman and Robin or peanut butter and jelly.
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Well, it looks like China is starting to build a list of "unreliable" foreign firms, most likely the partners that are severing ties with Huawei.
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As the strike enters its third week, Verizon has suggested that striking workers are attacking its network, severing fiber-optic cables and vandalizing terminal boxes.
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Geopolitical tensions stemming from Saudi Arabia severing ties with Iran and a 2.6 percent drop in the Nikkei would usually be supportive for government debt.
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Prince Mohammed was a prime mover in leading regional states to severing links with its neighbour Qatar and embargoing the small nation since mid-2017.
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Earlier in the day, the president announced the move, as well as the restoration of sanctions aimed at severing Iran from the global financial system.
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A lot of her friends were also in the same world, so giving up the clean lifestyle would potentially mean the severing of some friendships.
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The severing of air, sea and land transport links has closed off key import routes for Qatar and its population of around 2.7 million people.
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"Messaging to the Chinese and the Russians about severing relationships, I'm not sure what that means," said Clapper, the former US Director of National Intelligence.
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One spring day in 1941, he was riding in the company's open freight elevator when a concrete wall crushed his right foot, severing four toes.
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As Americans and others flee Chinese universities, the crisis is severing ties that have historically brought the country closer to the rest of the world.
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Khashoggi's disappearance has triggered a wave of top political and business leaders severing ties with the kingdom pending further details of what happened to him.
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A Pennsylvania driver trying to complete a test blew so hard that he blacked out and crashed into a tree, nearly severing his left hand.
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Prince Mohammed was a prime mover in leading regional states to severing links with its neighbor Qatar and embargoing the small nation since mid-2017.
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In recent days, government forces have gained new ground from rebels, bisecting rebel-held territories in Daraa&aposs east and west and severing their supply lines.
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Three days after severing what I thought were the last tethers connecting me to my mother, she asked me if I wanted to get Taco Bell.
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Three Sunni-led countries joined Saudi Arabia today in severing or downgrading diplomatic ties with Iran, the dominant Shiite power, escalating tensions in the Muslim world.
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The attack on the bird left Pinky with traumatic injuries she could not recover from, including nearly severing her foot, and she had to be euthanized.
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For the ELN, the price of a peace deal with Mr Duque's government is likely to be the severing of its ties to the Venezuelan dictatorship.
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That final image of severing, amputating, chopping with an axe — it recurs again and again throughout the book, and always it is an act of love.
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Reading the news that the Department of Defense is severing its 60-year working relationship with this independent group without warning or rationale, raises serious questions.
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Then again, perhaps not: it would no doubt be impossible for business travellers to convince their firms of the benefit of severing ties with the office.
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Bonilla says the results of the accident were devastating -- his car was split down the side ... severing his leg and breaking his clavicle in the process.
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An LGBTQ organization announced on Tuesday that they are severing ties with tennis legend Martina Navratilova in the wake of her recent comments about transgender athletes.
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But the chainsaw is still in arm's reach, so he grabs it, and somehow manages to cut himself free without severing any limbs in the process.
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BoE Deputy Governor Sam Woods wrote to several hundred firms in April to ask how they would deal with an abrupt severing of ties with Europe.
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With the capital Becchetti has invested hanging over Orient and the losses accrued from his various failed hirings, it's not as simple as just severing ties.
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Ms. Lindert ultimately opted for mutual funds, after severing ties with her broker last year and meeting Steve Schullo, a retired teacher and 403(b) advocate.
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After severing ties with the managing editor, the Examiner's parent company said it would have a third-party conduct an investigation into the outlet's workplace culture.
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When the live actors seat themselves in front of video cameras, their faces displayed on screens, it tends to undercut them, severing their connection with us.
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Yet the Lebanese Army checkpoints intended to maintain security around Arsal are now severing the townspeople from trade, travel and, in some cases, their own land.
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In "Mistress America" (2015), which Gerwig and Baumbach also made together, a major act of betrayal leads to the severing of a bond between two women.
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The point of severing those ties was to engender greater international trust in ICANN and, by extension, the system of global internet governance that it oversees.
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Severing that bond — built over decades of cultivation by an American sports league that long ago saw promise in a growing, prosperous China — won't be easy.
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Besides severing telecoms links ahead of its decision, India imposed curbs on travel and sent thousands of troops to the heavily-militarised region, citing security concerns.
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Besides severing telecoms links ahead of its decision, India imposed curbs on travel and sent thousands of troops to the heavily-militarized region, citing security concerns.
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I was in a romantic relationship with my best friend that went toxic, and severing that bond was the hardest thing I've ever had to do.
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Rolling back state recognition of such relationships could mean imperiling legal protections for hundreds of thousands of children, and even severing ties between children and their parents.
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Professor Jong said if the assassination was proven to be committed by North Korea, it could lead to the severing of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
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William Brown from Fort Worth was using a vape pen when it exploded, severing his left carotid artery and causing him to have a "cerebral infarction," i.e.
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I can't fault her for that; plenty of people would probably agree that severing all ties is the clearest way to say that it's really, really over.
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However, despite severing ties with the star professionally, Falco has also admitted in her recent interview with Vulture that she hopes C.K.'s career is not over.
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The blacklist has had a major impact on Huawei, with important suppliers like Qualcomm, Intel and Google severing ties after it was placed on the entity list.
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Syneron Candela, which owns a hair removal company that had sponsored Lochte, and Airweave, a mattress company, also said that they were severing ties with the swimmer.
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When a more precise technique, called base editing—which swaps individual letters of DNA without severing the strand—arrived in 2017, it promised a safer way forward.
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After the Wall Street Journal unearthed nine videos from YouTuber PewDiePie that allegedly contained anti-Semitic messages, YouTube and Disney are officially severing ties with the user.
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The severing of diplomatic ties can be traced back in part to accusations that Qatar has shown increasing tolerance of Shia-majority Iran, Saudi Arabia's principal rival.
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When a hanging went wrong, instead of a quick severing of the spinal column, it resulted in the condemned either slowly strangling to death or being decapitated.
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WITHOUT pressuring Germay - thereby severing Alliance solidarity in a crisis The US was concerned about the pipelines in order to uphold NATO solidarity vs Russian energy pressure.
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If it does nothing, the country will leave the EU on March 29 next year, severing links with its largest trading partner and inflicting severe economic damage.
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Daunting as the task might sound, spending a few hours severing ties with data brokers could make it that much harder for people to cause you harm.
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As well as severing relations, Egypt announced the closure of its air space and seaports for all Qatari transportation and said this was to protect national security.
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The coalition countries have enacted a series of measures, such as severing diplomatic relations, closing land, sea and air links, and expelling Qatari nationals from their countries.
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Many breedables brands offer the option to make a single creature immortal for a fee, severing its dependency on the server while also typically rendering it "sterile".
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The idea that they represent a potential threat to America is either laughable or alarming, suggesting that Trump harbors aspirations of completely severing America's traditional diplomatic relationships.
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Not only is she severing ties from her cheating ex-boyfriend Nick Young, but she's also facing rumors that he impregnated the mother of his first child.
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It waged a ruthless counterinsurgency strategy known as the "Four Cuts," isolating rebels from civilian support by violently severing their access to food, money, intelligence and recruits.
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In recent weeks, Mr. Emanuel's firm returned the $400 million investment, effectively severing Endeavor's relationship with Saudi leaders, according to two people with knowledge of the transaction.
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The country's heightening polarization extends even to the television we watch, severing another thread of America's collective consciousness as it gears up for the 2020 presidential election.
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Kurt Severing, a journalist, finds that his efforts to expose the truth seem ever more fruitless against larger machinations that continue to turn regardless of public opinion.
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The increased tension also comes after Saudi Arabia led a coalition of countries severing all ties with the tiny state of Qatar, accusing it of sponsoring terrorism.
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The severing comes at a fraught time for China's relations with the world, as it seeks to build itself up as a counterweight to American global influence.
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After a tense moment, however, he cuts the tether, releasing his dad from a future he can't cope with, and severing ties with his own broken past.
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People who reported grandstanding more often also reported more experiences arguing with loved ones and severing ties with friends or family members over political or moral disagreements.
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Then politicians such as Boris Johnson made false claims and the occasional racist appeal and helped take the idea of severing the United Kingdom from Europe mainstream.
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"It's the equivalent of severing a finger at the first knuckle," said State Senator Michael N. Gianaris, the Queens Democrat who serves as the chamber's deputy leader.
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Earlier this week, the festival promoter Goldenvoice announced that they were severing ties with Sean Carlson, the founder of one of LA's biggest music festivals FYF Fest.
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An autopsy showed a single bullet hit Briggs, severing an artery in his thigh and causing him to bleed to death, Fulton County Coroner Berley Souders told Reuters.
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Following reports that Netflix may kill off Kevin Spacey&aposs character on "House of Cards," the streaming service announced Friday that it is severing ties with the actor.
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Women are asking everyone to do the work of severing the link between their desirabilty and professional success; this is an invitation for men to do the same.
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The back-and-forth escalated further on Sunday when the Saudi Foreign Minster announced the country was severing ties with Iran after the Saudi embassy attack in Tehran.
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After the Quaker Oats company bought Snapple in 1994, they made the mistake of severing all ties with the radio personality in favor of a more wholesome image.
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So far this year Bayer has also grossed about 4.7 billion euros from selling blocks of share in Covestro, the plastics business with which it is severing ties.
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The sale of US combat aircraft represents a major signal of US support for Qatar as it faces regional isolation and the severing of travel and trade links.
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HBO is severing ties with Louis C.K. following a New York Times report that the comedian sexually harassed five women, with allegations spanning back to the late '90s.
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By severing those two links, Trumpcare imposes huge price increases on the near-poor and people who don't live in cities (where competition tends to drive prices down).
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On Monday, Costco took the final step in severing its 17-year relationship with American Express and began exclusively accepting Visa for credit card purchases at its stores.
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The fitting choice for his new name (I won't spoil it for you) cleverly allows the boy to forge a unique identity without severing ties to the past.
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Prince noted that almost immediately after severing ties with the Daily Stormer and 8chan, the company experienced a major spike in censorship requests from governments around the world.
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"The army has not been harmed by the severing of relations with Iran because all the military production is being done with Sudanese labour and expertise," Shami said.
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On Tuesday, President Donald Trump announced he will withdraw the U.S. from the Iran nuclear deal and restore sanctions aimed at severing Iran from the global financial system.
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President Donald Trump announced Tuesday he will withdraw the United States from the Iran nuclear deal and restore sanctions aimed at severing Iran from the global financial system.
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London (CNN Business)Carlos Ghosn has been replaced as chairman and CEO of Renault, severing the final link between the jailed executive and the industry alliance he created.
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While Jubeir said these pilgrimages would be not be impacted by the severing of ties, separate sources have said Saudi has closed Iran's haj office in the kingdom.
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But actually severing the intricate economic ties that bind Britain to the rest of Europe has proved far more complicated than merely casting a ballot at the polls.
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Hundreds of professional investors and faith groups have been demanding companies linked to the gun industry take action to prevent gun violence by severing ties with the NRA.
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Far from defeating the Houthis, it has turned them into dangerous foes; far from severing their loose links with Saudi Arabia's sworn enemy, Iran, it has strengthened them.
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Forty years is a long time for the United States to be without a diplomatic presence in a country, and Iran bears the blame for severing those relations.
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Psychosurgery endures, as with a procedure called a cingulotomy, which is used to treat depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder and involves severing fibers deep in the frontal lobe.
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Johnson & Johnson has resumed acquisition talks with Actelion Pharmaceuticals, the $20 billion Swiss biopharmaceutical company, after announcing just last week that it was severing discussions over a deal.
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With such an imbalanced relationship, Malaysia may have little to lose by severing ties with North Korea if it continues to deny the police access to the suspects.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Travis Kalanick, the founder and former chief executive of Uber, has stepped down from the company's board of directors, severing his last tie with the business.
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He sliced her neck, face, shoulder and forearm, the back of her head and both her hands, severing one, and then stood over her, according to a police report.
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The argument dates from 2017 when the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Egypt imposed a boycott on Qatar, severing diplomatic and transport ties and accusing it of supporting terrorism.
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Besides arresting the opposition leader, some believe authorities were also seeking to limit news of the protests spreading by severing the electricity and internet connection to Navalny's party headquarters.
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America and Great Britain are in the unique position of being able to diminish the Saudi global position drastically, thereby severing the head of the snake that is ISIS.
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More recently, the Department of Justice launched "Operation Choke Point", an effort to press banks into severing ties with businesses at risk of money-laundering, payday lenders among them.
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Memories are still fresh in Taiwan of secretive dealings between America and China during the cold war, which resulted in America severing diplomatic ties with the island in 1979.
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The UAE and Saudi Arabia, together with Bahrain and Egypt, imposed a boycott on Qatar in June 2017, severing diplomatic and transport ties and accusing it of supporting terrorism.
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The UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Egypt imposed a boycott on Qatar in June 2017, severing diplomatic and transport ties and accusing it of supporting terrorism, which it denies.
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In Shia-majority Iran, a bitter rival of Saudi Arabia, protesters in the capital set fire to the Saudi embassy, prompting the severing of ties between the two countries.
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As a result, a number of Middle Eastern countries -- including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain, Yemen and the Maldives -- have said they are indefinitely severing ties with Qatar.
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However, by midday, both brands were taken off the list when reps told GrabYourWallet that Alba and Banks are severing ties with the show and no longer supporting it.
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He has called U.S. President Barack Obama a "son of a bitch" and told him to "go to hell", while alluding to severing ties with the old colonial power.
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"It was a heavy rain and I was holding an umbrella and I was running," He slipped and fell and was hit by a train severing both his legs.
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Panama's government said in a statement that it recognized there was only one China, with Taiwan belonging to the Asian giant, and that it was severing ties with Taipei.
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But there will also be a major, and likely more consequential negotiation over what UK's relationship will be with EU and its members going forward, maintaining, not severing, connectivity.
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Friday's announcement came after the administration weighed severing diplomatic relations with the island nation before deciding on narrower changes to Obama's policy, according to documents obtained by The Hill.
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The group, which changed its name and announced in July that it was severing ties with al Qaeda, condemned the deal for not mentioning President Bashar al-Assad's fate.
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It was a thirteen dollar tribute to an artist who has who endured, never severing his connection to us even when his connection to life was at its weakest.
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He was sitting in the Saint-Paul asylum in Saint-Rémy, France, at the time, where he had checked in to not long after his infamous ear-severing episode.
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To older generations, like my mom, who said she's concerned by Facebook's actions, but can't imagine deleting her account, cutting the cord means severing rekindled relationships and familial ties.
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Whitney said the victim was pumping gas when the suspect produced "two large machete knives" and attacked him, nearly severing his nose off and stabbing him in the back.
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Five airlines in the US have announced that they will be ceasing service on eight air routes with no carrier to take their places, severing the air link entirely.
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Police said Sipes hit a curb and wrecked her bike near her family's Hodgenville home, with the handlebar lever severing an artery in the girl's neck, according to WLKY.
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While Trump weighed in on the protests last month, denouncing the Iranian regime for severing internet access, he steered clear of offering a message of support for the protesters.
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Marina Silva, a environmentalist and political leader who came third in presidential elections in 2010 and 2014, slammed the PMDB for opportunism in severing its alliance with Rousseff's party.
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But the father was engulfed in the mass persecutions of the Cultural Revolution, and in 1970 he killed himself by severing the arteries in his legs, Professor He said.
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Mr. Tillerson essentially demanded that Russia make a choice, severing ties with Mr. Assad and working with the United States on a variety of initiatives in the Middle East.
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Facebook has shut down pages set up by several businesses licensed to legally sell marijuana in Alaska, severing what some shop owners consider a critical link to their customers.
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On Thursday, the West African state of Burkina Faso said it was severing ties with Taiwan, the second country in a month to abandon Taipei, following the Dominican Republic.
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The surprise change in status was accompanied by a security crackdown that included the severing of telecommunications links and curbs on travel and the deployment of thousands of troops.
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As pizza chain Papa John's undergoes a time of reckoning, choosing a new CEO and severing ties with the National Football League, Cramer wanted to cut through the confusion.
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A Major League Baseball proposal would drastically alter the landscape of minor league baseball, severing the major league affiliations of 42 teams in the lower levels of the minors.
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But they don't have the right to stop you from maintaining ties with him, any more than you have the right to stop them from severing ties with him.
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Still, Europe abided by the sanctions, for the simple reason that its banks cannot survive the prospect of severing their access to a global financial system dominated by dollars.
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Their reluctance arises from fears that SPV reliance on local banks to smooth trade with Iran may incur U.S. penalties, severing the lenders' access to U.S. markets, diplomats said.
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The challenge for the government if the defendants succeed in severing their cases is that Mr. Singer, who is cooperating in the case, may have to testify multiple times.
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Last month, Jabhat Fateh al-Sham declared it was severing its ties to al-Qaeda in order to build closer ties to other Syrian and rebel and jihadist groups.
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Singer JoJo — who retweeted a post supporting Clarkson's idea for Swift — went through a similar process after severing ties with her original label and undergoing a seven-year legal fight.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government will grant lawmakers more oversight of the process of severing ties with the European Union, a spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday.
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On Monday evening Disney announced it was severing ties with PewDiePie, and now The Verge can report that YouTube is also cutting its business relationship with its most famous face.
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Tarantino had worked with Weinstein for decades before severing ties and, in a frank New York Times interview, admitted to knowing about Weinstein's alleged behavior long before it became public.
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And whether it's a divorce from a prince or the severing of business ties, she's proven that, wrap dress or not, her sights will always be set on helping women.
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"Based on the kingdom's announcement of the severing of diplomatic relations with Iran, the General Authority for Civil Aviation is halting all flights from and to Iran," the authority tweeted.
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The UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Egypt imposed a boycott on Qatar in June 2017, severing diplomatic and transport ties with the tiny, rich state, accusing it of supporting terrorism.
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Why the group is not severing ties sooner, however, appears to be tied to the negotiation surrounding a buyout of his interests in the Batali & Bastianich (B&B) Hospitality Group.
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There are definitely going to be repercussions for Will and Eleven — both of whom the Mind Flayer is furious with (Eleven for closing the gate, Will for severing their connection).
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Their reluctance arises from fears that SPV reliance on local banks to smooth trade with Iran may trigger U.S. penalties, severing the lenders' access to U.S. financial markets, diplomats said.
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After a 13-year marriage, Sears and Whirlpool are severing ties: America's quintessential big-box department store will no longer sell America's best-selling washing machine or other Whirlpool appliances.
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In Cheto's worst-case scenario, an ailing Buhari steps down and his aides push out Osinbajo, severing the militants' link to the government and sparking renewed attacks on oil infrastructure.
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Any time a slogan becomes popular and marketable — whether it's #NeverthelessShePersisted tattoos or a $75 Marc Jacobs safety pin ring — it risks severing itself from its spiritual and political roots.
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The latter includes among its members Jabhat Fatah al-Sham, which only recently changed its name from Jabhat al-Nusra and announced it was severing its links with al-Qaeda.
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Immediately following his failed press conference, the Gateway Pundit threw Wohl, who had written for the site, to the wolves, pulling the article about the accusation and severing all ties.
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A lot of directors these days want to prove the darkness and rigor of their takes on the piece by avoiding a happy ending and severing the old couples irreparably.
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The attack comes amid rising tensions between Kiev and Moscow over Ukraine's decision to create a new national independent church and severing centuries-old ties with the Russian Orthodox Church.
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The counsel's job may be even more daunting than it was in previous administrations, given Mr. Trump's far-flung business empire, with which he shows no inclination toward severing ties.
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Nonetheless, the statements he made in the documentary are completely and utterly incompatible with our mission, values, and policies, and require the severing of any remaining vestiges of his involvement.
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But this record was about the more final severing or walking away from a part of yourself or a relationship, which we both experienced at some point in our lives.
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Around the world, a trade breakdown is severing supply chains and nationalist forces are splintering the global internet, shaking the foundations of the tech industry's decades-long march to dominance.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are getting closer to severing financial ties with the Royal Family, but there's one entity that will always be part of the picture: the IRS.
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"Badgley went on to say that the body, which had a removable arm, "was rigged so that it would bleed when you cut into it" and severing it "was nauseating.
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To justify this latest severing of diplomatic ties with Doha, Saudi Arabia cited recent comments praising Iran that were attributed to the Qatari emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani.
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It swings between family preservation (keeping kids with their family of origin) and removal (removing kids from their homes and severing parental rights so that the kids can be adopted).
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But news organizations began severing ties as concerns mounted over the fate of Khashoggi, a prominent Saudi journalist who contributed to the Washington Post and openly criticized the Saudi regime.
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Motti Rosenzweig, the single slaughterer, or shochet, kills his animals by using an extremely sharp knife to slice through the carotid artery and jugular vein, severing the trachea and esophagus.
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Trump administration officials have insisted to Iraqi leaders that they begin severing economic ties to Iran, and have urged Saudi Arabia and other Arab nations to help improve Iraq's economy.
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What happens after that is anyone's guess, but it could include restarting long-range missile tests and completely severing the on-again, off-again diplomatic bromance between Trump and Kim.
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Trump lays bets in PM race Trump also put all of America's chips on Conservative Party leaders vying to defeat May who want a comprehensive severing on US relations toward Europe.
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Lori Loughlin is currently facing legal drama for her alleged part in a wide-reaching college admissions scandal, which led to her longtime home of Hallmark severing ties with the actress.
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The rebels seized control of the crossing in 2015, severing a lifeline for Syrian exports and disrupting a trade route between Syria and Jordan, Lebanon and the oil-rich Gulf countries.
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The rumblings in Soylent's supply chain continue to cause distress, with TerraVia — maker of the algal flour used in a number of Soylent products — severing ties with the food-replacement company.
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Heavy fighting and air strikes have rocked the districts that stand between Damascus and Eastern Ghouta, severing smuggling routes that provided a lifeline for around 300,000 people in the besieged suburbs.
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After Renault rescued Nissan in 1999, he also became known as the "Keiretsu Killer" for severing the tangle of cross-shareholdings that had almost brought the Japanese firm to its knees.
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Once-common but in hindsight abhorred lobotomies were the first treatment to offer relief from mental illness by disrupting the brain's circuitry, severing the connections to and from the prefrontal cortex.
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According to Walt Disney Studios chairman Alan Horn, Gunn's tweets were "indefensible and inconsistent with [Walt Disney Studios'] values," leading to the severing of the studio's business relationship with the director.
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They are trying to pressure the company into severing its relationship with Baptist Child and Family Services, the nonprofit that placed the order and is helping to furnish the detention center.
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Scholars and industry observers warn that Chinese tech firms have become such an integral part to the global economy that severing ties with Huawei will do harm to 5G advancement worldwide.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Any country leaving the euro zone would need to settle its claims or debts with the bloc's payments system before severing ties, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said.
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According to a coroner's report obtained by Time magazine, the device exploded in the face of William Brown of Fort Worth last month, severing his carotid artery and causing a stroke.
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The attacker allegedly slashed Daily Game editor Gyung Bae Kwak's right arm, severing an artery and six nerves, Kotaku reported today via a tipster's translation of stories from MoneyS and Hani.
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The country "has no such plans," the spokesman, Nafees Zakaria, said, following Monday's surprise severing of ties with Qatar by Islamabad's key ally, Saudi Arabia, and three other Middle East nations.
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But many European companies are already severing ties with Tehran for fear of facing secondary sanctions from the United States, which could mean losing access to the U.S. dollar clearing system.
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Meantime, the states that issued the demands on Friday "informed the World Trade Organization of the legality of severing diplomatic and consulate ties with Qatar," the official Saudi Press Agency reported.
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On Tuesday, a 200-metre section of the Morandi viaduct gave way in busy lunchtime traffic, killing at least 38 people and severing the city's main land link with southern France.
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The biggest online retailer's entry into this market may lead to efficiency gains, but the cost would be dear in terms of further severing the link between patients and actual pharmacists.
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International companies that have financial deals with relatives of Mr. Hun Sen risk violating United States anticorruption laws and should consider severing their business ties with the family, the report said.
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President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday he will withdraw the United States from the Iran nuclear deal and restore far-reaching sanctions aimed at severing Iran from the global financial system.
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Both sides set about severing robust economic relations worth about $30 billion annually in trade, a number that the two presidents had previously pledged to increase to $100 billion by 2020.
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Cruz called for reversing course and re-severing ties with the island nation, while Trump and Rubio said they'd hold out for better deals than those negotiated by the Obama administration.
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TOKYO — Nissan shareholders voted on Monday to remove Carlos Ghosn from the company's board, severing one of its last ties to an executive who once was hailed as the automaker's savior.
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The NRA and Ackerman, its long time public relations firm, are embroiled in a bitter legal battle that has resulted in the two organizations severing ties after decades in business together.
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This brought a massive influx of cash for ICANN that helped fund its subsequent international expansion and the process of severing its final ties with the United States government in 2016.
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The demands included severing ties with terrorist groups, closing down the pan-Arab Al Jazeera satellite channel, downgrading ties with arch-rival Iran and closing a Turkish air base in Qatar.
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Since then, banks, insurers, shipping companies and European oil refiners have been gradually severing ties with Iran, complicating the efforts of European and other countries to keep the nuclear deal alive.
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When the system detects a crash, its uses a bit of combustion to fire small wedges into the high-voltage cables, severing the connections between the battery and the power electronics.
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For example, Republicans in Georgia have threatened to kill a tax provision on jet fuel that would benefit Delta to get back at the company for severing ties with the NRA.
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Also on Friday, Netflix announced it was canceling its scheduled stand-up special staring C.K., and FX, the network that runs his sitcom "Louie," said that it was severing all ties.
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The difference between the Conservatives and Farage's Brexit Party is that the latter would be perfectly fine leaving the EU without a deal and just severing ties as bluntly as possible.
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The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces cut the last main road out of Raqqa this week, severing the highway between the city and the militant group's stronghold of Deir al-Zor.
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AUSTRIAN BORDER The outbreak has turned Italy into a pariah state, with many countries severing transport links, leading to the cancellation of thousands of flights and the closure of some airports.
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And many more bounce among multiple foster homes, deepening their feelings of abandonment, disrupting their education and severing their relationships with relatives, teachers and friends just when they need them most.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Since 2001, Melissa Meyer has continued to reinvent herself without severing her connections to Abstract Expressionism or, more particularly, the brushstroke and drawing in paint.
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It confronts militant Catholicism at its height, during the Crusades, with a Muslim retort, severing "promised" from "land"; the history of that conflict echoes through the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
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Walgreens officials released a statement late Sunday saying it had told Theranos it was now severing the partnership and shutting down lab testing at all 40 Theranos blood draw locations within Arizona.
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"The dictator's militias have carved paths of destruction through crowded streets -- destroying hospitals, severing water supplies and herding thousands of people from their homes," UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson told Parliament Tuesday.
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This is a great time to do a deep cleaning of your space, especially as Mercury moves through Scorpio, a sign that is associated with getting rid of things and severing ties.
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And while severing ties to Europe may help Britons regain a sense of independence and better control over their nation's destiny, it will do little to help their economy, according to analysts.
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Digital entertainment company Nerdist is distancing itself from founder Chris Hardwick, severing ties after his Chloe Dykstra accused a past boyfriend who she did not name of sexual assault and emotional abuse.
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Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain on Friday designated as terrorists dozens of people and groups with alleged links to Qatar, after severing diplomatic relations with Qatar on Monday.
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When a feudal lord threw a ten-year-old boy into a thresher in 2013, severing both his arms, the outcry on social media led to his arrest, although not his conviction.
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Dahlberg's proposition centers on a three-and-a-half-meter (approximately 11-foot) vertical cut severing the Sørbråten peninsula opposite Utøya, making it impossible to cross the entire land mass on foot.
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But several rebel officials said the agreement did include the former Nusra Front - now known as Jabhat Fateh al-Sham - which announced in July that it was severing ties with al Qaeda.
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FirstRand, South Africa's biggest bank by market value, is the first lender to publicly disclose reasons for severing links earlier this year with Oakbay Investments, a company controlled by the Gupta brothers.
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Where technology and economics collide Elon Musk is severing ties with the Trump administration over Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris climate deal, he announced in a Thursday afternoon tweet.
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And by severing the connection between affirmative action and our past, the court forfeited the opportunity to inform America's conversation about racial discrimination with the awareness that comes only from understanding history.
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Qatar, however, remained in the spotlight after its Gulf neighbours, led by Saudi Arabia, this week said they were severing ties with the country as well as imposing trade and travel bans.
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Mr. Ubben was crawling to the edge of the roof as the mortars exploded, tearing what he described as a "grapefruit"-size chunk off his arm and all but severing his leg.
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The Washington Wizards, Brooklyn Nets and Detroit Pistons will join the lesser EuroCup league, as will the Charlotte Hornets pursuant to a court order severing Michael Jordan from all team decision-making.
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As the tour concluded, Professor Guridy noted that the protests's two main demands — canceling the gym and severing ties with a weapons-research institute affiliated with the Defense Department — were ultimately met.
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The list of state and municipal retirement funds that have said they are severing ties with Mr. Fisher's firm includes ones from Michigan, Iowa and most recently a fund in New Hampshire.
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The shooting triggered an 11-day siege of the building by London's Metropolitan Police, the deportation of 30 Libyans in the embassy and the severing of diplomatic ties between London and Tripoli.
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Greece's conservative government, which took power in July, has promised to speed up green investments and overhaul PPC by severing its ties with the government and cutting costs via mostly voluntary redundancies.
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He also said that nationalisation could be one option for supporting strategically important companies brought into difficulties by the coronavirus epidemic, which is causing demand to collapse and severing global supply chains.
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She does this by representing a woman's torso and upper body as the border between the U.S. and Mexico, with picket fencing and barbed wired severing and trapping her bare breasts and limbs.
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If one isn't reached, Trump's ban and the severing of partnerships from its many hardware and software partners could cripple Huawei for years to come and potentially force it to change its operations.
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Iranian gold producers also export to Saudi consumers, although the head of its jewellery producers' union said on Tuesday that the severing of commercial ties with Saudi Arabia would not affect their industry.
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Foreign ministry spokesman Cho June-hyuck told reporters the measures should be taken in addition to "surely severing" funds that can be used for the North's programmes to develop weapons of mass destruction.
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I usually advocate loyalty as a strategic rule – in general, I think that by bouncing back and forth between alliances, you end up infuriating everyone, and severing any bonds you may have had.
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TEHRAN — Three Sunni-led countries joined Saudi Arabia on Monday in severing or downgrading diplomatic ties with Iran, worsening a geopolitical conflict with sectarian dimensions in one of the world's most volatile regions.
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But the story is certainly long and satisfying, detailing the hopes, dreams and drama of journalist Kurt Severing and art student Marthe Muller during the Weimar Republic in pre-World War II Germany.
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The 28-year-old man from Lyon, France, known as Thibault, was paralyzed from the shoulders down after falling 40 feet from a balcony, severing his spinal cord, the AFP news agency reported.
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By Tuesday, Kuwait had recalled its ambassador to Iran, the United Arab Emirates had downgraded its diplomatic relationship, and Bahrain and Sudan had joined Saudi Arabia in severing its relationship with Tehran entirely.
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Instead they were breaking into a storage room by severing some thick metal bars and smashing a hole through a dry wall with the help of tools that just happened to be there.
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There's also the possibility that the US is using the money as a way to lean on Egypt and cajole it into severing its long-running military and commercial ties to North Korea.
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And then, as you know, the bass drops, with the kind of aural wallop that hits you somewhere deep inside your chest—not so much tugging on your heartstrings as severing them entirely.
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Qatar on Monday asked citizens to leave the United Arab Emirates within 14 days to comply with by Abu Dhabi's severing of ties, the Qatari embassy in Abu Dhabi said on social media.
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It has allowed Qatar to open new shipping services from its territory to sidestep a port ban that accompanied the severing of ties, enabling the small Gulf state to secure a food lifeline .
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A 200-metre-long section of the bridge gave way in August of last year, sending dozens of vehicles into free-fall and severing part of a motorway linking Italy with southern France.
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When Bob Iger, chief executive of Disney, acknowledged last August that people were severing the cord even with ESPN, a sports network and the firm's most profitable media property, a media rout ensued.
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In January, Iranian protesters ransacked the Saudi Embassy in Tehran after a Shiite Muslim cleric was executed in Saudi Arabia, events that led to the severing of diplomatic ties between the two countries.
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ET, NBCSN ABOUT THE PANTHERS (214-33-23): Jonathan Huberdeau has hit the ground running with two goals and three assists in three contests following his lengthy absence after severing his Achilles tendon.
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She testified that Harris accused her of cheating on him, then beat, choked, cut her with a knife and poured hot sauce in her eyes before she stabbed him, severing his femoral artery.
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Severing community bonds is no longer something that only those on the bottom must do to find work but, increasingly, it is expected of people who want to stay in the middle class.
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The two sides are embodied by the main characters of Berlin: Kurt Severing, a jaded journalist, and his sometime lover Marthe Muller, a young woman who comes to the city to study art.
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More than a year of insults, chaos, falsehoods and the severing of international agreements have unsurprisingly brought about a precipitous drop in the standing and influence of the United States around the world.
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An attempt earlier that year to bring in another Chinese boat had been foiled when the Chinese Coast Guard intervened, severing the towing line connecting the impounded vessel to an Indonesian patrol boat.
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The UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Egypt imposed a boycott on tiny, oil-rich Qatar in June 2017, severing diplomatic and transport ties and accusing it of supporting terrorism, charges which it denies.
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Walking over the steel bridge, the forested hills in the distance, I imagined the prisoners on the structure as Allied bombers attacked in 290, severing the span and clouding the water with blood.
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The system, which Liu's lab has dubbed "prime editing," can for the first time make virtually any alteration—additions, deletions, swapping any single letter for any other—without severing the DNA double helix.
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The shooting of Fletcher triggered an 11-day siege of the embassy by the Met, the deportation of 30 Libyans in the embassy and the severing of diplomatic ties between London and Tripoli.
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With the inmate kneeling at his feet, head facing the floor, the soldier grabbed a sharp weapon and started hacking at the base of his skull, severing the spinal cord from the head.
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The concern now, though, is that when the UK withdraws from the EU, a hard border will go back up between the two Irish neighbors, severing those ties and potentially reigniting the conflict.
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The announcement comes shortly after news that Disney's Maker Studios was severing ties with PewDiePie, whose real name is Felix Kjellberg, after he posted a series of videos featuring anti-Semitic clips and messages.
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Kubica, preparing for his first grand prix since 2010 as part of an amazing comeback from partially severing his right forearm in a 2011 rally crash, suffered a puncture on his last flying lap.
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The IEEE freeze on Huawei adds to a growing list of international companies and organizations that are severing ties or clashing with the Chinese smartphone and telecom giant in response to the trade blacklist.
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Trump's walking on ground they've prepared for him, but he's severing the last connection of policy to reality — giving him the full power of the United States government without any apparent fealty to facts.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said on Friday he was not severing ties with his country's long-time ally the United States, but merely pursuing a more independent foreign policy by strengthening relations with China.
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Thyssenkrupp has cut debt, raised profits and simplified its structure over the past few years by severing ties with its steel-making roots, most notably through a planned European joint venture with Tata Steel.
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The embattled leader has faced a rising chorus of voices — within both political and business spheres — to prevent any sudden severing of Britain's myriad security and economic ties with the world's largest trading bloc.
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Indeed, given the dramatic closure of Qatar's land border and severing of critical air links, the Qataris will have to make significant concessions unless they're prepared to risk a serious weakening of their economy.
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Nayeri, 37, has been accused of kidnapping and attacking a man, pouring bleach on him, setting the victim on fire, severing his penis and leaving him to die in the desert, authorities have said.
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In addition to negotiations, a company can also take an artist to court to make a case for severing ties early, but it's a risky move wracked with complicating precedents and no express terms.
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Two London children's hospitals, Great Ormond Street and Evelina, said they would return donations received from the Presidents Club, while corporate sponsor WPP, the advertising group, said it was severing ties with the organisation.
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Although European governments have not followed Washington by creating new sanctions, banks, insurers and shippers are gradually severing ties with Iran under pressure from the U.S. restrictions, making trade with Tehran complicated and risky.
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He raised the prospect of severing ties with Washington after being infuriated by U.S. criticism of his war on drugs, which has claimed more than 3,900 lives since he took office 16 months ago.
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That Gillespie could take Trump's culture-war playbook — his attacks on immigrants and diversity and disorder — and, in severing it from Trump's erratic personal behavior, do what Trump couldn't: win blueish states like Virginia.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee, which helps elect Republicans to the Senate, filed paperwork with federal election officials on Friday severing its fund-raising relationship with Moore for the special election on Dec. 12.
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CARACAS — The United States banned all air transport with Venezuela on Wednesday over security concerns, further isolating the troubled South American nation by severing one of its last links to the world's largest economy.
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Instead, this is a story of self-made queer survival, with ample pleasure alongside the pain and sacrifice, and of severing familial ties in order to save one's own life, no matter the cost.
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Venezuela: The U.S. banned all air transport to and from Venezuela on Wednesday over security concerns, further isolating the South American nation by severing one of its last links to the world's largest economy.
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The White House also said Monday that it would impose sanctions on several top officials in Ankara, including the defense and energy ministers and their ministries, essentially severing them from the global financial system.
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Other recent affronts include Panama's severing diplomatic ties with Taiwan, China's arrest of a rights activist from Taiwan on state subversion charges and the airline Emirates banning Taiwan flag pins on its flight attendants.
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Uber co-founder and long-time CEO Travis Kalanick left the company's board on Tuesday after selling his last shares, severing his final formal ties with the ride-sharing business he drove to success.
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That created a cascading flow of other companies severing ties with 8chan, including its domain registrar Tucows, and Voxility, which was providing infrastructure to Epik, an internet infrastructure company favored among the far-right.
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By the time it reached the Japanese east coast, waves from the tsunami measured up to 40 meters (132 feet) in height, sweeping away vehicles, causing buildings to collapse, and severing roads and highways.
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Last week, an American-backed militia in Syria captured the main road connecting Raqqa to territory the group holds in Deir al-Zour Province, severing the last supply and escape route for its fighters.
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A thread emerges early in "One of Us," a documentary about three Hasidic Jews who have left that community, and it's that leaving doesn't only mean severing a spiritual connection; the toll is complete.
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Now, almost every major teleco is being forced to reckon with their own negligence by severing all ties to these so-called "location aggregators," which have paid god knows what for access to our whereabouts.
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But when her fame surpasses his, and when he becomes unable to effectively direct their combined career trajectory, it's so disruptive to that order that it can only be overcome by severing their relationship altogether.
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So, why would the city of Philadelphia be severing their ties with Catholic Social Services, an organization that has served as a backbone for the city helping to provide families and foster care for decades?
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Under his leadership, the party will continue to position itself as a bulwark against a "soft" Brexit and to cry betrayal at any move away from a complete severing of connections with the European Union.
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Saudi Arabia's Sunni allies rallied behind the kingdom on Monday and several joined Riyadh in severing or downgrading diplomatic relations with Tehran, in the wake of a row over the execution of a Shia cleric.
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But former Cook County Medical Examiner Shaku Teas testified on behalf of the defense that the first bullet fired by Van Dyke killed McDonald after tearing through the teenager's chest and severing his pulmonary artery.
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Senior EU officials say they see no appetite among member states for lengthy and distracting negotiations with London or for helping Britain avoid disruption after severing its EU ties — not least to discourage Eurosceptics elsewhere.
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They also include severing ties with the Muslim Brotherhood, Islamic State, al Qaeda, Hezbollah, and Jabhat Fateh al Sham, formerly al Qaeda's branch in Syria, and the surrender of all designated terrorists on Qatari territory.
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He said a country leaving the EU would be faced with the choice of either accepting rules made in Brussels to secure access to the single market or severing ties with its largest trading partners.
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Saudi Arabia and other Arab nations have sent Doha a 13-point list of demands, including the closures of Al-Jazeera and Turkey's airbase and the severing of ties with Iran and the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Bahrain, a Sunni-ruled island kingdom with a restive Shi'ite majority, accused Iran of "blatant and dangerous interference" in the affairs of the Gulf Arab countries, in a statement announcing the severing of diplomatic ties.
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We may even see a severing of the very trade deal that has kept prices low and created the unprecedented consumer choice and variety American shoppers and businesses have enjoyed for more than two decades.
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During 12 years of rule by Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and her late husband, Néstor Kirchner, Argentina cut itself off from the world, nationalising foreign businesses, curbing imports and severing normal ties with the IMF.
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He became a businessman, journalist and consultant, published "The Hawke Memoirs" (1994), and took up causes, including a movement to recast the Commonwealth of Australia as an independent republic, severing ties to the British crown.
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That posed a dilemma to a country — a "truly global Britain," in Mr. Johnson's words — that is in the midst of severing its strong ties to Europe and looking for new trading partners farther afield.
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Republican lawmakers from the House and Senate told the Supreme Court that it would be intruding on Congressional turf if the justices were to rewrite Dodd-Frank by severing the provision protecting the CFPB director.
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Complicating matters are rumblings that the State Department will move the Office of the Coordinator for Cyber Issues under the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs, severing the coordinator's direct line to Secretary Rex Tillerson.
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"The White House said Friday that Secretary of Defense John Mattis is also "examining the possibility" of severing CYBERCOM from the NSA entirely, adding that Mattis "will announce recommendations on this matter at a later date.
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Shares in Welspun India, one of the world's largest textile manufacturers, fell by their maximum daily limit of 20 percent after Target Corp said it was severing ties with the company over a cotton supply dispute.
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A mere five years ago, its membership was temporarily riven after a mostly male contingent protested the severing of ties with a single-sex London club, called the Garrick, that barred female Centurions from entering alone.
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DUBAI, Jan 4 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's General Authority for Civil Aviation on Monday halted all flights to and from Iran following Riyadh's severing of diplomatic relations with Tehran, the authority said on its official Twitter account.
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Threats against the West While Duterte is committed to improving ties with China, it is unlikely that he will risk alienating the Philippine security establishment and broader populace by severing security ties with the US altogether.
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James Gunn has issued an apology after a series of old tweets, in which he joked about topics including pedophilia and rape, resurfaced — and resulted in Disney severing ties with the "Guardians of the Galaxy" filmmaker.
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That is, of course, diplomatically impossible, although UK officials have already taken the step of temporarily severing intelligence-sharing links with the United States, after classified information about the Manchester bombings appeared in the American press.
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Heckford — who also shared the story in a viral Facebook post — says "the one shell left in the chamber" fired through the side of the ranger's bed and into Matt's left thigh, severing his femoral artery.
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He did say that he was on his way to New York for a show when he got a call from Rebecca Kutler from CNN, who told him "the network was severing its connection" with him.
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When Sánchez Cerén became president in June 2014, he cut off all government support for the effort and within seven months had sent the gang leadership back to maximum-security prisons, severing their lines of communication.
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The Justice Department, meanwhile, suggests that the court should simply strike down the removal protections and keep the agency in place by "severing" that language from Dodd-Frank and keeping the rest of the law intact.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration considered severely penalizing El Salvador this month for severing diplomatic ties with Taiwan in a move that officials said was intended to signal a significant widening of the administration's pushback against China.
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When Riyadh responded to a call from Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland to release civil society activists with an abrupt severing of diplomatic and trade ties, Canadian officials were left scrambling to understand what had happened.
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Last month, China took the significant step of banning coal imports from North Korea for the rest of the year as part of U.N. sanctions over its missile program, severing an important economic lifeline for Pyongyang.
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The sushi eaten is of the long, rolled variety (makizushi), filled with seven ingredients (correlating to the Seven Deities of Good Fortune, Shichifukujin), left uncut (cutting would represent severing good luck), and eaten in complete silence.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt will begin its ban on flights to and from Qatar on Tuesday at 6 am local time (0400 GMT), the Civil Aviation Ministry said on Monday following a severing of diplomatic ties announced earlier.
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For Watson — who nine months ago announced he was severing ties with the alt-right to be part of the group that "likes to wear maga hats, make memes, and have fun" — the constant distancing appears exhausting.
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But as Mr Putin's personality cult grows, he is severing his connections with the old comrades who remember him as a lowly young KGB officer and bringing in new people who have known him only as president.
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Apple has been cutting out suppliers over the past year and producing more and more parts in house, like designing its own graphics chips and severing ties with its former graphics partner Imagination Technologies back in April.
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Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain and the UAE have enacted a series of unprecedented diplomatic and economic measures against Doha, such as severing political ties, closing land, sea and air links, and expelling Qatari nationals from their countries.
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While Trump's new policy avoids the worst-case scenario of cancelling all commercial flights or severing diplomatic relations, it will still be a blow to a travel sector betting on Cuba as a new high-growth market.
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The Nusra Front's leader announced in July that his group was changing its name to the Levant Conquest Front and severing its ties with Al Qaeda to remove a pretext for the West to bomb its forces.
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The Europeans want Mr. Cameron to start the legal process of quitting by immediately invoking Article 50 of the bloc's governing treaty, which sets guidelines for severing ties and provides for a two-year window for talks.
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"Before we begin the show today, I want to take a moment to address something which you've probably heard about by now, which is NPR severing ties with Garrison Keillor over allegations of inappropriate behavior," Thile said.
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In recent interviews, Mr. Bolsonaro has suggested that Brazil could relocate its embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, following a similar move by Mr. Trump, and raised the possibility of severing diplomatic relations with Cuba.
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Ram Madhav, the general secretary of the governing party, the Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, said that it was severing a three-year alliance with the top political group in Kashmir, the Muslim-majority Peoples Democratic Party.
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But in the weeks leading up to it, he crashed into a guardrail going more than 60 miles per hour, breaking his left leg in multiple places, shattering bones, severing a tendon and partially tearing a ligament.
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Having dealt with numerous vendor disputes this year (one that led to Sears severing century-old ties with Whirlpool), the company has made it clear it plans to focus more on the growth of its own labels.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints said Tuesday that it was severing ties with the Boy Scouts and would design its own youth programs that could be implemented in its congregations around the world.
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Critics said the order would hinder the ability of women in poor countries to obtain reproductive health services, including family planning, by severing American funding to health clinics that offer a variety of services, including abortion counseling.
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One of the signatories warned of a brain drain of the UK's top scientific talent if the country leaves the EU while severing as many ties as possible with the bloc in a so-called hard Brexit.
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Their demands include Qatar limiting diplomatic ties to Iran, shutting down the state-funded Al-Jazeera satellite news network and other media outlets, and severing ties to all "terrorist organizations," including the Muslim Brotherhood and Lebanon&aposs Hezbollah.
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"Saudi Arabia cannot hide its crime of beheading a religious leader by severing political relations with Iran," Rouhani was quoted as saying by state news agency IRNA in a meeting with Danish Foreign Minister Kristian Jensen in Tehran.
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Saudi Arabia executed a prominent Shiite cleric over the weekend, Iranians stormed the Saudi embassy in Tehran, and the Saudis countered by severing diplomatic ties and flights between the two countries, along with some of their Sunni neighbors.
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Nissan Motor shareholders ousted erstwhile boss Carlos Ghosn as a director on Monday, severing his last ties with the company he rescued from near-bankruptcy two decades ago and from which he is now accused of siphoning funds.
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Britain is on course to leave the European Union at 2300 GMT on March 2029, 2019, severing ties that helped define its national identity, its laws, and its international stature over 46 years of integration with European neighbours.
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While serving in Afghanistan, a roadside bomb detonated Lang's Humvee, leaving him deaf in his right ear and severing several of the nerves connecting his irises to his brain: Lang cannot look other people squarely in the eyes.
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But severing its cash-bleeding British operations one way or another would allow Tata to seek a partner such as Germany's Thyssenkrupp for its profitable Dutch business - a combination that would create Europe's second-biggest steelmaker after ArcelorMittal.
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Super-EMP weapons now wielded by Russia, China, and probably North Korea, could paralyze the Triad — including SSBNs at sea by severing communications necessary to unlock and launch missiles — and win a nuclear war with a single blow.
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The severing of Oñate's foot, along with a broader questioning by Native Americans of the pageantry promoting the conquest, is now obliging Hispanic New Mexicans to examine some of the gruesomeness of our ancestors' arrival in these lands.
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Apart from international organizations that have urged legal action against Myanmar's top generals for the ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya, Western nations have also begun imposing targeted sanctions on individual officers and severing military links with the Tatmadaw.
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As for the CBA severing ties, that was particularly notable since its president is Yao Ming — one of the best players in Rockets history and the man responsible for making them (and the NBA) so popular in China.
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Where things stand: In a speech delivered at the University of California San Diego and shared with Axios, Rudd notes that there are already some signs of decoupling, even if a complete severing of economic ties is unlikely.
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COLOMBO, June 5 (Reuters) - The Maldives said on Monday it was severing diplomatic ties with Qatar, following a coordinated move by Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, who accused the Gulf state of supporting terrorism.
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Still, when I realized the location near me had been replaced by a T-Mobile store, it felt like a loss — the severing of yet another tie to my adolescence in a city being inexorably scraped and rebuilt.
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A Cantv technician taking a Reuters journalist on a tour of the company's infrastructure in Barinas said over 100 meters (328 ft) of copper cable had been stolen the night before from a bridge, severing the neighborhood's connection.
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As a trans person in the audience, I was going mad, but my immediate thought was addressed when Goldin suggested Elizabeth A. could change her last name if she was really serious about severing ties with her family.
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Nissan Motor Co shareholders ousted erstwhile boss Carlos Ghosn as a director on Monday, severing his last ties with the company he rescued from near-bankruptcy two decades ago and from which he is now accused of siphoning funds.
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Boycotting countries&apos demands include limiting diplomatic ties to Iran, shutting down the state-funded Al-Jazeera satellite news network and other media outlets, and severing ties to all "terrorist organizations," including the Muslim Brotherhood and Lebanon&aposs Hezbollah.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A U.S.-based Turkish basketball star has become a symbol of the turmoil afflicting his homeland, severing ties with his family and pledging allegiance to the cleric who authorities in Ankara blame for last month's failed coup.
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Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said his country is kicking out Iranian politicians and severing ties with Iran amid rapidly rising tensions between the two nations following the Saudi execution of a Shiite Islam cleric popular in Iran.
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By the time the chairman took the stage to champion big business during day two of the conference, at least eight businesses had announced they were severing ties with the NRA and no longer offering discounts to its members.
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In creating one, our aim was to adopt and extend these basic precepts, introducing our viewpoint and taking it somewhere new that felt relevant to our lives, without wholly severing a connection to their traditional role within Guatemalan culture.
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NEW YORK, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Reinsurer Beechwood Re said in a statement Monday that it was in the process of severing ties to Platinum Partners and that debt linked to the hedge fund manager and its holdings were small.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.7 struck China's northwestern border with Tajikistan killing at least 1 person, destroying houses and severing a railway line in the sparsely populated region, state news agency Xinhua reported on Saturday.
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A key adviser to the incoming president said on Monday that no one had an interest in severing ties with the UK. That is not the same as taking an active role in ensuring future ties benefit both sides.
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Rising tensions between the Shiite and Sunni authorities have already prompted surrounding nations to divide on sectarian lines, with Saudi Arabia's allies Bahrain, Sudan and UAE joining diplomatic action against Tehran by severing or downgrading ties with the country.
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"In response to the barbaric attacks on the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Tehran and its consulate in Mashhad ... the government of Sudan announces the immediate severing of ties with the Islamic Republic of Iran," a Foreign Ministry statement said.
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He has engineered the unraveling of the western alliance, fidelity to democracy in the United States and the severing of the UK from the EU. It's a remarkable achievement Schmidt has been highly critical of Trump and his administration.
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The NBA ended up in a feud with China when the Houston Rockets&apos general manager, Daryl Morey, tweeted his support for the Hong Kong protests, prompting intense backlash in China, with various sponsors severing ties with the Rockets.
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Why it matters: Several polls point to climate change as a top issue for Democratic voters, but Inslee, whose proposals and debate appearances have been focused on severing the U.S. from fossil fuel dependency, is still polling around 1%.
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He also emphasized that under the pending agreement, U.S. forces are "not required to leave" unless the Taliban "can demonstrate they're fulfilling every element of their end of the bargain," including severing ties with terrorist groups such as Qaeda.
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CAIRO, June 5 (Reuters) - Egypt will begin its ban on flights to and from Qatar on Tuesday at 6 am local time (0400 GMT), the Civil Aviation Ministry said on Monday following a severing of diplomatic ties announced earlier.
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GENEVA — Syrian military airstrikes on rebels were responsible for severing water supplies to 5.5 million people in the Damascus region for weeks starting last December, the United Nations said on Tuesday, rebutting government claims that insurgents were to blame.
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But it was only in the 1990s when Australia began struggling with its place in the world — even flirting with the idea of severing ties with Britain to become a republic — that the Australian Open really found its stride.
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Last June, Saudi Arabia and three of its biggest friends — Egypt, the UAE, and Bahrain — all announced that they were severing diplomatic ties with Qatar, as well as suspending air, land, and sea travel to and from the country.
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One of the most notable consequences for PewDiePie's actions came after the Wall Street Journal published a break down of some of his anti-semitic displays, which led to Disney and its Maker Studios severing ties with the YouTube star.
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The company does not plan on giving a formal announcement in regards to severing their relationship with the artist, but the decision comes after Lifetime's Surviving R. Kelly re-opened the discussion around harrowing accusations of sexual abuse against the singer.
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Monroe notified BP last June that it was severing the contract, alleging the oil major was intentionally blending batches of Eagle Ford crude that did not meet the API gravity grade called for in the contract, according to the lawsuit.
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After severing ties with Qatar on Monday, Saudi Arabia said it was committed to "decisive and swift action to cut off all funding sources for terrorism" in a statement carried by state news agency SPA, attributed to "an official source".
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Some of the biggest names in country music, including Dolly Parton and Kid Rock, are severing ties with Nashville publicity titan Webster PR following a deluge of sexual harassment and assault allegations made against the firm's owner/CEO, Kirt Webster.
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It does not amount to the establishment of diplomatic ties; nor is it predicated on an immediate severing of ties between the Holy See and Taiwan, a step which Beijing has always demanded as a prerequisite for any real progress.
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The severing of ties comes in the wake of the publication of Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House, Michael Wolff's controversial Trump tell-all, in which Bannon reportedly makes disparaging comments about President Donald Trump and his family.
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Filled with fascinating full-body growths and life-threatening facial cysts, episode three has Dr. Sandra Lee popping a bump in "the triangle of death," suctioning buttery fat out of a patient's thigh, and severing a third-boob chest lipoma.
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So when Montag moved out only to move in with her boyfriend (now husband) Spencer Pratt — who Conrad openly wasn't a fan of — it created an undeniable rift in their friendship, which ended up severing ties between the two forever. 7.
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Police have released footage from a dramatic car chase in Greenville, S.C., that ended when the suspect they were chasing struck a cyclist, severing his foot, and crashed into an apartment complex where an elderly resident was injured by debris.
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Target said on Friday that it was severing ties with Welspun after its extensive investigation had confirmed that the Indian company, which purportedly used Egyptian cottons to make sheets and pillowcases sold to the retailer, substituted non-Egyptian cotton instead.
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Meanwhile, most Moldovans strongly support strengthening our relationship with the European Union (EU) because this is the best way to modernize our economy, fortify our democracy and make new friends in the West without severing our relationships in the East.
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The official noted, however, that the fact that Sunni states allied to Saudi Arabia are severing ties with Iran helps opponents of the agreement in the United States argue that the rest of the region is not on board with it.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia used an attack on its embassy in Tehran as a pretext to fuel tensions, Iran's foreign ministry said on Monday in response to Riyadh's severing of relations, adding that Tehran was committed to protecting foreign diplomatic missions.
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HILLARY CLINTON was railing against Citizens United v Federal Elections Commission, the 2010 Supreme Court case lifting some campaign-finance regulations, even before Bernie Sanders declared he would run on a platform of severing the link between money and politics.
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The latest damage came from a large lava flow that crept several miles (km) before severing a key highway junction at Kapoho on Saturday and then obliterating about a half dozen blocks of the subdivision over the weekend, the spokesman said.
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Breakups suck, and severing ties with someone you may have a deep emotional connection to is hard; it can make you feel alone and devoid of self-worth, and building that self-worth back is also part of Zoltan's job.
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Severing ties with the Lebanese army could create an opening for other sources of money, notably Iran or Russia, whose power in neighboring Syria has increased since Mr. Trump withdrew American troops last month from the Syria-Turkey border region.
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North Korea is severing its only official line of communication with the United States, the country announced Monday, incensed by recent sanctions against supreme leader Kim Jong Un and the pending deployment of a missile defense system to South Korea.
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In May, the National Rifle Association sued the New York governor on First Amendment grounds, alleging that he's trying to force the gun-rights organization into financial ruin by pressuring banks and insurance companies into severing their business ties with it.
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Defense attorneys argued that the first shot fired by Van Dyke killed McDonald by tearing through his chest and severing his pulmonary artery, thus rendering the next 15 shots irrelevant — meaning he should be sentenced only for the first bullet.
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The solar eclipse in Capricorn comes on January 231, not only wiping the slate clean around communication, but potentially totally severing old lines of contact and wiring up new ones—so watch out for the information that comes your way.
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In a sign Gulf states were seeking to lessen the human impact of their June 5 severing of ties, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE said on Sunday they had set up hotlines to help families with Qatari members, without elaborating.
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Our guides through this welter of voices and episodes are Kurt Severing, a grizzled journalist for Ossietzky's paper Die Weltbühne, and Marthe Müller, a young woman escaping her stifling bourgeois upbringing in Köln to launch her sentimental education in the capital.
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That lawsuit, and the pending Supreme Court nomination for Judge Brett Kavanaugh, will present an interesting dilemma for Heitkamp, Manchin, Donnelly, and other Democrats trying to toe a fine line between contrasting with Republicans without completely severing themselves from Trump.
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In July of 2003, four months after the fall of Baghdad, David Kelly walked a mile from his Oxfordshire home to a wooded area called Harrowdown Hill, and stabbed a pruning knife into his left wrist, severing a major artery.
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By the time they were deported, years later, they had formed the very gangs gnawing at Salvadoran society — gangs that were notably brutal, known for severing the heads of enemies and utterly disregarding the fate of civilians caught in the crossfire.
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One useful distinction is that while progressive Democrats and DSA both believe in welfare state programs as a way to improve capitalism, DSA sees them as just one step toward completely severing the link between human needs and market scarcity.
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Silver later defended Morey and his right to free expression in subsequent statements that have angered Chinese officials and resulted in Chinese sports organizations severing all ties with the Houston Rockets and canceling some NBA fan events in the country.
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Mr. Kurson also oversaw the Observer's decision last year to end its print edition and drop "New York" from its title, severing a link to its glory days as a pink-hued broadsheet led by the famed editor Peter W. Kaplan.
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But a whole vocabulary has developed over what that might mean — a "hard Brexit" or a "gray Brexit" or, if there is no deal, a "cliff edge," instantly severing Britain from the European Union's tariff-free trade and single market. Mrs.
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He also emphasized that under the pending agreement, U.S. forces are "not required to leave" unless the Taliban "can demonstrate they're fulfilling every element of their end of the bargain," including severing ties with terrorist groups such as al Qaeda.
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Pressing gently on the bruise of a broken home to explain Clare's addiction to the evil receptacle (in a move that recalls "The Possession" a few years back), Barbara Marshall's zippy script cuts corners without severing its bond to Clare's emotions.
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On June 85033, 2017, seven countries – Bahrain, Egypt, Libya, the Maldives, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Yemen – announced that they were severing diplomatic ties with Qatar because of the country's support for terrorist and extremist groups in the region.
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Eight years later, as communist Cuba was normalizing diplomatic relations with the United States, the FARC — the oldest leftist guerrilla group remaining on the continent — appeared to finally begin laying down its weapons and severing its ties with the drug trade.
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After years of supporting terrorist and extremist groups, Qatar finally faced consequences last month as seven countries — Bahrain, Egypt, Libya, the Maldives, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Yemen — all announced that they were severing diplomatic ties with the country.
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The Justice Department and the CFPB – which have told the Supreme Court that the CFPB director's insulation is indeed unconstitutional – said in this week's brief that the justices can solve the problem by severing the provision that shields the director.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - As one Arab state after another announced it was severing ties with Qatar, the tiny Gulf monarchy's flagship television channel Al Jazeera did not react like other broadcasters — it updated its news ticker but its presenters said nothing.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co shareholders ousted Carlos Ghosn as a director on Monday, severing his last tie with the Japanese automaker he rescued from near-bankruptcy two decades ago and from which he is now accused of siphoning funds.
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"This is a separatist government, it has no national legitimacy and it will reinforce the chances of severing the West Bank from Gaza," said a statement issued by Hamas as the swearing ceremony in Ramallah, in the Israeli-occupied West Bank ended.
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The severing of the supply lines has stopped U.N. food supplies reaching the enclaves, where 12.7 percent of children and 25 percent of pregnant women are suffering from moderate acute malnutrition, much higher than the national average of 4.9 percent, the U.N. said.
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Saudi execution of Shia cleric threatens to deepen regional sectarian crisis Here's the latest on where things stand: Picking sides Bahrain announced Monday that it was severing diplomatic ties with Iran, citing Tehran's "blatant and dangerous interference" in Bahrain and other Arab countries.
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The Conservatives are split between those who want a "hard Brexit," a complete severing of ties with the EU, and those who prefer a "soft Brexit," an arrangement that retains some of the advantages of being in the EU without formal membership.
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Sadr, who presents himself as a nationalist opposing both Washington and Tehran's influence, was quick to declare his support for Abdul Mahdi's decree and announce the severing of ties with his own militia, which he urged to integrate into the armed forces.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping called for a return to "unity and harmony" on Thursday as he welcomed gas-rich Qatar's emir to Beijing, amid a dispute that has seen some Arab states led by Saudi Arabia severing relations with Doha.
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The quartet issued a list of 13 demands that included not just ending support for terrorists and extremists -- but shutting down Qatar's al Jazeera TV network, severing ties with Iran, closing a Turkish military base and paying for lives lost through their policies.
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Saudi anti-terror coalition challenges U.S. role in Middle East Severing ties was a last resort, a source familiar with Saudi Arabia's decision said, because Saudi Arabia views Iran's behavior as unacceptable and feels no country is doing anything to counter it.
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But on the eve of Super Tuesday wins for Trump, those same leaders and most rank-and-file Republicans on Capitol Hill were careful about totally severing ties with the billionaire businessman, who is attracting support across a wide range of voters.
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After severing diplomatic ties over Saudi Arabia's execution of leading Shia cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr on Saturday, the strain is being felt as other majority Sunni and Shia nations, as well as world powers China and Russia, weigh in on the situation.
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While the term may seem clear as the irreversible elimination of the weapons with guaranteed verification, the North refers to the term as the denuclearization of the entire peninsula starting with the severing of South Korean ties to the U.S. nuclear umbrella.
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The Arab countries in Cairo listed 13 demands to be met by Qatar, including severing ties with terrorist groups, closing down the pan-Arab Al-Jazeera satellite channel, downgrading ties with arch-rival Iran and the closure of the Turkish air base.
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However, the energy feels more open—things are shifting, but unlike the severing that took place when Mars squared Uranus, Venus's dance with Uranus opens up new possibilities and finds you connecting with people on an unexpected level, perhaps even in unusual ways.
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" In the concluding couplet of Scenters-Zapico's sonnet, where rhyming is required, she quotes those lyrics but buries their rhyme inside the final line, severing the connection between longing and loneliness: "A la lima y al limón, tú no tienes / quien te quiera.
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Iran's imprisonment of American citizens, mostly on accusations of spying or subversion, has festered as a recurrent issue ever since the Iranian revolution 40 years ago, the seizure of the United States Embassy staff in Tehran and the severing of diplomatic relations.
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In response to the episode's revelations, B&B Hospitality Group, the restaurant empire built by Mr. Batali and his partners, released a statement calling the stories "chilling" and stating that the company was in the process of severing ties with Mr. Batali.
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Trump on Friday accepted the resignation of Shine, a former Fox News executive who had spent just nine months on the job, severing his most visible link to the conservative network — but likely not changing his relationship with the Trump-friendly outlet.
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Mr. Di Bella and others are convinced that severing familial links is not only one of the most effective ways to defeat the 'Ndrangheta, but that it also restores to the children of the mob families the possibility of a normal life.
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Some say the price reduction is simply a desperate attempt to save Mylan's reputation and avert criticism and side-step a potential severing of any association with the company, as it sponsors a number of events with worldwide exposure for the drug giant.
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If the Supreme Court were to attempt to fix the CFPB's allegedly unconstitutional structure by severing the provision shielding the director from accountability to the president, the CEI brief said, it would actually create even more of a separation-of-powers mess.
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Seven nations are getting together to discuss gender equality with a leader who once bragged about grabbing women's genitals, pluralism and tolerance with politicians who have promised to turn away refugees, and economic cooperation with a country severing ties with its neighbors.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The administration of President Donald Trump has been quietly cutting support for halfway houses for federal prisoners, severing contracts with as many as 16 facilities in recent months, prompting concern that some inmates are being forced to stay behind bars longer than necessary.
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BEIJING, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping called for a return to "unity and harmony" on Thursday as he welcomed gas-rich Qatar's emir to Beijing, amid a festering dispute that has seen some Arab states lead by Saudi Arabia severing relations with Doha.
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Some of those arrested were seen as critics of his foreign policies, which include severing ties with Qatar, increasing tensions with Iran and overseeing airstrikes in Yemen that have killed scores of civilians and drawn sharp condemnation from rights groups and some in Washington.
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In the letter, the authors decry that union for both "severing of the link between sex and gender" and the GOP's history of holding "investors and 'job creators' above workers and citizens," writing: Yes, the old conservative consensus paid lip service to traditional values.
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As the New York Times notes, it's obvious that an American-led campaign that includes aircraft from the countries severing ties with Qatar will be harder to wage if those countries refuse to allow their military representatives to even visit the American base there.
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Here's what happened: On Monday, Saudi Arabia and three of its biggest allies — Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain — all announced that they were severing diplomatic ties with Qatar, as well as suspending air, land, and sea travel to and from the country.
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Seems Lonzo is severing ties with BBB in the wake of an alleged financial scandal with the co-founder of the Big Baller Brand ... and the former #2 overall draft pick could be on the hunt for another major sports apparel brand to endorse.
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Gulf officials have said the restrictions will stay in place until Qatar meets a series of demands, including severing all ties with Iran and "terrorist" groups, shutting down the Qatari media organization Al Jazeera, and aligning its foreign, military and political policies with its neighbors.
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With their semi-autonomy, Palestinians fell into a pale version of Arab authoritarianism; the refusal by the nationalist Fatah movement to accept the victory by Hamas in the parliamentary election of 2006 led to internal strife, and the severing of Gaza from the West Bank.
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All attempts to amend the bill, on severing ties with the EU, have been voted down so far, but a debate next month on precisely when Britain should leave, and whether a time should be set at all, is be to test her authority.
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The state government said it was still taking measures to ease the clampdown, which has included a severing of all phone and internet links, curfew-like conditions in many areas, the detention of more than 500 politicians, community leaders and activists, and school closures.
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Trump bashed NAFTA during his populist campaign for the presidency, calling it a disaster for American workers, and has repeatedly called for severing trade ties with economic partners Mexico and Canada as part of a strategy to get a better deal for the United States.
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Since Friday, Taliban fighters have roamed the streets of Ghazni City, a strategic urban center less than 100 miles from the capital, Kabul, killing dozens of Afghan soldiers and police officers, cutting communications and severing the main highway from Kabul to the south and beyond.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art said on Wednesday that it would stop accepting gifts from members of the Sackler family linked to the maker of OxyContin, severing ties between one of the world's most prestigious museums and one of its most prolific philanthropic dynasties.
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To eat a pupusa the Salvadoran way, tear off a piece of sweet-scented masa, severing the strings of cheese still clinging to the tortilla, then use your thumb to secure a thicket of crunchy curtido slaw doused in tart tomato purée with each bite.
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In another, on a trip to the hospital in France where Vincent Van Gogh was treated after severing his ear, he photographed his wife, Judy, perfectly composed in open doorways, with a scarf around her head, mimicking the self-portrait of the bandaged artist.
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What distinguishes it from becoming a facile, postmodern gesture is Faustine's use of a bright, cadmium red photographic overlay that bisects the photograph horizontally, obscuring the lower bodies of the men on foot and the legs of Roosevelt's horse, severing them from the pedestal.
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Dara'a became known to the world only much later, in 21892, as the site of the crackdown that helped ignite Syria's civil war, signaling the breakdown of more of the region into hostile enclaves, and also severing the vestiges of the Turkey-Syria rail link.
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Trump bashed NAFTA during his populist campaign for the presidency, calling it a disaster for American workers, and has repeatedly called for severing trade ties with economic partners Mexico and Canada as part of a strategy to get a better deal for the United States.
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"Severing a statute is necessarily a legislative act, and the process of severance, therefore, necessarily intrudes into Congress' Article I authority," wrote Gene Schaerr of Schaerr Jaffe, who represents Republic Senators Mike Lee of Utah, James Lankford of Oklahoma and Michael Rounds of South Dakota.
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The damage already done to the car sector, Mr. Hawes said, would be "nothing compared with the permanent devastation caused by severing our frictionless trade links overnight, not just with the E.U. but with the many other global markets with which we currently trade freely."
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads VALETTA, Malta — A street fight broke out in the Roman night of May 21598th, 21599; weapons were drawn, and Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio's sword sliced through the thigh of a young pimp named Ranuccio Tomassoni, severing the artery.
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After he launched his campaign with remarks about undocumented Mexican immigrants bringing drugs, crime, and rape across the border, some of Trump's longstanding business associates—notably Univision, Macy's, and Serta, as well as NBC, which aired The Apprentice and Celebrity Apprentice—started severing ties with him.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The next phase of a U.S.-backed campaign against Islamic State in Syria aims to completely encircle its stronghold of Raqqa, severing the city from areas held by the jihadist group in Deir al-Zor to the south, a Kurdish military source said on Tuesday.
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DOHA (Reuters) - When 31-year-old Ali al-Mohanadi heard Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and other nations were cutting ties and severing all transport links with his home country Qatar, he emptied the back of his Land Cruiser SUV and drove to a nearby supermarket.
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"The demands of overseeing Novocure and managing its relationship with its shareholders and other stakeholders have made it infeasible for Bill to continue as a member of the investment team," Mr Ackman wrote, although he added that he was not severing ties with Mr Doyle completely.
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Although Hollar would eventually learn he had dislocated his knee, tearing all the collateral ligaments and severing an artery, during his first visit to the ER, doctors told him they didn't see any broken bones in his x-rays and thought he just had a sprain.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Backed by longtime ally China, Pakistan is confident it will avert blacklisting over terrorism financing by a global watchdog on Friday but it will not be completely off the hook until it proves it is genuinely severing ties with Islamist militants, officials and analysts said.
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It's about Brexit after all Although Brexit was supposed to be front-and-center during the campaign — the Conservatives advocating for a so-called "hard Brexit," with Britain severing nearly all ties with the EU, and Labour for a "soft" one — the subject scarcely featured in debate.
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Rather than completely severing his ties to his business empire by selling his assets or putting the Trump Organization into a blind trust, as the Office of Government Ethics has urged him to do, Trump will merely be resigning from the organization, Trump's lawyer, Sheri Dillon, explained.
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In a stunning and abrupt severing of an unusually close partnership, the nonprofit and the show's commercial producers, closely interconnected by longstanding personal and financial relationships, are suddenly in a bitter battle over how the nonprofit's role in the show's development is credited in the show's program.
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To everyone asking about my new Pez dispenser scar on my neck... A couple of months ago I was told I needed an emergency surgery or I was risking becoming paralyzed... I had herniated two discs doing stunts, and they were close to severing my spinal chord.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by a rapper affiliated with hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan who accused celebrity news website TMZ of defamation for reporting incorrectly that he attempted suicide by severing his penis and jumping off a second-floor balcony.
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Disney's Maker Studios unit, which owns the channel, told the Wall Street Journal on Monday that it was severing its ties with PewDiePie, whose real name is Felix Kjellberg, after an investigation by the newspaper turned up nine videos featuring Nazi imagery or anti-Semitic jokes.
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NORTH KOREA CUTS OFF U.S. COMMUNICATION: North Korea is severing its only official line of communication with the United States, the country announced Monday, incensed by recent sanctions against supreme leader Kim Jong Un and the pending deployment of a missile defense system to South Korea.
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The company said it was buying 42 percent of the internet distributor BamTech for $1.6 billion (bringing its stake to 75 percent), creating its own direct-to-consumer streaming service, and severing its lucrative licensing deal with Netflix for Disney-branded content in the United States.
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Patent lawyers said a recent congressional hearing made clear that there is broad, bipartisan support for addressing the flaw through a quick legislative fix, rather than by severing a provision of the Patent Act as suggested in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit's decision.
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The terms of their divorce could intensify hardships in the U.K. and Europe, or they might mitigate the damage and thereby lower the perceived costs for other member nations considering severing their ties to the EU. The U.S. presidential race is likely to be affected as well.
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For Mr. Hrib, who had been elected just two months earlier, it was the first skirmish in a diplomatic spat that would culminate with Beijing and Prague severing ties as "sister cities" and that today threatens lasting damage to relations between the Czech Republic and China.
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One of the reasons that only one leg was paralyzed is that four-legged animals can function even without the use of one leg and retain bladder and bowel control, whereas complete severing of the spinal cord can be devastating for an animal's quality of life.
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On June 5, Tillerson was in Sydney, Australia, with the defense secretary, James Mattis, when he learned that Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt were all severing relations with the tiny Persian Gulf nation Qatar and imposing an air, sea and land blockade.
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Their departure coincided with a major crackdown by the Indian government, including the arrival of tens of thousands more troops in Kashmir, the detention of hundreds of local leaders and activists, the severing of phone and internet links, and a curfew-like ban on most movement by local residents.
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McAfee, who has repeatedly insisted he will consume his own genitalia if bitcoin isn't successful, is infamous for creating and selling McAfee antivirus software, then being accused of murder (he says he's innocent), then rebranding himself as CEO of a cryptocurrency firm, and then severing ties with that firm.
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But regardless of which way Britons vote, the U.K. faces a tough set of economic problems — including a credit drought since the 2000 crisis, a widening trade deficit with Europe, stagnant wages and a lack of domestic demand — that won't be cured by severing ties with the European Union.
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The couple, who started dating when when Tyga left fiancée Blac Chyna (née Angela White) while Jenner was still underage, was on and off for three years before severing ties in April 2017, a month before the makeup mogul met current boyfriend, rapper Travis Scott (née Jacques Webster).
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Gulf Arab states have not made public any demands on Qatar but a journalist with the state-funded Al Jazeera network has shared a list that includes Qatar severing diplomatic ties with Iran and expelling members of the Palestinian Hamas group and the Muslim Brotherhood who live in Doha.
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President Rodrigo Duterte told U.S. President Barack Obama to "go to hell" in October, and has alluded to severing ties with the old colonial power, after being infuriated by U.S. criticism of his war on drugs, which has claimed 2000 lives since he took office on July 1.
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Britain, which is due to leave the bloc in March, has yet to approve a deal to avoid an abrupt severing of ties with the EU. Although the British parliament is due to vote on a proposed settlement next week, it is unclear if it will be approved.
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Pioneered in the thirties, by Egas Moniz, whose work later won him the Nobel Prize, the treatment reached a grotesque apogee in America, with Walter Freeman's popularization of the transorbital lobotomy, which involved severing connections near the prefrontal cortex with an icepick-like instrument inserted through the eye sockets.
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His tendency to wash his hands of ties is widely noted, running all the way back to the 1980s, when, according to a secretary employed by Cohn — the mentor whose loyalty Trump so praised — Trump responded to Cohn's learning of his own H.I.V. infection by severing professional ties.
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Apple severing ties with Google and developing its own in-house maps was costly and full of friction, but ultimately the contracting relationship itself had become so laden with frictions and conflicts of interest that it was impossible for Apple to pursue its core interests through that route.
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ATHENS — An effort by Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras of Greece to start severing cozy ties between the state and the Greek Orthodox Church, including taking priests off civil service payrolls, has opened up divisions within the church, which has played a dominant role in the country's life for centuries.
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The other side: When reports first emerged that the U.S. was considering sanctioning Zarif, there was considerable alarm among diplomats and former officials who said the administration, which claims to want a broader deal with Iran, was severing ties with its most likely point of contact for negotiations.
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His inscrutable style and record of watching Trump's back also have many observers suggesting ulterior political motives, a desire to slake some of the pressure bearing down on his department or an effort to at least restore the impression of the Justice Department's independence without severing ties with Trump.
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A myopic focus on what is renegotiated in NAFTA rather than on how it is renegotiated misses its key lesson: All kinds of policies, from climate change and health care to immigrant and human rights, are vulnerable to democratic severing if we do not remain vigilant and active citizens.
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He also warned of measures that the Kurdish regional government could take if Iraq's crackdown on air travel and the borders continued, including severing internet and mobile telephone coverage, much of it based in the region, and even the supply of cement, most of which comes from the region.
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For the record, Mr. Johnson continues to rule out keeping all of Northern Ireland in the European Union's economic orbit — a step that is fiercely opposed by Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party, Mr. Johnson's coalition partner, because it views that as an unconstitutional severing of the north from Britain.
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No change to text.) By Charlotte Greenfield WELLINGTON, March 17 (Reuters) - The New Zealand Treasury has questioned major banks over their severing of ties with remittance services, according to an official document seen by Reuters, amid concern over rising costs of money transfers and a lack of oversight.
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His speech to the nation on Wednesday evening — during which he blamed a "foreign virus" for the pandemic and announced a severing of flights between the United States and Europe — resonated as a sign that he was managing the optics of the crisis rather than the crisis itself.
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"I want nothing to do with them, they've done so much damage," said Martha Secue, 219, tearfully recalling the day five years ago when the FARC detonated a bus bomb outside a small police outpost in Toribio's main square, severing her husband's arm and ending his work as a cobbler.
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Although Twitter has long stood with users against intrusive government surveillance—severing the access of social media monitoring companies targeting black activists and combatting law enforcement subpoenas that threaten to undermine freedom of speech—the same level of concern has not been evident with voters amid allegations of election interference.
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WASHINGTON — House Democrats are putting forward a proposal to reopen the federal government by severing funding for the Department of Homeland Security and border security from other spending bills that enjoy bipartisan support — a gambit aimed at forcing President Trump to negotiate or to shoulder the blame for a protracted shutdown.
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All of the candidates said they wanted to maintain good relations with the United States, despite friction over El Salvador's severing of diplomatic ties to Taiwan in favor of China and the Trump administration's efforts to end a program that allows 250,000 Salvadorans to live legally in the United States.
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" It'll be things like, "We're going to put News Feed alerts so that you remember to go check and make sure that you're sharing with the right people, and that you're severing ties with apps that you maybe used five years ago that you no longer have a relationship with.
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But researchers can rewrite OSes and other platforms to work around the error by severing kernel memory entirely from user processes with a method called Kernel Page Table Isolation—though as the Register noted, the cost might be processors working up to five to 30 percent slower depending on the model and task.
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The subsequent storming of the Saudi embassy in Tehran and the Saudis' severing of diplomatic relations with Iran may appear to have their roots in religion, but the reasons why the Saudis chose to escalate tensions via the execution in the first place actually have little to do with a Sunni/Shia divide.
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" In a bravura passage, sitting at his desk listening to the clacking of typewriters up and down the street, Severing muses that he can "pick out the coded signatures of men whose work I know: a cuckold theater critic, a dime novelist at play, a shut-in literary essayist, a freelance advertising writer.
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Both the Justice Department and the CFPB target that brought the case to the Supreme Court – the California debt restructuring firm Seila Law – argued that the removal provision is unconstitutional under Supreme Court precedent, although, as I've reported, they disagree about whether the justices can cure the defect by severing that clause.
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It also served as a model for the streaming service's ambitious, $8 billion plan to reach 50 percent original programming by 2018—though the network seems to have calculated that severing ties with Spacey before he can put any more staff in danger or do more damage to the brand is the safer call.
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The prevailing theory for this is that by sending the coins to an accomplice pretending to be a normal user in a public lottery, rekcahxfb could retrieve coins tied to an earlier crime while severing any obvious ties between themselves and their hacker identity and pinning it on the Bitfinex hacker in the process.
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The proclamation was accompanied with a curfew in the state that included the house arrest of prominent Kashmiri leaders, the severing of all internet, cellphone, and landline connections, and the deployment of thousands of additional troops in what is already, with nearly a million soldiers, one of the most militarized regions in the world.
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Gulf Arab states have issued no public demands to Qatar, but a list that has been circulating includes severing diplomatic ties with Iran, expulsion of all members of the Palestinian Hamas group and the Muslim Brotherhood, the freezing of all bank accounts of Hamas members, ending support for "terrorist organizations" and ending interference in Egyptian affairs.
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For decades, Britons had told pollsters they were dissatisfied with the EU. And although Euroscepticism has been particularly high in recent years, according to the British Social Attitudes Survey, most respondents tended to say they had not thought seriously about severing ties with the EU. As a result, British politicians did not devote much consideration to the idea either.
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But the damage had been done: The UAE and Saudi Arabia, with the backing of the Trump administration, used the hacked news stories as a pretext for severing relations with Qatar, imposing a blockade, and making 13 demands, including that Qatar cut all ties with Iran and shut down Al Jazeera and all other state-funded news sites.
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Those who wanted to ensure that taxpayers would never again be on the hook for such staggering losses believed that the next step should have been a complete "wind down," severing all ties to government guarantees, with no more government charter, no more presidential appointees and no more liberal line of credit from the U.S. Treasury.
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Even as Severing is baffled and shattered by the rise of political extremism, Muller finds pleasure in the city's flowering of sexual diversity (briefly taking a lover who we would now call a trans man) and aesthetic pleasures (especially a visiting band of African American jazz musicians), which are the direct result of the collapse of suddenly outmoded traditions.
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Who could have guessed that a family willing to funnel inauguration funds into its own businesses, operating with unreserved impunity and a total disregard for the basic ethical considerations that typically come with holding public office, would also operate with total disregard for the basic ethical considerations that typically come with hiring -- and severing from -- contractors like Winston Wolkoff?
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Parliament did reject a no-deal Brexit, the over-a-cliff solution that could see chaos at Dover; all the Brits with their pads in Provence and the Costa Brava and Chiantishire thrust into limbo and forced into the "other passports" line at European borders; and the severing of the multinational supply chains on which British industry depends.
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They are a product of what longtime Democratic policy hands describe as a confluence of inequality trends, grass-roots pressure, the severing of some candidates' ties with the wealthy liberal donor class and a Democratic voter backlash against the 2017 tax cuts signed by President Trump, which delivered their largest benefits to corporations and high earners.
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The Democratic Unionist Party had propped up the minority Conservative government since 2017, and ultimately felt betrayed when Mr. Johnson struck a new Brexit deal that leaves Northern Ireland linked closely to the European Union's customs market, effectively severing it economically from the rest of the United Kingdom and putting a new border in the Irish Sea.
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By severing the link between the bank creating a loan—which was consistent with the interest rate limits of its home state—and the non-bank buyer of the debt, the Madden decision calls into question the ability of banks to sell loans off their books in securitization and mitigate risk by selling non-performing loans.
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When pressed on NBC's declaration from last summer that the network would be severing its business ties with Trump — a response to his astonishingly racist rhetoric regarding Mexican immigrants — only to let him host SNL in the fall, Greenblatt tried to emphasize that NBC is no longer working with Trump on The Apprentice or the Miss Universe pageants.
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Gulf officials have said the restrictions will stay in place until Qatar meets a series of demands, including severing all ties with Iran and "terrorist" groups, shutting down the Qatari media organization Al Jazeera, ending its military cooperation with Turkey and halting the construction of a Turkish military base on its territory, and aligning its foreign, military and political policies with its neighbors.
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But, to win passage, the A.C.A. postponed reckoning with our generations-old error of yoking health care to our jobs—an error that has made it disastrously difficult to discipline costs and insure quality, while severing care from our foundational agreement that, when it comes to the most basic needs and burdens of life and liberty, all lives have equal worth.
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The company, beset with regulation issues, has faced a Congressional inquiry, possible criminal charges, lawsuits, a recall of test results from the past two years, its main partner Walgreens severing ties, Forbes downgrading its worth from $9 billion to now just under $800 million, and its founder Elizabeth Holmes was formally banned from operating her own laboratories for the next two years.
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If the ruling African National Congress had truly wanted to bring him down, much as the apartheid government eventually froze out Smith in the late 1970s, it could have done so by severing transport, trade and other links with Zimbabwe, banning Mr Mugabe and his pals from visiting South Africa even in transit, and rubbishing him on the world stage.
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When Fox said on Wednesday that it was severing ties with Mr. O'Reilly after a "thorough and careful review of the allegations," it neglected to note that the scrutiny was not prompted by the allegations themselves — which the company already knew about — but by the defections of dozens of advertisers from "The O'Reilly Factor" and a drop in the company's stock price.
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As a former New York State judge who spearheaded the effort to open the state's Human Trafficking Intervention Courts and as the current head of a nonprofit dedicated to eradicating gender violence, I applaud law enforcement for severing this monstrous operation at the root: targeting the sex buyers who perpetuate the brutal cycle of abuse and exploitation of vulnerable women.
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