He is now focused on the Commonwealth, on representing the hundreds of millions of youth of the commonwealth.
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The Commonwealth service is about a month before the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting is held in London.
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Patricia Scotland QC, Secretary-General of the Commonwealth, which will hold the Commonwealth Heads of Government Summit in April.
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She and William will celebrate the Commonwealth on Thursday, ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in April.
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"My office diligently works to keep the bad actors out of the Commonwealth," said William Galvin, secretary of the Commonwealth.
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"I say the Commonwealth offers a huge amount, but the Commonwealth does not set itself up in competition with Europe - we are partners," Scotland told Reuters in an interview following her inauguration as head of the Commonwealth secretariat at a ceremony in London.
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Britain and the Commonwealth Enelamah was in London for the inaugural Commonwealth Trade Minister's Meeting, a gathering of officials from the former British colonies that make up the Commonwealth.
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"The Commonwealth has substantial interests justifying its intervention, and make no mistake, the Commonwealth of Virginia, and our people, are already being harmed by this Executive Order," he added.
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" He reminded the trainees that they represent "the commonwealth.
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Accordingly, the Commonwealth concedes that a new trial is necessary.
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"It will cost a lot for the commonwealth," he said.
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Terence McAuliffe declared a state of emergency in the commonwealth.
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Thinking about the Commonwealth was well down the pecking order.
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Chand was then banned from competing in the Commonwealth Games.
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Both of these shifts would be groundbreaking for the commonwealth.
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Henrico County and the Commonwealth of Virginia has it all.
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Virginia, the future of the Commonwealth is at stake tomorrow.
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The commonwealth argued that Fields intended to harm the counterprotesters.
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It won the Commonwealth Writers' Prize for Best First Book.
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The commonwealth has a population of about 3.5 million people.
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This was the 10th confirmed human case in the commonwealth.
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A 48% plurality of voters in the commonwealth say Gov.
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Yellen spoke Wednesday at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco.
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"This is a horrific day for the Commonwealth of Virginia," Gov.
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She regards the Commonwealth as the greatest success of her reign.
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A spokesman from the Commonwealth Bank of Australia declined to comment.
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We're obviously refocusing on the inequities that exist across the commonwealth.
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The commonwealth country and one of the UK's greatest allies. Them.
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Uber appealed that decision to the commonwealth court four weeks later.
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"We don't want that in the Commonwealth in Virginia," he added.
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Currently, the Commonwealth accounts for a small part of U.K. trade.
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The Commonwealth comprises 53 states that were mostly former British colonies.
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Ralph will do the right thing for the commonwealth of Virginia.
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Ralph will do the right thing for the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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Meléndez, even in the early days of the commonwealth, supported statehood.
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Trudeau was in London for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.
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Democrats have demanded that Chapter 9 be extended to the commonwealth.
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The Commonwealth Fund used to break down this question by income.
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The Maldives, a former colony, said it would leave the Commonwealth.
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Chapter 9 specifically excludes the commonwealth, although it is unclear why.
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To my great disappointment, it hasn't even taken over the Commonwealth.
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The Commonwealth has routinely settled compensation claims brought by asylum seekers.
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The Commonwealth of Independent States group will include Natus Vincere, Virtus.
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The Commonwealth said it had "race neutral" reasons for the strike.
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And the commonwealth is closely divided on the issue of guns.
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Fairfax should resign and no longer serve the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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He should step down and allow the Commonwealth to begin healing.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) gives his final State of the Commonwealth address.
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Democrats in the commonwealth were motivated to turn out, he said.
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The commonwealth passed Jim Crow era laws to prevent interracial marriage.
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It's the latest in a week of turmoil in the commonwealth.
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The Commonwealth Fund paper interviewed Americans who remained uninsured this spring.
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The commonwealth attorney wasn't interested in their video either, wrote Wallace.
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The prince also spoke about how the Commonwealth Trust is impacting communities.
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The commonwealth said changing the jury pool addresses such concerns about fairness.
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The Commonwealth Fund estimates that 44 million people were underinsured in 2018.
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Their deaths are a tremendous loss to our agency and the commonwealth.
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Clint Willis is the commonwealth&aposs attorney for Allen and Simpson counties.
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I think a lot of the Commonwealth countries — Australia, New Zealand, Canada.
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So the Commonwealth still faces an uphill struggle to recover its momentum.
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That is scant comfort to Brexiteers wanting to re-embrace the Commonwealth.
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It is an international sporting event for the Commonwealth nations or territories.
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Mr. Fairfax should resign and no longer serve the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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The fifth most popular "What is..." search is "What is the Commonwealth".
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Their deaths are a tremendous loss to our agency and the Commonwealth.
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Retired Ambassador Joe Torsella is the treasurer of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
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But the ultimate glue of the Commonwealth has undoubtedly been Queen Elizabeth.
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There's no cell or internet service in vast portions of the commonwealth.
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Both campaigns are testing different messaging in different parts of the Commonwealth.
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A message left with the Commonwealth Attorney's Office was not immediately returned.
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Every few years, the Commonwealth Fund conducts an international survey of patients.
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The Commonwealth is a 53-member group of mostly British former colonies.
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Tim Kaine served to hundreds of thousands of people across the Commonwealth.
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In 2018, she won Kenya's only boxing medal at the Commonwealth Games.
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"It's about bringing all the nations of the Commonwealth together," he said.
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The Commonwealth Bank is currently at first strike on its remuneration report.
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And, luckily, the Commonwealth Fund publishes a report that does just that!
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Lucky for us, the Commonwealth Fund did a study on just that!
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Our project was made possible by a grant from The Commonwealth Fund.
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In Massachusetts, there have been 10 confirmed human cases in the commonwealth.
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The unincorporated territory known as the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico is insolvent.
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Is future access to the capital market worth nothing to the commonwealth?
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The Commonwealth Fund has a nice brief explaining who these people are.
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"Unfortunately (this law) cannot stop someone being arrested and charged if the Commonwealth officials were minded to do so, or prosecuted if the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions thought it were appropriate to do so," he reportedly told lawmakers.
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I have to read this part for the beginning of the Commonwealth Club.
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We are seeing children abused all across the commonwealth because of conversion therapy.
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To the future of the monarchy and the British economy and the Commonwealth?
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"The Commonwealth of Virginia is naturally rich in its greatest traditions," Alston wrote.
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It garnered rave reviews and the Commonwealth Writers Award for Best First Book.
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The couple have made the Commonwealth a key part of their royal duties.
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The commonwealth had argued the lawsuits would cost too much money to litigate.
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Nowadays, the Commonwealth is a voluntary organization in the UK's post-colonialist world.
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Both Puerto Rican banks have various exposures to the Commonwealth and its instrumentalities.
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Hancock's case will be further reviewed by the Commonwealth Attorney for additional charges.
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Some experts expect the country to apply soon for membership of the Commonwealth.
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We believe the world's largest bourbon library should be here in the commonwealth.
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We've read about the Commonwealth gold and the success of the Phogat sisters.
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Prior to that, he was the general counsel to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
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It had been limited to writers from Britain, Ireland, the Commonwealth and Zimbabwe.
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Mugabe withdrew Zimbabwe from the Commonwealth in 2003 in a row over sanctions.
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Yet the threat of jail can help someone get clean, the commonwealth argued.
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States of emergency were declared Wednesday for the Commonwealth of Virginia and Charlottesville.
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Elizabeth Warren as well as raking in funding from sources outside the commonwealth.
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As a citizen of Australia, Assange seems to qualify in the Commonwealth category.
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My biggest takeaway from Puerto Rico was that the commonwealth needs more help.
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When that happens, how will the commonwealth finance hospitals, roads and other infrastructure?
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The Commonwealth is home to 2.4 billion people, mostly in Asia and Africa.
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"The proposal would dramatically negatively affect the commonwealth of Massachusetts," Mr. Baker said.
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César R. Miranda is the Attorney General of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
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The Commonwealth of Virginia ran an open primary, with 124 total allocated delegates.
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And then, you know the gun violence issue in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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Allen is the former Governor and U.S. Senator for the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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And armed citizens of the commonwealth are going to come to your house.
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"We have completed an application required by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, paid the required fee, and are working in a good-faith effort with officials of the Commonwealth to promptly resolve this matter," the company told TODAY in a statement.
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"Key aspects of this assessment will be to ensure that the proposal conforms with our rules and regulations, is operationally deliverable, sets manageable precedents for the Commonwealth Games and ultimately adds value to athletes and the Commonwealth Sports Movement," added Grevemberg.
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" Governor Ralph Northam called the shooting "a horrific day for the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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Those countries are all members of the Commonwealth of Nations, which the Queen heads.
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"I look at the Commonwealth and think, 'Look how much it's achieved,' " he says.
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If the Commonwealth were requesting to come, I am disposed to consider their application.
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We'll return to my conversation with Nell Scovell at the Commonwealth Club after this.
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A horror mod, Pilgrim - Dread the Commonwealth is inspired by the film The Witch.
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Many countries have palaces where royals live and conduct events — not just the Commonwealth.
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But Liverpool is confident it can secure the backing of the Commonwealth Games Federation.
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The two-part HBO documentary film I Love You, Now Die: The Commonwealth v.
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And politicians throughout the Commonwealth and the entire world were in attendance as well.
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One big snag is that the Commonwealth has been in dire need of cash.
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The choir comprised 52 children, in representation of the 52 nations of the Commonwealth.
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PREPA declared bankruptcy in July, part of a larger debt crisis gripping the commonwealth.
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"The storm is going to accelerate the economic decline of the commonwealth," Fabian said.
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Yes, Democrats now hold all the levers of power in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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Ralph Northam (D) should resign over a blackface controversy that has engulfed the commonwealth.
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States of emergency were declared on Wednesday for the Commonwealth of Virginia and Charlottesville.
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This will best serve the voters of HD94 and the rest of the Commonwealth.
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The commonwealth is struggling to pay a massive debt of more than $70 billion.
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Simpson to the horror of Edward's family, the government, the nation and the Commonwealth.
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On top of that, the Commonwealth says she'll have to pay $23k in restitution.
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Without the Commonwealth Games infrastructure, there would be no significant change to the area.
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The Commonwealth of Massachusetts began piloting three electric buses across three districts in 2016.
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A greater worry, Mr. Vickers said, is the withdrawal of countries from the Commonwealth.
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"This is something that no one should be doing across the commonwealth," Beshear said.
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If Britain wants something out of the Commonwealth, it cannot offer nothing in return.
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The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, a US territory, has a closed caucus.
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Jennifer L. Lawless is the Commonwealth Professor of Politics at the University of Virginia.
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Trump makes as much sense in the commonwealth as an igloo in Virginia Beach.
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Zimbabwe is making enquiries to re-join the Commonwealth, Reuters reported earlier this week.
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The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania had already gone through emergency compensation and state extended benefits.
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Just a day before Prince Charles was officially named the next leader of the Commonwealth, Anita Sethi, a British writer, slammed the royal for making an ignorant comment to her during their brief interaction at the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting this week.
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"As far as I can see, partnership is a much better way forward than separation for any of us," she said, when asked to respond to those who say the Commonwealth could replace the EU. Britain's Queen Elizabeth is head of the Commonwealth.
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The Commonwealth was up 28% to $81.25 but the ANZ was down 0.4% to $28.36.
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The commonwealth and the defense both agreed that jurors should come from outside Montgomery County.
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That compares with 19 percent who said so in 2013, according to the Commonwealth Fund.
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"Ralph will do the right thing for the Commonwealth of Virginia," McAuliffe told CNN Sunday.
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I was listening to an interview with Sam Altman last night at The Commonwealth Club.
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"Every single day, Kentuckians from across the Commonwealth contact me with their concerns," McConnell said.
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Sidhu (center) pictured earlier this year after winning gold at the Commonwealth Games in Australia.
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Though the commonwealth is poised to continue to default, the broader muni market remains unshaken.
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New Zealand was able to play on British guilt over its abandonment of the Commonwealth.
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"The commonwealth does not have to put witnesses on the stand," O'Neill said in court.
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And when Australia hosted the Commonwealth games in 2006, at least 40 participants stayed behind.
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THE TWO women at the top of the Commonwealth are determined to keep it buzzing.
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Harry, 34, took part in a roundtable discussion with young leaders from across the Commonwealth.
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But she said Britain would strengthen partnerships with NATO, the Commonwealth and the United Nations.
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So far it operates in Russia, Eastern Europe, the Commonwealth of Independent States and Thailand.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen's speech to the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco at 3 p.m.
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Brad McMillan, chief investment officer for the Commonwealth Financial Network, is a little more optimistic.
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And despite its weaknesses, the Commonwealth is still a club that countries want to join.
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Trudeau was speaking in London, where he is attending the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.
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The commonwealth contends that Fields' actions were premeditated with the intention to harm the counterprotesters.
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His father is the owner and president of the Commonwealth Investment Management Group in Jenkintown.
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The Commonwealth Bank (CBA) said in a statement that it will vigorously defend the proceedings.
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The commonwealth has elected a new governor, Ricardo Rosselló, who will assume office in January.
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According to ASIC, Aegon was provided with customer contact details from the Commonwealth Bank's database.
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That passive-aggressive guardianship is not inspired by any great love for the commonwealth status.
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Saying the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico is facing tough economic times is putting it mildly.
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This eventually led to the successful 1967 referendum to empower the Commonwealth in Aboriginal affairs.
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Prince Harry serves as president of The Queen's Commonwealth Trust and the Commonwealth youth ambassador.
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If the House follows suit, the commonwealth would become the 38th state needed for ratification.
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The award was initially open only to writers from Britain, Ireland, Zimbabwe and the Commonwealth.
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After the storm, the commonwealth government imposed a dry law forbidding the sale of alcohol.
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The Commonwealth Bank of Australia is arranging the sale, hence the cutesy Bondi Beach reference.
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The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands also hasn't been represented by a woman either.
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We don't promote hatred and bigotry in this country and in the commonwealth of Virginia.
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The commonwealth is protected from lawsuits filed by creditors seeking repayment, not from any lawsuit.
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Even in Canada, a member of the Commonwealth, their immigration status would be an issue.
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Kathryn Emmerson is a senior research scientist at the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation.
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And officials in the commonwealth are bracing for more severe disasters due to climate change.
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"We come to you this morning to reassure you that the Commonwealth of Virginia and all of us that are in this together will not and do not condone white supremacists that brought their hatred and bigotry to the Commonwealth of Virginia," Lt. Gov.
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The pair are first visiting Gambia to celebrate the country's return to the Commonwealth in February.
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MC: Please now join me in welcoming Nell Scovell and Kara Swisher to the Commonwealth Club.
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Just hours later, Meghan changed into a second ensemble for the Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey.
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Construction began in 1913, and after many delays, the Commonwealth parliament moved to Canberra in 1927.
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The 66-year old Coomaraswamy was a former director of economic affairs at the Commonwealth Secretariat.
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The commonwealth has to make changes to the order if it wants the ban to continue.
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"They use it to jump the queue," said Robin Osborn, senior adviser with The Commonwealth Fund.
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In the end, the actress who plays Geeta wins a gold medal in the Commonwealth Games.
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Commentary by Alejandro García Padilla, an attorney and the governor of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
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He eventually lost the Commonwealth belt in 1949, and his landmark British title a year later.
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" Judge Leon Bazile also stated "their marriage went against the peace and dignity of the Commonwealth.
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Virginian vice presidents Kaine's nomination would also end a remarkable drought for the commonwealth of Virginia.
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The Commonwealth Bank of Australia erased gains of over 1 percent to finish up 0.13 percent.
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Last week, Ambac jointly filed suit with Assured Guaranty against numerous senior officials of the commonwealth.
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Just hours later, Meghan changed into a second ensemble for the Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey.
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It's also located in a county that Trump won, though he lost the commonwealth of Virginia.
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"The commonwealth is living up to our promise to hold this project accountable," the DEP said.
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BRIAN DUNCANGettysburg, Pennsylvania My response to whether the Commonwealth is worth it is an emphatic Yes!
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And so, before asking what the Commonwealth is for, it is worth reconsidering what it is.
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"In the Commonwealth of Virginia, we have a lot of important elections this year," she said.
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Rosselló said the commonwealth has money ready in case of an emergency, despite the economic conditions.
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The allegations against him detail atrocious crimes, and he can no longer effectively serve the Commonwealth.
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He and wife Meghan, 37, are making the Commonwealth a central part of their public life.
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His government now appeared to view the commonwealth not as a transition but an end state.
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Zimbabwe Zimbabwe wants to get back into the Commonwealth, more than a decade after it left.
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On the opposite end of the spectrum was guest-fest-curator Peaches' showcase at the Commonwealth.
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The population of Puerto Rico is very poor, as is the economic outlook for the commonwealth.
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In the early 240s, she worked as an assistant attorney general for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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"Brexit, actually, in a converse way, has made the Commonwealth more relevant, not less," he said.
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Every two years the Commonwealth Fund provides an invaluable survey of major nations' health care systems.
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The voting habits of the Commonwealth frustrate me, but its hills, pastures and people made me.
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The Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions is working with the ACCC on the matter, it added.
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Price said the ABF would be keeping a strict eye on visitors during the Commonwealth Games.
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The juror who would later call Cosby's lawyers about the comment was struck by the Commonwealth.
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"Locally transmitted Zika virus has been reported in the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico," the agency said.
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The Commonwealth is a group of 53 nations ... almost all former British territories, such as Canada.
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But the commonwealth attorney's office has said they were public school students ages 16 and 17.
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She had been an assistant secretary of health and human services for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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"The Covid-22008 epidemic's influence has returned," the Commonwealth Bank of Australia said in a note.
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And a survey from the Commonwealth Fund showed a small rise, though it was statistically insignificant.
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They include the Africa Youth Awards, the Commonwealth Youth Awards and The Future Awards in Nigeria.
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The pre-recorded message will be broadcast in Britain and the Commonwealth nations on Christmas Day.
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A recent study by the Commonwealth Fund studied 72 indicators, including cost, access, and treatment outcomes.
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Are you familiar with the Commonwealth of Dominica, a small island country in the West Indies?
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Hasise Dubois caught four passes for a game-high 139 yards in the Commonwealth Cup win.
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These CDLs can be used by municipalities as well as the commonwealth in times of emergency.
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Once again the commonwealth government, the power authority and the bondholders have approved the revised deal.
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But opponents found an unexpected ally in William F. Galvin, the Massachusetts secretary of the commonwealth.
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"This is really counterintuitive," says Robin Osborn, who directs the Commonwealth Fund's international health policy program.
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The impoverished southern African nation - a member of the Commonwealth - gained independence from Britain in 1968.
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"The Queen clearly is personally very committed to the Commonwealth but after her, maybe it's a time to say 'well actually the Commonwealth should decide who its own president is on a rotational basis'," Jeremy Corbyn, leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party, told the BBC on Sunday.
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The Commonwealth is something that is close to Harry, too (he was recently named Youth Ambassador to the 53-country organization) and the royal couple are set to take a leading role in working for the needs of young people across the Commonwealth during their public life.
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Wednesday's meeting at Lancaster House in London was hosted by Lord (Tariq) Ahmad, Minister of State for the Commonwealth, and saw the young people brief Harry about the issues that are key to them in the run up to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting 2020 (CHOGM).
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Roughly 9 percent of total U.K. exports went to the Commonwealth in 2016, dwarfed by the 43 percent that went to the EU. Meanwhile, the Commonwealth provided around 8 percent of the U.K.'s imports, roughly the same as those coming into the U.K. from China.
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Therefore, this case belongs in no court, and certainly not a court in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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Both NAB and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia are also expected to notch up record annual earnings.
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The World Bank has launched the first bond on a blockchain with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
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On Tuesday, Brendan Murphy, the Commonwealth Chief Medical Officer of Australia's Department of Health, acknowledged the cases.
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January 22, 2018 - Rosselló announces that the commonwealth will begin privatizing the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority.
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Its new home—a grade-II listed building which once housed the Commonwealth Institute—is grander still.
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She won her first gold medal at the Commonwealth Games in 2014, followed by another in 2018.
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It creates an oversight board that unnecessarily undercuts the democratic institution of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
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Vice President Pence will appear at a Virginia rally in support of Republican candidates in the commonwealth.
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The Commonwealth can re-indict this charge without time limitation should Matthew violate terms of the plea.
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The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands lies about 5,800 miles south-southwest of California's Pacific shore.
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That, say watchers in Whitehall, was a slap in the face of both Britain and the Commonwealth.
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The Commonwealth had voted for the Republican candidate in 22012 consecutive presidential elections dating back to 252.
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That proposal would add an estimated $3.5 billion to the deficit, according to the Commonwealth Fund report.
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To put it bluntly, they're romantic as hell, and they're being ooey-gooey all over the commonwealth.
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Virginia's top three Democratic politicians are embroiled in scandals, launching the Commonwealth into a state of chaos.
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The Commonwealth Fisheries Association said CSIRO's long-term predictions on ocean warming were vital for the industry.
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But he conceded Tuesday he thought he barred the commonwealth from prosecuting the case 11 years ago.
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The Commonwealth of Virginia earlier this year already approved up to $750 million in performance-based perks.
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And in 2013 he pulled the Gambia out of the Commonwealth, saying it was a "neocolonial institution".
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Brian McNiff, spokesman for the secretary of the commonwealth of Massachusetts, says shaking hands alone isn't prohibited.
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Two years later he again trailed in behind Alistair at the Commonwealth Games, this time finishing second.
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All three are part of the Commonwealth, and owe much of their sporting heritage to British colonialism.
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But a wary Britain, keen to preserve links with the Commonwealth and America, stood aside from both.
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In May, the financial crises led the commonwealth to file the largest municipal bankruptcy in US history.
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"The decision to leave the Commonwealth was difficult, but inevitable," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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I do not believe the Senate will stand idle while the Commonwealth slides into economic cardiac arrest.
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He was tapped earlier this year to succeed Queen Elizabeth II as the head of the Commonwealth.
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The Commonwealth Institute building is considered one of London's more important post-World War II modernist structures.
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This debt crisis reached an inflection point in July 2016 when the commonwealth defaulted on its debt.
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The new bill also includes language to clarify who can get paid and when by the commonwealth.
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"Here we are looking at bits and pieces that even the commonwealth had difficulty assembling," he said.
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However, the "commonwealth" manifesto failed to garner a majority vote in a series of political status plebiscites.
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A new Roanoke College poll found Trump and Clinton each taking 2202 percent support in the commonwealth.
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Mississippi's state healthcare system ranked dead last in America on a 2018 scorecard by The Commonwealth Fund.
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Most of the island had had its power restored as the commonwealth rebuilt its decimated electrical grid.
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With the right structure in place, fair deals can be reached between the commonwealth and its creditors.
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It accounts for more than 79 percent of the non-carbon-emitting power production in the commonwealth.
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Over 70 countries, including many in the Commonwealth, that still have such discriminatory laws should also repeal.
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Her death is likely to cause public trauma not just in this country but throughout the Commonwealth.
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Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan will also speak in San Francisco at the Commonwealth Club of California.
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With more than $70 billion dollars in debt, the Commonwealth defaulted on its debt in July 2016.
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Adrienne Jappe, a lawyer for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, argued that the names should not be released.
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As a report from the Commonwealth Fund demonstrates in detail, health care is unlike any other market.
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The idea of blowing them up to commemorate the Commonwealth Games could only be considered in Glasgow.
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If Glasgow didn't win the bid to host the Commonwealth Games, what would have become of Dalmarnock?
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Eric J. Gottesman, a brother of the groom, officiated after receiving permission from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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Archaeologists from the Commonwealth Heritage Group recovered almost 85,000 artifacts from the site between 2014 and 2016.
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Until recently, it was restricted to novels written by authors from Britain, Ireland and the Commonwealth nations.
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The government said it had accepted 104 of the commission's 122 recommendations addressed directly to the Commonwealth.
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Already, the board has flouted PROMESA, impeded consensual negotiations and pushed the commonwealth into a needless bankruptcy.
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Ms. Rueda, the commonwealth attorney, said she saw the sentence as an opportunity to expand their minds.
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Immigration laws were tightened after 1962, eventually putting an end to large-scale migration from the Commonwealth.
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Joshua B. Butts, a friend of the couple, received permission from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to officiate.
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Porter said the directive to the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions (CDPP) was issued on Sep. 19.
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The site includes a lengthy section on the couple's duties as the queen's emissaries to the Commonwealth.
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Astoundingly, the hospitals in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts are asking for exactly that kind of do-over.
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In October, it announced that it would withdraw from the Commonwealth after facing criticism over human rights.
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The commonwealth released the heavily redacted complaint that accuses the company of contributing to the opioid crisis.
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He also found that the Commonwealth of Kentucky — not Ms. Davis or Rowan County — must pay them.
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But while eyes are currently on Virginia, this is an issue that extends far beyond the Commonwealth.
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It's been a chaotic week in the commonwealth after the top Democratic leaders became embroiled in scandal.
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There's nothing stopping sectoral organizations from setting up protected areas right now, says the Commonwealth Secretariat's Ardron.
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As well as the Champions League final, I did the Wimbledon men's final and the Commonwealth Games.
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"ACPD is aware that driverless vehicles are being tested in the Commonwealth," Arlington County Police even told ARLNow.
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Britain's Queen Elizabeth leaves after attending the Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey in London, Britain March 12, 2018.
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Hong Kong's judges, like their counterparts in Britain and the commonwealth, have historically remained discreet on political issues.
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" In 2017, at age 60, Terry McAuliffe is "His Excellency, the 72nd governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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At the Commonwealth Games in Delhi in 0003, Geeta won the country's first-ever gold medal in wrestling.
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The Commonwealth "open door", the subject of Clair Wills's poignant book, "Lovers and Strangers", lasted only until 1968.
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The more esoteric—but possibly determinative—matter asks who is authorised to speak for the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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American Katie Ledecky, who will not be at the Commonwealth Games, holds the world record of 8:04.79.
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According to a study published by the Commonwealth Fund, a dozen comparable countries enjoy a higher life expectancy.
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He and wife Meghan Markle, 37, see the Commonwealth as taking an important role in their working life.
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He and wife Meghan Markle, 37, see the Commonwealth as taking an important role in their working life.
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And if the commonwealth can actually prove this case beyond a reasonable doubt, what could happen to Cosby?
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He'd built it with the state reward for his gold medal in the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.
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The governor of the commonwealth of Massachusetts called it an "unacceptable and shameful" act on the heckler's part.
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L) and is also owned by Colonial First State, a division of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA.AX).
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But after Detroit went bust in 2013, municipal creditors fled to safety and the commonwealth lost market access.
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What would be life-changing sums of money for the commonwealth are rounding errors in the federal budget.
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In his early shows at the Commonwealth Sports Club in Harlem, his mixed race shows received little attention.
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This chart from the Commonwealth Bank shows the number of US oil rigs overlaid against US oil output.
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The planet Bienvenido has returned to normal space from the Void, but millions of lightyears from the Commonwealth.
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García will continue pushing for congressional legislation that allows the commonwealth to restructure its debt, the newspaper reported.
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The commonwealth has the lowest participation rate in the labor market in the United States and all territories.
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Will future investors, having lived through a cram-down, have warm thoughts about investing in the Commonwealth again?
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Dominica has a police force called the Commonwealth of Dominica Police Force, which also acts as a coastguard.
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By 2003, she had won bronze at the Commonwealth Games and was named Fiji's Sportswoman of the Year.
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He won the British title against Gorman and will hope to win the Commonwealth against Tetteh on Friday.
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"The Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and its municipalities are in the middle of a fiscal crisis," she wrote.
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That's less money for critical priorities like education, public safety, and infrastructure—things the Commonwealth should be prioritizing.
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Until 2014, the prize was restricted to novels written by authors from Britain, Ireland and the Commonwealth nations.
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Even when we hosted the Commonwealth Games in India, (the IOC) praised the technical conduct of the event.
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He will also ask to rejoin the Commonwealth and nullify Jammeh's declaration of Gambia as an Islamic republic.
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Mr. Trump declared an emergency in the commonwealth on Monday, and ordered federal assistance in the hurricane response.
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The consumer advocate Ralph Nader, who sued the Commonwealth of Virginia to allow pharmacies to advertise drug prices.
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"The Commonwealth matters to me," said Jacqui Gooding, a New Zealander who was visiting Surfers Paradise on vacation.
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Even in Canada, the Commonwealth Fund estimates that two-thirds of citizens carry some version of private coverage.
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Her illness began after a trip to London where she attended the Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey.
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Fewer disclosures of misconduct big and small, according to the Inspector General, the Commonwealth Ombudsman and legal scholars.
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Sixteen countries in the Commonwealth are designated as realms, meaning that the queen remains the head of state.
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Some 1.1 billion women and girls live in the Commonwealth, a loose alliance of mostly former British colonies.
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The Commonwealth has developed a tool to help governments measure the cost of violence against women and girls.
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The commonwealth constitution is quite clear that bondholders are to get paid first, even ahead of pension beneficiaries.
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According to a 0003 analysis of 11 rich, Western countries by the Commonwealth Fund, America comes in 11th.
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Matt Bevin officially asked the commonwealth to recanvass the votes from Tuesday's election, which will occur next week.
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Subordination would be an enormous mistake imposing substantial adverse effects upon the commonwealth itself over the longer term.
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The wins add to a mounting tally for Democrats in the commonwealth as the party celebrated Lt. Gov.
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Ricardo Rosselló announced Monday that the commonwealth will begin privatizing the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, or PREPA.
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The commonwealth had accumulated more than $70 billion in debt, paying interest rates as high as 93 percent.
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"I don't believe he can effectively lead the commonwealth at this time," Ms. Wexton said of the governor.
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From April 4 to 15, the Commonwealth Games will be held on the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia.
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He was also: Africa Region Winner, Commonwealth Youth Award of Excellence in Development 2016, Cameroon Youth Ambassador to the Commonwealth, National Coordinator of Local Youth Corner Cameroon, Africa and Global Winner for the Commonwealth Youth Award of Excellence, and Member of UNOY Global Youth Advocacy Team on Youth Peace and Security.
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Her coronation dress was made of white satin embroidered with the emblems of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth.
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Earlier this week, the future newlyweds had a glam date night at an event championing women in the Commonwealth.
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"Yet it is defendant who dramatically accuses the commonwealth of 'stretching the rules beyond the breaking point,' " Steele wrote.
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On Monday, she appeared alongside her most high-profile royal event yet — the Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey.
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The Canopy is a network of forest conservation initiatives that marks his grandmother Queen Elizabeth's service to the Commonwealth.
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Cosby's lawyers also argue the commonwealth previously agreed he would never be prosecuted for the allegations in the deposition.
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Ku is the lead author of the report, which was issued by the Milken Institute and the Commonwealth Fund.
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Speaking at The Commonwealth Club of California in San Francisco, Altman talked about the state of Trump and technology.
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The Commonwealth of Kentucky Court of appeals denied the teen's request for an injunction in the case on Monday.
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Hostilities between the Evagardian Empire and the Commonwealth have ended, but the Admiral finds that he's still in danger.
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Above is the Commonwealth, a sprawling country described as a melting pot of various races, species, and magical creatures.
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The initiative began in 2015 as a network of forest conservation program throughout the 53 countries of the Commonwealth.
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This week the MOD said it would start accepting applications from citizens of all 53 countries of the Commonwealth.
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A very profound and heartfelt thank you to the Commonwealth of PA, Montgomery County, for their service and sacrifices.Congratulations.
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And Queen Elizabeth is using her favorite week of the year to highlight fashions and artisans across the Commonwealth.
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Along with Meghan Markle, 36, he is expected to put the Commonwealth at the forefront of his public work.
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In addition to the large GDB payment, the commonwealth also owes smaller sums on a handful of other bonds.
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"We are asking the Commonwealth to stand with us," Borowicz said at a press conference Monday, according to PennLive.
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Meghan's wedding veil celebrated the Commonwealth by having the flowers of each of the 53 countries embroidered on it.
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Cosby is not guilty of any crime and not one single fact presented by the Commonwealth rebuts this truth.
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Harry has urged the under-30s to take a lead as they are the future of the Commonwealth nations.
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Granted, I spent 40 hours wandering the wastelands of the Commonwealth, but I never even finished the main story.
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They will tour the Commonwealth countries of Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and Tonga this fall, the palace confirmed recently.
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The Commonwealth also urged the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission to expedite the announcement of the results of the presidential vote.
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An analysis in January by researchers at the Commonwealth Fund and George Washington University looked at the likely results.
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This year's meeting will likley be one of the last Queen Elizabeth hosts as the Head of the Commonwealth.
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International observers from the Commonwealth and elsewhere are urging the release of the presidential results as soon as possible.
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IAN BREMMER: I think the Commonwealth is extraordinarily important to Britain, and the Brits should invest more in it.
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That is a project to create a network of forest conservation initiatives throughout the 52 nations of the Commonwealth.
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Meghan's wedding veil celebrated the Commonwealth by having the flowers of each of the 53 countries embroidered on it.
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"That debt bankrupted the commonwealth and its agencies while the banks enriched themselves through massive fees," the lawsuit stated.
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The Commonwealth has agreed to reduce the current felony charge to a misdemeanor of possession of a controlled substance.
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"If you believe the commonwealth, it was a crime of passion," Naumovic's attorney, Mike Joynes, tells the Virginian-Pilot.
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This episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher, was recorded live onstage for Inforum at the Commonwealth Club.
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Several engagements are connected to the Commonwealth, a global network of 53 countries with more than two billion people.
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And those cost burdens are more common among Medicare beneficiaries who have low incomes, the Commonwealth Fund report found.
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On Monday, Kate Middleton and Sophie, Countess of Wessex co-hosted the Commonwealth Fashion Exchange reception at Buckingham Palace.
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The ruling from U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema came in response to a request from the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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An "oversight board", nominated by Congress, would in effect revoke the self-government the commonwealth has enjoyed since 1948.
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Ask citizens of the 270 countries that make up the Commonwealth what it is for, and most will shrug.
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Earlier this month, Gambia rejoined the Commonwealth, which Jammeh withdrew from in 2013, calling it a "neo-colonial institution".
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The proposal, which is subject to consultation, was announced Thursday at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in London.
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"It shows the way William is maintaining his grandmother's priority with the Commonwealth with a modern twist," Lacey adds.
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The combined population of the Commonwealth, a group comprising of the U.K. and its former colonies, is 2.4 billion.
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In an analysis of the health systems of 11 Western high-income countries, the Commonwealth Fund ranked America 11th.
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"The victims in each case were available to the commonwealth and these are both very serious charges," he says.
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St. Lucia is an island state that belongs to the West Indies and is a member of the Commonwealth.
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For more than a year, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico has struggled with a debt of over $85033 billion.
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In 3347, Mugabe withdrew Zimbabwe from the Commonwealth, the 52-nation organization of Great Britain and her former colonies.
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In 28500, Virginia had a 6900% union membership – in 2628 the Commonwealth only had a 28503% rate of membership.
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The Commonwealth Games champion threw even further at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium, clearing a distance of 88.06 meters.
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Brad McMillan, chief investment officer at the Commonwealth Financial Network, said the recent scares may have flushed out sellers.
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Under Kentucky law, such documents should remain private as outlined in the Protective Order with the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
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"I want you back as a full citizen of the commonwealth," Mr. McAuliffe said then of the ex-felons.
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Northam suggested he would sign a bill banning sanctuary cities, even though no such cities exist in the commonwealth.
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The 25-year-old Australian won last year's race only a week after her triumph at the Commonwealth Games.
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"During the course of this case, the Commonwealth investigated nearly 50 women allegedly victimized by defendant," the motion states.
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That is where we find ourselves in the context of the debt crisis confronting the commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
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Since that designation in early 2015, we have tripled the number of national service alumni working for the Commonwealth.
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In fact, 2012 research from the Commonwealth Fund found that the savings could exceed $15 billion over a decade.
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But in 16 other nations belonging to the Commonwealth, the same woman is also the official head of state.
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The in-principal deal struck between the Commonwealth and the claimants still needs to be approved by the court.
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A very helpful graphic from the Commonwealth Fund is a great reminder of a fundamental truth in American medicine.
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The Commonwealth Day service is a yearly celebration of 54 member states including Nigeria, their common ground and achievements.
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"CBO overestimated marketplace enrollment by 30 percent ... while it underestimated Medicaid enrollment by 14 percent," the Commonwealth Fund found.
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Some judges criticized Krasner's reforms in court, telling assistant D.A.s that they weren't upholding the obligations of the commonwealth.
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"We need to make Election Day a holiday," he said in his State of the Commonwealth speech in January.
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Sadly, this task is made more difficult, because the commonwealth is already facing a massive, $120 billion debt crisis.
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Given the financial woes of Puerto Rico and the post-hurricane devastation, that isn't the case in the commonwealth.
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His mother retired as an administrative law judge for the State of Delaware and for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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"We need to make Election Day a holiday," he said in his State of the Commonwealth speech last month.
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Since then, he's traveled the globe competing in renowned events like the UCI World Championships and the Commonwealth Games.
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Ricardo Rosselló – and endorsed by the Oversight Board – has drawn intense scrutiny both inside and outside of the commonwealth.
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High profile surrogates have flooded the commonwealth, among them Vice President Mike Pence as well as Democratic presidential hopefuls.
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On April 29, 1974, eighteen-year-old Denise Sousa was discharged from the care of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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Analysis from the Commonwealth Fund concluded that the Affordable Care Act was responsible for a majority of the decline.
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The move comes months after the Commonwealth Transportation Board voted to have the name changed after nearly a century.
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Williams hoped McDonnell, and the Commonwealth of Virginia, would help put his supplement on track for major scientific research.
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