Russia's parliament is considering banning children from unsanctioned political actions.
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The RSC did not intervene in the day's unsanctioned protests.
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The economic incentives for unsanctioned stem cell clinics are clear.
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"People are doing it on their own, unsanctioned," she said.
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It was informal and unsanctioned, with little vision for the future.
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The Trump administration isn't the first to have unsanctioned dealings with Russia.
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Would you say that the downsides of being unsanctioned outweighed the upsides?
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There's an option to go to illegal RipperDocs, selling unsanctioned military optics.
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The company previously warned users that unsanctioned screen protectors could cause issues.
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As a result, affected businesses should be on watch for unsanctioned mining.
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One update, rolled out in late 2013, made unsanctioned media files unreadable.
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He was presented with charges of organizing an unsanctioned rally, he tweeted.
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What were some of the downsides to the unsanctioned nature of the facility?
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After publishing an unsanctioned autobiography abroad, he apologised grovelingly for his "irreparable mistake".
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By 22015, he began participating in unsanctioned street fights in and around Miami.
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And unsanctioned clinics cost patients thousands of dollars and are not covered by insurance.
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There are reports of unsanctioned entries into the DJ booth, of attempted high fives.
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Analysts expect it will take time for legal trade to push aside unsanctioned competition.
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Around 3,500 people participated in the unsanctioned protest, the ministry said in a statement.
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But Griner is not down with an unsanctioned new usage of her son's image.
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Levinson disappeared in Iran in 2202 while on an unsanctioned CIA intelligence-gathering mission.
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Now Sammy has begun using unsanctioned nicknames, such as Skeeter, Skittles or even Squitter.
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One unsanctioned debate is already scheduled in New Hampshire next weekend, before the state's primary.
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NEW YORK — Khabib Nurmagomedov wanted an unsanctioned brawl against Conor McGregor in a loading dock.
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Slice was a strip club bouncer who began competing in unsanctioned street fights in 2003.
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The Kremlin warned Navalny's supporters to refrain from holding any unsanctioned rallies in his absence.
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In March, unsanctioned, anti-corruption protests rattled the Kremlin due to their size and sweep.
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The sideshow is an Oakland tradition of (often unsanctioned) late-night displays of vehicular acrobatics.
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There were 25 Democratic primary debates in 2008 and 15 in 2004, both sanctioned and unsanctioned.
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Unsanctioned Promsvayzbank could take on Rusal's debt with a guarantee from the Russian government, bankers said.
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That unscrupulous startups are tossing unsanctioned—and potentially dangerous—objects into space is so not cool.
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Verdict: At least their unsanctioned exhibitionism didn't trigger an earthquake (see Crimes of the Art #17).
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The scale of this unsanctioned storytelling is unprecedented for a major outbreak or disaster in China.
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Without snooping neighbours to fear, dissidents gathered to swap samizdat, imbibe unsanctioned art and discuss politics.
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Herrmann didn't expect these unsanctioned signs to stay up forever (indeed, one has already been removed).
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But, like other Gulf states, it outlaws unsanctioned religious gatherings and non-Muslims must not proselytize.
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While "unsanctioned" by the Egyptian government, this church had been holding services for some 15 years.
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Navalny said he had been charged with organizing an unsanctioned meeting and with disobeying the police.
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The skating federation had threatened to bar the speedskaters if they participated in an unsanctioned event.
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And several senators were spotted taking unsanctioned 15-minute breaks, the New York Times reported Thursday.
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Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was reportedly detained Thursday in connection to organizing an unsanctioned rally.
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On top of that, Michigan and Florida held weird unsanctioned primaries in 2008 that Clinton won.
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Confronted with the Sisyphean task of improving their own user experience, media companies are instead doing what the music and movie industry did when confronted with a superior unsanctioned user experience: They are responding with legal threats and attempts to make the unsanctioned user experience worse.
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"Putin has made it clear that there will be no concessions to the unsanctioned opposition," Sanovaya said.
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That unsanctioned user experience is seen as markedly superior to the sanctioned user experience that publishers provide.
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First, they can try and improve their own experience to reach parity with the unsanctioned user experience.
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She married Kent White, a seminarian, and the couple started an unsanctioned Methodist Pentecostal church in Denver.
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"No attempt to take innocent life on UK soil will go either unsanctioned or unpunished," he said.
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It can also issue alerts in the event sensitive data is being used in an unsanctioned way.
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Despite the benefits, encampments can have a rough time shaking the reputations of their unsanctioned, unregulated counterparts.
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To avoid telltale lines, the unsanctioned site allows access to fewer than 60 people at a time.
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In a point-counterpoint argument, Sam complains about an unsanctioned party that left her house in shambles.
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Trade through the port slumped last year and some shipping companies abandoned it for unsanctioned rival operations.
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Police told those on the street that the protest was unsanctioned and asked them to move on.
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Under his nearly three-decade rule, rights groups say, thousands were imprisoned for worshiping at unsanctioned mosques.
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Bill Weld and former Republican Congress member Joe Walsh — participated in an unsanctioned presidential debate Tuesday night.
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Of course, this was baseball unsanctioned — and only grudgingly permitted — by Giamatti's imposing predecessor Kennesaw Mountain Landis.
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One teacher said classes resumed when they stopped using unsanctioned textbooks and avoided the words "Sunday School".
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A few hours earlier, Mr Navalny had been arrested outside his apartment block for organising an "unsanctioned" rally.
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Outposts are small unsanctioned communities which have sprung up in the West Bank in the last 20 years.
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In the Los Angeles suburbs, widespread informal housing consists both of partitioning existing spaces and unsanctioned new construction.
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The Kremlin detained several hundred protestors in connection with the unsanctioned rallies, including Putin's political rival, Alexei Navalny.
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The military push follows the Kurdish Regional Government's decision to hold an unsanctioned referendum on independence last month.
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Some of the best Venom merchandise I've ever seen was from Vietnam, and that was obviously totally unsanctioned.
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That would undercut any suggestion that Mr. Khashoggi died in a rogue operation unsanctioned by the crown prince.
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A tit-for-tat trade war may begin, as they impose unsanctioned measures to even up the score.
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"People did not come out for an unsanctioned event," Marat Guelman, a leading cultural figure, wrote on Facebook.
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Some unsanctioned treasure hunters found it buried with two swords, two axe heads, a chisel, and two armbands.
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The DNC's "exclusivity clause" bars candidates from taking part in sanctioned debates if they participate in unsanctioned ones.
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The DNC has warned that candidates who participate in unsanctioned debates will be barred from attending future sanctioned debates.
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The motto of the unsanctioned competition is "You May Die" -- though no one has in its 2000-year history.
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In March, the woman blinded by an unsanctioned stem cell treatment filed a lawsuit against Berman's Cell Surgical Network.
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Putin said the risks of unsanctioned gas siphoning by Kiev had increased because of expectations of a cold winter.
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Clinton pressed Sanders Wednesday to join her for an unsanctioned Democratic debate in New Hampshire being hosted by NBC.
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The party had warned that any candidate who participates in an unsanctioned debate would be barred from future debates.
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DNC officials however pushed back on the characterization, saying the language did not expressly allow future unsanctioned climate debates.
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The secretive British street artist has denounced past attempts to sell or exhibit for profit his unsanctioned street pieces.
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Mr. Navalny was barred from running for office and was later jailed for attending an unsanctioned protest in Moscow.
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The DNC would punish candidates for taking part in unsanctioned debates by barring them from participating in future debates.
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Police said the activists' actions amounted to an unsanctioned protest, put them in a police van and drove away.
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The Spanish government insisted the Catalan authority "return to the path of the law" after holding an unsanctioned referendum.
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This was, according to the company, an enterprising—and unsanctioned—act on the person's last day of work there.
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Rihanna is suing her father for exploiting the name Fenty for unsanctioned business opportunities, according to documents obtained by People.
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Political protests will be heavily restricted during the World Cup and unsanctioned demonstrations could provoke a heavy-handed police response.
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Voters have been sporting their Election Day best, which means everything from pantsuits to suffragette white to unsanctioned candidate merch.
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In places where authority is already diminished, unsanctioned acts of recompense can make cyber safety an issue of immediate safety.
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And under their rules, candidates who appear in unsanctioned debates can be barred from the formal prime-time network contests.
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"Creating facts" was originally the work of zealous activists who moved onto hilltop outposts, unsanctioned by even the Israeli government.
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The interior ministry said on Wednesday police and soldiers had detained 55 people earlier this week for holding unsanctioned protests.
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Leissner left Goldman Sachs in 2016 after it was discovered that he wrote an unsanctioned letter of recommendation for Low.
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If this list is published, it will almost certainly lead to new, unsanctioned boycotts against Israel and other U.S. allies.
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While that work stayed in place for a full year, Saturday's unsanctioned intervention remained in place for roughly two hours.
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At a second, smaller and unsanctioned vigil, one speaker called for the international community to investigate the deaths in Tiananmen.
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The spot also includes white supremacists defending Trump, noting how a group did unsanctioned robocalls for him during the primary.
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While candidates cannot participate in unsanctioned debates, they may attend TV town halls in which they appear separately on stage.
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Back in 2003, Slice became an Internet sensation for his backyard fighting videos -- destroying several opponents in unsanctioned street fights.
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Details: During the unsanctioned rally, protesters set objects on fire and smashed windows at a train station, according to Bloomberg.
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Whether they are sanctioned or unsanctioned "shadow IT" apps, under the GDPR, it's always an organization's responsibility to protect those data.
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He proves it to himself by having the crew do unsanctioned immersion therapy and shoot bags full of fireworks at him.
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Office competitions (sanctioned and unsanctioned) can become pretty fierce — as fierce as the battle for the Seven Kingdoms, you might say.
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Navalny was among several hundred protesters who had been detained in connection with unsanctioned rallies against government corruption throughout the country.
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While the MTA doesn't usually condone unsanctioned postings, Shim told Gothamist that he hasn't received any pushback from them thus far.
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New York, NY (CNN)Ride with long boarders during the Broadway Bomb, an unsanctioned skateboard race through the heart of Manhattan.
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Our activities, which were once called "positive loitering," are now, according to the police, "unsanctioned street parties" and subject to prosecution.
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While he said he disagreed with H&M, courts have not conclusively decided whether unsanctioned graffiti falls under the copyright law.
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Spotswood had sent the naval sailors — including a detachment traveling overland — into what amounted to an unsanctioned invasion of North Carolina.
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The New York Times quoted the campaign manager for Sanders as saying the Vermont senator would sit out the unsanctioned debate.
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Unsanctioned abortions are still common in Colombia, and according to the country's health ministry, they cause about 70 deaths a year.
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"The unsanctioned surveillance and recording of conversations must not occur in the offices of the state authorities," the president's office said.
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A listed but unsanctioned business leader might face public opprobrium, or seem like a less attractive business partner or credit risk.
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In the April election, Likud activists recorded Arab voters in an unsanctioned move, claiming they were acting to prevent election fraud.
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Mr. Comello, 25, stands accused of carrying out one of the city's most brazen — and apparently unsanctioned — mob killings in history.
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Saudi officials claim the murder of Khashoggi was unsanctioned, something that blows past the boundaries of plausibility, and have detained 18 suspects.
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In each case, though, these are unsanctioned upgrades, meaning it takes a bit of extra know-how to install the new visuals.
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Though it's been almost one year since launch, it's not hard to find apparently unsanctioned entertainment and sports content on Facebook Live.
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Now professional security is required for any gathering of over ten people and anyone hosting unsanctioned parties runs the risk of expulsion.
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Her father and uncle are accused of trying to kill her because they believed the unsanctioned marriage brought shame on the family.
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Black hat A black hat hacker is someone who hacks for personal gain and/or who engages in illicit and unsanctioned activities.
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The Kremlin on Tuesday warned supporters of Navalny not to hold unsanctioned rallies, saying the organisers of such events would be prosecuted.
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The Kremlin on Tuesday warned supporters of Navalny not to hold unsanctioned rallies, saying the organizers of such events would be prosecuted.
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"It's an aesthetically liberating space, unsanctioned by right angles and buildings," said Matty Davis, a dancer and an artistic director of Boomerang.
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Preliminary evidence -- as well as unsanctioned medical use of CBD-based products sold online -- suggests that cannabidiol may offer additional therapeutic benefits.
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The unsigned statement, which was sent out from the campaign's press office, also encouraged the authorities to investigate all unsanctioned outside groups.
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"I could have become like Funassyi," the unsanctioned Katsue-san says at one point in the strip, according to The Japan Times.
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The "unsanctioned" group had wound up on the cliff, and were walking down along its edge at the time of Vollmer's accident.
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Originally unsanctioned by the Democratic National Committee, the debate got the DNC's blessing earlier this week after both candidates agreed to participate.
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Navalny himself sat out the protests: he is currently under administrative arrest for organizing an unsanctioned rally in the capital in January.
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The New Hampshire debate next week was originally scheduled as an unsanctioned one, sponsored by MSNBC and the New Hampshire Union Leader newspaper.
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In 2014, the rule carried a threat of penalties — disqualification from future debates, for example — for presidential candidates who participated in unsanctioned debates.
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The unofficial Kirchner account was not only an unsanctioned fake; it was a bot powered by a repurposed porn chatbot from the 90s.
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As a condition of their research, the authors of the paper did not disclose the facility's location as it's unsanctioned and potentially illegal.
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"These convictions are yet another travesty of justice," Duy Hoang, spokesperson for Viet Tan, an unsanctioned Vietnamese pro-democracy party, told VICE News.
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When I heard that my colleague, and fellow war veteran, went on a secret, unsanctioned trip to war-torn Syria, I was alarmed.
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Originally, the rule was meant to prevent GOP candidates from participating in unsanctioned debates by imposing penalties, such as disqualification from sanctioned debates.
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Monday night's event won't give the candidates the freedom to interact with each other, as the Democratic Party's rules don't allow unsanctioned debates.
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I'm drawn to the rapid, strange and socially-unsanctioned patter of Unicole and her witches in their videos; I see myself in it.
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Two people have been killed and 16 others injured after a gunman opened fire at an unsanctioned Texas A&M University-Commerce party.
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Mr. Navalny was absent from Saturday's protests, having been sentenced earlier in the week to 20 days in prison for organizing unsanctioned rallies.
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The first "World Cup" for women, an unsanctioned event, was held in Mexico in 1971, drawing crowds over 90,000 to the Azteca Stadium.
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An unsanctioned rally on June 12, the day after he was released, led to more than 500 detentions, including opposition politician Alexei Navalny.
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When protesters insert their bodies into forbidden places or adopt poses unsanctioned for their station, they are engaging in blatant acts of refusal.
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Mr. Zhukov was arrested shortly after the Russian authorities detained more than 1,300 people at one of the biggest unsanctioned rallies in years.
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In New York, the party scene is primarily concentrated in Brooklyn, though unsanctioned events also take place in parts of Queens like Ridgewood.
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While Lochte wasn't found to have used any illegal substances, per se, he was found to have used an IV by unsanctioned means.
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WIRED has reached out to the lawyer who asked for it to be removed in order to verify that it was an unsanctioned upload.
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But in a free webinar on March 28, Thai pitched an upcoming training in Shenzhen, China, and emphasized the unsanctioned nature of his services.
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His unsanctioned street works deliberately challenge the idea of art as a tradeable commodity, but often still end up at auction, commanding astronomical prices.
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The prank first caught on in 2016, when at least 10 unsanctioned sleepovers were discovered in Ikea stores across the world, The Guardian reported.
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MINSK, Belarus – A court in Belarus has sentenced an opposition leader to ten days in jail for calling on supporters to join unsanctioned protests.
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This gives IT more control over unsanctioned applications, including removing them from the system or limiting access to them if that is the goal.
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Of course there's the strong possibility that Cambridge Analytica and others misused the data, didn't delete it as promised, performed unsanctioned analyses on it.
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And the Speaker of the upper house of the Russian Parliament suggested that parliamentary committees should look into banning children from unsanctioned protests altogether.
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Nikolai Alekseev, a gay rights activist coordinating this effort, told Novaya Gazeta he had chosen this tactic rather than staging risky, unsanctioned gay parades.
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For all the control celebrities currently enjoy over their images, ruptures do still occur — usually, as before, via the release of unsanctioned paparazzi photos.
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That has spurred the proliferation of unsanctioned retailers like the one where Rowinski shops, which recently changed its name to Trees Station Medical Dispensary.
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After leaving the franchise 12 years earlier, Connery had returned in the unsanctioned 007 movie Never Say Never Again, which opened four months after Octopussy.
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The New Hampshire Union Leader and MSNBC announced last week that they would hold an unsanctioned Democratic debate in the Granite State in early February.
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The very name Santa Blanca is a reference to Santa Muerte, a personified death figure that's emerged as an unsanctioned offshoot of Roman Catholic saints.
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As her parents and grandfather close in on the right formula for the serum, the authorities show up, angry about the unsanctioned practice of science.
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The protest in the capital took the form of a synchronized walk along a major shopping street to avoid a ban on unsanctioned stationary gatherings.
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He was also one of the activists who took part in the "unsanctioned" LGBT march that was violently suppressed by the police on May 16.
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Today, however, popular music is still not free; listeners or creators of unsanctioned music face the threat of fines, imprisonment, or even the death penalty.
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The best this strategy can hope for is that publishers can create such friction around the unsanctioned user experience that the benefits of leveraging it disappear.
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" A second syndicate banker said: "When we approached US investors about a possible deal for an unsanctioned Russian corporate, it was a moral issue for them.
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Since it's unsanctioned and not entirely legal, the Midnight Half can't close streets to traffic and set up a course—but that's part of the fun.
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Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, a top critic of President Vladimir Putin, was arrested Monday on his way to an unsanctioned protest, The Associated Press reported.
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For instance, 25 percent of managers and supervisors admitted to spending company money on unsanctioned events versus the 18 percent of more junior employees who did.
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So cities throughout the state—including Los Angeles, widely recognized as the largest legal marijuana market in the US—continue to grapple with a unsanctioned industry.
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As noted by FiveThirtyEight, there has been a significant increase in the number of unsanctioned debates in the past few elections, bloating the overall debate numbers.
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MOSCOW – Several associates of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny have been sentenced to 25 or 30 days in custody for staging an unsanctioned protest in Moscow.
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But they remember the lesson, one cheaply learned in an unsanctioned fight that didn't hurt their wallets and didn't smudge Floyd's otherwise unblemished in-ring record.
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Susaki's public relations dilemma highlights a trend that may be unique to Japan: As more municipalities sponsor official mascots, unsanctioned spinoffs are proliferating — with mixed results.
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Eliud Kipchoge of Kenya broke the two-hour barrier in an unsanctioned race, and Brigid Kosgei of Kenya shattered the women's world record by 81 seconds.
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Plus, there are now new alternatives like AltStore, a recently launched workaround for installing unsanctioned apps on iOS devices without the hassle of jailbreaking at all.
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In an open letter, Quarles apologized to Reserve and Chicago's restaurants for the "disgraceful" and "unsanctioned" behavior, promising to reimburse affected restaurants for the lost revenue.
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Remarkably in its 13th year of unsanctioned chaos, the annual Idiotarod is taking to the streets this Saturday with its art-enhanced shopping carts driven by teams.
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Their replacements were blogs that used file storage services like Megaupload and Rapidshare to disseminate obscure music, and Grooveshark-style unsanctioned streaming sites for more populist tastes.
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Trump also spoke to Putin in an unsanctioned meeting during a G-20 dinner in Hamburg in July, but there is no record of what was discussed.
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A Russian court ruled that one of the country's opposition leaders should spend 30 days in jail for leading unsanctioned demonstrations, The Associated Press reported on Monday.
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Putin's government literally orders dissenting news stories to be clipped from magazines before they can be sold, and unsanctioned protests are now punishable by lengthy prison terms.
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And on Tuesday, Roman Rubanov, the head of Mr. Navalny's anticorruption foundation, was placed under 10-day administrative arrest on the charge of organizing an unsanctioned rally.
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The candidates are wary, however, of participating in any unsanctioned debates, aware that it could mean being banished from official debates should they qualify in the future.
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The show is timely as it tackles, among other issues, cultural appropriation or the unsanctioned mining of ethnic cultures, which has long been rampant on international runways.
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It is piloting a limited product range on Amazon U.S. in exchange for stricter monitoring of unsanctioned product sales, according to a call with analysts and investors.
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"Unsanctioned" in this case means that the debate was not scheduled or approved by the Democratic National Committee, which set up only six Democratic debates this primary season.
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This seems obvious in retrospect, but one of the things that surprised me reading this paper is that there are upsides to the unsanctioned nature of this facility.
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Many of the housing units are located in outposts, the term for small, unsanctioned communities that have sprung up in the West Bank over the last 20 years.
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The E.U. said the skating body's prohibition against skaters taking part in a new unsanctioned event was an "extreme" restriction that served to protect its own commercial interests.
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"In the face of a roughshod and polar moment of unsanctioned divide, sanity and certainty were restored with grace and resolve," the actor's exclusive statement to PEOPLE began.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin on Tuesday warned supporters of detained opposition leader Alexei Navalny not to hold unsanctioned rallies, saying the organizers of such events would be prosecuted.
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The DNC has a so-called "exclusivity clause" which says that any candidate who participates in an unsanctioned debate will be excluded from one of the official six.
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Certainly for every Kimbo Slice or Dada 5000 there has been a legitimate talent who has fought a couple of bareknuckle, unsanctioned scraps like the brilliant Jorge Masvidal.
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If not for the unsanctioned injection facility, most of the site's visitors told researchers they would have shot up in a park, public restroom, street or parking lot.
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Some will indeed be in America's mostly unsanctioned wars abroad, while others will straddle the line between combat and training in, say, "advise-and-assist" missions in Africa.
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At the time, Nike agreed to sell a limited product assortment to Amazon, in exchange for stricter policing of counterfeits and restrictions on unsanctioned sales of its products.
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The protests were organized by supporters of Alexei Navalny, the opposition leader who is under administrative arrest for organizing an unsanctioned rally in the capital back in January.
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Ad blockers create a faster, cleaner, albeit unsanctioned user experience that also prevents a user's data from being sold to a multitude of companies they have never heard of.
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The Democratic National Committee has "said this will be an unsanctioned debate, so we would not want to jeopardize our ability to participate in future debates," Mr. Weaver said.
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Image 2 of 2 MOSCOW – Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has been released from custody after serving a 30-day jail sentence for staging an unsanctioned protest in Moscow.
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In it he comes across as a thoughtful guy who genuinely wants to elevate his community and believes he can somehow do that by promoting unsanctioned bare knuckle bouts.
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Navalny, who last year expressed his desire to run for the 2018 election, was detained en route to a rally last month for allegedly holding an unsanctioned public meeting.
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In Vancouver, for example, in just three days, drug users inject the same number of needles - about 2,500 - as injected within two years at the unsanctioned site, Kral said.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) and Democratic National Committee (DNC) — both of which have exclusivity clauses prohibiting candidates from participating in unsanctioned debates — did not return requests for comment.
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The 22019 Export Administration Act, which I helped author at President Jimmy Carter's direction, prohibits American companies and individuals from participating in unsanctioned boycotts against U.S. allies, including Israel.
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So does the emergence of the first independent American newspaper, James Franklin's New-England Courant, unsanctioned by the government and a training ground for the editor's little brother, Benjamin.
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Two people are dead and 16 others are injured after a gunman opened fire at an unsanctioned university Halloween party near Texas A&M University-Commerce on Saturday night.
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Then Chiitan, an unsanctioned mascot based on the otter, began staging dangerous and non-child-friendly stunts around town, like swinging a weed whacker and tipping over a car.
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The big picture: Cities, especially those in the first wave to receive e-scooters, have been hamstrung in responding to unsanctioned, unregulated rollouts that call to mind Uber's playbook.
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Navalny wasn't available to answer, either in person or via his own YouTube channel, because he's already in jail on a 30-day sentence for organizing an unsanctioned protest.
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Unlike the established Mason-Dixon line, the unofficial Slaw Belt begins somewhere along the equally unsanctioned Barbecue Belt, which rolls south from Tennessee and North Carolina, stopping short at Florida.
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Earlier on Sunday police detained Navalny, who wants to run against President Vladimir Putin in next year's presidential election, at an unsanctioned anti-corruption protest in Moscow that Navalny organized.
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As was the case with Iraq, there is no clear plan for what comes next in a post-Maduro Venezuela in the event of an intervention unsanctioned by international law.
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Tasked with protecting rather than removing evidence, of allowing proof of something shady and unsanctioned to continue to exist, we also feel the circumstances of Splinter Cell's story have changed.
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The cutesy-looking unsanctioned mascot, Chiitan, was modeled on a real-life otter that was itself an official honorary tourism mascot last year for the southern Japanese city of Susaki.
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These also happen to be the core aims of Dr. Ganz's audience, members of an unsanctioned "school" created last spring by Harvard graduate students cold-cocked by the Trump victory.
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"When you look at the availability of drillable locations in the Permian and the U.S. in general — discovered but unsanctioned projects — there's a lot of oil out there," Cohen said.
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There's some quality grown-up material here about the virtues of getting lost, and some Forky-specific insight into the attachment children can have to their own unsanctioned, unmanufactured, uncommercial creations.
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Legislation was proposed to make it a crime to involve minors in unsanctioned demonstrations, and there were reports that school administrators were being pressured to scare their students away from politics.
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"Public calls for unsanctioned events and rallies run counter to the legislation in force and, certainly, their organizers will be prosecuted," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told a conference call with reporters.
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But the unsanctioned workarounds remain necessary because the company's own tools are so limited, said Aaron Rieke, project manager at Upturn, a progressive policy organization that focuses on the tech industry.
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Even with the new arch, the surrounding zone, which at 2,600 square kilometers (1,000 square miles) is roughly the size of Luxembourg, will remain largely uninhabitable and closed to unsanctioned visitors.
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Even with the new structure, the surrounding zone, which at 2,600 square kilometers (1,000 square miles) is roughly the size of Luxembourg, will remain largely uninhabitable and closed to unsanctioned visitors.
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The party's decision to sanction the debates allows the candidates to appear without triggering a party provision that bars candidates who appear in unsanctioned debates from appearing in future official contests.
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The C.I.A. team, led by a new station chief (Ashley Judd), embarks on an unsanctioned operation to uncover a possible alt-right terrorist attack on the eve of the country's election.
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Meanwhile, a Russian court sentenced the opposition leader Aleksei Navalny to 30 days in jail for organizing an unsanctioned rally before President Vladimir Putin's inauguration for a fourth term in office.
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Bernie Sanders' campaign manager Jeff Weaver, however, said the Vermont senator's campaign "would not want to jeopardize our ability to participate in future debates" by taking part in the unsanctioned event.
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Mazur considers himself a "good guy" in the industry: the sort of guy celebrities trust, who they invited into their home, who'd never publish a photo that was unflattering or unsanctioned.
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All of his co-witnesses had been arrested for their own crimes outside of the case, something which Kirkham wasn't innocent of; his own handlers had noted his unsanctioned drug deals.
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In that absence, unsanctioned sellers offer popular items like Speculoos Cookie Butter, Dark Chocolate Covered Powerberries, Roasted Plantain Chips, and Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups on marketplaces like Amazon, Ebay, and Walmart.com.
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Alaa Abd El Fattah, an activist blogger who was jailed for opposing the new government's ban on unsanctioned street protests, gave a mournful interview to the independent daily Al-Masry Al-Youm.
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The official meeting in Moscow was sparsely attended, while thousands filled Pushkinskaya Square for the unsanctioned action, standing solemnly with flowers, votive candles, and balloons, which were released into the evening sky.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Thousands of protesters gathered at an unsanctioned rally on Saturday to demand action against Prime Minister Najib Razak over the mismanagement of billions of dollars by a state fund.
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While some dismiss these unsanctioned appearances as shameless provocations, the Luxembourg-born Ms. De Robertis, 32, sees her work in the tradition of guerrilla performance artists like Valie Export and Andrea Fraser.
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Tensions continue to run high in Russia; on Saturday, baton-wielding police confronted protesters in what some described as the largest unsanctioned protest in the country in a decade (The Associated Press).
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Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson put as many as 600 additional police officers on Chicago streets recently and criminalized "unsanctioned street parties," in an effort to somehow make everyone feel safe again.
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That Twitter discourages the creation of lasting structures within itself is reflected in the unsanctioned organizational concepts most often used to describe what happens on Twitter: the mob; the fandom; the meme.
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Mr. Navalny himself barely made it out of his house on Monday morning: He was detained, whisked off to court and sentenced to 30 days in jail for organizing an unsanctioned rally.
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Over the past several weeks, the authorities have carried out a far-reaching campaign to rein in unsanctioned candidates across the country, placing some under house arrest and barring others from campaigning.
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The anti-government demonstrations were the largest in more than five years, drawing tens of thousands of people into the streets in scores of cities despite a sweeping ban on unsanctioned rallies.
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The press service of Moscow's interior ministry was cited by the TASS news agency as saying Navalny had been detained due to his "repeated calls to take part in unsanctioned public events".
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The unsanctioned sculptural tribute, by the Polish contemporary artist Pawel Althamer, was timed in anticipation of today's eighth anniversary of the national tragedy that took the lives of Kaczyński and 95 others.
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Both Clinton and O'Malley said they would attend if all the candidates agreed, despite risking the ire of the Democratic National Committee, which has forbidden candidates from taking part in unsanctioned encounters.
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But Trump seemed unclear on many of the facts surrounding the Charlottesville attack, at one point suggesting the white supremacists were justified because the statue removal was somehow unsanctioned by the appropriate authorities.
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Numerous companies appear to be exploiting this loophole to quietly offer location services for unsanctioned uses on the cheap, or are otherwise contributing unwittingly through their own negligence to a prosperous underground market.
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The secondary pricing of some of Russia's top unsanctioned companies has also been pulled lower to around 10.7% of face value in Europe's secondary loan market since sanctions were announced on April 6.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A man stripped down to skimpy underwear and took a stroll through Moscow's State Tretyakov Gallery on Wednesday evening in what it called an "unsanctioned performance," the RIA news agency reported.
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Even with the new structure, the surrounding zone - 2,600 square km (1,000 square miles) of forest and marshland on the border of Ukraine and Belarus - will remain uninhabitable and closed to unsanctioned visitors.
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Still, among the Islamic State's many enemies, Saudi Arabia is the only one that considers the Quran and other religious texts its constitution, criminalizes apostasy and bans all forms of unsanctioned public religion.
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Nike agreed to sell to Amazon in exchange for stricter policing of counterfeits and restrictions on unsanctioned sales of its products, a person familiar with the deal had told The Wall Street Journal.
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FINA appeared to cool on its threat to bar athletes from competing in unsanctioned events, releasing a statement on Thursday saying only that it would not recognize times at meets outside its purview.
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Over the past six months, an unsanctioned shelter under a towering construction site in the heart of Sydney's central business district has become a gathering place for the homeless and the working poor.
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Hong Kong police fired tear gas, water cannon and blue-dyed liquid on protesters taking part in a massive, unsanctioned march against totalitarianism during a violent weekend of clashes with authorities, Bloomberg reports.
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The city of Seattle helps fund some tent camps, they said, through financial or logistical support, but the city also continues practices of sweeps and evictions for unsanctioned camps that it doesn't want.
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Safer DIY Spaces and other arts advocates in Oakland, for instance, are working with tenants' rights groups to prevent low-income people from being kicked out of unsanctioned residences, regardless of whether they're artists.
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Its current policy is that candidates who appear in unsanctioned debates, as opposed to "forums" where they're not onstage together, can be barred from official debates the party sets up with major news outlets.
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Mr. O'Malley has structured his public criticism of the Democratic National Committee around the party's decision to allow only six sanctioned debates, with candidates facing strict penalties if they take part in unsanctioned ones.
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A Reuters reporter saw police detain Navalny, who hopes to run against Putin, as he walked along central Moscow's Tverskaya Street with supporters, part of an unsanctioned rally as a police helicopter circled overhead.
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There is no rule against the president's statements, but the unsanctioned violation of these norms means that our political system is much weaker, and that other actors are free to violate them as well.
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The operator, South Caucasus Railways, said in a statement it was suspending goods services and suburban passenger services across the country, citing "unsanctioned blocking of tracks and interference in the operation of rail transport".
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Marion Hammer, a past president of the NRA and one of the group's most successful lobbyists, denounced unsanctioned candidates in a column on the website Ammoland just as Kraut appeared on the 2018 ballot.
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The platform has over 700 million monthly users, most in China; chatbots are legitimately used by brands to interact with clients, but unsanctioned ones run rampant, spamming groups and artificially bloating brand likes and follows.
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It remains to be seen how much the political obstacles of hostile inter-Korean relations, contested territorial claims, the legacy of occupations, military confrontations and allegedly unrecognized and unsanctioned war crimes will slow this process.
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Supporters of a climate debate believe the language will allow future unsanctioned climate debates to occur and could open the door for networks like CNN and MSNBC to modify their coming climate forums to debates.
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Moreover, given that a majority of unsanctioned migration to the United States involves movement across at least two countries, having a single authority to deal with on migration policy would certainly be a positive development.
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The ruling, handed down by the Tverskoi District Court in Moscow, held that Mr. Navalny, whom the police detained on Saturday, broke the law by holding an unsanctioned protest in the capital in late January.
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First dug out as a limestone mine during 1800s, this massive subterranean network of tunnels later evolved into a criminal and rebel hideout during the Soviet era, and possibly a site of unsanctioned Nazi executions.
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The court also fined two of Mr. Navalny's associates, Leonid M. Volkov, the chief of staff of his unsanctioned run for the Russian presidency, and Nikolai N. Lyaskin, the coordinator of the campaign's Moscow branch.
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Four people convicted of attacking police officers during rallies have been sentenced to prison terms as long as five years, and a demonstrator, Konstantin Kotov, was sentenced to four years for repeatedly attending unsanctioned rallies.
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Yet the streets seemed vibrant as ever, offering up a heady mix of small-scale, unsanctioned works in a variety of mediums, eye-catching graffiti, as well as a noticeably expanded offering of vibrant murals.
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"In the face of a roughshod and polar moment of unsanctioned divide, sanity and certainty were restored with grace and resolve," he wrote, in part, before referring to his family as "his safe and stable brood."
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This is a useful exercise in itself to see how broadly employees are using unsanctioned apps — and chances are it's quite a bit, says Assaf Rappaport co-founder CEO of the company formerly known as Adallom.
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From its wooden landing, they can spy a structure over the corrugated metal border that's much, much less DIY: a US border outpost from which guards keeping watchful eye on unsanctioned human activity likely gaze back.
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Content streaming aggregator Plex has seen users illegally downloading Netflix titles for unsanctioned offline watching, and last year, Motherboard spoke to an Arctic resident who used an app called Replay Media Catcher to stream Netflix offline.
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Jeff Weaver, the campaign manager for Senator Bernie Sanders, said on Tuesday evening that Mr. Sanders did not want to participate in an unsanctioned debate next month because he could risk being denied participation in future debates.
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Following North Korea's nuclear tests in 2006, however, Japan banned imports and exports from the country, so without the approval of Japan's Economy, Trade and Industry Ministry, the man's concealed bottle of Taedonggang was an unsanctioned act.
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It was used last year against students taking part in an unsanctioned march on Yangon, some of whom faced more than 50 charges because offences were counted in each township - Myanmar's smallest administrative unit - they passed through.
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Sinai is out of bounds to most reporters, yet Mr. Sisi's government has warned journalists covering the Sinai operation that they face potential prosecution if they publish unofficial casualty estimates or other unsanctioned information from the fight.
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He has not criticized homosexuality himself, but homophobic insults go mostly unsanctioned in public speech and conservative, government-friendly personalities have spoken out against what they call the tyranny of political correctness and the promotion of homosexuality.
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As China seeks to interfere in Hong Kong's sovereignty, Christians there fear what this could mean for their religious freedom, given China's human rights abuses against Uighur Muslims and the government's effort to viciously persecute unsanctioned churches.
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"By giving citizens new networked technologies like mobile phones and tablets, the government is able to automatically censor unsanctioned content and observe everything citizens are doing on their devices remotely," Nat Kretchun, the report's lead author, told Reuters.
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Nor, though, have they been provided with the questionable advantages Dr He says he was trying to provide through his tinkering—tinkering which was unsanctioned, illegal and which, since he went public, has seen opprobrium heaped upon him.
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The unsanctioned statue was quickly removed, but the municipality subsequently said it would return it and would not stop protesters from replacing it at the same site — which they did almost immediately, according to the New York Times.
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Navalny said police came to his home on Thursday morning and he was taken to court and charged with violating election canvassing rules by calling for people to participate in unsanctioned rallies via videos on his YouTube channel.
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The situation quickly spiraled out of control, leading first to a brief clash on August 11 during an unsanctioned protest and then full-on brawls — and Fields's deadly attack — on August 12 during the planned protests and counterprotests.
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But protest organizers in Cleveland say that by imposing strict rules to contain demonstrators, the city is increasing the likelihood that unsanctioned protests will erupt, leading to violent clashes with the police or between Trump supporters and opponents.
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But this year's protests, amplified by the blanket arrest of opposition leaders and the detention of some 22015,193 demonstrators at an unsanctioned protest on July 219, have thrown a particularly harsh light on Mr. Putin's deepening authoritarian rule.
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The immigrants, the article says, will be deported back to Cuba — which served then, as now, as a kind of way station for people trying to make an unsanctioned entry into the United States via the Florida Keys.
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Patel, a Brexit campaigner who is popular in the ruling Conservative Party, had to abandon a trip to Africa earlier on Wednesday after being summoned by May to answer questions on more unsanctioned meetings that breached diplomatic protocol.
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SPOILER ALERT FOR THE EXISTING HALF-LIFE SERIES AND THE THEORETICAL HALF-LIFE 2: EPISODE 3, ASSUMING ONE COULD SPOIL THE UNSANCTIONED PLOT OF A VIDEO GAME WE CURRENTLY HAVE NO REASON TO BELIEVE WILL EVER BE MADE.
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"We can't respect people who deliberately misled minors — in essence children — calling on them to take part in illegal actions in unsanctioned places and offering them certain rewards to do so, thus putting their lives at risk," said Peskov.
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Original Ed Sheeran songs are available to play on Audius right now, along with songs registered to labels like Dim Mak and Spinnin' and scores of unsanctioned remixes using material from the likes of Kanye West and Eric Prydz.
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Corbally, determined to get in the fight, made contact with the Clayton Knight Committee — an unsanctioned operation designed by the Canadian government to bring willing Americans north even as the US government maintained strict official neutrality in the war.
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In 2013, the Associated Press revealed that the man had been in Iran on an unsanctioned mission for the CIA, though the White House insisted he did not work for the US government at the time of his disappearance.
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Human rights activists in Pakistan have been pressing the state for decades to halt the attacks, in which family members believe they are restoring their honor by killing women who have eloped or had an unsanctioned relationship outside marriage.
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Last year it removed over a thousand apps from its app store on request from regulators, who called on all app store providers to purge unsanctioned news, messaging and other apps that would allow users to access foreign websites.
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It's worth noting, however, that none of these cities would be the first in the US to open a supervised drug consumption facility should they move forward with their plans, because unsanctioned facilities have been operating in the country for years.
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Police detained Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny at the entrance of his home on Monday, just before an unsanctioned rally he was going to hold in central Moscow, but the protest will still go ahead, his wife said on Twitter.
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"If the Russian sovereign is able to borrow long term money cheaply, what will stop it filtering monies down to state owned sanctioned and unsanctioned entities alike, easing up pressure on Russia's financing position and corps/banks alike," he said.
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There are about 5,000 bike messengers in New York City, more than any place else in the country, and the city has been the site of countless unsanctioned races, called alley cats, with names like Cranksgiving and Rumble Thru Da Bronx.
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"The prison sentence and stiff financial penalty sends a message to other Chinese scientists that unsanctioned efforts at human germline editing will not be tolerated," University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine researcher Kiran Musunuru told BuzzFeed News, by email.
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While the fact that Cho was able to get a version of the app up and running is an impressive feat — particularly considering Niantic has been cracking down on unsanctioned use of its API — there are several caveats to this experience.
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For one thing, while his author bio calls him "a semi-retired graffiti writer" — meaning he throws up his tag on unsanctioned public spaces — he's also an assistant professor in the School of Geography and Development at the University of Arizona.
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A large majority of these apps are not formally sanctioned by IT, which means there's a good chance that employees are unknowingly putting their organizations' data in jeopardy and the organization itself at risk of GDPR violation just by using unsanctioned cloud apps.
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It followed the story of 18-year-old Sabha, who miraculously survived after she was shot, tied in a gurney bag and thrown in a river by her uncle and father for an unsanctioned marriage they thought brought shame on the family.
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So, instead of waiting for yet another unfortunate incident to transpire in 2016 (and oh, there have been many), artists Peggy Noland and Seth Bogart decided to have the discussion IRL with an unsanctioned "Zara" pop-up inside their L.A. boutique, Wacky Wacko.
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There's no doubt that, armed with this more complete information, city authorities will have the opportunity to do legal and financial harm to the people who are taking part in this technically unsanctioned but largely harmless (and in many ways beneficial) business.
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Kara-Murza worked until recently with Russian anti-corruption lawyer and political candidate Alexei Navalny, who suffered eye injury Thursday after being attacked with a chemical following his release from jail for leading unsanctioned protests against the Putin government across Russia this spring.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Police detained Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny at the entrance of his home on Monday, just before an unsanctioned rally he was going to hold in central Moscow, but the protest will still go ahead, his wife said on Twitter.
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His backstory came straight from the pioneer days of MMA: fighting for the first time at age 17, he trained out of a rec center and fought unsanctioned bouts in bars and other sketchy settings where "amateur" and "pro" labels don't apply.
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Thanks to a relative lack of patrol, it has been covered with unsanctioned murals over the years — with "layers upon layers of activity" that sometimes spiraled into "little battles in which they disrespected each other's work," says the gallery's senior director Stacen Berg.
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Unlike the elected National Franchisee Leadership Alliance — which serves as the official body of elected franchisees at McDonald's — and minority-centric groups like the National Black McDonald's Operators Association, the NOA, formed in 2018, remains an independent organization, unsanctioned by McDonald's corporate office.
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If this combination of details makes you wistful — a freewheeling Williamsburg, weird roommates in unsanctioned living spaces, post-22011/11 avant-garde escapism — chances are that you danced to a Scissor Sisters song, or even saw Mr. Shears perform one in a thong.
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While the city has in the past demolished his work, having bulldozed the unsanctioned installation in 1991 and again in 1999, in more recent years it has received international recognition, transforming into a nonprofit that has seen hundreds of thousands of visitors.
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On Friday, the Japanese government temporarily recalled its ambassador and one of its consuls to South Korea in response to Korean protestors' unsanctioned installation of the bronze figure of a young woman, sitting next to an empty chair, outside the Japanese Consulate in Busan.
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Warehouses there were the testing grounds where storied mechanical performance-art pioneers Survival Research Labs reverse-engineered robots to blow each other up; unsanctioned venues such as Tire Beach hosted punk bands, costumed noisemakers, and the like; while vagrants formed floating shantytowns on the water.
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"Russian authorities today hit a new low by imposing military law-like security measures on the unsanctioned rally, blocking access to major Moscow streets and shutting down businesses in advance of the demonstration, despite the absence of credible reports of potential violence," she said.
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Unsanctioned and unsupervised injection sites are popping up all over the nation, including in an abandoned church in Philadelphia, said Leo Beletsky, a professor of law and health sciences at Northeastern University School of Law in Boston, who was not involved with the research.
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DAKAR (Reuters) - Senegalese riot police fired tear gas and detained more than 20 people on Friday at an unsanctioned protest in Dakar over a BBC report of allegations the president's brother was involved in fraud related to two offshore gas blocks developed by BP PLC.
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He called Trump fragile, then offered to participate in an unsanctioned one-on-one debate with him; he offered to give money to charity should Trump accept his challenge, just as Trump did five years ago when he challenged President Obama to produce his birth certificate.
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DAKAR, June 14 (Reuters) - Senegalese riot police fired tear gas and detained more than 20 people on Friday at an unsanctioned protest in Dakar over a BBC report of allegations the president's brother was involved in fraud related to two offshore gas blocks developed by BP PLC.
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The mostly unsanctioned protests, held in more than 2120 towns and cities from St. Petersburg to Vladivostok, were the largest in Russia since a wave of street rallies in 22013 and 2012 over alleged electoral fraud, and were notable for the young age of the protesters.
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They set up an unsanctioned exhibition called A History of BP in 10 Objects, to protest the relationship between BP and one of the country's largest public cultural institutions, and to show museum visitors the extent of what they perceive to be the oil company's corporate crimes.
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The mostly unsanctioned protests, held in more than 80 towns and cities from St. Petersburg to Vladivostok, were the largest in Russia since a wave of street rallies in 2011 and 2012 over alleged electoral fraud, and were notable for the young age of the protesters.
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Doe tried for years to get legitimate gender confirmation surgeries but "[w]hether it be the loss of insurance, or changes in the law, I have been stopped at every single turn from completing my transition" so she decided to seek the unsanctioned surgery, she wrote.
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The Americans, who had been participating in an annual unsanctioned booze-fueled party called "Float Down" that started in Port Huron, Michigan, were then subsequently wet and stranded in Sarnia, Ontario for hours until 19 buses could pick them up to bring them back to their homeland.
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Fit City In a back room temporarily labeled "athletes only" at a studio space on Ludlow Street, Joe DiNoto gave directions to an elite group of runners, and he reminded them of what they surely already knew: The race they were about to run was unsanctioned.
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" On the day following the vandalism, Spivey told the The Herald-Sun, "If these acts of vandalism were in fact committed by any member(s) of Heirs, then the perpetrator(s) were acting on their own, in a renegade capacity and unsanctioned by the Board of Directors.
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GRANITE STATE DEBATE: The Hill's Ben Kamisar and Rebecca Savransky report: The New Hampshire Union Leader and MSNBC will hold an unsanctioned Democratic debate in the Granite State in early February that could threaten to put candidates who participate at odds with the Democratic National Committee.
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Everyone has a right under the First Amendment to express their opinion peaceably, so here's mine: not only as the Mayor of Charlottesville, but as a UVA faculty member and alumnus, I am beyond disgusted by this unsanctioned and despicable display of visual intimidation on a college campus.
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Other crimes include disrespecting former leaders, possessing media that's critical of the government, bringing pornography into the country, carrying out religious activities, engaging in unsanctioned political activities, traveling without authorization, exchanging currency with an unauthorized vendor, not having proper travel documentation and tampering with political material, State says.
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Meanwhile, at least one campaign has started floating the possibility of an unofficial debate for the candidates who do not qualify for the third DNC debate in September — a potentially risky undertaking given that DNC rules prohibit candidates who participate in unsanctioned debates from appearing in official debates.
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Friedman notes that AquAdvantage, a fast-growing genetically modified salmon, was first developed in 1989, and its creators are still fighting for the right to sell it in the US. Can you imagine the kind of political backlash that would follow the unsanctioned release of gene drive mosquitoes?
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One burgeoning player in the AI-powered legal tech space is Tel Aviv-based LawGeex, which has developed automated contract review technology to help companies sift through things like NDAs, supply agreements, purchase orders, and SaaS licenses, to ensure they're aren't any unsanctioned legal gotchas buried deep in legalise.
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But perhaps the best work on display now is the one that is not actually part of the official show: the night before Home Land Security's press opening, unsanctioned artists or activists scaled the top of Battery Boutelle, writing tags that claimed the space as Ohlone Sacred Land.
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First and foremost, the former secretary of state is under renewed federal criminal investigation, a fact the country learned on October 28 when FBI director James Comey issued a letter to Congress saying that materials recovered in an unrelated case appeared "pertinent" to the matter of Clinton's unsanctioned private email server.
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Throughout the day reports of rallies, most of them unsanctioned, flowed in from dozens of cities, including metropolises like Novosibirsk and Yekaterinburg, industrial centres like Chelyabinsk and Nizhny Tagil, and even Makhachkala, capital of Dagestan, a North Caucasian region where Mr Putin regularly receives more than 90% of the vote.
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Kelly, who has been campaigning for the shield's return to Australia, visited the BM yesterday to hold a series of unsanctioned "rebel lectures" aiming to expose the shield's history, discuss other ill-gotten items in the museum's collection, and explain — with support from theatrical protest group BP Or Not BP?
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At the urging of Mr. Navalny, tens of thousands of Russians — many of them in their teens and 2000s — poured into the streets in scores of cities across the country on Sunday to protest endemic corruption among the governing elite, despite a blanket ban against unsanctioned rallies of any size.
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" She went over and comically started to push Robert toward the entryway, Robert who had been ready ages ago, Robert who had already picked their housewarming bottle of wine, Robert who was sort of disappointed in her lack of attention vis-à-vis the unsanctioned halibut, Robert who muttered, "Aye, aye, Captain Farragut.
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Holocaust remembrance posed a threat to the atheist Kremlin dictatorship, which didn't tolerate unsanctioned monuments, houses of worship or any location that could become a potential focal point for ethnic and religious organization; additionally, acknowledging the ethnic roots of the genocide would invariably draw attention to the Soviet Union's own anti-Semitism.
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So in response, we staged a mass trespass, storming over the paving stones and converging on the Scoop, a private outdoor amphitheater on the More London property in view of Tower Bridge, where we proclaimed it a public agora and held an unsanctioned, free two-hour seminar about the importance of public space.
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Spain's Trade and Industry Minister Reyes Maroto told CNBC's Willem Marx that Sanchez's Socialist party (PSOE) had embarked on negotiations with Catalan leaders in good faith, hoping to resolve a divisive rift that has overshadowed the country's politics ever since separatists held an unsanctioned independence referendum in October 2017 before unilaterally declaring an independent Catalonia.
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The association, which will be known as the Independent Drivers Guild and will be affiliated with a regional branch of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers union, is the first of its kind that Uber has officially blessed, although Uber drivers have formed a number of unsanctioned groups in cities across the country.
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While visual artists associated with Lianozovo have been known in the west since the infamous Bulldozer Exhibition of 1974, during which Soviet authorities plowed under an unsanctioned outdoor exhibition of unofficial art, we're just now beginning to see the full extent of what the Soviet underground's anti-heroic social realist poets have to offer.
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Following backlash from the artistic community, Denver eventually came up with the Safe Occupancy Program, which allows tenants who come forward about the fact that they are occupying unsanctioned spaces to remain in place as long as there are no life-safety hazards and they commit to a plan to come into compliance with city codes.
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For instance, if employees are using free versions of apps that are approved by the company but ad-supported, create a policy that requires employees to upgrade to the paid version to minimize, if not eliminate, unsanctioned data in the form of ads being sent to employees — though it doesn't eliminate the relentless collection of personal and private data.
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But when NBC and the New Hampshire Union Leader decided to host an "unsanctioned" debate between the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary, without the DNC's approval, Hillary Clinton — who seemed to regret her allies' role in limiting the debates and hoped for an opportunity to shrink Bernie Sanders's large lead in New Hampshire — said she'd show up.
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Protesters said police dispersal tactics caused numerous broken limbs and head injuries, with police saying they were responding to an unsanctioned assembly, according to the AP. The police crackdown on the opposition began ahead of the Saturday rally, with opposition leader Alexei Navalny arrested and sentenced to 30 days in jail Wednesday for calling for the demonstration.
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This unsanctioned change of proteins went against the purpose of the posted weekly menu, which was to lower daily stress by preparing the children for their dinners ahead—no surprises, no potential conflicts with lunch—and while Robert himself never trusted anyone who pushed product, whether stocks or warranties or halibut, he decided to let the matter pass without correction.
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Silly. Now I can't believe that anyone would post your photo without asking and think that waving a phone around a party or a restaurant table for an unsanctioned Instagram story is the rudest biz you can do in 2019 and is going to be the thing we look back on from 2050 and go "… Yikes" and tug on the collars of our HAZMAT streetwear.
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The incident ended when the empty 76-seater Q400 Bombardier airplane crashed on a small island 25 miles to the south of the airport, killing the unsanctioned pilot—but only after an hour of confusion in Seattle, as flights were grounded, air traffic control tried to persuade the man to land the plane, and F-15 fighter jets scrambled out of nearby Portland, Oregon.
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Leadership analysis might give clues Russian defense minister: 'We won't do anything' in Europe unless US places missiles there MORE who is serving a 30-day sentence in jail for organizing an unsanctioned protest, was returned to his cell from a hospital on Monday after developing symptoms his physician said could be reactions to a chemical agent and his lawyer said could be poison.
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Snapchat is quietly cracking down on unsanctioned sponsored content Snap is starting to delete sponsored content that does not advertise itself as such, Kerry Flynn reports: For one creator, who works on a team of six that manages six Snapchat accounts — that together reach more than 2 million people daily — the move finally provided insight into why their and peers' sponsored posts on Snapchat have been deleted over the last year.
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CPAP users like Watkins are part of a new push by patients to take control of their own data; activist Hugo Campos gave a TEDx talk in 2011 about his fight to gain access to the data generated by his pacemaker, while a DIY group called Nightscout has launched an unsanctioned app that breaks DRM in order to allow parents to remotely monitor their diabetic child's glucose monitors.
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For an industry that has really only gathered traction in the last five years, esports has already established a shameful tradition of mis-managing contracts, overworking players, and encouraging them to sign draconian non-compete clauses—agreements that prohibit players from competing in unsanctioned tournaments or bolstering their unpredictable, tournament-supplied incomes with more dependable modes of making money, like streaming on Twitch or getting paid for promotional appearances.
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While the question of what is to be done about undocumented children is one that our national leaders hesitate to resolve, the answer is clear for public schools: We educate all of our children, regardless of how they got here — whether their parents came on the Mayflower or on a raft; whether they waited their turn on a State Department list, or took their chances crossing through unsanctioned, dangerous territory.
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On the pitch, my photographer is gently scolded for taking pictures from unsanctioned angles, while the club's head coach Patrick Vieira (who himself made his professional debut with Cannes at the age of 03, which should go to show that only in America do we irrationally cling to the purity and youth of our beloved Sports Teens) keeps a tight grip on the time his players spend in the sun.
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Most of the actions took the form of unsanctioned performances inside Tate Modern and Tate Britain, from a miniature oil spill at the institution's summer gala ("License to Spill," 2010) to attempting to gift the museum a 193-foot-long wind turbine blade ("The Gift," 2012) and setting up a tattoo parlor in the galleries, where each performer was tattooed with the atmosphere's carbon dioxide level the year she was born ("Birthmark," 2015).
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In 1887, The Times reported, "One of the skyrockets sent up at the Democratic mass meeting at the Academy of Music, Brooklyn, last night, set fire to the roof of Dr. S.F. Spier's residence, 162 Montague St." Fireworks have set off trouble large and small, such as the errant sparkler that ignited a fatal fire in a department store in Cleveland in 1908, and the street-level chaos of unsanctioned fireworks competitions nowadays.
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