Withdrawing from the climate deal is just as if not more significant than withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, which Trump began the process of withdrawing from as one of his first acts as president.
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"Withdrawing from NATO — even discussing withdrawing from NATO — would be disastrous for the security of the United States," former National Intelligence Director James Clapper told CNN Tuesday.
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Brexit won't undo all of this, but withdrawing from the E.U.—withdrawing from anything—is antithetical to London's accretion of people and capital during the past thirty years.
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But Halep kept pushing: doing daily rehabilitation work and traveling to Russia before withdrawing from the Moscow tournament on Monday and then withdrawing from the WTA Finals on Thursday.
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But critics have blasted the decision as an abdication of U.S. leadership, arguing that, by withdrawing from the pact, the U.S. is simultaneously withdrawing from its role as global standard-bearer.
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The Trump administration has ratcheted up tensions around the world by imposing tariffs on Chinese goods, withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal and withdrawing from arms-control agreements -- to name just a few.
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I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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Decertification doesn't mean the US is withdrawing from the deal.
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By 1938, the International Brigades were withdrawing from the country.
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Britain is preparing one on withdrawing from the European Union.
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"We witnessed some vehicles from a distance, withdrawing (from Mosul)".
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Trump remains committed to withdrawing from the Paris climate deal.
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The health runs are people just withdrawing from the economy.
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I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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Its luxury brand, Infiniti, is withdrawing from Western Europe altogether.
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" Withdrawing from it, he said, "should be the highest priority.
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I will not be intimidated by withdrawing from this process.
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That's also true of formally withdrawing from the Paris agreement.
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"Withdrawing from Afghanistan is something we must do," he writes.
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It is possible to withdraw from the framework convention — that's actually faster than withdrawing from the Paris agreement, since Paris takes four years to officially withdraw, whereas withdrawing from the UNFCCC takes one year.
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I'm announcing today that I am withdrawing from the Presidential campaign.
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And I like the idea of withdrawing from the nuclear agreement.
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Now, Trump did campaign on withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
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AND PART OF THE JUSTIFICATION OF WITHDRAWING FROM THE PARIS AGREEMENT.
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Simply withdrawing from NAFTA won't raise wages here or in Mexico.
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All told, the cost of withdrawing from NAFTA is extremely high.
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Pruitt has been a vocal proponent of withdrawing from the accord.
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He added he was not thinking of withdrawing from the pact.
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Withdrawing from Yemen in this way would align with Tehran's interests.
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PayPal is withdrawing from Facebook's Libra Association, the company announced Friday.
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Trump stopped short of withdrawing from the Obama-era pact, however.
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With the United States withdrawing from Afghanistan, the world is realigning.
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The term retirement is described as someone withdrawing from active work.
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Trump then signed a meaningless, symbolic executive order withdrawing from negotiations.
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Unfortunately, the Trump administration is considering withdrawing from the Paris Agreement.
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Significantly changing or withdrawing from NAFTA does not accomplish this goal.
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After dropping out, she began withdrawing from other parts of life.
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The country is withdrawing from the International Criminal Court The country is withdrawing from the International Criminal Court Vladimir Putin ordered on Wednesday that Russia withdraw its signature from the founding statue of the International Criminal Court.
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Reactions to Trump's tax proposal: Trump administration mulls withdrawing from NAFTA: The Trump administration is weighing an executive order on withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), according to a source familiar with the plans.
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Your response to the U.S. withdrawing from the U.N. Human Rights Council?
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Telia said last September it was gradually withdrawing from Central Asian markets.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," Kavanaugh wrote.
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Read why activists say many Iraqi women are withdrawing from public life.
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After all, he has previously talked of withdrawing from the UN altogether.
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Moments like withdrawing from morphine, or fighting back against his IRL tormentors.
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" He added: "I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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Suddenly withdrawing from opioids is difficult because withdrawal symptoms can be severe.
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Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) withdrawing from consideration for the role last week.
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Trump said this week that the U.S. was withdrawing from the pact.
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"Speculative financial investors are still withdrawing from gold," Commerzbank said on Monday.
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Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, ordered his forces to begin withdrawing from Syria.
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But the administration's argument hasn't persuaded critics of withdrawing from the treaty.
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Talk of withdrawing from the WTO gives Beijing's hollow substitutes unwarranted opportunity.
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For our farmers, the ramifications of withdrawing from Nafta would be calamitous.
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Shortly after Trump's announcement, Ratcliffe tweeted that he was withdrawing from consideration.
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"That's not when you want to be withdrawing from it," she said.
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The White House told UN officials it was withdrawing from the agreement.
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Administration officials planned a meeting for Wednesday evening on withdrawing from Nafta.
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Qatar previously said it would consider withdrawing from the Oneworld airline alliance.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," Kavanaugh said.
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However, Trump administration this year began the process of withdrawing from it.
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The staff steadily began withdrawing from the population, officers and inmates said.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," Kavanaugh added.
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"I am not withdrawing from the fight," Poe said in a radio interview.
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"Getting dumped is like withdrawing from any drug of abuse," Brown told me.
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Driving the news: Gizmodo said Saturday that TNR is withdrawing from the Sept.
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Oh, and apparently the US is withdrawing from its nuclear treaty with Russia.
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Venezuela said on Wednesday it was withdrawing from the Organization of American States.
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The new president signed an executive order withdrawing from the TPP on Monday.
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Britain is preparing to hold a referendum on withdrawing from the European Union.
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Russia said on Thursday the Syrian army had begun withdrawing from the road.
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Withdrawing from Syria and improving relations with Russia both would make America safer.
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Withdrawing from the Paris climate deal, Trump invoked his love for coal miners.
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We did our best to dissuade the Americans from withdrawing from the treaty.
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United Nations The United States is withdrawing from the UN Human Rights Council.
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Mike Bishop (R) and Democrat Elissa Slotkin after previously withdrawing from the district.
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" He also added: "I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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Withdrawing from OPEC was widely interpreted as Doha's thumbing its nose at Riyadh.
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Diana DeGette (D-CO), announced on Monday she's withdrawing from the whip's race.
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He acknowledged his advisers had changed his mind about withdrawing from the country.
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I've sat in a cell for hours withdrawing from drugs, denied phone calls.
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The arguments for withdrawing from the Paris Agreement rely on misinformation and propaganda.
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Withdrawing from this agreement makes the United States, and the world, less secure.
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Check. Withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the giant Pacific Rim trade deal?
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Yesterday, of course, Trump announced he was withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
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S. military forces withdrawing from northeast Syria, what had been the ISIS caliphate.
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But, President Trump, reversed that course by withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement.
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She says she's not worried about explaining why she's withdrawing from Stoneman Douglas.
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MORE's actions on climate change, including by withdrawing from the Paris climate accord.
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One of them: beginning the process of withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Rather than reflexively withdrawing from trade agreements, we should focus on modernizing them.
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He stopped short of withdrawing from the Obama-era pact and demanded reforms.
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When I said no, withdrawing from his sweaty embrace, Dave began apologizing profusely.
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At this time, it does not mean that we are withdrawing from the Kingdom.
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James Mattis, Trump's choice for secretary of defense, cautions against withdrawing from the deal.
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Trump is for universal health care, protecting U.S. industry and withdrawing from world affairs.
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And evidence that Mr Trump's America is withdrawing from its global role is worrying.
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Sources told the AP on Thursday that the firm was withdrawing from the contract.
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The religious order duly announced it was withdrawing from all involvement with the campus.
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Then, suddenly, on March 17893, Johnson announced that he was withdrawing from the race.
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Will withdrawing from the Paris Climate Agreement have an impact on our international diplomacy?
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Trump's answer involves threatening China, imposing tariffs, and renegotiating—and potentially withdrawing from—NAFTA.
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A month later, however, Perot stunned the political world by withdrawing from the race.
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"You're negating or withdrawing from arguably one of the most powerful mediums," Sorrell said.
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Instead of withdrawing from the competition, the group of six girls didn't give up.
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Much energy was spent on preventing Iran either cheating or withdrawing from the deal.
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Rs 25 per transaction is charged for withdrawing from State Bank Buddy through ATMs.
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Washington said this year it was withdrawing from the deal and would reimpose sanctions.
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Additionally, Trump announced Tuesday that the U.S. is withdrawing from the Iranian nuclear deal.
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But I think it's a little premature to talk about simply withdrawing from it.
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When they didn't work, he turned to alcohol and began withdrawing from the world.
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It was like I was withdrawing from a drug, and the drug was carbohydrates.
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That was undoubtedly one of the biggest opportunities lost by withdrawing from the TPP.
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Withdrawing from the pact would bring big changes for the economy and for consumers.
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" • Quotation of the day "I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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In President Trump's view, America will become great again by withdrawing from the world.
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America is withdrawing from the world; the results are there for all to see.
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King Michael cited a diagnosis of cancer when withdrawing from public duties last year.
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But in Mr. Trump's calculation, withdrawing from the accord will be a political winner.
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The exits sum to Glovo withdrawing from eight out of a total 306 cities.
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Facing mounting criticism, he announced he was withdrawing from his royal duties in November.
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Other studies have also found high rates of insomnia when withdrawing from nightly use.
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Accordingly, withdrawing from the JCPOA as soon as possible should be the highest priority.
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But because of his school's policies, that also meant withdrawing from his high school.
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He says the US risks "[withdrawing] from its leadership" of the world under Trump.
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Trump at the time added he was not thinking of withdrawing from the pact.
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By withdrawing from the UNHRC, the United States has dented the U.N. body's credibility.
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Finally, Congress is debating whether or not to recommend withdrawing from the INF treaties.
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Withdrawing from the Paris Agreement would hurt US interests and reputation around the world.
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Other signs include bitterness and anger, feeling emotionally numb, or completely withdrawing from others.
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Joni Ernst, who was reportedly on Trump's vice presidential shortlist before withdrawing from the veepstakes.
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The memo notes caveats, including that there could be negative consequences of withdrawing from NAFTA.
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Withdrawing from TPP, however, was much simpler: It had not yet been passed by Congress.
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These include conflict in the home, poor academic performance, and withdrawing from friends and family.
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The U.S. would be risking pariah status on the international stage by withdrawing from Paris.
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Kander announced he was withdrawing from the race in an emotional Facebook post on Tuesday.
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Senior White House officials reportedly will meet this week to discuss withdrawing from the accord.
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Much has been made of the potential diplomatic fallout of Trump withdrawing from this accord.
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To Trump, withdrawing from the accord represents a triumph of populist America over greedy globalism.
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Politicians have hinted at revising or even withdrawing from the 1951 convention, which Australia signed.
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Mr. Cohn later plotted a similar theft to prevent Mr. Trump from withdrawing from Nafta.
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But eight in 10 Democrats and two in three independents oppose withdrawing from the agreement.
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But make no mistake about it, she says: that doesn't mean she's withdrawing from politics.
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That is crucial, because a vast majority of lawmakers opposed withdrawing from the European Union.
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The concern, the official said, was not so much about Trump completely withdrawing from NATO.
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The week started by Qatar announcing it was withdrawing from the cartel as of Jan.
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And then he mentioned a certain country that was withdrawing from the Paris Climate Agreement.
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Yesterday, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that America would be withdrawing from the international agreement.
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After withdrawing from the nuclear deal, the US imposed heavy bilateral trade sanctions on Tehran.
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He had a hip operation in January in Melbourne after withdrawing from the Australian Open.
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Today, President Donald Trump announced that America would be withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement.
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The White House said it would stick to U.N. rules for withdrawing from the pact.
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Military analysts, former officials and diplomats say there are arguments for withdrawing from both conflicts.
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When you're depressed and child-free, you can get away with withdrawing from the world.
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By withdrawing from the deal, we have weakened our ability to address these other concerns.
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Uber received a 623 percent stake in Grab in exchange for withdrawing from the market.
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President Donald Trump said Saturday afternoon that US troops will begin withdrawing from Afghanistan immediately.
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Unfortunately, I find myself more often withdrawing from conversations with women, especially in the workplace.
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This fall, tell your child to think twice before withdrawing from that class she hates.
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Astrid undermines his victory by withdrawing from the race before all the votes are counted.
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Analysts say withdrawing from NAFTA could devastate U.S. agriculture while raising food and retail prices.
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In 2014, she sent a letter formally withdrawing from the group, which disbanded soon after.
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By withdrawing from the Paris Agreement, the U.S. cedes power and influence to our rivals.
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The Trump administration said in June 0003 it was withdrawing from the Paris climate accord.
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It was her first tournament since withdrawing from the French Open with a shoulder injury.
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It was her first tournament since withdrawing from the French Open with a shoulder injury.
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Withdrawing from Europe as she proposes would mean the end of the French fishing industry.
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Andy Murray, 30, underwent hip surgery this month in Australia after withdrawing from this tournament.
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Pruitt also criticized the Paris climate agreement which the Trump administration is considering withdrawing from.
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The United States announced new sanctions after withdrawing from a nuclear deal with Iran in May.
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Luckily, withdrawing from Paris is a four-year long process, while rejoining takes only 30 days.
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Because then there is a risk of withdrawing from all the benefits of our digital economy.
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Thus far, he's shown no sign of withdrawing from the initiative, or the larger advisory forum.
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"I'm announcing today that I am withdrawing from the Presidential campaign," Ryan said in a tweet.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," Kavanaugh wrote in the Monday letter.
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He could also halt the JEP by withdrawing from congress the law that establishes its procedures.
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"What it doesn't offer you is a robust way of withdrawing from the system," she said.
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I found out about the "Ashton Manual"—a guide to withdrawing from long-term benzodiazepine use.
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Putin cited "hostile actions" by the U.S. as the reason for withdrawing;from the plutonium agreement.
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On Tuesday, Redrow said it would not increase its bid for Bovis, withdrawing from the process.
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Ross said Monday that it is a "little premature" to talk about withdrawing from the WTO.
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He said last month he was considering withdrawing from his plea agreement with the special counsel.
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Ali announced he was withdrawing from the race just hours after Sisi launched his own bid.
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Withdrawing from Syria is not, on the face of it, an inherently bad or indefensible policy.
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Amazon ended up withdrawing from Long Island City in response to the backlash from the left.
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Andrew Puzder, President Trump's nominee for labor secretary, has announced that he is withdrawing from consideration.
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Now, as President-Elect, Trump has committed to withdrawing from the TPP immediately upon assuming office.
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"What the President has said is that we are withdrawing from the Paris Accord," McMaster said.
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But Mr. Meyer recommends a more nuanced approach by withdrawing from multiple accounts to minimize taxes.
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Withdrawing from the Paris Agreement is one of the worst decisions ever for the United States.
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Booking Holdings has joined MasterCard, Visa, eBay, and others in withdrawing from Facebook's cryptocurrency project Libra.
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Nonetheless, the U.S. began earlier this month the official process of withdrawing from the Paris agreement.
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President George W. Bush announced that the United States was withdrawing from the treaty in 2001.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the impetus for Mr. Rakowitz's withdrawing from the Biennial.
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And, doctors note, withdrawing from nicotine can also set off anxiety and depression, at least temporarily.
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And once they joined the corps, they were prohibited from withdrawing from the vital timber industry.
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So withdrawing from the Paris deal should not meaningfully change that political calculus, in this view.
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"Withdrawing from the NAFTA would immediately blow up in the face of the administration," he said.
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The Trump administration is reportedly thinking about withdrawing from the United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC).
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," he said in his opening remarks.
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Pirri says you will also face a tax penalty for withdrawing from your retirement savings early.
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But Rubio said withdrawing from the deal may be the only course of action he'll support.
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" Pompeo wrote on Twitter: "Today we begin the formal process of withdrawing from the Paris Agreement.
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The U-turn set shockwaves through Washington and led to four prosecutors withdrawing from the case.
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Exxon said it will formally start the process of withdrawing from the joint ventures this year.
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On Monday, Trump set out plans for his first day in office, including withdrawing from TPP.
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Murray played three matches in late June before withdrawing from Wimbledon to better recover from the operation.
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Withdrawing from the Paris accord turns a symbol of American leadership into a symbol of American isolation.
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"Strong leadership is needed urgently to begin the work of withdrawing from the European Union," Leadsom said.
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I am therefore withdrawing from the leadership election and I wish Theresa May the very greatest success.
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On climate change, as on other pressing global issues, the US is actively withdrawing from global leadership.
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Gambia made headlines recently by withdrawing from the International Criminal Court, calling it the "Infamous Caucasian Court".
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Trump followed this move in 2018 by withdrawing from the Iran nuclear accord, to similarly disastrous consequences.
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"I am announcing today that I am withdrawing from the presidential campaign," Ryan said in the video.
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"I'm announcing today that I am withdrawing from the Presidential campaign," Ryan said in a Twitter post.
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Many other countries have also lined up to criticize Trump's reasons for withdrawing from the 2015 agreement.
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Withdrawing from the agreement will limit our access to them and could expose us to retaliatory measures.
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Greenland gained autonomy from Denmark in 63, ultimately withdrawing from the EU in 1985 following a referendum.
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It wasn't until she started withdrawing from the drug that she realized she wanted to get clean.
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On Monday, Trump expanded on his policy agenda, which includes withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
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For the past several years, the president has been a staunch, consistent advocate for withdrawing from Afghanistan.
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President Trump's nominee for secretary of the Army, Vincent Viola, is withdrawing from consideration, citing business ties.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has said withdrawing from the deal could erode faith in US leadership.
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After withdrawing from negotiations last summer the BMA, their trade union, returned to the table in December.
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News of the consolidation comes just as Toshiba confirmed it was not considering withdrawing from making PCs.
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And nothing about withdrawing from Paris precludes companies from investing in renewable technologies with their own money.
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Leaving the Paris Agreement and withdrawing from its emissions reduction commitment is a reckless and irresponsible act.
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Withdrawing from NAFTA would harm the U.S. economy and signal the abdication of U.S. global economic leadership.
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While the Constitution requires Senate approval to enter into treaties, it say nothing about withdrawing from treaties.
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Failing to keep waiving the sanctions would essentially mean the United States is withdrawing from the deal.
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Under Trump, the U.S. is withdrawing from the global climate pact, which sets environmental goals for participants.
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HABERMAN: What kind of change could you make in terms of Nafta without fully withdrawing from it?
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She announced earlier this month that she is withdrawing from public life following a diagnosis of dementia.
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Since withdrawing from the presidential race in March, Mr. Rubio has kept quiet and withheld his endorsement.
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The Trump administration is reportedly planning on withdrawing from the United Nations Human Rights Council on Tuesday.
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They may not be skipping work, withdrawing from social activities, feeling hopeless or crying all the time.
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It will sidestep sanctions the U.S. imposed on Iran after withdrawing from the nuclear deal last year.
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Israel had no choice but to give up on the idea of withdrawing from the Golan Heights.
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With proper treatment, withdrawing from opioids won't kill you, but it can make you want to die.
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The four prosecutors withdrawing from the case also looked like a protest of the Justice Department's intervention.
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Tehran has vowed "harsh revenge" and declared it is withdrawing from the nuclear deal in its entirety.
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Green accused his opponents of "blatantly falsifying what I've said" in his statement withdrawing from the nomination.
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They have already passed a law barring the government from withdrawing from the European Union on Oct.
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PayPal announced Friday it was withdrawing from the Libra Association, a Swiss-based nonprofit overseeing the project.
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PayPal said Friday it is withdrawing from the Libra Assocation, the nonprofit that will govern the currency.
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He stopped short of withdrawing from the deal and instead charged Congress with determining the next steps.
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Bolton has long considered in the INF treaty "obsolete" and has advocated withdrawing from it for years.
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They failed to prevent Menachem Begin's government from withdrawing from the Sinai Peninsula in the early 1980s.
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In 1982, Israel began withdrawing from settlements in Sinai as part of the 1979 peace deal with Egypt.
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No Japanese manufacturer is involved, despite speculation that Nissan might enter after withdrawing from the World Endurance Championship.
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Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, has dementia and is withdrawing from public life.
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Jed and Marando included no information about their status beyond that they were withdrawing from the Stone case.
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Iraq's military said Tuesday that U.S. troops that entered the country after withdrawing from Syria can't remain there.
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The family also shared details about Ellis withdrawing from alcohol on his own after many stints in rehab.
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Three years after withdrawing from Juan Pablo Galavis' season of the Bachelor, Sharleen Joynt has tied the knot!
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Garland recently announced that he was withdrawing from the school to concentrate on preparations for the NBA Draft.
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He has made clear he is not going to cut a deal by withdrawing from the Iran deal.
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" In his speech Thursday, Trump said that withdrawing from the Paris agreement "won't matter much to the climate.
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In a worst-case scenario, they might, like Venezuela, start the process of withdrawing from the court's jurisdiction.
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"Fox & Friends" host Brian Kilmeade tells Sarah Sanders that Trump has "refounded ISIS" by withdrawing from Syria pic.twitter.
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Former President Barack Obama said withdrawing from climate accord will mean a loss of new jobs and industries.
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Since withdrawing from Mogadishu in 2011, al Shabaab has lost control of most of Somalia's cities and towns.
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He is also considering withdrawing from the Paris Climate Agreement, the landmark international accord to stop global warming.
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"One day in November I'd been on the rattle [withdrawing] from Spice for two days," he tells me.
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Alexis de Tocqueville worried about frontiersmen withdrawing from society and believing that they "owe nothing to any man".
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They reaffirmed that the administration is considering withdrawing from the South Korean trade agreement, for instance, he said.
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Trump indicated in August that he'd changed his mind and said withdrawing from Afghanistan would dishonor those killed.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," he said at high volume, his brow furrowed.
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"Unilaterally withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement is short-sighted in the extreme," Schneider said in a statement.
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Withdrawing from the European Union is a lengthy process that Mr. Cameron will largely leave to his successor.
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Two days later, another "Hearthstone" commentator, Nathan "Admirable" Zamora said he was withdrawing from the event as well.
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Any federal health care reform proposal must address the fact that insurance providers are withdrawing from rural markets.
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As the deadline draws near, there could be more discussion of Trump withdrawing from the current NAFTA agreement.
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Popular cable programs with Democratic and liberal viewers are equally full of recriminations over withdrawing from these wars.
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The Justice Department spokesperson said last Thursday that the three attorneys withdrawing from the case was not unusual.
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President Donald Trump announced a new set of sanctions last month after withdrawing from the 2015 nuclear deal.
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Other countries, including Kenya, South Africa and Namibia, have flirted with the idea of withdrawing from the court.
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Money-related stress can also lead to long-term issues, including familial disputes and withdrawing from social activities.
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Obama expressed concern that withdrawing from the agreement would hurt the U.S.'s standing with its world allies.
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The cost of withdrawing from certain activities in investment banking, as flagged last year, also took its toll.
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As part of withdrawing from the agreement, the Trump administration has reimposed sanctions that are squeezing Iran's economy.
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The combination alone of Trump withdrawing from the Iran deal and meeting with Kim could have widespread ramifications.
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The big picture: Many of the reasons Trump laid out for withdrawing from the JCPOA today were inaccurate.
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Now, they will have a sort of veto power over moves like withdrawing from NATO or striking Iran.
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Some would come in, "still jonesing," Mr. Bosch said, meaning that they were still withdrawing from drug use.
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Their supervisors reassured them this week that they would suffer no retaliation for withdrawing from the Stone case.
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The vote came more than 3 1/2 years after British voters backed withdrawing from the European Union.
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MORE (R) criticized Trump over the weekend, saying that his talk of withdrawing from Syria had emboldened Assad.
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Withdrawing from the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership was one of President Donald Trump's first moves in office.
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But withdrawing from the Arctic means forfeiting energy security and the opportunity to ensure best practices are applied.
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Republicans insist that withdrawing from NAFTA would cost the U.S. thousands of jobs with severe consequences for agriculture.
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Some insurers have cited that shortfall as a reason they are withdrawing from ObamaCare marketplaces altogether this year.
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The Pentagon sent a letter saying it was withdrawing from Iraq, only to disavow it as a mistake.
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Since withdrawing from the pact, Washington has passed multiple rounds of sanctions on Iran, crippling the country's economy.
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She abruptly changed courses, withdrawing from L.P.G.A. qualifying school last fall and renewing her commitment to attend college.
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He later added, "I think this is a mistake worse than what Obama did" in withdrawing from Iraq.
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One unnamed official told the Associated Press there may be "caveats" in Trump's language withdrawing from the deal.
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Since withdrawing from Mogadishu in 2011, the group has lost control of most of Somalia's cities and towns.
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Withdrawing from the 1-1/2 year-old coalition could trigger a snap election or a minority government.
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Despite last month's Brexit referendum, Britain still hasn't formally started the process of withdrawing from the European Union.
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Exxon had announced earlier that it was withdrawing from its joint ventures with Rosneft due to Western sanction.
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I said I was such a judge, and I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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With the main fund suspended, investors have voted with their feet in withdrawing from Woodford's other two funds.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is withdrawing from UNESCO, the United Nation's cultural and educational agency, effective Dec.
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But Mr. Trump also blamed Obama for withdrawing from Iraq too quickly, leaving a vacuum for ISIS to fill.
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Withdrawing from the euro area could automatically trigger a country's default, Moody's warned in a research note on Tuesday.
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Since withdrawing from the capital Mogadishu in 2011, the insurgents lost control of most of Somalia's cities and towns.
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I sunk into a depression that led to withdrawing from school one or two credits away from a degree.
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And every time, the opponent has followed that upset by losing or withdrawing from his next Grand Slam match.
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That makes withdrawing from a plan a good deal for the firm and a bad one for the orphans.
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Trump said last week that the United States was withdrawing from a 2015 deal negotiated by the Obama administration.
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"While speculative financial investors are clearly withdrawing from gold, ETF investors are remaining loyal," Commerzbank said in a note.
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Few want to retire in the literal sense of the word, which implies withdrawing from society as a whole.
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Locals in Qamishli, Syria are throwing tomatoes to US forces who are withdrawing from the Kurdish majority city pic.twitter.
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And again: Under orders from the president, [then-staff secretary Rob] Porter drafted a notification letter withdrawing from NAFTA.
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US national security adviser John Bolton echoed statements made regarding the US withdrawing from a nuclear treaty with Russia.
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Both chambers of Congress have introduced bipartisan bills seeking to prevent Trump from withdrawing from NATO without their approval.
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The accords totally ignored Israeli settlements and did not bring about Israel withdrawing from a single one of them.
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Craig Steven Wright, the man claiming to be mysterious bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto, is abruptly withdrawing from public life.
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Yet now, across the world, there are people left behind by globalization, and movements for withdrawing from global connection.
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During the campaign season, then candidate Trump made rewriting or withdrawing from NAFTA a pillar of his economic policy.
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While Venezuela has said it was withdrawing from the OAS in protest, Foreign Minister Delcy Rodriguez was in Cancun.
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" The great divide: "Seventy-eight percent of Democrats think withdrawing from the Paris agreement will hurt the national economy.
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He finished the match — he won 7-5, 6-4 — before seeking medical treatment and withdrawing from the tournament.
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Iran earlier this month announced it was partially withdrawing from the accord, following the US decision to walk away.
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"There simply is no way to reconcile a get-tough-on-China policy with withdrawing from TPP," Froman said.
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Abe was expected to come to Washington and urge Trump to reconsider withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
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Since withdrawing from the capital Mogadishu in 2011, al Shabaab lost control of most of Somalia's cities and towns.
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First on the list is withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) along with pursuing the renegotiation of NAFTA.
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This could include withdrawing from more markets and client groups, but not another round of job cuts, he said.
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Ivanka, who serves as a senior advisor, reportedly intervened last week as Trump leaned toward withdrawing from the agreement.
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President Trump likes having leverage, but withdrawing from the deal now actually gives that away with little in return.
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The United States withdrawing from the Middle East is a strategic move that can have long-term positive effects.
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Most recently, he announced the U.S. was withdrawing from the Iran deal and seeking to reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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Boatright's current public defender said he is withdrawing from the case and Boatwright hasn't been assigned a new attorney.
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At a summit conference next month in Rwanda, it will continue a discussion about collectively withdrawing from the court.
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Second, the announcement that the U.K. would be withdrawing from the Single Market seems like a blatant tactical mistake.
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They may be also be subject to a 10 percent penalty for withdrawing from the account before age 59½.
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Trump announced Tuesday that he was withdrawing from the Iran nuclear agreement, which represented Obama's signature foreign policy achievement.
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Many observers say it's just another sign of America withdrawing from the world, leaving China and Europe in charge.
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As Trump weighed a decision on withdrawing from the Paris agreement last Spring, Cohn advocated against a full withdrawal.
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In withdrawing from the battle, it nearly guarantees that Disney will acquire most of Fox, barring any regulatory concerns.
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Withdrawing from TPP, meanwhile, strips the U.S. of an opportunity to establish a wider stronghold in the Asian market.
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The professor, she added, was even considering withdrawing from the project completely to avoid holding back his co-researchers.
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At the end of the semester, I told her I was considering withdrawing from college to focus on working.
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In January, US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer announced that he would renegotiate the deal instead of withdrawing from it.
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Yet now, across the world there are people left behind by globalization, and movements for withdrawing from global connection.
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Kirsten Gillibrand told the New York Times in an interview Wednesday that she is withdrawing from the presidential race.
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Since President Trump announced in 1 that the United States was withdrawing from the deal, Iran's stockpiles have risen.
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Foremost on the agenda: whether to give Parliament more control over the process of withdrawing from the European Union.
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He also said Iran could take other steps before withdrawing from the NPT, although he did not specify them.
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President Trump should give Canada and Mexico notice on January 2628th that the United States is withdrawing from NAFTA.
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Clarke, however, said on Friday that the world number four was simply being careful by withdrawing from the tournament.
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The Trump administration has rolled back climate policies from the Obama years, including withdrawing from the Paris climate accords.
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The Trump administration itself has already shown the courage of its convictions by withdrawing from the Paris climate accords.
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Trump moved in October to decertify Iran's compliance with the deal, but stopped short of withdrawing from it altogether.
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For clients who have other assets available, some advisors recommend that instead of gradually withdrawing from those accounts — i.e.
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With the help of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue, they argued Trump out of withdrawing from NAFTA in April 22020.
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At the beginning of his term, President Obama prioritized withdrawing from Iraq and winding down our engagement in Afghanistan.
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Esper earlier on Sunday told reporters that about 700 troops withdrawing from Syria will be moved to western Iraq.
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Day revealed that his mother, Dening, has cancer after withdrawing from the Dell Technologies Match Play in Austin, Tex.
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They discuss a "Benedict Option" of withdrawing from the political world altogether and forming isolated cells of virtuous behavior.
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Since withdrawing from Gaza in 2005, Israeli leaders of all political stripes have favored punishing raids over renewed occupation.
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Weinstein lawyer quitting: Harvey Weinstein's lawyer Benjamin Brafman is said to be withdrawing from his New York rape case.
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The United States has adopted a hardline policy against Tehran, withdrawing from the 2015 nuclear deal and reimposing sanctions.
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Withdrawing from the TPP agreement was a promise Trump made in his presidential campaign, saying it would protect American workers.
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Britain is currently in the throes of withdrawing from the European Union, raising questions about the financial hub of London.
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The test followed the U.S. formally withdrawing from the Cold War-era Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) on Aug.
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For his part, Cain told the Journal in a separate interview that he does not plan on withdrawing from consideration.
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The UK, one of America's closest allies, only found out Trump was withdrawing from Syria after he tweeted about it.
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After withdrawing from the nuclear deal, the Trump administration let eight countries keep buying Iranian oil without facing U.S. sanctions.
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Mrs May's priorities imply both leaving the EU Single Market and withdrawing from full membership of the EU Customs Union.
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The news comes after months of protests and an emerging boycott, with eight artists withdrawing from the 2250 Whitney Biennial.
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Médine said he wrote first to keep the youth in the housing projects from losing hope and withdrawing from society.
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" So when Kavanaugh fumed, "I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process... You'll never get me to quit.
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Under what must be "Pledges on Trade," it mentions withdrawing from something, negotiating something else and renegotiating a third thing.
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I appreciate the president withdrawing from the nuclear agreement with Iran and trying to break the ayatollah&aposs back economically.
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It will be possible to reduce the probability of North Koreans unilaterally withdrawing from the agreement by structuring its properly.
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This week, a senior US administration official told European reporters that Trump has not ruled out withdrawing from the group.
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Trump has delayed a decision on withdrawing from the landmark climate accord amid disagreements about the nature of the pact.
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Why it matters: Syria joining the climate pact underscores — but won't change — the Trump administration's lone position withdrawing from it.
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The news from Scotland comes after President Donald Trump announced the U.S. would be withdrawing from the landmark Paris Agreement.
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The United States announced last year it was withdrawing from the pact, accusing Russia of failing to comply with it.
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And that's a little conflict at a time, obviously, when the Fed's withdrawing from being a major purchaser of securities.
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Withdrawing from the treaty, conversely, will open the door to a new and unconstrained competition, threatening US-Russian nuclear stability.
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Trump announced last week he was withdrawing from the summit but left open the door to future talks with Kim.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," he declared in his opening statement to the Judiciary Committee.
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Monday marks the first day the Trump administration can begin the formal process of withdrawing from the Paris climate accord.
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After Europe has exhibited this kind of attitude, it is no surprise that Trump has talked about withdrawing from NATO.
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That has included key items of foreign policy like withdrawing from the Paris climate accord or the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Even some of the Iran deal's most vocal critics aren't sure Trump made the right choice in withdrawing from it
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Nuclear treaties The Trump administration is reportedly considering withdrawing from the New START agreement limiting U.S. and Russian nuclear arsenals.
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It says it is established constitutional convention for ministers to use royal prerogative when making or withdrawing from international treaties.
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While it may not be on the table now, withdrawing from NAFTA would not cast us into the economic abyss.
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Trump tweeted Sunday that the US was withdrawing from Syria having "secured the oil" in the country's eastern oil fields.
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Denver election officials have reported a 2,85033-percent increase in people withdrawing from voting rolls in just the first week.
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Withdrawing from the Paris pact might be a successful political stunt, but it certainly won't help mitigate planetary climate change.
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McCarthy had previously run for speaker in 2015 to replace the retiring John Boehner, before abruptly withdrawing from the race.
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"Because the conflict between Cimos and DAB has not been solved ... TCH Cogeme is withdrawing from the transaction," Alta said.
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Trump could (and did) do an awful lot himself just by reversing Barack Obama's executive orders and withdrawing from treaties.
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Since they have a pain condition, as they are withdrawing from opioids, the pain will be even worse for them.
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In a twist ending, the FBI ended up withdrawing from the court fight after finding another way into the phone.
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One of the two, Ali Faraj al-Qatrani, announced late on Monday that he was withdrawing from the process altogether.
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Here are edited excerpts from the conversation: When the documentary came out, did you think about withdrawing from this project?
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Now they predict that the international community will not follow America's lead in withdrawing from the deal and reimposing sanctions.
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But even as his financial prospects improved, Bonnell was painfully withdrawing from a relationship with the mother of his son.
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The company announced that Ms. Meyer and other executives would leave China early, withdrawing from the rest of their roadshow.
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Secretary of Energy Rick Perry, too, has called for the administration to "renegotiate" the climate pact without withdrawing from it.
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Withdrawing from Paris would greatly please conservative groups, which have orchestrated an all-out push in opposition to the pact.
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Withdrawing from the battlefield, as the Obama administration has done, does not mean the state of war does not exist.
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I cannot imagine how Trump can now achieve his avowed goal of withdrawing from endless wars in the Middle East.
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" He said, "President Trump's announcement that US troops will be withdrawing from Syria is not the end of America's fight.
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Trump's Syria withdrawal gave Putin a boost Trump announced in October 2019 that US troops were withdrawing from northern Syria.
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Seoul retaliated by withdrawing from a pact to share military intelligence that Washington had encouraged to help counter North Korea.
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Withdrawing from the treaty would allow the US to develop a missile similar to the one that Russia has tested.
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Bancroft and Nesbett were among the founding members of New Art Dealers Alliance before withdrawing from the organization in 2002.
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But withdrawing from NAFTA would cost the U.S. auto manufacturing an estimated 31,000 jobs, according to the Center for Automotive Research.
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"Yet now, across the world there are people left behind by globalization, and movements for withdrawing from global connection," wrote Zuckerberg.
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Trump had, literally for years, advocated withdrawing from Afghanistan, a war Breitbart saw as pointless nation building that didn't benefit Americans.
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Since withdrawing from Mogadishu in 2011, the al Qaeda-linked group has lost control of most of Somalia's cities and towns.
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By that strict definition, Sessions could say he's withdrawing from any investigation of alleged impropriety occurring up to and including Nov.
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Withdrawing from arms agreements with Russia also increases the risks of accelerating the production and pre-positioning of previously banned weapons.
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President Hassan Rouhani declared in May that Iran was reducing its "commitments to the deal" but not fully withdrawing from it.
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Additionally, by withdrawing from the Title X program, Planned Parenthood will need to use "emergency funds," The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Under Dennelind's rule, Telia has been withdrawing from central Asia markets to focus on Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Lithuania and Estonia.
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"He's mine, all mine," Halep said last week before withdrawing from a tournament in Brisbane, Australia, because of the Achilles pain.
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Usually it can be used to carry out certain acts (for example, withdrawing from treaties) without consulting Parliament or the people.
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Obliterating Barack Obama's legacy, by withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the Paris climate accord and Iran deal, was a cinch.
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But it has been on life support ever since Mr Trump declared a year ago that he was withdrawing from it.
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American golfer Dustin Johnson is citing concerns over the Zika virus as his reason for withdrawing from the upcoming Rio Olympics.
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Again, he wanted to make sure even his closest Kurdish allies understood the dangers of not withdrawing from Kirkuk, officials said.
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Withdrawing from UNESCO over Israel-related issues scores points with these supporters without having immediately tangible consequences for US security interests.
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The announcement will come nearly one year after President Donald Trump announced the US was withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
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Three liberal states are teaming up to fight climate change in response to President Trump withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement.
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Two arguments have helped change Trump's thinking: Withdrawing from NAFTA might interrupt the stock market's record-breaking run under his presidency.
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President Trump is seriously considering withdrawing from the U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement (KORUS), sources familiar with the matter tell Axios.
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What happens, law professors and other experts are asking, when you have a president withdrawing from an agreement that Congress approved?
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Last weekend, we reported that President Trump was seriously considering withdrawing from the U.S.-Korea free trade deal, known as KORUS.
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Nor do we support withdrawing from New START or other arms control agreements in response to the Russians' INF Treaty violation.
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Many financial advisors and investors tout a simple strategy when it comes to withdrawing from retirement accounts: the 4 percent rule.
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Microsoft upped the bid by roughly $5 billion before withdrawing from the race after the new offer was rejected as well.
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Trump's statement also strongly links European and other countries' unfair trade practices to his reason for withdrawing from the Paris Agreement.
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The EU has resisted America's urging that its members follow the White House in withdrawing from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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Trump announced in May his government was withdrawing from what he called the "worst ever" agreement negotiated by the United States.
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The changes, made last year, resulted in one of the Cup's mainstays, the Italian challenger Luna Rossa, withdrawing from the competition.
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That strategy could include extra tutoring or withdrawing from the class, with a plan to try it again after more preparation.
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The letter asked several questions on the effects of withdrawing from the treaties, including on long-term U.S.-Russia strategic stability.
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"That is why we are withdrawing from the UN Human Rights Council, an organization that is not worthy of its name."
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"Withdrawing from or weakening trade agreements like NAFTA would only benefit our competitors in Europe and Asia, including China," Bolten said.
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Central to the policy of unilaterally withdrawing from the nuclear deal has been the idea of implementing biting sanctions on Iran.
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Withdrawing from Paris is, to be sure, consistent with his politics and his policies: but it's also congruent with his persona.
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At a summit meeting with China less than two years later, Australia announced that it was withdrawing from the quadrilateral arrangement.
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Garamendi blamed Trump for causing the US' current diplomatic issues with the Islamic Republic by withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
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Trump declared that Iran was in violation of the "spirit" of the agreement, but stopped short of withdrawing from the deal.
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There are concerns that withdrawing from those councils will cause the US to loss leadership and influence on many international issues.
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First, under President Trump, the United States is widely seen to be committed to withdrawing from Afghanistan under almost any circumstances.
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They too easily substitute virtual interactions for physical ones, withdrawing from their immediate circumstances and winding up lonely as a result.
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As Politico has reported, even when the current proposal was just a rumor, immigrants began withdrawing from these programs in droves.
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The effect of withdrawing from the agreement was strongly enhanced by the situation on global markets and the spread of coronavirus.
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Behind the scenes: Trump tells advisers that withdrawing from Afghanistan is one of the most important promises he made to voters.
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Now he's moved to California and seems content, but can you really remove yourself from public feedback without withdrawing from life?
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In August, Planned Parenthood clinics in the Northwest and Midwest were struggling to stay afloat financially after withdrawing from the program.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the day on which some chief executives discussed withdrawing from a presidential advisory group.
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In December, with a similarly rash announcement, he began withdrawing from Syria, prompting his secretary of defence, James Mattis, to resign.
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Withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement in the face of extreme weather supercharged by climate change endangers lives and whole cities.
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An army offensive last month ended with the militants withdrawing from their last foothold along the border under a ceasefire deal.
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Mr. Kalanick said he had spoken briefly with Mr. Trump to let him know he was withdrawing from the advisory council.
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Trump has in the past criticized the agreement and is poised to fulfill his campaign promise of withdrawing from the deal.
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Withdrawing from the public eye is the last thing we need to do, whether it's in 140,000 words or 140 characters.
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Peter III was also unpopular for withdrawing from the Seven Years' War and forming an alliance with Russia's historic adversary, Prussia.
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The U.S. is going it alone in putting Iran back under sanctions, after withdrawing from the agreement on its nuclear program.
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She's withdrawing from the school -- just months from graduation -- intending instead to complete the requirements for her diploma with online courses.
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The administration is not expected to say explicitly that the U.S. is withdrawing from the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change.
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"Withdrawing from NAFTA would be a grave mistake," Tom Donohue said in his annual address on the state of American business.
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Analysts have suggested that Mr. Odinga, who is running low on campaign money, is withdrawing from the race for tactical reasons.
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Before withdrawing from the race on Tuesday, he repeatedly threatened to boycott the vote if they were not replaced and prosecuted.
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But he warned that financial plans could change if Britain does not reach a deal on withdrawing from the European Union.
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The woman keeps withdrawing from the man's pursuit — because, it seems to emerge, he, not she, is the truly evasive one.
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Photo: APPutin said that the new weapons were developed in direct response to the US withdrawing from the ABM Treaty in 2002.
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Turkey&aposs top diplomat says a Syrian Kurdish militia will begin withdrawing from a strategic town in northern Syria on July 4.
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Trump roiled the G-7 meeting in Canada by first agreeing to a group statement on trade and then withdrawing from it.
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You can start withdrawing from the account at 59½, without penalities, although you will owe income taxes on the amount taken out.
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The company is taking steps to improve the performance of its exchange business that include withdrawing from the Kansas market, he said.
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Unfortunately, Donald Trump seems dedicated to undermining our traditional leadership role on human rights by withdrawing from the UN Human Rights Council.
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After withdrawing from loan funds for 2141 straight weeks, retail investors turned into net buyers during the first three weeks of March.
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Plus, while Umpqua does provide ATM fee rebates, it still charges customers a $2.50 fee for withdrawing from a non-Umpqua ATM.
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The United States is renewing sanctions on Iran after withdrawing from a nuclear deal forged in 2015 between Tehran and world powers.
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For the Kurdish-led forces, the sting was not that American troops were withdrawing from Syria, which they knew would happen eventually.
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From imposing sanctions on other countries to withdrawing from international groups, Hua said, "The U.S. has already abandoned its morality and credibility."
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Formally withdrawing from the agreement, which is aimed at preventing the most dangerous levels of global warming, is a multi-year process.
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Withdrawing from Formula E could be another huge blow to morale, which is already wearing thin, according to current and former employees.
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COMMENTARY Newborns withdrawing from opioids are hard to care for and they are often separated from mothers who battle their own addiction.
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Trump on Thursday said he was withdrawing from the deal, rejecting the advice of Mackenzie and many others, including his daughter Ivanka.
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Some in the party say that while the single market remains off limits, withdrawing from the customs union is an unnecessary risk.
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Over the last several weeks, US forces began withdrawing from northern Syria, and Turkish military forces launched an incursion into that territory.
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You can start withdrawing from the account at 59½, without penalties, although you will owe income taxes on the amount taken out.
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By withdrawing from the Iran deal last week, Trump sent Pyongyang a crystal-clear message: I don&apost cut deals like that.
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"The prescription of withdrawing from trade deals and focusing solely on your local market, that's the wrong medicine," he said last month.
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The United States will be withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement, President Donald Trump announced Thursday from the White House Rose Garden.
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He has said publicly he wants to pursue diplomacy after withdrawing from the deal and moving to cut all Iranian oil exports.
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I think a problem we have is after withdrawing from the JCPOA, we&aposve lost the support of our European allies, particularly.
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The government argues that it is established constitutional convention for ministers to use royal prerogative when making or withdrawing from international treaties.
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They also say, though, that withdrawing from the accord and repealing Obama-era environmental regulations will help bring the coal industry back.
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The Republican has talked loudly about withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement, raising tariffs on Mexican imports and taxing remittances.
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The firm sold off its businesses in Vietnam and Thailand last year, and now it is withdrawing from the Philippines and Indonesia.
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They had bigger fish to fry with the North American Free Trade Agreement, and withdrawing from KORUS was not on the table.
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Attendees of the "Pittsburgh not Paris" rally gathered to express their gratitude to the President for withdrawing from the Paris climate accord.
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Those who shared their concerns about withdrawing from the deal included Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, Defense Secretary James Mattis, and Perdue.
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"Withdrawing from the EU means the decisions on how we spend taxpayers' money will be made in the United Kingdom," he said.
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Reality check: This is technically true, but a negative — not withdrawing from this treaty — does not equate a positive — prioritizing climate change.
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Matsuyama, meanwhile, has been off the course since withdrawing from the Phoenix Open four weeks ago due to a left wrist injury.
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Adverse events related to treatment and withdrawing from the trial because of adverse events were both more common at low-volume centers.
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The impasse sets the stage for U.S. President Donald Trump to fulfill his threat to start withdrawing from the pact on Feb.
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Zarif said in an interview broadcasted Sunday on CBS's "Face the Nation" that withdrawing from the accord would isolate the United States.
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Withdrawing from the INF, therefore, is a prudent move necessary for the continued defense of the United States and its democratic allies.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correct the date President Donald Trump announced the US was withdrawing from the Iran deal.
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The tense relationship was further strained earlier this year when Trump announced the U.S. would be withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
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BUT I THINK IT'S A LITTLE PREMATURE TO TALK ABOUT SIMPLY WITHDRAWING FROM IT. SORKIN: MR. – LEE: MR. – SORKIN: OH, GO AHEAD.
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Additionally, the Trump administration should make it clear that the U.S. will not be withdrawing from the United Nations's Human Rights Council.
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Booker slammed Trump for withdrawing from the deal, saying it has led to a recent spike in tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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Former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor announced on Tuesday that she is withdrawing from public life following a diagnosis of dementia.
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In a post on Facebook, Darden wrote that he was withdrawing from the case because he and his family had received threats.
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She has been joined by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who has said withdrawing from the agreement could harm US negotiating power.
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The Daily Telegraph reported Fox would put Britain firmly on the path to withdrawing from the EU single market in his speech.
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The party opposes same-sex marriage, supports withdrawing from the UN Refugee Convention and wants to abolish the Australian Human Rights Commission.
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That is why I announced that the United States is officially withdrawing from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces treaty, or INF treaty.
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They had earlier deleted the list of speakers from the event website as the number of executives withdrawing from the conference grew.
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The current Ebola outbreak in the Congo shows that, even before the cuts come, America is already withdrawing from global health efforts.
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"That is why we are withdrawing from one-sided international deals," he added, citing the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Paris agreement.
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In his speech, Trump promised that withdrawing from the agreement would mean the US wouldn't put any more money into the fund.
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Mr. Trump is referring to the Paris climate accord that his administration announced the United States was withdrawing from in June 2017.
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The American pressure was specifically cited by Mr. Kurti's former coalition partners as another reason for withdrawing from his government this week.
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By withdrawing from the 23 Iran nuclear deal and phasing in sanctions, the Trump administration has sought to cripple the Iranian government.
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There is, in short, no good reason to believe that withdrawing from the deal would help solve Trump's real problem with Iran.
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The United States, under Mr. Trump, is withdrawing from the world stage, and Britain and Germany are grappling with domestic political struggles.
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President Trump's recent statements suggest that the threat of the United States imminently withdrawing from the agreement has receded in recent months.
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Israel had railed against the agreement since before its inception and Mr. Trump had campaigned on the promise of withdrawing from it.
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Kravis then said he was resigning from DOJ entirely, which was followed by Jed and Marando withdrawing from the case as well.
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Mr. Cohn, along with Mr. Kushner and Ms. Trump, failed to talk the president out of withdrawing from the Paris climate accord.
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"The nightmare for Israel is for Iran to be the biggest winner of the vacuum we created by withdrawing from Syria," Sen.
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And there is a wrong answer, too — the nativist response of withdrawing from the region behind a wall of threat and bluster.
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After Zelinsky's filing, Kravis told the court he was also withdrawing from the case and resigning from the DC US attorney's office.
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Which is why recent White House intimations of withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and from the Korea-U.
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Analysts said that withdrawing from the organization was a significant escalation by the United States in its criticism of United Nations bodies.
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Paul has said instead of withdrawing from the nuclear agreement, the United States should look at going after Iran's ballistic missile program.
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So unilaterally withdrawing from NAFTA wouldn't actually accomplish very much; Mexican companies could still sell goods in the US without paying tariffs.
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Last week a bipartisan bill was introduced in the Senate to prohibit any U.S. president from withdrawing from NATO without Senate approval.
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Veterans were also much more likely to approve of the US withdrawing from the Iran nuclear weapons agreement (53% of veterans, 254% overall).
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Day 200: Consider formal withdrawal By Day 200, Trump would be considering formally withdrawing from NAFTA and continuing to pursue bilateral trade agreements.
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The President said his outgoing acting defense secretary informed him on Tuesday morning that he was withdrawing from consideration for the permanent post.
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President Donald Trump has sown mistrust by questioning his own intelligence community, withdrawing from critical international coalitions and spreading disdain for the media.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Tuesday YPG personnel withdrawing from Manbij would be disarmed and sent east of the Euphrates River.
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Fuentes, who has shrapnel permanently lodged in her face and behind her eye, said she had mixed emotions about withdrawing from her school.
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According to Forbes , major global companies including Maersk and General Electric are withdrawing from Iran as rapidly as they entered it in 2015.
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"Across the world there are people left behind by globalization, and movements for withdrawing from global connection," Zuckerberg wrote, without naming specific movements.
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After withdrawing from the limelight ahead of last year's election, Grillo has returned to try to save his creation from destruction by Salvini.
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After withdrawing from the public eye, they're forced to use their powers to protect themselves from criminals, the government, and the general public.
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Though previous Israeli governments considered withdrawing from the Golan in exchange for Syrian concessions, most envisaged keeping early-warning facilities on the peaks.
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The big picture: Since withdrawing from the nuclear deal last May, the U.S. has steadily ratcheted up economic and political pressure on Iran.
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His administration is mulling withdrawing from the so-called Paris Agreement aimed at reducing global emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.
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A state department official said the U.S. message to Syrian partners had been consistent: that American forces would be withdrawing from the country.
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Other observers agree that withdrawing from the climate agreement will not help inspire confidence in cleantech investing necessary for growth in the sector.
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Trump similarly delighted Israelis - while appalling other world powers - by recognizing Jerusalem as their capital and withdrawing from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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Speaking Wednesday, press secretary Sean Spicer said he wasn't sure whether Trump had made a final decision on withdrawing from the Paris agreement.
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By withdrawing from the Paris Climate Agreement, the Trump administration has turned America from a global climate leader into a global climate deadbeat.
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Withdrawing from TPP, the notification to renegotiate NAFTA, all of these things are going to happen on day one under President-elect Trump.
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After all, Britain is not even in the process of formally withdrawing from the EU. And markets have other things to worry about.
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The senators warned that withdrawing from the Iran deal would undermine ongoing talks with North Korea about denuclearization, and harm U.S. national security.
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Mr. Trump proclaimed Mr. al-Baghdadi's demise in a nationally televised address, at a time when American forces were withdrawing from the area.
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Schools make a distinction between withdrawing from a class and dropping it, and this factors into whether a student is considered full time.
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After being persuaded by his Defense chief and then-national security adviser H.R. McMaster, however, Trump changed his views on withdrawing from Afghanistan.
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NBC noted that Kondrat'yev ran as a Democrat for Florida's 1st Congressional District in 2016 before withdrawing from the race, which Gaetz won.
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"Today's action sends a critical message: the United States no longer makes empty threats," Trump said when withdrawing from the deal in May.
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In exchange for withdrawing from the consortium, Western Digital is asking Toshiba for a larger share of the chip allocation at their plant.
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Shanahan, who Trump said he would nominate to the permanent role, announced this week he was withdrawing from consideration due to family concerns.
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He says withdrawing from NAFTA would erase half his business in Mexico and Canada, and cut revenues by at least 2 percent overall.
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Dr. Herring has reached out aggressively to detox centers, where people often spend a few days withdrawing from heroin, and residential treatment programs.
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One of his most dramatic announcements to date, withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, had little practical effect because Congress never ratified it.
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Among others, repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act, withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership and canceling many of Obama's executive actions feature.
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And on Tuesday, Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted that the US "can only blame itself" for withdrawing from the nuclear deal.
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One reason President Trump gave for withdrawing from the 2015 nuclear deal was its failure to address the threat of Iran's ballistic missiles.
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In his six years as prime minister, from 1977 to 1983, Mr. Begin achieved peace with Egypt by withdrawing from the Sinai Peninsula.
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" They said US officials have told them they "are not withdrawing" from Afghanistan, but the US is "giving a political settlement a chance.
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These communities are already facing numerous challenges and withdrawing from NAFTA would directly harm the communities and voters President Trump promised to protect.
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The company said it had no intention of withdrawing from the infant milk market and plans were underway to build a new facility.
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Dunford also said it would "make sense to him" that withdrawing from the deal would have ripple effects on the North Korea crisis.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper said, however, that Washington aimed eventually to bring the troops withdrawing from Syria back to the United States.
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After going to a local emergency room with stomach pains, Cynthia, very pregnant and withdrawing from heroin, agreed to be transported to Jefferson.
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He has hammered Tehran with sanctions since withdrawing from the nuclear deal in 2018 and has been repeatedly tested by Iran's provocative actions.
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Kuwait's state news agency said its Twitter account was hacked and used to spread false information about US troops withdrawing from the country.
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Our military headquarters in Baghdad released a letter saying it was withdrawing from Iraq, then the Pentagon said it was only a draft.
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Anthem and MDWise announced last month that they were withdrawing from Indiana, which will leave 76,000 Hoosiers in need of a new insurer.
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A Bruce Springsteen tribute band is withdrawing from headlining the Garden State Inaugural Gala after receiving thousands of angry emails from Springsteen fans.
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Gary Emineth, a former state GOP party chairman, sent an email to supporters that he's withdrawing from the Senate race, citing Cramer's entry.
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That February, Bayern Munich—the most successful team in the history of German soccer—explored the legal implications of withdrawing from the Bundesliga.
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The Trumps argue that they have taken major steps to avoid potential conflicts, including withdrawing from more than a dozen planned international deals.
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Ms. Haley said she would attend the Human Rights Council's June session, but declined to say whether she favored withdrawing from the body.
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EDT: The Heritage Foundation is holding an event on the national security implications of withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement. Sen.
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Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) will speak at the Heritage Foundation on the national security implications of withdrawing from NAFTA at 1:30 p.m.
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He voiced opposition to some of Trump's most contentious acts, including withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal and escalating tensions with North Korea.
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Along the way he has accused South Korea's leaders of appeasement and talked about withdrawing from America's free trade agreement with that country.
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Any senator who seriously thinks that withdrawing from Syria and Afghanistan is akin to turning isolationist needs to get a grip on reality.
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Then there is the problem of men perceiving #MeToo as potentially dangerous to themselves, and withdrawing from mentoring or collaborating with female colleagues.
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This can add fire to other fights or again cause withdrawing from talking to our partner all together creating opportunities to distance yourself.
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In addition, nuclear-armed states have withdrawn from existing arms control agreements, such as the U.S. unilaterally withdrawing from the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) Treaty in 2002, Trump withdrawing from the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (Iran Nuclear Agreement) in 2018 and his threatening to withdraw from the 85033 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty in 2018 and 2019.
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"Duterte, by withdrawing from the ICC, has practically admitted that he is guilty of the allegations filed against him," he said in a statement.
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And if you do, you can always decide later whether what you want to spend it on is worth withdrawing from your savings. 3.
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The launch coincided with Criterion pulling its films from Hulu, and Netflix withdrawing from the classic movie landscape in favor of releasing original programming.
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We can lob it over them because the Muslims in the streets of Iran are thanking President Trump for withdrawing from the Iran deal.
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After losing the 2014 election, Prabowo slammed the election commission, citing "massive, structural and systematic cheating," and said he was withdrawing from the process.
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Trump announced in May The United States was withdrawing from a 2015 accord with Iran, which lifted wide-ranging sanctions on the Iranian economy.
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Trump has tightened sanctions on Iran after withdrawing from the Obama-era nuclear deal last year, targeting the country's crucial oil sector in May.
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So after an embarrassing finish behind the top three candidates in the South Carolina primary, Bush announced that he was withdrawing from the race.
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Withdrawing from Rodriguez's flashy and powerful kicks, Jung attempted to draw out punches and was able to slip and counter nicely when they came.
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On Monday, President Donald Trump said the United States would be withdrawing from the 2015 landmark deal which is designed to fight climate change.
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"I'm very sorry to announce that I'm withdrawing from next week's Nature Valley International," Halep said in a statement posted on Twitter on Wednesday.
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He intended to heal and make his big comeback then, but the pain persisted, and he spent all of 2016 withdrawing from various tournaments.
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Some of their primary sources of cash — public pensions — are withdrawing from the business, in part because of abusive fee practices at certain firms.
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President Trump's judicial nominee Michael Bogren is withdrawing from consideration following a Republican backlash over his record, the Detroit News first reported on Tuesday.
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"Bailed out by the taxpayer and they repay our communities by withdrawing from them," tweeted Ian Blackford, a lawmaker from the Scottish National Party.
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U.S. Senator Susan Collins, appearing on ABC's "This Week," noted that Trump could have taken a more extreme step by withdrawing from the agreement.
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As the sun went down on Wednesday, Trump had told confidants, including EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, that he was withdrawing from the Paris deal.
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Rather than withdrawing from an environment because the competition is prepared to "pay to play", should they not act to expose the corrupt behaviour?
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His administration is considering withdrawing from the Paris Agreement, a global accord aimed at reducing global emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.
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Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump delivered a blow to the renewable energy agenda, withdrawing from the landmark 2015 global agreement to fight climate change.
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That would make the "worst-case scenario" of the U.S. withdrawing from NAFTA less painful for Mexico and strengthen its negotiating hand, Guajardo said.
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Withdrawing from that agreement has been a huge priority for leading climate deniers, but Trump reportedly has not decided what to do about it.
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It would be a curious outcome for two states which have been accused of withdrawing from the world, but one which is now possible.
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Withdrawing from the deal would unravel more than a decade of work and inject fresh uncertainty into global relations, particularly in the Asia-Pacific.
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Imports from Iran could take a hit as the United States reintroduces sanctions on Tehran after withdrawing from a nuclear deal with world powers.
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When Trump announced in May he was withdrawing from the nuclear deal, the administration gave companies involved in certain types of trade until Aug.
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"The implications of withdrawing from all of the [agreements he's criticized] just don't seem to strike the President as all that consequential," Fontaine notes.
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Georgia Democratic House candidate Jon Ossoff says the U.S. withdrawing from the Paris climate change agreement would hurt the nation for years to come.
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Eliot Engel of New York said he was "deeply concerned" by reports that the White House was considering withdrawing from the Open Skies Treaty.
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In a letter notifying Kim of his decision, Trump cited North Korea's "hostilities" toward the U.S. as his reason for withdrawing from the meeting.
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Moreover, Trump can claim foreign policy wins, such as withdrawing from TPP, destroying the Islamic State, confronting China on trade, and boosting defense spending.
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This bill aims to keep the U.S. from withdrawing from the historic Paris Agreement and calls for a plan to cut America's carbon pollution.
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His comments come as several Asian economies, including India and Indonesia, have seen investors withdrawing from their capital markets as U.S. Treasury yields climb.
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Trump has promised to keep U.S. jobs from moving overseas by renegotiating or withdrawing from trade agreements and imposing tariffs on foreign-made goods.
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Trump signed an executive order formally withdrawing from the 12-nation TPP on Monday, following through on a promise made during his election campaign.
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Trump has also claimed he rejected Conway for a Justice Department position, although the lawyer issued a statement in 2017 voluntarily withdrawing from consideration.
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Borrell lashed out at the U.S. for withdrawing from the Iran deal, instead of working with the Trump Administration to achieve a better one.
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Washington said last year it would be withdrawing from the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF), accusing Russia of failing to comply with it.
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Israeli officials say that the departure of Secretary of State Tillerson is another sign that Trump is headed towards withdrawing from the Iran deal.
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The Pentagon has not made any determination on testing or deploying intermediate-range missiles that would justify withdrawing from the treaty, the lawmakers added.
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They should also refuse terms in future trade deals that constrain the nation's ability to buy American and should consider withdrawing from the GPA.
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The Trump administration has taken a hardline stance against Iran from the beginning, and defied US allies by withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
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Trump said last month Washington was withdrawing from what he called "a horrible one-sided deal" and would reimpose U.S. economic sanctions on Iran.
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"Tomorrow, the United States will suspend its obligations under the INF Treaty and begin the process of withdrawing from the INF Treaty," Trump said.
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Mr. Trump continues to criticize the deal and talk about withdrawing from the 1994 pact, including at a rally last Friday in Pensacola, Fla.
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In addition to China's denial of his accusation of political meddling, Britain, France and Russia faulted him for withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
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But there's one tactic he refuses to use to break the logjam: withdrawing from Nafta as a means of pressuring legislators to act quickly.
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But in withdrawing from the 1955 treaty on Wednesday, Mr. Pompeo also appeared to reject the idea of returning to normalized relations with Iran.
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The United States withdrawing from the Paris climate accord is normal now that the reality of the move has had months to sink in.
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Withdrawing from the accord could take up to four years, meaning a final decision could be left to voters in the next presidential election.
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If the proposal ever gathered momentum, Israel could easily counter it by withdrawing from the West Bank, as it did from Gaza in 2147.
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New Zealand needed to talk to the administration about a new bilateral trade agreement, now that Trump was withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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In 2014, she passed on a congressional rematch to run for mayor of Orange County, home to Orlando, before later withdrawing from that race.
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The occasion was sharply different from Trump's speech the previous evening announcing that the United States would not be withdrawing from Afghanistan anytime soon.
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" U.S. disarmament ambassador Robert Wood said Tuesday that the U.S. would reconsider withdrawing from the INF "should Russia return to full and verifiable compliance.
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But Haley pressed that if Trump "chooses not to certify Iranian compliance, that does not mean the United States is withdrawing" from the agreement.
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An industry publication, Inside U.S. Trade, first reported late Friday that the administration was considering withdrawing from the treaty as early as next week.
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Fairly or not, they had become convinced during the Obama administration that the United States was withdrawing from the region and its responsibilities there.
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Since taking office, the Trump administration has backed away from the federal government's involvement in the project, withdrawing from the program's board last summer.
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The United States has itself proven fickle, withdrawing from the nuclear agreement with Iran despite its own intelligence agencies concluding that Iran was complying.
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It indicates continued support for the alliance by congressional leaders despite reports that President Donald Trump considered withdrawing from NATO several times last year.
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Withdrawing from trade deals "is the wrong medicine for dealing with inequality," he said, adding that cutting off trade would just make everyone poorer.
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Withdrawing from the latter agreement rather than continuing efforts to resolve violations by Moscow has shifted the onus away from Russia while removing constraints.
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Now factions in Parliament will offer their own proposals — setting off a new, unpredictable stage in Brexit, the process of withdrawing from the bloc.
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"I have never considered a difference of opinion in politics, in religion, in philosophy as a cause for withdrawing from a friend," she said.
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Environmental campaigners are concerned the Katowice talks will lack ambition, after the United States said this year it was withdrawing from the U.N. process.
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President Donald Trump announced in May that his administration was withdrawing from what he called the "worst ever" agreement negotiated by the United States.
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Ideologically speaking, Davos is the antithesis of Trump's America First worldview, which calls for creating barriers between countries and withdrawing from the international order.
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"We realized that refusing cases from the very beginning was a much better solution than withdrawing from cases after they've begun," Park told VICE.
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Some experts think that Trump abandoning US commitments on aid could be nearly as damaging to international climate efforts as withdrawing from Paris altogether.
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But the U.S. is still negotiating new trade deals with Japan after withdrawing from a Pacific Rim arrangement, the Obama-era proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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In the wake of withdrawing from the Paris Agreement, hundreds of cities have pledged to transition their municipal buildings to 100% clean energy by 2025.
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And once again he is in the middle of a controversy after announcing he was withdrawing from a overseas trip hosted by the Israeli government.
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Shares of companies related to national defence gained after a report that Trump had recently spoken privately about withdrawing from the defence treaty with Japan.
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Among the measures mentioned are repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act, withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership and cancelling many of Obama's executive orders.
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The Canadian dollar and Mexican peso also lost steam on reports the United States is considering withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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The U.S. reimposed sanctions on large swathes of the Iranian economy after withdrawing from the multilateral 2015 Iran nuclear deal in May of this year.
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Two rebel sources in the northwest said some government forces have been observed withdrawing from frontlines in the Hama region, which adjoins Idlib, this week.
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And though he does not favor withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement, Portman said he wants to see substantial changes to that pact.
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Since withdrawing from the nuclear deal, Washington has given waivers to some countries, mainly in Asia, to keep buying Iranian oil for a limited time.
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After withdrawing from a 2015 nuclear agreement between Iran and world powers, Washington is now pushing countries to end imports of Iranian oil from November.
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A U.S. military convoy withdrawing from Syria for Iraq yesterday was pelted sporadically with fruit and stones by Kurdish civilians accusing the U.S of betrayal.
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And Trump has nothing at all to say: HABERMAN: What kind of change could you make in terms of Nafta without fully withdrawing from it?
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Shares of companies related to national defense gained after a report that Trump had recently spoken privately about withdrawing from the defense treaty with Japan.
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Since withdrawing from the race, Cruz has repeatedly declined to endorse Trump, but maintained that he could always come around to backing the Republican nominee.
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Note how quickly she dropped her insistence of Britain withdrawing from the European Convention on Human Rights, a decision which will displease the Tory right.
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Assured contemplates withdrawing from the receiver lawsuit, which is currently set for a May 15 court hearing, if a settlement is approved, the filing said.
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The company announced last month that it was withdrawing from the Iowa ObamaCare market in 22019, leaving the company in just Delaware, Nebraska and Virginia.
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The United States has threatened to impose secondary sanctions on European companies doing business with Iran after withdrawing from a 2015 nuclear deal with Tehran.
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By withdrawing from the accord, Trump will fulfill a key campaign promise and deliver his firmest rebuke to date of the Obama administration's environmental policies.
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Why this matters: This document is a far cry from a couple of months ago when Trump was on the verge of withdrawing from NAFTA.
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When Trump mentions Youngstown, as he did at the end of his speech withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement, they know he hasn't forgotten them.
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Months later, Trump led the country in withdrawing from the United Nations Population Fund, a global maternal health fund, because of its stance on abortion.
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However, he said a Trump "update" to the trade deal would be a step back from his tough campaign talk on withdrawing from the agreement.
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Meanwhile, Derek and Hansel, after withdrawing from the industry following a tragic accident, have been in hiding for 10 years in hilariously far-flung locations.
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Withdrawing from the Paris Agreement was one of Trump's campaign promises and, in this particular case, it seemed highly unlikely that he'd change his mind.
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Withdrawing from the Paris agreement was one of the most consequential announcements of Trump's young presidency, which has been most successful in reversing Obama policies.
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The company announced last month that it was withdrawing from the Iowa ObamaCare market in 2018, leaving the company in just Delaware, Nebraska and Virginia.
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Telia is gradually withdrawing from Central Asian markets, including Tajikistan, after being hit by investigations into alleged corruption and problems accessing cash in the region.
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For example, on October 13, 2019, Donald Trump announced that he was withdrawing from northern Syria the U.S. troops who had been assisting Kurdish forces.
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US withdrawal US President Donald Trump announced on May 8 that the US was withdrawing from the nuclear deal, pitting him against his European allies.
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World leaders, particularly those in Europe, have warned Trump with increasing urgency as his presidency unfolded that withdrawing from the deal would be a mistake.
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" Another White House official said: "We are withdrawing from the Paris Agreement unless we can re-engage on terms more favorable to the United States.
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America's closest European allies know this much: They're furious at President Donald Trump for withdrawing from the nuclear deal that his predecessor struck with Iran.
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But Monday was the earliest that his administration could officially let the UN know it'd be withdrawing from the agreement, which 197 countries signed onto.
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When the Trump White House announced in June that it would be withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement, other nations doubled down on the deal.
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Expectations of a regional flare-up were stoked by U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement on Tuesday that he was withdrawing from the Iranian nuclear deal.
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In addition to withdrawing from the nuclear deal last week, the administration has ramped up sanctions and designated Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist organization.
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In the 2016 campaign, Mr. Trump has suggested withdrawing from NATO and pulling troops back from longstanding bases in countries like South Korea and Germany.
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Pompeo's statement, which lauded the work of the UNHCR, comes a day after the US announced it was withdrawing from the UN Human Rights Council.
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Most recently, she announced that the United States was withdrawing from the UN Human Rights Council, which she noted has been particularly hostile to Israel.
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He accused unnamed people of threatening his family and said he does not know whether he would disclose his reasons for withdrawing from the case.
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So Lighthizer is reportedly considering an aggressive plan that would force lawmakers to accept it anyway: withdrawing from NAFTA before the new version is ready.
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Even this season he has been plagued with knee injuries, being forced out of his Indian Wells semi-final with Federer before withdrawing from Miami.
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Insurers, including a few big ones like Aetna and Humana, are withdrawing from the marketplaces in many states, saying they are losing too much money.
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Alexander, who had been defending NAFTA's positive impact on the automotive industry, challenged Lighthizer to name a senator who would support withdrawing from the pact.
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Withdrawing from NAFTA would likely encounter fierce opposition from the business community, which over the years has created supply chains that span the three countries.
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Then came word that Trump had scheduled an early-afternoon address, to announce that the United States would be withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
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Until mid-July, he represented defendants in more than 60 cases, then he suddenly filed legal papers withdrawing from all but a few of them.
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On the other, he has vowed to punish some bad actors, and withdrawing from Syria could open him up to criticism at home and abroad.
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Members of Congress have also introduced legislation expressing support for NATO or seeking to keep any president from withdrawing from the alliance without lawmakers' approval.
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Manila announced it was withdrawing from the court a year ago, but under court rules, it could not take effect for at least 12 months.
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Risa Hontiveros, an opposition senator, said Sunday that by withdrawing from the court, Mr. Duterte was trying to avoid international scrutiny of his drug war.
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She has yet to reach so much as a semifinal this season, playing in only five tournaments and retiring or withdrawing from three of them.
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"Withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement is bad for the environment, bad for the economy, and it puts our children's future at risk," he wrote.
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Britain could unilaterally reverse course on withdrawing from the E.U., according to a legal opinion from the advocate general for the European Court of Justice.
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President Donald Trump announced in May the United States was withdrawing from an Iran nuclear deal sealed in 2015 between Tehran and six world powers.
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Analysts say that with shrinking campaign funds and worries of eroding support, Mr. Odinga was most likely playing for time by withdrawing from the race.
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Since then, the United States has moved still deeper into going it alone at the United Nations, withdrawing from some important agencies and defunding others.
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Particularly since a cabinet member read one of your columns at a press conference after the president announced we were withdrawing from the climate accord.
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But the move has angered Tehran, which considers its breaches a justified response to sanctions that the Trump administration imposed after withdrawing from the deal.
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Or as India's version of the Ku Klux Klan, propagating "extremism and bigotry," as one author put it in a letter withdrawing from the event?
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All five nations, four of which are permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, have criticized the Trump administration for withdrawing from the agreement.
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The state of play: • Xerox said that it was withdrawing from the Fujifilm transaction because its Japanese partner had not delivered audited statements on time.
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" In their letter, Menendez, Reed, Engel and Smith argued that withdrawing from Open Skies "would be yet another gift from the Trump administration to Putin.
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Mr. Obama spoke with the young people onstage here about civic engagement, community organizing and the importance of not withdrawing from the challenges facing society.
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But President Trump's penchant for making sudden policy changes, disdaining international support and withdrawing from agreements, including that very nuclear accord, could shift Iran's calculus.
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Kent Roach, a professor of law at the University of Toronto, said that after withdrawing from official life, Meghan and Harry would lose that status.
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The dispute over whether to stay in Algeria brought France to the brink of a civil war that was averted by withdrawing from North Africa.
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Votel told Congress that Russia welcomed the original announcement, made via a December tweet by Trump, that the US would be completely withdrawing from Syria.
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The Trump administration's major policy shifts including withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement, shifting fossil fuel policy, refocusing the EPA and scaling back public lands.
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Withdrawing from the treaty will allow the US to develop a similar missile and many analysts worry a US withdrawal could trigger an arms race.
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This is consistent with his previous actions on climate change, including withdrawing from the Paris Agreement, making the U.S. the only country opposed to it.
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Meanwhile, former President Barack Obama wrapped up his family vacation in Indonesia, where he indirectly criticized Mr. Trump for withdrawing from the Paris climate accord.
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The Trump White House has taken a hard line against Iran, withdrawing from a nuclear agreement and imposing sanctions that have damaged Iran's flailing economy.
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Mr. Putin said Washington was fueling a new arms race by withdrawing from a landmark nuclear weapons treaty and possibly deploying new missiles in Europe.
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And would abrogating NAFTA, withdrawing from the WTO, and not ratifying the TPP be appropriate and sufficient policy responses to the shedding of manufacturing jobs?
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Every nation that joins Britain in withdrawing from a united Europe means one more set of tariffs that needs to be negotiated with the United States.
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" In his prepared remarks, Kavanaugh will flatly deny all the allegations against him, and reaffirm that he "will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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Trump also denied there was an issue with his administration's vetting process, despite multiple individuals withdrawing from consideration for posts after being announced as intended nominees.
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Britain's parliament will hold a special sitting on Friday to discuss and vote on Prime Minister Theresa May's proposed agreement for withdrawing from the European Union.
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Trump's challenge is to show Moscow that America isn't withdrawing from the world, or unwilling to share the burdens of global leadership with a responsible Russia.
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Last month a 350-strong Japanese military contingent started withdrawing from South Sudan after a five-year deployment during which it mainly helped with infrastructure construction.
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Analysts say that widespread anticipation of Trump withdrawing from the Iran deal is part of what's driven a rise in global oil prices in recent weeks.
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Trump said on Fox News's 'Sunday Morning Futures' that European companies will face consequences as a result of the U.S. withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
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Bagehot, in his list of tasks for those who reject the inevitability of Britain withdrawing from the EU, omitted one of the most important (February 25th).
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So far, Trump's biggest three achievements have been filling a vacant Supreme Court seat, withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership and dismantling various Obama-era regulations.
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Japanese electronics firm Sony is the latest phone maker to announce it's withdrawing from the Mobile World Congress (MWC) tradeshow, citing concerns about the coronavirus outbreak.
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Last week, Trump announced that the US was withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal, a move that could push Iran closer to acquiring a nuclear weapon.
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The New York Times reported earlier this month that Trump has privately considered withdrawing from NATO, which Pelosi says would be a "massive victory for Putin."
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Duo Zackary Drucker + A.L. Steiner announced last week they would be withdrawing from the Shed's Open Call show, which invited underrepresented artists to exhibit their work.
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It is withdrawing from 11 of 15 state exchanges, established under the Affordable Care Act to provide a centralized market for standardized policies eligible for subsidies.
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Some Australian banks have been withdrawing from life insurance to meet new rules requiring them to have higher cash reserves in relation to their mortgage books.
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Recent news of other artists withdrawing from the show — one of the world's most prestigious exhibitions of contemporary art — convinced the group to expedite its plans.
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Apart from withdrawing from TPP, President-elect Trump wants to renegotiate the terms of a trade agreement with Mexico and Canada, which is already in implementation.
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When a doctor told her there was nothing further they could do, Lindsay said she entered a dark period and began withdrawing from friends and family.
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Deutsche Bank resigned as a clearing member in 2015, after closing its physical precious metals trading arm and withdrawing from gold and silver benchmark price setting.
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Screengrab: White House/YoutubeOn Thursday, President Trump announced the US was withdrawing from the landmark Paris Agreement, a commitment between 493 countries to tackle climate change.
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The sequence of events: Two Fridays ago, on the morning of September 1, Kelly told senior administration officials the president was headed towards withdrawing from KORUS.
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Rather than withdrawing from the world, better U.S. leadership and deepened engagement with its allies and partners is needed to tackle these complex 21st century challenges.
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And the Taliban have been battling Afghan forces in Helmand province, with Afghan forces last month withdrawing from certain districts there despite complaints from local leaders.
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In an interview with The Hill, three of the report's authors resisted comparisons of their findings and recommendations to arguments against withdrawing from the Paris agreement.
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Bush (2002), 32 members of Congress sued the president for abuse of executive authority by withdrawing from the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty without congressional consent.
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U.S.-Myanmar ties improved after the military began withdrawing from government in 2011, and paved the way for a 2015 election won by Suu Kyi's party.
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The Republican president-elect has suggested withdrawing from NATO, labeling China a currency manipulator and undoing commerce pacts such as the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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His answer to the Post indicates that he's not thinking about withdrawing from the country, which means more Americans will die thousands of miles from home.
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"I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process," Kavanaugh wrote in a letter to the top Republican and Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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In May, Trump announced he was withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal, which AIPAC lobbied hard against when the Obama administration inked the agreement in 2628.
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He supported renegotiating or withdrawing from Nafta, cracking down on Chinese currency manipulation, and using United States steel for domestic infrastructure — which he promises to rebuild.
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A plausible argument could be made that withdrawing from the European Union over the objections of the Scottish Parliament would violate that law, Professor Bell said.
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So it didn't come as a complete surprise when Trump fired Tillerson by tweet in March, citing their disagreement on withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
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Earlier this week, McCain, the Senate Armed Forces Committee chairman, said Trump's talk of withdrawing from Syria had emboldened Assad to launch the alleged chemical attack.
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Withdrawing from NAFTA and the Transpacific Partnership and imposing tariffs on China would hurt the U.S. economy, weakening our economic and military power to restrain Russia.
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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is withdrawing from the upcoming investment conference in Saudi Arabia amid the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, according to CNBC.
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Bank closures Many Puerto Ricans are having trouble withdrawing from banks because of closures, and because many ATMs are not working or are not being reloaded.
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The company is gradually withdrawing from Central Asian markets, including Tajikistan, after being hit by investigations into alleged corruption and problems accessing cash in the region.
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" Murray also suggested withdrawing from the Paris climate accord because it "is an attempt by the rest of the world to obtain funding from our Country.
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The Kremlin on Tuesday said the United States was taking a "dangerous stance" by withdrawing from a landmark nuclear weapons pact without offering an alternative solution.
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The Trump administration is in the process of withdrawing from a separate arms control treaty with Russia known as the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty.
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The president has said the deal is far more beneficial for Iran than it is for the U.S. Withdrawing from the deal would restore the sanctions.
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He said that Britain's recent vote to leave the European Union did not mean that it was withdrawing from the effort to fight the Islamic State.
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President Donald Trump announced last week that he was withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal and that he would restore sanctions against the Middle Eastern country.
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The Trump administration is in the process of withdrawing from a separate arms control treaty with Russia known as the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty.
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The chronically injured Rafael Nadal never did make it to London after withdrawing from the third round of his beloved French Open with a bad wrist.
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Arms control advocates in particular worry withdrawing from the INF Treaty could trigger a Cold War-style arms race, thereby upending stability in Europe and elsewhere.
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Last Tuesday, Trump signed an executive order nullifying Obama administration-climate change efforts, and directed the EPA to begin the process of withdrawing from the CPP.
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Withdrawing from NAFTA would equal a backdoor tax increase on American consumers, as goods would become more expensive and the overall cost of living would spike.
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He drove from his Orlando home with his 4-year-old son, Caleb, in tow to tell Palmer that he was withdrawing from this week's field.
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The Kremlin said Monday that Russia would move to develop new missiles if the U.S. does the same after withdrawing from a landmark nuclear weapons pact.
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In addition to withdrawing from a landmark Iran nuclear deal, the administration last year reinstated economic sanctions on the country, targeting its banking, oil and shipping.
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American firms Chevron ConocoPhillips and Hess Corp are withdrawing from more costly deepwater projects to focus on shale oil fields on their home turf, for example.
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Trump said on Fox News's "Sunday Morning Futures" that European companies will face consequences as a result of the U.S. withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
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On Monday, the United States began the process of formally withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement — the first nation ever to attempt to exit the accord.
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The Trump administration is weighing an executive order on withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), according to a source familiar with the plans.
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They have accused the Trump administration of wanting to capitalize on its "maximum pressure" campaign against Tehran since withdrawing from the nuclear deal in May 2018.
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But there has been some backtracking, especially from the Trump administration, which is withdrawing from the agreement and moving to weaken rules on future auto emissions.
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The problem as they see it is this: A peace agreement would see Israel withdrawing from the West Bank and recognizing a sovereign, independent Palestinian state.
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Despite such praise, however, the Trump administration has taken positions — on issues like withdrawing from arms-control treaties and especially on Ukraine — that the Kremlin dislikes.
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No sooner had Prime Minister Theresa May unveiled her 585-page draft of a deal on withdrawing from the European Union than all hell broke loose.
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The Houthi began withdrawing from Hodeidah and two other Red Sea ports on Saturday, in the most significant advance yet of efforts to end the war.
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Later, they may react by self-medicating, by engaging in high-risk sexual behavior, by withdrawing from those around them or by attempting to regain control.
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"One factor was certainly a sense at the beginning of the year that America under Trump was in retreat or withdrawing from the world," Phil said.
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Later, they may react by self-medicating, by engaging in high-risk sexual behavior, by withdrawing from those around them or by trying to regain control.
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The canceled briefings came hours after lawmakers overwhelmingly voted Wednesday to oppose withdrawing from Syria and to back the Kurds, a symbolic rebuke of Trump's strategy.
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She appeared lost on subject after subject, fumbling on one of her signature issues — withdrawing from the euro — that is opposed by a majority of French.
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He has continued that fight since taking office, withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership and re-opening lopsided trade deals with Canada, Mexico and South Korea.
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Iranian officials rejected the proposal, urging Trump to first make up for withdrawing from the multilateral nuclear deal that the U.S. had been a part of.
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A spokesman for the Kurdish-led fighters said Friday they were not withdrawing from Ras al-Ayn because Turkish forces are still besieging and shelling it.
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Withdrawing from the nuclear deal, thus freeing Iran to resume its nuclear activities and possibly provoking other countries to follow suit, would only make things worse.
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Mr. Videgaray later told reporters that in his view, Mr. Trump's talk of withdrawing from Nafta might have been an effort to prod Congress into action.
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Facebook said it remains committed to providing data to researchers, but the SSRC and funders have begun withdrawing from the project due to the company's delays.
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Facebook said it remains committed to providing data to researchers, but the SSRC and funders have begun withdrawing from the project due to the company's delays.
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Iran is withdrawing from the 2015 nuclear deal, a move that could be perceived as the country taking a big step toward obtaining a nuclear weapon.
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Indeed, Iran announced on Sunday that it is officially withdrawing from the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), also known as the Iran nuclear deal.
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In this case, Orman says it's okay to start withdrawing from your retirement fund when you need to, but stay aware of how much you're spending.
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A leading business group of CEOs said Tuesday that withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) would cost U.S. jobs and hurt the economy.
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But it's also indicated that it understands certification as an internal U.S. debate about INARA, not a debate about the United States withdrawing from the agreement.
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It turns out that, these days, older Americans who retire — in the sense of completely withdrawing from the paid labor force — are increasingly in the minority.
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However, Alabama law prohibits a candidate from withdrawing from a race within 76 days of Election Day, meaning Moore is expected to remain on the ballot.
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But Trump, who criticized Obama&aposs Iran policy for years, took a more aggressive approach toward Iran, withdrawing from the nuclear agreement and significantly inflaming tensions.
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If you're wondering why Trump would do something as plainly self-defeating as unilaterally withdrawing from the Iran deal, this is a good place to start.
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The United States is renewing sanctions on Iran, a major oil producer, after withdrawing from a nuclear deal forged in 2015 between Tehran and world powers.
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He blasted President Trump's decision to pull the United States out of the Paris climate agreement and warned Trump against withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
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Critics of that move, including Republican Senator John McCain, noted that withdrawing from the trade deal may force American companies to forfeit their strategic positions in China.
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But the fact remains that no other country, despite initial wobbles from both Brazil and Australia, has joined the US in withdrawing from the Paris climate accord.
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By December 22018, after renegotiating NAFTA, withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership and adding a number of tariffs, only 22017% said Trump had negotiated better trade deals.
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And a year after withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal, Trump appears to be edging closer to the type of confrontation he swore against as a candidate.
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There are causes for optimism for May: With Trump withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, there is definitely room for new deals to be discussed.
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Barring some change in events, like Kavanaugh withdrawing from the process or lawmakers pushing a last-minute delay, Grassley is expected to carry through with the vote.
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Qatar, which last week abruptly announced it was withdrawing from the oil exporters' group OPEC, denies the charges and says the boycott aims to curtail its sovereignty.
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" He added: "There is no guarantee, with us withdrawing from [the ICC], that there will be any mechanism for accountability and justice for war crimes or genocide.
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Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) called Kurdish forces "ingrates" on Wednesday for heaving potatoes and rotten vegetables at U.S. troops withdrawing from northern Syria, ABC News reports.
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Perhaps unwisely, Mr. Bercow admitted in 2017 that he had voted against withdrawing from the European Union in the 2016 referendum, though he insisted he was impartial.
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" The prosecutors' withdrawing from the case is a sign that that didn't happen, Baker said, and is "a very strong statement that something seriously wrong was afoot.
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He said he believes Europe could fund this with 200 million euros, and Italy would cover its share by withdrawing from the eurozone and printing extra currency.
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"This bill is essential for preparing the country for the historic milestone of withdrawing from the European Union," Brexit minister David Davis told parliament before the vote.
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Ryan said he's pleased that Trump is moving away from having a timetable for withdrawing from Afghanistan and wants to prevent creating a safe haven for terrorists.
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By withdrawing from a leadership role in shaping globalization, the United States doesn't stop the process; it only opens the path for the rise of new players.
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U.S. President Donald Trump in May ordered sanctions to be reimposed after withdrawing from a 2015 nuclear accord with Iran that ended the previous round of restrictions.
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Trump has called for potentially withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement, building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, and deporting millions of undocumented immigrants.
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CNBC is withdrawing from a conference scheduled for this month in Saudi Arabia, as global outrage grows over the disappearance and suspected slaying of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Pompeo&aposs speech came after Trump earlier this month infuriated U.S. allies in Europe by withdrawing from the 2015 deal brokered by Obama, Iran and world powers.
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Since 21, the United States has allocated more than $250 billion to train and equip Afghan security forces, with a view to eventually withdrawing from the country.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov was quoted on Friday as saying media reports about Russian military units withdrawing from Syria's Afrin region had been denied.
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His approach has not softened since taking office, though some of his advisers have warned of grave economic consequences that could accompany withdrawing from the trade deal.
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Maduro's government said its delegation was withdrawing from the round of talks in Barbados aimed at resolving Venezuela's political crisis with allies of opposition leader Juan Guaido.
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US 'left the negotiating table' Iran announced it would be partially withdrawing from the deal on the one-year anniversary of the US's departure from the accord.
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But if Trump is keeping an open mind like he says he is, then it's unclear if the United States is withdrawing from any agreements just yet.
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MUMBAI, Sept 24 (Reuters) - India's June-September monsoon rains are likely to start withdrawing from the northwest from Saturday, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Monday.
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Meanwhile, banks responded to new regulations that raised their capital requirements by withdrawing from their historical role as short-term providers of liquidity to the capital markets.
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Washington granted waivers to eight major buyers of Iranian oil after reimposing sanctions on Iran's oil sector in November, after withdrawing from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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TILLERSON STILL A PARIS FAN: Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Tuesday that he still supports the Paris climate change agreement, despite President Trump withdrawing from it.
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The bottom line: Senators seem optimistic that the president is listening to them and will decide to focus on improving the trade agreement, not withdrawing from it.
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Iran views the United States as acting in bad faith by withdrawing from a deal and has longed blamed Washington for stoking instability in the Middle East.
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Trump announced last week that he was withdrawing from the summit, planned for June 12 in Singapore, but left open the door to future talks with Kim.
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When pressed on whether he had ever considered withdrawing from this process, Kavanaugh took a more aggressive tack and firmly said he would not be doing so.
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Beyond those markets, the long road of withdrawing from the EU and then writing new trade deals is likely to have serious repercussions on the British economy.
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He places tariffs rather than trade expansion at the center of his international economic policy, withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership and threatening to rip up NAFTA.
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Context: Since President Trump announced last month that U.S. forces would be withdrawing from Syria, what to do with captured foreign fighters has become a major question.
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Withdrawing from those trade agreements would have had immeasurable cost to the U.S. economy, and breaching them under those circumstances on that scale would have risked worse.
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"One aspect of depression is withdrawing from attachment figures, whereas someone with pathological grief can ruminate and seeks more proximity with those that have died," he said.
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Limiting warming to only 2628 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels is a key goal of the Paris climate deal, which the Trump administration is withdrawing from.
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A bipartisan group of senators on Thursday reintroduced a bill that would prevent the president from withdrawing from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) without Senate approval.
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Withdrawing from the TPP fulfilled a campaign pledge for Trump, who had called the agreement a "disaster" and argued that it would harm American workers and manufacturing.
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A Michigan city council candidate who drew widespread condemnation for saying she wanted to keep the town a "white community" announced she is withdrawing from the race.
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Withdrawing from the council would send a horrible message to the international community and ultimately be harmful to the long-term interests of America and its allies.
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A week after President Donald Trump announced he was withdrawing from the Iran nuclear agreement, billionaire casino magnate Sheldon Adelson rewarded five Republican candidates with campaign donations.
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McCain said on CNN's "New Day" that he was sure that the Assad regime was "encouraged to know that the United States is withdrawing" from the conflict.
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The U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation Tuesday that aims to stop Trump from withdrawing from NATO following his concerns that other members are not paying enough.
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Instead of withdrawing from her school community, Sage decided to bring in an outside LGBTQ nonprofit and transform it, building her own public profile in the process.
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Why it matters: The report comes a day after security experts expressed fears Iran may retaliate against the United States for withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
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" The official word, from Pence's press secretary Alyssa Farah: "Tonight Jon informed the Vice President that he was withdrawing from coming on board as national security advisor.
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Withdrawing from Syria altogether would arguably be Trump's most significant foreign policy step yet, and a break from how he has handled other military conflicts as president.
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One very concerned friend texted me asking if things were OK because he read somewhere that withdrawing from your social life is a sure sign of depression.
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Sabzevari's hopes were dashed on Tuesday, when President Donald Trump announced the United States was withdrawing from "a horrible, one-sided deal" and reimposing sanctions on Iran.
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Trump has said one of his reasons for withdrawing from northeastern Syria is to end so-called forever wars in the Middle East and bring troops home.
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In their Supreme Court motion, the rights activists said that withdrawing from the court would deprive Filipinos of "effective remedies" against genocide and other crimes against humanity.
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Months earlier, Thomas Oliphant of The Boston Globe had reported that the few men who had read the report in full all supported withdrawing from the war.
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American military officials have warned that there was also a surge in violent attacks in Iraq in 2011 as United States troops were withdrawing from that conflict.
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On Thursday night, however, Rachel Notley, the province's premier, said that Alberta was withdrawing from the carbon-tax program until construction began on the Trans Mountain extension.
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After withdrawing from the tournament in Washington, she lost in the first round in Montreal, then retired with a knee injury in her first match in Cincinnati.
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" As he put it: "Shouldn't we be fighting back in this war, instead of withdrawing from combat or, even worse, providing institutional legitimacy for the bomb throwers?
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This isn't a given in the US, where President Donald Trump is withdrawing from the Paris climate accords, an international agreement that's attempting to combat climate change.
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If President Trump's hopes of withdrawing from war zones are realized, his government has a duty to protect the many foreigners who have helped U.S. forces there.
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"It is our hope that withdrawing from the process will allow Canadians to shift to a larger and more positive discussion about the path forward," Lindsey said.
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US-Russia tension Trump's suggestion that the United States is in the process of withdrawing from Syria comes amid simmering tensions between the United States and Russia.
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Their argument, officials said, will be that withdrawing from the accord would damage America's credibility and hurt Mr. Trump's ability to achieve other parts of his agenda.
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US officials were also skeptical that Iran would respond to Trump withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal, arguing that Tehran would simply agree to a "tougher" deal.
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Mr. Book, the analyst, noted that the risks of withdrawing from the Paris deal include not only diplomatic ill will, but also the possibility of trade reprisals.
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His efforts in this regard have so far been unsuccessful, particularly as key US allies are still unhappy with Trump for withdrawing from the 2015 nuclear pact.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last month claimed that he had new intelligence from an Iranian "atomic archive" that Trump could use to justify withdrawing from the deal.
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Iran on Sunday responded by officially withdrawing from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, which substantially raises the possibility that the rogue regime will acquire a nuclear weapon.
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The United States — the world's top historic greenhouse gas emitter and leading oil and gas producer — began the process of withdrawing from the Paris Agreement last year.
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President Donald Trump, who announced that America was withdrawing from that agreement shortly after his election, made a brief appearance at the summit but did not speak.
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The US can even use diplomacy that worked to get the Iran Deal to discuss other issues of mutual concern, including stabilizing Syria and withdrawing from Afghanistan.
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Victor Shih, an expert on China's political economy at the University of California, San Diego, said withdrawing from the T.P.P. would alter America's image in the region.
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The Trump administration is permanently withdrawing from a development corporation leading a $24 billion rail-and-tunnel project in the Northeast, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
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"I think that when he (Trump) actually takes office he will see that withdrawing from multilateral negotiations and climate issues would weaken the United States," Royal said.
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One week after Buttigieg's Storm lake event, Harris announced she was withdrawing from the presidential race after battling sinking poll numbers and turmoil within her campaign operation.
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By recklessly withdrawing from the successful limits imposed on the Iranian nuclear program, Trump undercut our reliability with some of our closest allies and raised global tensions.
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"If PayPal has already indicated that they're withdrawing [from Libra], and others are still looking at their options, it's a clear indication that something's amiss," said Rep.
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Mr. McMaster, backed by Mr. Mattis and former Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson, had talked Mr. Trump out of withdrawing from the deal on multiple occasions.
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Iraq's defiance further jeopardizes Mr. Trump's goal of getting all nations to comply with sanctions after withdrawing from the deal to limit Tehran's nuclear program last year.
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Moscow and Washington accuse each other of violating the treaty and Putin said Russia had acted after the United States announced it was withdrawing from the pact.
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Westbrook's fellow guard and National Basketball Association MVP Stephen Curry said on Monday he was withdrawing from Olympic team consideration to allow a knee injury time to heal.
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It was a repetition of the constant refrain among conservatives writers and politicians that Obama was withdrawing from the world because he refused to intervene in every conflict.
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They could pass legislation preventing the president from unilaterally withdrawing from trade deals and international organizations like NATO (there is, you guessed it, a Senate bill for that).
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U.S.-Myanmar ties have been improving since the military began withdrawing from government in 2011, and paved the way for a 2015 election won by Suu Kyi's party.
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One of the key arguments for withdrawing from the treaty is that the U.S. will need every tool at its disposal to confront the military rise of China.
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America may not have been withdrawing from trade agreements, but it was passing punitive tariffs which frustrated trade agreements until the return to sanity under Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Withdrawing from NAFTA would be seen as the ultimate way to force the Democrats' hand when it comes to approving the trade deal, but it's a risky move.
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If you've been following the headlines in the world of AI, you might be fooled into thinking that corporations are doubling down, rather than withdrawing, from pure research.
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"The prescription of withdrawing from trade deals and focusing solely on your local market, that's the wrong medicine," Obama said Wednesday, acknowledging fears of globalization were well founded.
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Few senior executives from China and Japan announced they were withdrawing from the event, putting pressure on the Western firms to maintain a presence or risk losing business.
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He did not make clear how he would block the IACHR's ruling without shredding the constitution and withdrawing from the court's jurisdiction, something only Venezuela has recently done.
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GGG rematch has gotten the axe -- with Canelo formally announcing he's withdrawing from the fight at an L.A. news conference in the wake of a positive PED test.
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Targeting Germany only, for now (after withdrawing from the U.K. and pausing a soft launch in the U.S.), Grover wants to be something akin to Netflix for gadgets.
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"Iran has no interest in withdrawing from the agreement (because that) would immediately unite Russia and China to the United States" against it, he told the radio station.
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Stern would rather see the Trump administration stay in the Paris Agreement while pursuing whatever climate-warming policies it would like, rather than formally withdrawing from the agreement.
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The United States could not actually nullify the global agreement on its own, and withdrawing from the agreement would take one to four years, depending on the approach.
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The full Moon in Pisces on Sunday finds you withdrawing from the world; you'd rather be dreaming and replenishing the energy zapped up by your to-do list.
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Netanyahu also thanked Trump for his controversial relocation of the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem last May and for withdrawing from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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After his return, Trump announced he was withdrawing from the pact, casting the 2015 agreement as a humiliation that led other countries to laugh at the United States.
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Toshiba shares closed up 8.17 percent after reports said the electronics maker was not considering withdrawing from personal computer (PC) production and selling its Hangzhou factory in China.
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Last week, O'Connor announced that she was diagnosed with the "beginning stages of dementia, probably Alzheimer's disease," and that she's withdrawing from public life due to her condition.
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Mr. Obama spoke with the young people onstage at the elite school about civic engagement, community organizing and the importance of not withdrawing from the challenges facing society.
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The leadership at the NRA was complacent with and even publicly supportive of gun control policies, and began to talk about withdrawing from its already limited political lobbying.
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RELATED: U.S. cities ramp up security in wake of Brussels attacks "Even Barack Obama hasn't gone from withdrawing from NATO the way that Donald Trump has," Cruz added.
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A former top trade official said Monday that withdrawing from an expansive free trade agreement in the Pacific Rim would be a grave misstep for the United States.
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Reimposing sanctions on Iran by withdrawing from the Iran nuclear accord would help stop Tehran's missile program and limit the regional reach of Iran's Revolutionary Guard, he said.
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Withholding certification is the first step toward withdrawing from the deal, that's how countries around the world will see it and how Iran will see it, he added.
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In 2012, I'll Have Another won two-thirds of the Triple Crown before withdrawing from the Belmont Stakes on the eve of the race with a tendon injury.
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Advocates for keeping Britain in the European Union said that withdrawing from the bloc would not be an answer to rising immigration, and would damage the British economy.
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Meanwhile in the Senate: A bipartisan quartet in the Senate introduced their own bill Thursday to explicitly prohibit the president from withdrawing from NATO without Senate approval. Sens.
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The Soviets, their empire on the verge of disintegration, were withdrawing from Afghanistan, and the conflict they were leaving behind would soon turn into a bitter civil war.
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LISBON, Portugal — The European Union's top Brexit negotiator said Tuesday that he still hasn't heard an adequate argument explaining the benefit of the U.K. withdrawing from the bloc.
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Withdrawing from trade deals and threatening import tariffs in order to protect and promote U.S. business, Trump has turned the status quo of global trade on its head.
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And Mr. Trump has argued that the moderators should steer clear of fact-checking the candidates in real time, creating a potential pretext for withdrawing from later debates.
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He said the Palestinian leadership has "no intention of withdrawing from the peace process" and will instead seek a new mediator to work toward a two-state solution.
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John McCain of Arizona and Cory Gardner of Colorado announced the bill that "formalizes the Senate's opposition to withdrawing from the treaty" on Thursday, according to a statement.
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"Britain may be leaving the E.U., but we are not withdrawing from the world," he wrote this week before starting a tour of Wall Street to reassure investors.
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Oil prices have been on the rise since Tuesday, when the U.S. announced that it would be withdrawing from the Iran nuclear accord set in place in 2015.
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Speculators withdrawing from gold likely drove the gold-silver ratio to 74.14, its lowest since early June, said Jeffrey Christian, managing partner of CPM Group in New York.
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Economic conservatives are unhappy about Mr. Trump's indifference to shrinking the size of the government and alarmed by his offhand reference to withdrawing from the World Trade Organization.
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