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Monday's combined statement said that should a preservation order -- a legal directive placing the property under the NHB's protection -- be issued, Singapore's government intended to buy the site.

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"The growth of green hydrogen depends on the political momentum," Korsgaard said, urging European Union countries and politicians to push for ambitious implementation of the EU's so-called RED III renewable energy directive.

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The federal government has said its agents’ actions are justified against the resistance the are facing in Chicago as they try to enforce directives to increase immigration arrests, detentions and deportations.

The directive from the club is that Rodgers resigned, but reading Desmond's invective, line by line, you have to wonder why did he allow it to get this far down the line?

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If he does not wish to be on life support, for example, this advanced healthcare directive would say so.

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