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It has since ceded more power now and then in statutes that stipulate specific and limited terms for imposing tariffs.

Maduro, who faces indictment on drug charges in the United States, has accused Washington of using drug trafficking as a pretext for "imposing regime change" in Caracas to seize Venezuelan oil.

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President Biden issued an executive order imposing government oversight of the use of AI and requiring AI to promote unionism, improve the environment and advance “equity” and civil rights.

The imposing statue was moved from close to the Cairo railway station in 2006, in a complex operation, in preparation for the new institution.

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Will Skelton's limited fitness played a big factor in the series and the imposing La Rochelle lock will miss Saturday's game because it falls outside the international window for the release of overseas players.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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