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Officials with The Terraces also questioned why DSS released a report on their evacuation in May, then rescinded it.

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One of the documentary's subjects, Kent County Council leader Linden Kemkaran, said in a social post that she had "rescinded all permission" for footage gathered over several weeks to be aired.

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A wild card is a potential Supreme Court ruling that could force the government to rescind tariffs rolled out under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act and to issue refunds to companies.

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Unless Biden’s executive order is rescinded, it is unlikely U.S. government agencies would do business with NSO.

This time, citing his “unsubstantiated and reckless personal opinions,” the laboratory rescinded the honorary titles it had bestowed, chancellor emeritus and honorary trustee.

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