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For Financial Fair Play reasons, United's January transfer window will be quiet unless there are significant outgoings - Jadon Sancho's future remains unresolved - and as part of the deal with the Glazer family, Ineos would have to be told of any business, even though they cannot legally run the club.

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A Russian foreign ministry statement said Moldovan Ambassador Lilian Darie was summoned to be told of the decision.

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In Idaho’s case, the law, which is to take effect July 1, requires parents be told of changes in students’ mental, emotional or physical well-being.

They will open new recruiting centers in Latin American countries where would-be migrants will be told of all the potential pathways they could take to reach the U.S., but officials will also finalize a regulation that could deny people a chance to make an asylum claim if they had a chance to do so in another country but passed it up to reach the U.S.

Alonso also complained that it took too long to be told of the second penalty - and had he been, he would have been able to drive faster to make up the required time deficit.

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

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