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It also shows the close ties of Al Qaeda and the Pakistani Taliban.

Immigrant groups may have strong links with producing countries; they speak languages the police rarely understand; they have close ties of loyalty to each other.

They rightly decry the unhealthily close ties of some European politicians to their counterparts in Russia.The debate coins useful and vivid terms.

Harvey devotes a large part of his argument to show how this is done through the close ties of the state and finance.

He has a British upbringing, he has close ties of relationship with the Royal Family, and he has had an excellent career in the British Navy.

"UKWITHNY," Running through Oct. 28, a series of cultural and business events that celebrate the close ties of the United States and Britain, held around the city.

Because of its close ties to most of the world's central banks, the Bank for International Settlements has access to detailed data on cross-border lending and other money flows.

Trump is the elected leader of a people to whom we are bound by the closest ties of blood, shared history and common values.

And as we move toward a peaceful solution, Arab states will be expected to build closer ties of diplomacy and commerce with Israel, leading to full normalization of relations between Israel and the entire Arab world.

"Navarro has close ties to CASA of Maryland and the illegal alien community.

They also say his close ties to members of Congress help the White House move its foreign policy agenda.