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The US has operated a drone base in neighbouring Niger since 2012, but Africa's most populous country has long rebuffed requests for them to operate on its territory.

The administration routinely reports on its lethal drone strikes to both the Senate and the House Intelligence and Armed Services Committees, but it has long rebuffed Congressional attempts to see the legal opinions that authorize the strikes — let alone requests to make them public.

China has long rebuffed complaints from other nations accusing it of cyberattacks and espionage, but didn't immediately comment on Thursday's indictment.

And a tradition he has long rebuffed became something he regretted not partaking in: applause from the crew when an actor wraps their time on a show.

His department has long rebuffed calls to end the practice entirely, but Dagonas said the ministry has recently deployed a team to "thoroughly examine" each case where an inmate has been in segregation for more than one year.

His approaches to the progeny he has long ignored, the result of a groupie tryst, are quickly rebuffed.

The Bloomberg administration has long trumpeted the safety benefits of its many roadway initiatives, hoping to rebuff critics who consider the policies to be undue interventions from a meddling city.

So far the demand has been rebuffed by the Pakistani military, which, along with the intelligence services, has long regarded the Haqqanis as assets to exert influence in Afghanistan.

While H.P. has long worked with many investment banks — it is working with Perella Weinberg Partners and Barclays Capital on the Autonomy deal and the possible P.C. unit spin-off — Goldman has a reputation for helping companies rebuff activist investors and unsolicited buyers.

He was drowned out by pro-Chavez deputies clapping and chanting the socialist leader's name and rebuffed by Cabello, who had long been considered a potential successor to Chavez until he was passed over for Maduro.

Victims' families – as well as Indigenous activists, the United Nations and human rights groups – have long called for a national inquiry, but were rebuffed by the Conservative government of former prime minister Stephen Harper.