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It is highly unusual for a NATO country's government to announce that it wants to remove U.S. nuclear weapons from its soil.

Ankara is in a dilemma: it wants to remove the threat posed by Isis on its border but is concerned that a consequence of this will be to help keep the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, in power.

When it says it wants to remove the pus, the JSA may need to rid the sport of itself.

The government has said that it wants to remove the controls for most of the time they have been in place.

According to the government, it is precisely because it wants to improve the quality of life for Nigerians by embarking on major improvements to infrastructure and services that it wants to remove fuel subsidies so it can raise revenue.

Unfortunately, if you click this "Automatically fill free space" option, it seems that sometimes it wants to remove and replace much of the random music.

It could have let Uber continue to spend billions in China and wither, but it wanted to remove its threat from China and perhaps elsewhere.

It wanted to remove the stain from the 2011 election and show that enormous public support for Mr. Putin could be translated into votes.

The Justice Department first signaled in January, under President Bill Clinton, that it wanted to remove tens of thousands of individual landowners as defendants in the five lawsuits, which threaten them with monetary damages and the loss of their homes and businesses.

Yet in a sign of how deep the shooting rampage in Newtown, Conn., has resonated throughout the country, Cerberus signaled that it wanted to remove itself from the uproar over the nation's gun laws in seeking to sell Freedom, which makes the Bushmaster rifle used in the massacre.

Overall, the commission for England said it wanted to remove five seats in London, two in the rest of the south-east, one in eastern England, two in the east Midlands, six in the West Midlands, four in the north-east, seven in the north-west, and four in Yorkshire and the Humber.