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His post came 24 hours after a joint statement of rugby's leading nations warned that any player deciding to participate in R360 would make them "ineligible for international selection".

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It’s only being gay that makes someone a criminal—and, presumably, ineligible for the benefits of the vaunted warrior ethos.

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On Monday, the administration took the first step toward debarring Harvard from receiving federal funds through a process that could declare it ineligible to do business with the government.

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New Caledonians—including those currently ineligible to cast ballots in local elections—are automatically French citizens and entitled to vote in national elections, just as if they lived in mainland France.

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New Caledonians, including those currently ineligible to cast ballots in local elections, are automatically French citizens and entitled to vote in national elections, just as if they lived in mainland France.

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