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Currently, employers face additional legal hurdles if they want to sack employees who have been in their role continuously for two years.

“We continuously conduct consultations, and we are grateful to the United States for listening to us, supporting us and discussing all aspects with us,” Umerov said in a statement.

"The old paradigm that people lived at Poverty Point continuously for centuries has been crumbling, and we needed a new framework."

Close added that she thinks Dugalić is playing some of the best basketball of her career, and she’s continuously fighting to raise her standard.

As a result, most of what survives are their teeth, which are shed continuously and accumulate on ancient sea floors.