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The panel, bringing together council and police experts, was responsible for imposing restrictions on away fans for the game on 6 November.

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The show opens with a Warhol self-portrait from 1986—an imposing nearly 7-foot-tall image of the artist in teal, his spiked hair making him seem like another New York icon, Lady Liberty.

Known most of all for his imposing and magnificent dome on the Florence Cathedral, much of the information surrounding his accomplishments has been speculative and contested.

"Especially for these more obscure pieces of energy infrastructure, this is the first step to tracking what emissions and stressors those are imposing on the communities."

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Kyiv hopes Washington will be able to push Russia to the negotiating table, including by imposing sanctions, the official said.

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