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A YouTube TV spokeswoman said the new pact with Disney “preserves the value of our service for our subscribers and future flexibility in our offers.”

The breakthrough came after the companies agreed on a new multi-year distribution deal for YouTube, which is owned by Google, replacing the previous pact that had expired Oct.

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The milestone migration pact signed by the EU last year toughens border procedures and envisages accelerated deportations.

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Pitt said it sometimes seems state officials are clinging to old concepts in that pact or other provisions of the law to prove they are right.

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Syria signed a pact with the Soviet Union in 1956 and became its most loyal Middle East client against the U.S. regional alliance.

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