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But questions have been raised as to whether Cartel de los Soles actually exists and Venezuela's foreign ministry has "categorically, firmly, and absolutely rejected" the designation, which it describes as a "new and ridiculous lie".

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It is the second time she has worn the garment – which covers the face and body – in parliament, and said her actions were in protest at the senate rejecting her bill.

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At Hutong in New York, the kitchen initially rejected the idea of making Peking turkey, certain it would come out too dry.

Despite state officials and the courts directing it to pay out to remediate toxic contamination, the insurer is still rejecting many claims.

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Adult children who are not “chosen” may feel relieved of a burden, or they may feel rejected, and perhaps not for the first time.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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