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But the tariff battle may also bring indirect effects that could bump up travelers’ costs, anxieties or both.

The current law states if a goalkeeper holds on to a ball for six seconds, then an indirect free-kick is awarded to the opposition.

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Mauricette and her husband pressed charges the very next day, and they are now listed as "indirect victims" of Le Scouarnec.

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Under the current law keepers should be punished if they hold the ball for more than six seconds, with the opposition being awarded an indirect free-kick.

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Hamas accused Israel of a "blatant" violation of the deal and said indirect talks about further steps, including on the deal's second phase, were conditional on the prisoners being released.

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

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