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Heraldic attitude of two beasts facing away from each other.

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Nevertheless, Joyce endorsed new standards for market makers, including stricter capital requirements.
Reuters
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However, critics pointed out numerous comments in which Duterte has endorsed violence.
The Guardian
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Washington and Moscow have both endorsed the new government, pledging financial support.
Reuters
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Mr Gormley says the Irish fishing industry has already endorsed protective measures.
The Irish Times
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Major modem manufacturers have endorsed the International Telecommunications Union's new 56Kbps standard.
The Irish Times
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The paper endorsed Senator John McCain on the Republican side that year.
Reuters
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Under the deal, the government endorsed mass lay-offs in the civil service.
The Guardian
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Prime Minister John Key also endorsed Mr Sutton's performance in the role.
Radio NZ
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However, it will still need to be endorsed by the 435-member chamber.
The Irish Times
10
The campaign was endorsed by the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural.
The Irish Times
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He met Hennis-Plasschaert last week and endorsed the U.N's presented reform recommendations.
Reuters
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In August 2013, the appeals court in New York endorsed that argument.
Reuters
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The Government has endorsed the appointment of three new assistant Garda commissioners.
The Irish Times
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However, you will first have to be endorsed by an authorised body.
The South African
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The appeals board took the easy way out and endorsed the refusal.
The Irish Times
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He endorsed bullying, threats and intimidation, by the fact of that vote.
The Guardian
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