Another law is that if the aggressor married the victim, you couldn't take the aggressor to court for rape.
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Larissa claimed Colt was the aggressor, scratching her in the face and on her torso ... but after their investigation, cops determined Larissa was the aggressor.
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"Defensive weapons are not provocative unless you're an aggressor, and clearly, Ukraine is not an aggressor, since it's their own territory where the fighting is happening," he said.
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"Who will speak for the voiceless victims, silenced by an aggressor who claims he wasn't an aggressor but is protected by a flawed law?" said Democrat Representative Bobby Dubose.
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"Defensive weapons are not provocative unless you're an aggressor, and clearly, Ukraine is not an aggressor, since it's their own territory where the fighting is happening," he said in August.
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Elisa is the aggressor in her relationship with the asset.
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She insists DeMario is a partier, but not an aggressor.
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Objectivity does not mean treating victim and aggressor the same.
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But Castro as an aggressor, I think, works for him.
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An aggressor, he likes to portray himself as a victim.
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But if the aggressor continues then he will strike out.
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We will pursue any aggressor," the head of the elite Revolutionary Guards Major General Hossein Salami said on state TV."We are after punishment and we will continue until the full destruction of any aggressor.
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The tactic was clearly to break Foreman's will as the aggressor.
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Both continue the theme of cooperative play versus a digital aggressor.
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Beijing charges that Washington is the aggressor and spurring global protectionism.
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McGregor's jab has often been an afterthought used as the aggressor.
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Did Gianforte lie when he accused Jacobs of being the aggressor?
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Gianforte denied the allegation, accusing Jacobs of having been the aggressor.
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The other man sees it differently ... claiming Horry was the aggressor.
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An aggressor in one environment is a placid resident in another.
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The tank's biggest fish, a flamefin tang, chased off the aggressor.
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Additional footage of the incident showed French as the aggressor, though.
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"The car is a more or less invincible aggressor," she writes.
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In the presence of the Frenchwoman, he's no longer the aggressor.
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It's almost Darwinian, spreading the seed, that makes men the aggressor.
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We did not know he was a violent aggressor and alleged rapist.
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And when ThankCod explained what had been happening, the aggressor was fired.
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She was often the aggressor; that was the nature of their relationship.
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When one player kills another, the aggressor is marked with a bounty.
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The Azerbaijani government, by contrast, characterized the Armenian forces as the aggressor.
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The other signatories to the deal will see America as the aggressor.
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"It will be a horror movie, with a sexual aggressor," he said.
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Lee paints a different picture, saying that his son was the aggressor.
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The idea was to practise territorial defence against a technologically sophisticated aggressor.
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The man claims Bisping was the aggressor and severely injured his throat.
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U.S. as again the aggressor who is putting the South at risk.
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It wasn't a lawyer, it wasn't the judge; it was the aggressor.
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Police officers are conditioned to protect the defenseless and confront the aggressor.
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She definitely was the aggressor, you know, I find it incredibly sexy.
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Russia is a revisionist aggressor trying to subvert the trans-Atlantic world.
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However Hayes' attorney says that he was not the aggressor in the conflict.
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The European public could view Washington as the aggressor in such a conflict.
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"Do not cover domestic violence with makeup, condemn the aggressor," the petition said.
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This gives Airbnb a place as not a disruptive aggressor, but a help.
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"You are the aggressor in the video as is your friend," he tweeted.
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Prosecutors describe Hayes as leaving his vehicle as an angry aggressor displaying a .
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Danny tried to be the aggressor, but Keith was moving around too much.
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He contends Drejka was the initial aggressor by starting the argument with Jacobs.
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He should be the aggressor and will look to stand and trade punches.
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The Canadiens were the aggressor most of the evening, outshooting Calgary 37-303.
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The Canadiens were the aggressor most of the evening, outshooting Calgary 245-193.
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Essentially, the man seen being beaten was the aggressor, the witness told police.
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"Defensive weapons are not provocative unless you are an aggressor, and clearly Ukraine is not an aggressor since it is their territory where the fighting is happening," Mr. Mattis said at a joint news conference with Ukraine's president, Petro O. Poroshenko.
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That's especially true when the situation appears to have an obvious victim and aggressor.
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XCOM: The Board Game rallies four players in different roles against an AI aggressor.
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But I saw footage that showed a clear aggressor — and eventually, so did jurors.
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Khan described a different version of events, which cast the woman as the aggressor.
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News, Jackson described his version of the incident, which cast Olympios as the aggressor.
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Multiple witnesses contradicted her account, however, later telling TMZ that Banks was the aggressor.
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Miller claimed that Spencer was the initial physical aggressor, after his unsuccessful come-on.
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Trump, the surreal aggressor, voluntarily helicoptered into enemy territory to face an unknown outcome.
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Challenger Yulia Tymoshenko, third in the polls behind Poroshenko, calls Russia an "aggressor country".
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S. imperialist aggressor forces bases in the Asia-Pacific region and the U.S. mainland.
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Gotta say, the video's pretty damning, although it's hard to tell who's the aggressor.
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The Japanese grappler, who packs a punch too, was the aggressor throughout the fight.
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But it doesn't sound to me like he was predatory or, like, an aggressor.
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When he does, you maneuver as planned and pummel the exhausted would-be aggressor.
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S. imperialist aggressor forces' bases in the Asia-Pacific region and the U.S. mainland.
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Mr. Trump has made his way through the Republican primary mainly as an aggressor.
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She struggled and screamed louder, but her aggressor covered her mouth with his hand.
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But both Russia and Syria said the American-supported side had been the aggressor.
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Uruguay was the aggressor, and had the best chance, the miss by Luis Suarez.
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Mr. Buttigieg was the first aggressor, a few minutes into the debate in Westerville.
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"It seems to me that Mr. Brown is being the aggressor here," he said.
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She is at once naïf, savant, aggressor, aggrieved — and equally compelling in all guises.
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"An aggressor will always push forward and do more until he meets resistance," Rep.
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In a statement, Sandmann defended himself and his group's actions, claiming Phillips was the aggressor.
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Uribe was described as the main aggressor, Ramos "a participant in the events," Dunn said.
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Multiple reports claim Mirotic was the aggressor -- repeatedly charging at Bobby before being put down.
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You don't need to biggest, baddest military to force your aggressor to sue for peace.
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Cops investigated and determined Ragin was the aggressor -- and they arrested him on the spot.
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Russia is the world's most open cyberwarfare aggressor—but it's far from the only one.
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News accusing Olympios of being the sexual aggressor — against three different men, not including Jackson.
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"He's an aggressor, a provocateur, he is an adversary to the United States," he said.
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It was an exercise focused on confronting a near-peer aggressor targeting a NATO ally.
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But should the drunkenness of a sexual aggressor factor into evaluating his state of mind?
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But Schwartzman continued to be the aggressor as Nadal played too short, or too long.
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Now imagine that phenomenological paradox applied to a situation where you are, unknowingly, the aggressor.
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Some supporters attribute their fondness to fear of being outgunned should they encounter an aggressor.
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Several users identified the aggressor as Rafael Márquez Gasperín, the son of a telecommunications businessman.
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McGregor has won the rounds so far, if nothing else because he is the aggressor.
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In the past, the Speaker has criticized Putin as an "aggressor" to the United States.
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In a multi-candidate field, the aggressor doesn't always benefit from dragging down another candidate.
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We are after punishment and we will continue until the full destruction of any aggressor.
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But it also has some scholarly lineage, through Thomas Schelling and some other people — this idea that if you send signals of weakness to a potential aggressor, that aggressor will pick up on the weakness and then become more aggressive in small or large ways.
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"I know that he's the aggressor and the bully, but bullies need help too," Granaderos said.
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" Wildwood Mayor Ernest Troiano told The Philadelphia Inquirer that Weinman was "by far the aggressor here.
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"I hope that everything that was said today will sober up any potential aggressor," said Putin.
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School staff believed the second boy and other students, who said K.S. had been the aggressor.
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I tell them to not make themselves the aggressor or the bad guy when you're not.
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So we don&apost know if Jones was defending himself or if he was the aggressor.
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She was determined to be primary aggressor and arrested on one count of misdemeanor domestic battery.
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Trump has found himself to be the tariff aggressor in multiple trade wars on multiple fronts.
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In the end, cops say they couldn't decide who the aggressor was, so it's case closed.
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The stabbing was an isolated incident and the aggressor was not part of the hardcore scene.
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Are we on the side of the Russian aggressor or do we defend the Ukrainian victims?
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"The Magic were the aggressor at both ends of the floor," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said.
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She was determined to be primary aggressor and arrested for one count of misdemeanor domestic battery.
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In cops' telling, McDonald looked "deranged" and served as the aggressor, prompting Van Dyke to fire.
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He is more often the aggressor than the target, recently alongside his sons, Lachlan and James.
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Golovkin was the aggressor throughout and landed punches that had put other fighters to the canvas.
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Officer Van Dyke's lawyers would have to convince jurors that Laquan was the aggressor that night.
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The Security Council approved the use of force to push the aggressor back to its border.
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The police say both parties admitted to a physical dispute but determined Mikaela was the aggressor.
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The woman said Dave was the aggressor, while his buddy only saw the woman hurling bottles.
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But nevertheless, we spend less than them on defense, and we believe we are entitled -- particularly with the very disastrous history of the international community coming to the aid of the aggressor rather than the victims of the aggressor -- that we have the means of defending ourselves.
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We spoke with Thomas's lawyer, Elias R. Hilal, and he tells us Thomas was not the aggressor.
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Her domestic violence case was tossed because prosecutors couldn't determine who was the aggressor in the fight.
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Paige later admitted she was the aggressor and had thrown a drink at Alberto during the altercation.
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North Korean propaganda portrays America as an evil imperialist aggressor hell-bent on subjugating the Korean people.
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Hayes' attorneys argued he was not the aggressor, but rather the victim of a hit-and-run.
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Qbert, when given room, is ferocious, an aggressor who understands his place as part of the symphony.
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If you're concerned that the victim could perceive you as an alternative threat, try distracting the aggressor.
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Clicking back into the comments over and over again, the target gets no break from the aggressor.
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The aggressor, Eddie, allegedly fled the scene on a blue Harley Davidson motorcycle, according to the report.
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Their job is to change the calculus in Russia, making any incursion much costlier to an aggressor.
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Others said Wilson was the aggressor, and that Brown had his hands up when Wilson began firing.
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She was determined to be the primary aggressor and arrested on one count of misdemeanor domestic battery.
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Any aggressor nation unleashing more than 100 nuclear weapons could ultimately devastate its own society, scientists warn.
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Officials were initially unable to determine who was the aggressor -- so they arrested both Lawler and McBride.
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The unstated irony is that in Masterpiece, the government — not the Christian cake designer — was the aggressor.
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The Asian carp—another fierce aggressor in American waters—is not particularly invasive in parts of Asia.
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"She was the aggressor, took a few more chances and got the reward out there," Barty said.
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North Korea has typically blamed the United States for being the aggressor and provocateur in this relationship.
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His attorney has argued that Jafari was the aggressor, and Mayers was simply acting in self-defense.
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Koelzer responded by hitting the aggressor across the head, showing that his ignorance would not be tolerated.
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Using the word "conflict" instead of "war" or "Russia" instead of "aggressor state" can destroy a reputation.
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In the Japanese canon, new technology often arrives as weaponry that Japanese scientists turn against an aggressor.
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That strategic response, in both its national or multilateral forms, must confront the aggressor openly and politically.
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Officials determined Ragin -- NOT Pacman -- was the primary aggressor and he was arrested for 2 counts of battery.
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The ceasefire deal appears to fulfill all of aggressor Turkey's goals, and hands the negotiating baton to Russia.
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During his testimony Monday, Christopher Leonard told the court Ferguson was the primary aggressor in the fall attack.
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News and said that the incident being investigated was sexual in nature and that Olympios was the "aggressor."
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" Chatman "wasn't the agressor" Coffman, meanwhile, has said the video shows the teen "wasn't the aggressor at all.
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This moral equivalence between aggressor and victim would have been laughable if the circumstances hadn't been so tragic.
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Your goal at that point is to make the situation untenable for your aggressor as fast as possible.
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Accounts diverged over who was the aggressor during a tussle that unfolded at the door of the room.
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Meshaal said Hamas's fight was not against Judaism as a religion but against what he called "aggressor Zionists".
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The police concluded that Sebby-Strempel was "clearly the aggressor" in the "unprovoked assault," according to the report.
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Harris was the aggressor in Miami but now her rivals will be tempted to hit back at her.
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Indeed this time he's gone on CNN and other national media outlets to blame Rinaldi as the aggressor.
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For any young aggressor, I believe it's our lives, not our beliefs, that make us monsters or humans.
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Probst echoed other eyewitnesses, who say Arnold was the aggressor, grabbing and tearing at Burnett's shirt and chain.
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You've got to be the aggressor, make the right pass,' that kind of stabs you in your heart.
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As director, he handled one bloody scene by focusing primarily on the face of the aggressor, the Penguin.
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"In front of us is an aggressor who has no legal, moral or any other limits," he said.
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"They were the aggressor and certainly controlled the game almost from the jump," Kansas Coach Bill Self said.
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In the other attack, the details are a bit murkier, as it is unclear who the aggressor was.
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And in some cases, if the resentment is so strong, the aggressor may be unaware that they're being defiant.
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The kid being both victim and aggressor is just such a transgressive place to go in a murder story.
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Besides, there's simply no evidence that attacking the leader this early in primary debates is helpful to the aggressor.
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However, every time I report this behavior, your team declines to take action against the aggressor. This. must. change.
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His overtures toward a country long regarded by Manila as a maritime aggressor marked an astonishing foreign policy shakeup.
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According to Nieves, the Pirates were the aggressor in the talks ("They wanted to keep him there," he said).
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Laguerre has received praise from the French public and abroad for her courage in standing up to her aggressor.
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Sawicki acknowledges causing those injuries, but alleges she was "fighting back," and that her ex-husband was the aggressor.
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Gianforte responded in his own statement, portraying Jacobs as the aggressor who intruded on a private interview without permission.
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The two players went face-to-face with Kanter being the aggressor while play continued on the other end.
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Impose an immediate suspension or expulsion, for example, and administrators risk forcing the aggressor deeper into already problematic beliefs.
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"When the water hit me," he said, making it clear that the ocean was the aggressor in the conflict.
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Force, if it is to be used at all, is for the purpose of defending yourself from an aggressor.
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Yet Donald Trump still talks about her as if she's the aggressor, still says the popular vote was rigged.
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News that Olympios was the "aggressor" who instigated oral sex in the pool and made sexual advances towards him.
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Law enforcement later arrived to the residence, determining Krista was the aggressor and also went after her husband's mother.
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He seems to think that no one has ever thought to use nuclear threats against a potential aggressor before.
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Wimbledon runner-up Raonic was the aggressor throughout the opener while Djokovic absorbed the blows and waited to strike.
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Ms. Abramovic said in her statement that once she recovered from her shock, she asked to meet her aggressor.
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Mr. Trump took one step toward this in his national security strategy, which identified China as an economic aggressor.
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But Trump generally prefers to be the aggressor — so expect him to stretch his executive powers here as well.
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The government action will "purge all Libyan cities of aggressor and illegitimate forces," Colonel Mohamed Gnounou told reporters Sunday.
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"I knew two things: I would have to be the aggressor because Gregory is so shy," Mr. Vinti said.
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Pyongyang's central message — that the United States was the aggressor and the North but a small, peace-seeker — resonated.
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Officials — including President Xi Jinping — have repeatedly insisted that Beijing is the victim of hacking, rather than the aggressor.
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Yet in its weight and hardness, its velocity and power, the car is a more or less invincible aggressor.
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Both sides acknowledge to PEOPLE that the confrontation that evening became physical, but they disagree over who was the aggressor.
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Sources connected with the group say Sipes was the aggressor in the VIP area, and incited them as they left.
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They realize "one side is being the aggressor, that's unacceptable, and they enforce actual penalties on the bully," Maza said.
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Causey Jr. is not shown as a victim or an aggressor, but more as a reluctant guardian of his family.
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One of the laws proposes that it should be called The Church Whose Administrative Centre is in the State Aggressor.
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Why was G7, who was labeled as the "aggressor" not taken into custody when the first 911 call was made?
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" He goes on to allege that on July 6, "Laura was the aggressor during the incident and physically attacked me.
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Cops couldn't figure out which one was the true aggressor, so they arrested both and charged them with misdemeanor battery.
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One report cast Olympios as the "aggressor" — this is the same language that Viacom used to describe Cooley in 2012.
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Perpetrators can be both aggressor and victim, and an inherited burden of racial discrimination can predispose them to either status.
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For each aggressor, the mustard plant discharged a distinct bouquet of odors designed to alert the attackers' natural enemy insects.
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Don't ever suggest survivors are to blame for their traumatic experience—the aggressor is the only one at fault.54.
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Granted, there's some cognitive dissonance involved when someone claims to be a helper-subordinate by taking on an aggressor role.
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Putin, a former KGB spy, has repeatedly said he wants peace with the West which he casts as the aggressor.
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I prefer peak experiences, and for that reason sex only happens when I am the aggressor or more active partner.
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They held signs reading: "Vatican is a spiritual aggressor" and "Pope, arch-heretic, you are not welcome in Orthodox Georgia".
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The woman says before she started shooting, the main aggressor was screaming that McConnell was killing people with his views.
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Sources at ABC, the producers of 'Criminal,' reiterate their investigation showed Thomas was the aggressor, and Virgil's keeping his job.
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Battles between armed groups within nations have increased 125 percent since 2010, with hunger often enlisted as an allied aggressor.
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Around the world, their top diplomats are trying to defuse tensions and persuade counterparts that China is not an aggressor.
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And a united NATO most certainly would impose serious costs that a would-be aggressor, especially Moscow, could ill-afford.
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Don't feed the trolls I know it's tempting to go after the aggressor publicly, but please refrain from doing so.
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North Korea is going into production of nuclear weapons and intercontinental ballistic missiles, for sale to aggressor states and terrorists.
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But few believed he would be the aggressor in a fight against a boxer with big power in both hands.
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The passenger, Kevin O'Neal, has lawyered up -- and backs up Hayes' account of the shooting ... saying Smith was the aggressor.
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Gianforte also addressed claims, which his spokesperson advanced after the altercation, that Jacobs had been the aggressor in the situation.
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Poroshenko said it was "absolutely necessary to cut off all the tentacles used by the country-aggressor within our state body".
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In a business, the owners might use software that relies on technology a patent aggressor wants to target in a lawsuit.
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According to the spokesperson, Harley was determined to be primary aggressor and was arrested for one count of misdemeanor domestic battery.
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Trump 'will be a chaotic and unpredictable aggressor' Columnist Trevor Timm, writing in the Guardian newspaper Thursday, panned the entire speech.
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If a child you know and love is the aggressor, read on for some expert advice on what to do next.
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I'm useless at throwing punches — I learned that in hostile-environment training — so I kicked the main aggressor in the balls.
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It should be clear to Mr. Kenarov that acquiescing to the demands of an aggressor only whets his appetite for more.
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The nationalists deny that Japan was an aggressor or committed atrocities; they say Japanese were the victims, including of nuclear bombing.
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A judge called a 13-year-old victim the "aggressor" in a sex solicitation case with a 67-year-old man.
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"European nations have begun to wake up to the fact that Iran is the aggressor and not the aggrieved," said Pompeo.
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But this narrative, which effectively portrays YouTube as the aggressor in a violent incident, may end up sticking around as well.
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"Syria's legitimate government has every right to defend its soil and territory against any foreign aggressor," Qasemi said, state TV reported.
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Moreover, there was always a chance that domestic exchanges were going to view HKEx as a potential aggressor rather than partner.
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That's despite video showing the alleged victim being the initial aggressor ... physically attacking Rocky and his crew prior to the incident.
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Why is believing the victim of a crime -- whom Greer assumes is female -- incompatible with a proportionate penalty for the aggressor?
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The mission of the President According to the newspapers, was to sell to the people The war against the aggressor states.
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But Pyongyang's continued jabs at Tokyo contrast a recent easing in explicit criticism of the historically "imperialist aggressor", the United States.
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Israel fired the first shot, but claims it was preempting an imminent Egyptian attack; Arabs disagree, casting Israel as an aggressor.
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"An aggressor nation or extremist group could use these kinds of cyber tools to gain control of critical switches," he said.
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S. interests and anti-Western values is their aggressive intentions to act on those differences — they are, in fact, aggressor states.
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In that case, the US would have bombed Iran again, this time for essentially no reason — thus looking like the aggressor.
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Thus armed, a student needs only to make an accusation to ascribe guilt — as perceived victimhood will always trump the aggressor.
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However, both Mattis and President Donald Trump, who also met Poroshenko, failed to name Russia as the aggressor in these attacks.
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Multiple people who've seen the footage tell us ... the encounter appears completely consensual and DeMario is in no way the aggressor.
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"Do not cover domestic violence with makeup, condemn the aggressor," said the petition, posted by a group calling themselves Concerned Moroccan Citizens.
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It was also odd to frame Canada as the aggressor when Canada was, in fact, reacting to Trump's aggressive move on tariffs.
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In doing this, he wants to cast the West as the aggressor, and so conjures up the ancient Russian fear of encirclement.
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" Then came USA Today's story on Tuesday morning: "FBI examining 2010 domestic fight involving acting defense secretary Shanahan; accounts differ on aggressor.
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The younger Smith, who was born a year after Hopkins started his professional boxing career, was the aggressor in the early rounds.
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But, I empathize with her because I've been there — vilified for a mistake, my Blackness automatically making me be seen as aggressor.
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Hayes' attorneys say he was not the aggressor, but rather a victim of a hit-and-run the night Smith was shot.
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But the transformation from Weeknd as emotional aggressor to Weeknd as hurt over-lover is an unlikely turn for the crooning masochist.
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Ryan has said she made it all up and was actually the aggressor who attacked him after he broke up with her.
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"Up to this point Jeffries hadn't really been the aggressor and did some chasing, but he was a smart fighter," says Pollack.
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After taking statements from both Jen and Ronnie -- the cops determined a mutual battery did occur -- but Jen was the primary aggressor.
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A mutable figure who was both aggressor and protector, Sobek was worshipped, in part, to appease the crocodiles that swarmed the Nile.
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BuzzFeed U.K.'s Hannah Al-Othman highlighted Neeson's jump straight to asking the victim of rape about the race of her aggressor.
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Polls is already online on Facebook for the name to be given to the new 64th Aggressor Squadron's F-16 paint scheme.
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Outgoing Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal said Hamas's fight was not against Judaism as a religion but against what he called "aggressor Zionists".
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Police have described the dead man as the "primary aggressor" and Danley is now simply being sought as a person of interest.
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When those materials come together, the liquid reaches its boiling point and the beetle shoots it out, aiming it at its aggressor.
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With Dillashaw constantly playing the aggressor and hoping to shift so often, he ate a good few of these long, retreating swings.
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The police decided Paye was in fact the aggressor—although charges of domestic assault were later dropped—and took a breath sample.
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But our ability to provide a response is such that the aggressor nation would receive a punishing retaliatory strike literally within minutes.
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And any intervention by Russia is especially problematic because, under President Putin, Russia has been an aggressor that consistently undermines American interests.
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"We are now stronger than any potential aggressor," President Vladimir Putin said at the same event at the Defence Ministry in Moscow.
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This unnamed aggressor was allegedly a little drunk and supremely bored, so he decided to stroll into town with this large toy.
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Almost immediately, he got into a physical altercation with his cellmate, who was identified as the aggressor by correctional officer Jerime Cude.
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Blac Chyna insisted she was actually the victim, not the aggressor ... and claims the hairdresser started hurling soda cans during the argument.
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Fresh from the state visit, Khan and the military were unlikely to want to look like an aggressor in the dispute, analysts said.
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The problem is not that women have trouble considering themselves victims of sexual violence, but that men have trouble considering themselves the aggressor.
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Subconsciously, if we have been attacked at some point in our lives, we might align ourselves with the aggressor because it feels safer.
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If, however, non-lethal means are sufficient to defend and protect people's safety from the aggressor, authority will limit itself to such means.
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And how many nukes could an aggressor nation drop on an enemy before the effects of nuclear winter come back to haunt them?
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The tricky thing about conflict is you don't know how either party — the aggressor or the recipient — will feel about it becoming public.
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Danilovic continued to be the aggressor in the second set but a couple of miscues allowed her Belarusian opponent to force a decider.
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This setting is where I first met my would-be avatar aggressor, the sleazy blonde man with features reminiscent of a Sims character.
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In a statement, Gianforte's spokesperson, issued a statement claiming that Jacobs entered the headquarters without permission and was the aggressor in the situation.
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Rountree appeared the aggressor early, but action was rather lacking in the opening 30 seconds as both light heavyweights sized each other up.
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Pyongyang did not develop its nuclear capability to be the aggressor in a war with the US, says CNN Military Analyst Rick Francona.
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Residents of the city of Oga practiced their response to a strike, though officials named only a hypothetical "Nation X" as the aggressor.
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But in this scenario, the female student was the aggressor yet she was not punished for taking advantage of a drunk male student.
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It is also significant that the patrons of the two aggressor states were also tested: Russia by Iran, and China by North Korea.
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Police said that they found signs of a fight in which both suffered injuries but concluded that Barnes had been the primary aggressor.
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Hayes's lawyer has said that his client was not the aggressor and that Hayes would be vindicated when the true story was known.
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Once again, Toronto was the aggressor, controlling much of the possession, patiently knocking the ball around in Seattle's half, waiting for an opening.
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When I was taking my case to court, at the time, it was normal for an aggressor to question the victim on trial.
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" The governor seemed almost bemused by the tenor of the N.R.A.'s attacks, saying the group was "if anything, the aggressor toward me.
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"Officers were unable to determine the primary aggressor of the altercation, so both parties were charged with battery," Daugherty said in a statement.
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Pacquiao was the aggressor from the opening bell, and he had to be because Broner threw only occasional punches in the opening rounds.
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The world not only kept silent, but also no country would sell Iran weapons to enable us to at least deter the aggressor.
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Gasser's attorneys filed motions that McKnight was the aggressor, and their client was acting in self defense when he fired off 3 shots.
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They contain allegations of theft, assault and intimidation in which Almena is in one case the alleged aggressor and, in the other, a victim.
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When women of color say "me too," we're often sexualized, blamed, questioned, or like Burke said, ignored, no matter the race of our aggressor.
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Xelil said the Turkish army was the aggressor in Wednesday's incident and that Turkish shelling of border villages around Afrin had wounded 10 civilians.
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China has been an aggressor on trade and cyber issues for years, and the Trump administration has started a trade war with the country.
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In addition, they must have sufficient lethality to impose high costs on an aggressor -- even if the expectation is not to defeat that adversary.
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As we reported, the alleged victim was the initial aggressor, harassing Rocky and his crew despite pleas from the rapper to leave them alone.
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Cops reportedly returned to the scene a few hours later and spoke with the couple, determined her to be the aggressor and arrested her.
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She put on a brave face when she taught class, but inwardly she worried that her aggressor might be among her dog-training crowd.
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Wisler struck out four, walked three and threw 28 pitches "He was on the attack and was the aggressor," Atlanta manager Brian Snitker said.
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"The economic impact of the sanctions on the European economies is negligible compared to the damage from the encouragement of the aggressor," he said.
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Women cannot stay silent for fear it will damage their careers, because that only allows the aggressor to continue his behavior with other women.
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Under the plan dubbed the National Redoubt, much of the country's manpower and firepower would retreat to the mountains if a foreign aggressor attacked.
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Because Beijing views itself as the victim — not the aggressor — in this situation, it sees its tariffs as an equal response to U.S. actions.
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"Decisions are being considered with regard to the conduct of appropriate mirror actions as a response to the actions of the aggressor," Huskov said.
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He also painted China as a global aggressor, touching on its militarized islands in the South China Sea and its efforts to isolate Taiwan.
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No one is more efficient with their screen time: She swings wildly from aggrieved to aggressor, stamping out little fires and then igniting others.
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At first, Ms. Ziegler gives us every reason to believe that Amber is not only willing to have sex but is also the aggressor.
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But the weight of evidence suggests that we'll see more of the recent Putin, a defensive economic manager at home and an aggressor abroad.
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It was the latest attempt by the Pentagon to try to prove that Iran has been the aggressor in a series of international incidents.
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Gimelstob has been accused of other violent acts in news media reports after his arrest, but denied he was the aggressor in those incidents.
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The shorthand transforms racism, something an aggressor does, into race, something the target is, in a sleight of hand that is easy to miss.
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Cops say Aaron had visible marks on his body and sheriff's deputies determined Melanie was the aggressor and arrested her for felony domestic violence.
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The protesters hanged a poster on the wall: "America is an aggressor," and some commanders of militia factions loyal to Iran joined the protesters.
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The 'Captain America' actress who killed her mother just days before Christmas is claiming self-defense ... even though authorities say she was the aggressor.
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Living With Cancer Because ovarian cancer initiated a stealthy assault before I discovered it, it seems the clear aggressor, and I the injured party.
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For the study, the researchers imagined a "best-case" scenario for nuclear war where an aggressor nation launched its nukes and nothing went wrong.
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Fighter jets on the "blue" team face off against the "Red" forces—specially trained aggressor squadrons that mimic the real-world tactics of US adversaries.
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Much like being criticized, David Barbour, co-founder of wellness company Vivio Life Sciences, told INSIDER that the aggressor will most likely mock you, too.
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They also again insisted on President Bashar Assad's departure and objected once again to Iran's role in the process, describing it as an "aggressor state".
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But Hayes' lawyer said his client wasn't the aggressor after the two argued -- and suggested someone else at the scene may have been armed. 2.
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But so often, it's the person who's been injured — not the aggressor — who's asked to move on for the greater good of the family unit.
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As punishment (or more training, depending on your perspective), Dominika is made to give her aggressor what he wants — in front of their entire class.
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"We are deploying at sea, on the ground and in the air across the eastern flanks of the alliance... to deter any aggressor," he said.
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The video you may have watched but don't remember paints Michael Brown — the unarmed teen whose 2014 death sparked protests — as something of an aggressor.
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At trial, former New Orleans prep football star Cardell Hayes testified he shot Smith in self defense, claiming the retired football player was the aggressor.
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But Americans have long argued that they hastened to a close a long, terrible war in the Pacific in which Japan was the clear aggressor.
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"Officers were unable to determine the primary aggressor of the altercation, so both parties were charged with battery," read a police statement provided to PEOPLE.
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It is dirt cheap, hard to trace to a specific aggressor and perfect for sowing confusion, which may be the limits of Mr. Putin's goals.
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Beijing can now plausibly claim that the United States is the aggressor in this trade dispute and in violation of international trade rules and norms.
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"No-one has any worry about someone defending themselves unless they are an aggressor, so it should not be that controversial an issue," Volker said.
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If the killer was nonwhite, however, he was recognized as the aggressor, and the victim was then described as having been lured to his death.
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Video of the incident showed Clark standing away from officers, though many activists felt that Freeman wanted the public to perceive Clark as the aggressor.
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But taking on the role of the aggressor could be fraught for Booker, who has built his campaign on core values of positivity and unity.
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Chapman's driver said that the 130-pound woman had been the aggressor in the altercation, and that she had tackled the 6'4, 200-pound Chapman.
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"It would give Moscow an easy opportunity to claim that NATO is an aggressor and to somehow respond to protect Russian sovereignty," retired Lt. Gen.
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Drejka, he told CNN, was "the initial aggressor" and was acting as a "self-appointed cop wannabe" in hounding McGlockton's girlfriend about the parking space.
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Nevertheless, regardless of whatever happened to me, I was sure that the Vietnamese people would defeat any aggressor and that we would reunify the country.
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Paire was the aggressor with his whipping forehand, and his serve was electric, leaving Djokovic walking side to side along the baseline after each ace.
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Many have shown their support with the hashtag #YoLeCreoAClaudia (I believe Claudia), others have defended her presumed aggressor with the hashtag #YoSoyUribe (I am Uribe).
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I don't believe I was an aggressor, but I participated in my fair share of it, so I wish I was more self aware, too.
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"We need to rebuff the aggressor at any moment," Mr. Poroshenko told troops at a Ukrainian training center, according to a statement on his website.
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To Iranians, after all, America is the aggressor, scrapping a nuclear agreement that they were abiding by and imposing a punishing "maximum pressure" sanctions campaign.
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Military officials have continued to emphasize the ultimate dilemma: a pre-emptive US strike would put the US in the position of being the aggressor.
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Importantly, American officials have claimed that China is, in fact, the aggressor in the dispute because it took advantage of the U.S. for many years.
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"We are deploying at sea, on the ground and in the air across the eastern flanks of the alliance ... to deter any aggressor," Lute said.
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Often the violence is abstracted in Stewart Laing's clever staging: The aggressor may be shown onscreen while the victim is enacted onstage, or vice versa.
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"Using more than 280 nuclear weapons by any aggressor nation even with optimistic assumptions would cause unacceptable damage to their own society," the study said.
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Leonardo ends the performance by reading a script that contains key words that act as prompts for the participant who is designated as the aggressor.
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And if the US is seen as the aggressor, this plays against the US in the international community, and actually helps Iran in international diplomatic efforts.
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Cops say marks were visible on Tre'Von ... and when they determined on the scene that Tkeyah was the primary aggressor in the altercation -- they arrested her.
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Until Stephen Harper's Conservative government was voted out of power in 2015, it spent nearly a decade as the free world's chief aggressor on this front.
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Whereas most tributes cast Lenin as a scholar, Venkov's subtle act of subversion portrayed him more as an aggressor, a heavy scowl permanently creasing his face.
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Both brothers were allegedly flogged with an electrical cord during the incident, and on Monday, Leonard told the court Ferguson was the primary aggressor, WUTR reports.
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North Korea reacted angrily to the resolution, calling the statement "impudent words" and pointed fingers at the United States as the main aggressor in the region.
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When there is a scrum and there is 10 guys in there, and they are looking to call one penalty, they may decide I was aggressor.
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Davis was previously a "person of interest" in the attack but now we're told investigators have spoken with several witnesses who identified Davis as the aggressor.
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" The police report says that the aggressor, claiming he was a Marine, said that he "used to shoot people like [the crossing guard] at the border.
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The United States has portrayed itself as a leader in cyberwarfare defense strategies, but "Zero Days" depicts America as an aggressor, and Israel even more so.
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If encounters leave users feeling violated, Mr. Schmitz said, they should notify the aggressor afterward in a message, and it will be added to the record.
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Gimelstob has been accused of other violent acts in news media reports following his arrest, but he said he was not the aggressor in those incidents.
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What's different here is that for the first time, her character can eschew the cerebral calculations and mental gymnastics of trying to subvert her systemic aggressor.
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Yet it is often the very respectability of the aggressor or the institution that discourages women from reporting sexual assaults, as was the case in Sweden.
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We broke the story ... Harley told police Ronnie hit her multiple times during Sunday's domestic dispute, but cops determined she was the primary aggressor and arrested her.
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"Trump confirmed on Wednesday in his 'big' foreign policy speech that he will be a chaotic and unpredictable aggressor whose opinion changes with the wind," Timm wrote.
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"He was going to go to trial" and defend his position that Esteban was not nearly the aggressor that the prosecution was making him out to be.
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" But he also stated he would seek international support for Ukraine to see the return of "temporarily occupied territories and forcing the aggressor to reimburse the damage.
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If you feel safe enough, you can also be direct, like giving the aggressor a disapproving glance, which can be surprisingly more effective than you might think.
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Ryan Humphreys -- the passenger who won the brawl -- tells us the aggressor was crazy talking about the U.S. government and Vegas, and also threatening to kill him.
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Similarly to Giant, Zec and Winslow flip the script in Tree, transforming the viewer from an aggressor in the systemic problem of climate change into the victim.
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When they have, most of the rest of the world has regarded the war as illegitimate and, frequently, has organized to sanction or otherwise punish the aggressor.
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John Fuller, a lawyer for the suspect, Cardell Hayes, has said that Hayes was not the aggressor and that a witness saw a gun in Smith's possession.
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Robert Novotny, crowdsourced the new adversary livery to be applied to one of the 64th Aggressor Squadron's F-16C in the need of a new paint job.
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" Also, it's one thing for a victim to identify with an aggressor but quite another for a hostage to refer to his captor as "an emergency God.
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But these agreements do have the potential to be used as a means of protection to an aggressor, he said, especially by a violent and premeditating criminal.
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While the governor had not played the aggressor in his debate against his primary election opponent, Cynthia Nixon, he eagerly took on that role with Mr. Molinaro.
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The initiative would have been unimaginable at the start of Mr. Blankfein's reign in 2006, when Goldman prided itself on being a hard-nosed Wall Street aggressor.
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McGregor, 29, an Irish mixed martial arts star who was boxing professionally for the first time, was the aggressor in early rounds, but Mayweather later took control.
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But he also saw yet another effort by Islamists — and their left-wing fellow-travelers — to turn France from the victim of terrorist atrocity into the aggressor.
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Russia, the aggressor, continues to keep the Ukrainian territory it seized in 245, and Ukraine's new president, Volodymyr Zelensky, showed he can't easily be pressured into surrender.
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Counterintuitive though it may be to Israeli and most Western minds, Israel, not its militant Islamist or brutal Syrian enemies, is the aggressor in these border wars.
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Given the size, accuracy, and diversity of U.S. forces, the remaining nuclear force would be more than sufficient to deliver a devastating blow to any nuclear aggressor.
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"Defensive weapons are not provocative unless you're an aggressor, and clearly, Ukraine is not an aggressor, since it's their own territory where the fighting is happening," Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE said last year during a trip to Kiev.
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That led to debates about whether a simple change to the frame rate of the video transformed it to make it appear as if Acosta were the aggressor.
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" The script would tackle the thorny subject, but ultimately, "it is a horror film, with a sexual aggressor, and the story will take place within the film industry.
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The victim told authorities he and his friends were respectful when Sebby-Strempel demanded the group leave the pool, and investigators reportedly determined the woman was the aggressor.
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Lawrence was definitely the aggressor -- but in a comment on social media, the QB implied the other guy had it coming for running his mouth during the game.
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The Federal Police said in a statement that it had officers escorting Bolsonaro at the time of the knife attack and the "aggressor" was caught in the act.
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The son of a working class Franco-Algerian family living just outside the Normandy city of Rouen, the teenager flipped between model student and aggressor as a youngster.
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When dealing with other product companies, Intel and other high-tech companies use their own patents to defend themselves and to balance any demands made by the aggressor.
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With just Denis left, Snax dropped a smoke and set himself up to take out the aggressor, no-scoping him the second his legs appeared in the smoke.
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Blac Chyna didn't get beaten up by Rob Kardashian as she claims ... SHE was the aggressor in a cocaine-fueled rage ... so say sources connected to the Kardashians.
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"A judicial investigation was immediately opened at the public prosecutor's office of Libreville to establish if the acts of the aggressor were isolated or a conspiracy," Makaga said.
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Law enforcement sources tell us, Louis told LAX cops he wanted the paparazzo arrested, but after speaking with witnesses and reviewing video, they determined Louis was the aggressor.
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The 1984 original is about a guerrilla uprising against a Soviet invasion of America; in the 2012 remake, screenwriters updated the movie by casting China as the aggressor.
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He said a third possibility could be if the U.K. raised the issue at the International Court of Justice which can require an aggressor state to pay compensation.
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He said it was imperative to maintain the strictest penalties, and he repeatedly referred to Russia as an "aggressor" that threatens the security and sovereignty of other countries.
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Mr. Pean has denied that he was the aggressor and nurses who cared for him said that even when he was psychotic and delusional, he never threatened them.
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De Angulo: August 9 was one of the hardest days of my life because it was the day I had to go to court and face my aggressor.
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But she said she had been moved by other women who were speaking out and decided to name her aggressor, even though she expected a storm of criticism.
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"We have never started a war against any country, but we will firmly respond to any aggressor," Iran's president was quoted saying, clearly referring to the United States.
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Mr. Rouhani believes his government's hold on power requires making the United States appear to be a military aggressor against Iran, according to American and allied intelligence officials.
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She makes no sense, but then the aggressor appears — a man is chasing her who is similarly out of control — and he clearly poses a threat to her.
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Yes, he was more powerful than she was — not only as a man who often takes the role of aggressor in sex, but also because of his celebrity.
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Our female instructor, Heloíse Fruchi, told us that when we faced our imaginary aggressor, we should look him in the eye and shout as loud as we could.
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Yes, an aggressor could still take a city by force, but doing so would no longer mean that as a matter of law, it became the aggressor's city.
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Christopher Cadelago: Joe Biden opened the night as the clear aggressor, helping him get out ahead of anticipated criticism from Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren over health care.
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Before the lunch break, Briana Twigg, a self-defense instructor, demonstrated some jujitsu moves, including one that she called the hitchhike, designed to shake off a grabby aggressor.
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This legacy permeates Japanese society at all levels, provoking questions about what it means to mourn, to move on, to confront the past as both aggressor and victim.
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"Why is Israel singled out as an aggressor when there are many troubled spots in the world?" asked Rabbi Berel Levertov of the Santa Fe Jewish Center-Chabad.
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"But unfortunately the aggressor countries misinterpreted these efforts (as weakness) and regarded them with contempt and indifference," al-Houthi, the head of the group's Supreme Revolutionary Committee, added.
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Russia often depicts NATO as an aggressor whose members are moving troops and military hardware further into former Soviet territory, which it regards as its sphere of influence.
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China has been the chief aggressor in recent years, asserting ever greater control over the waters, which include some of the most strategically important maritime territory on earth.
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In the months following the Charlottesville violence, white supremacists launched a campaign to discredit Harris' version of events and portray him as the aggressor rather than the victim.
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The pair poured over older Pentagon studies and were surprised at how few looked at what might happen in the aggressor country in the event of nuclear war.
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But Phillips, 64, changed his tune after Sandmann released a statement Sunday night, in which the teen condemned 'misinformation' and 'outright lies' and also painted Phillips as the aggressor.
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As for the abuse allegations ... Roger admits to pushing her and says he takes responsibility for it but claims Jenni was the aggressor and edited out her violent behavior.
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The app fills the role of that aggressor, and it's there to maintain the flow of the game as players move to shut down an alien force threatening Earth.
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Shanahan stepped down after media reports about domestic abuse allegations, including a 2010 incident in which Shanahan's ex-wife claimed he hit her; Shanahan said she was the aggressor.
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This past March, the charges were dropped after Ron and Dee voluntarily wrote affidavits explaining that they had been mistaken when they originally accused Picabo of being the aggressor.
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Cardell Hayes indicted in Will Smith death Hayes' attorneys say he was not the aggressor, but rather a victim of a hit-and-run the night Smith was shot.
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That might come down to a growing awareness of sexual harassment in the workplace and concerns about being perceived as such an aggressor, the CareerBuilder poll suggested last year.
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It felt very different not to be the aggressor in that situation, but the tone of it was decidedly different which made it a lot less terrifying to shoot.
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There is buzz on social media that the incident is a fight and Elliott was the aggressor -- but at this point, no one we've spoken with can confirm that.
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It is likely that Unilever will consider leveraging up its balance sheet and announcing stock buybacks rather than letting an aggressor buy the company using its own balance sheet.
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For his part, Revis is adamant he was not the aggressor and says he only acted in self-defense from a drunk man who was flexing his "beer muscles."
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And one technique which is a relatively unsuccessful feature of Cruz's normally, serving as a deterrent, might take on new importance in this bout if Dillashaw plays the aggressor.
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"It wasn't Russia who was the aggressor in recent decades, who was trying to spread its zone of military influence towards the border of the European Union," he said.
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When an aggressor has the ability to use borderless networks to launch attacks that can't be intercepted or prevented, those attributes and therefore sovereignty itself are called into question.
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For her part, Blac Chyna insists she's the victim, not the aggressor ... and claims her Rolls-Royce was damaged when the hairdresser started hurling soda cans during the altercation.
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Thousands of people have tested social boundaries on me, yet if I complain or resist I can be accused of anything from being the aggressor to playing the victim.
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Law enforcement sources tell us they spoke with multiple witnesses who said the woman was the aggressor -- and had spit several times and smacked the man before he retaliated.
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It's a brutal, heart-pounding stretch that feels most like home invasion horror, with Krauss as the sadistic, conscience-free aggressor, and no means of escape for his victims.
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But a thought for my fellow take-charge types: If one person is treating another badly, the immediate need is comforting the victim, not asserting dominance over the aggressor.
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Behind in the polls, Ms. Nixon had widely been expected to serve as the aggressor, and she was for much of the night at Hofstra University on Long Island.
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According to court docs, obtained by TMZ Sports, a female witness told police Pryor was the aggressor and had been waiting for Briston after she went clubbing with friends.
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That's what we need to show, that we can stand up against any aggressor, whether it's terrorism, whether it's Russia, whether it's China or something we haven't seen yet.
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I thought he did a great job of playing at a pace, creating for others, constantly being the aggressor on the offensive end, keeping the defense on their heels.
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Dixon himself plays on this possibility: He keeps joking he's no aggressor, and the girl eventually leaves his place having drunk a ginger-ale spiked with nothing but lemon.
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" Eventually, "things got wild because it was more of like, her being the aggressor, which was sexy because you have a very attractive girl who's telling you what she wants.
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"My character won't be named Harvey Weinstein, but it will be a horror film, with a sexual aggressor, and it will take place in the film industry," De Palma said.
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They often featured graphic images to make their point — bloody knives, terrified women cowering from an aggressor, a victim shot in the head, and glamour shots of herself with weapons.
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The Kremlin denies any such intention and says NATO is the aggressor by moving its borders ever closer onto former Soviet territory which it regards as its sphere of influence.
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The F-16 aviators, also called "Aggressors" from the 18th Aggressor Squadron, based out of Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska, prepare pilots to face a variety of new combat scenarios.
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The big questions of the Will Smith case Hayes' attorneys say he was not the aggressor, but rather a victim of a hit-and-run the night Smith was shot.
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That form of sexual assault both allows the aggressor to inflict his will on his prey in an extremely painful way, while also diminishing the victim's own culture-approved masculinity.
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Orysia Lutsevych of Chatham House, a think-tank, reckons it would be "political suicide to pay back an internally recognised aggressor", particularly with parliamentary and presidential elections due next year.
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" Eventually, "things got wild because it was more of, like, her being the aggressor, which was sexy because you have a very attractive girl who's telling you what she wants.
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But the women weren't stepping into the role of aggressor, so the male dancers had to engage with the audience more than a female dancer would with a male audience.
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But so long as Trump keeps playing the unpredictable aggressor, he's also likely to piss off many other US trade partners who worry they'll get caught up in his protectionism.
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Johnny Manziel was involved in a fistfight at a fancy Hawaiian resort the night before his friend's wedding, TMZ Sports has learned ... but the QB insists he wasn't the aggressor.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's foreign minister called on Tuesday on U.S. President Donald Trump to reject his hawkish allies' thirst for war, adding that Iranians had outlasted every aggressor for millennia.
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We live now in a world where any person, anywhere, has the potential to act as an aggressor, or become a target, in an action triggered by a foreign adversary.
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"Law enforcers established that they were used by the aggressor country in the context of a hybrid information war against Ukraine," the state security service (SBU) said in a statement.
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A lawyer for Hayes, who is jailed on $1 million bond after being arrested on a murder charge, said his client had felt threatened and had not been the aggressor.
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The production focuses on the story of Marie-Claire Chevalier, a teenage girl who had an illegal abortion after being raped, and was denounced to the police by her aggressor.
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" Sanders adds ... "Please check out this video which shows he was the aggressor, not my son, and there was NOTHING WAS WRONG WITH HIM AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE MATTER.
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TMZ Sports has obtained photos of the injuries Matt Barnes claims he sustained in the NYC nightclub brawl early Monday morning ... injuries he claims prove he was NOT the aggressor.
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He said his client was thrown to the ground and would have been "beaten to a pulp" had he not firmly stood his ground to a younger and larger aggressor.
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Then he is downed, too, and the camera is trained on his aggressor; and so forth, in a roundelay of horror that feels as if it could go on forever.
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Cops say the BF didn't retaliate and didn't want to press charges, but because she was determined to be the "primary aggressor" according to a witness ... she was arrested anyway.
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Judith Orloff, M.D., who deals with "emotional vampires," or people who drain you, suggested focusing on just one behavior at a time so as not to attack or overwhelm the aggressor.
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This was the first study to look at only a one-sided nuclear attack and its effects, specifically on the food supply, on the aggressor assuming the absolute best-case scenario.
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The mirror shields are poetic armor, forcing the aggressor — in this case the armed DAPL security — to look at themselves as they attack men, women, and children who are defending water.
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James Kennedy, a lawyer representing Mr. Pean, says his client disputes that he was the aggressor and other allegations by the police, but cannot discuss specifics until the charges are resolved.
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Another difficulty is that an aggressor may be tempted to go after cyber and space assets in the hope of causing major damage to a target's defences without actually killing anybody.
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Blac Chyna insists she was the victim, not the aggressor, in an altercation with her hairdresser -- which means exactly what you think it does ... Chyna's gearing up to sue her ass.
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Instead, sources in the Trump orbit tell CNN the President recognizes that the former New York mayor is helping him by taking on the role of aggressor Trump's been yearning for.
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A lawyer for Cardell Hayes, who has been jailed after being arrested on a murder charge, said his client had felt threatened during the encounter and had not been the aggressor.
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Beating the quick and consistent Kerber from the baseline is quite a task, but Puig was an effective aggressor, opening up the court with her best shot — her two-handed backhand.
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" The prime minister, Volodymyr B. Groysman, said Friday that, "any softening or removal of sanctions may take place only when the aggressor returns national borders and stops violations of international law.
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According to Anthony's arrest report, which was viewed by The Advocate, the teen said his father was the aggressor in the fight that broke out at their home around 3 a.m.
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For decades, Pyongyang has sought to depict the United States as an imperialist aggressor for its role in the Korean War, while simultaneously blaming Washington for North Korea's dire economic condition.
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As for BJ, he claims he was NOT the aggressor in either Hawaii street fight -- and insists he was trying to DIFFUSE the situation outside the Lava Shack before things escalated.
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Iranian officials made a similar claim in April, and a former C.I.A. official said they may be reviving the taunt now to try to portray the United States as an aggressor.
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"There is no doubt that the swift and firm response from the persons inside the mosque stopped the aggressor and prevented further consequences," Oslo Assistant Police Chief Rune Skjold told reporters.
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Lane had become entangled with Davante Adams of the Packers during the return, and was cited for throwing a punch even though Adams appeared to be the aggressor in the altercation.
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Supporters say the main imperative for Mr. Cuomo is to avoid any major mistakes or to lose his cool with Ms. Nixon, who is expected to be the aggressor on stage.
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People do recoil at attack ads and rhetoric, but in a two-person race they will hold their nose and vote for the aggressor if the attack has a real impact.
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Unlike other F-16s though, these are part of the 18th Aggressor Squadron, meaning they have to get in the mind of the enemy to put other US pilots to test.
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Michigan State was the aggressor early in the second half as it used a 7-0 run to extend its advantage to 47-31 after a three-point play from Winston.
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The victim told authorities that he and his friends were respectful when Sebby-Strempel demanded that he and his friends leave the pool and investigators concluded that the woman was the aggressor.
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To determine the point at which nukes present a blowback problem to the aggressor nation, the researchers calculated the effects of 7,25, 2000,21.4, and 21 nuclear warheads dropped on a single country.
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" But he also stated in his election program that he would seek international support for Ukraine to see the return of "temporarily occupied territories and forcing the aggressor to reimburse the damage.
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"Vladimir Putin is an aggressor that does not share our interests," Ryan told reporters at his weekly news conference on Capitol Hill, before listing what he viewed as the Russian leaders' transgressions.
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The Shi'ite Islamist movement, which denies receiving any military aid from Iran, portrays Washington as an aggressor in the war that has killed over 10,000 people and unleashed mass hunger and disease.
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A credible NATO presence will require: Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) Assets: These help mitigate the danger of surprise by a nearby aggressor, giving NATO forces time to move to defensive positions.
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Lethality: If NATO forward-based units are to impose costly losses on an aggressor, they must bristle with firepower, including robust anti-armor capabilities, and perhaps even their own artillery and tanks.
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Indications that the 2017 Triton attack targeted a Middle Eastern petrochemical plant fueled the perception that Iran was the aggressor—especially following reports that the victim was specifically a Saudi Arabian target.
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But while it ought to be easy to divorce Keane the Aggressor from Keane the Motivator, it is tougher to separate a multifaceted Keane from the team he captained on countless occasions.
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Law enforcement sources who've seen the video footage say it's unclear who the aggressor was in the brawl and since the bouncer didn't have any injuries ... it would be tough to prosecute.
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Turkey has long been a leading internet aggressor, requesting take-downs of more specific tweets in the second half of 2015 than even Russia, and Turkey has shown similar aggression on Facebook.
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The timing of the secondary tactic, the doubt it creates in the opponent's mind and the intent to be the aggressor are hidden factors that contribute to the overall plan of attack.
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The trade for Pomeranz clearly showed that Boston, which entered Sunday two games behind the first-place Baltimore Orioles in the American League East, views itself as an aggressor as the Aug.
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Less than a year after its creation, the new communist state already had been condemned as an aggressor by the United Nations for encouraging and joining North Korea's invasion of South Korea.
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Atlantis, the nation he rules, is at war with the United States, but there may be a third, evil entity pulling the strings and making it look like Atlantis is the aggressor.
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Now the most significant obstacle standing in the way of revising what's known as Article 9, which dictates the Japan cannot be an aggressor abroad, is a popular referendum on the issue.
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Chad later claims Evan pushed him first, but I watched it three times (any more and I'd have had to call in an extra security guard) and obviously Chad was the aggressor.
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Yuri Zapisotsky, general secretary of the soccer federation, said in a statement that any broadcasts of the World Cup by Ukrainian channels would be considered collaboration "with the country-aggressor," meaning Russia.
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Ivan Todosijevic was serving as a minister in the Pristina government in March this year when he described NATO as an aggressor, declared the "Racak massacre was fabricated" and called Albanians "terrorists".
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Distinct from trolling, which is often done by a single aggressor (griefers like to travel in mobs), and which causes more light-hearted annoyance than actual damage, griefing is brutal and persistent.
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The reason, she said, is simple: kinetic warfare (using Anti-Satellite Missiles to blow stuff up in orbit) generates a ton of debris and makes space unusable for everybody—including the aggressor.
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But the two spent long periods feeling secondary, as Harris dominated the discussion, Buttigieg landed key moments on police shootings and religion, and lower-polling contenders like Swalwell played the role of aggressor.
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While, initially, local media outlets had emphasized Jason's age and his family's demand for justice, a new storyline had appeared, one that painted Jason as the aggressor who'd brought the shooting on himself.
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Almost equally imaginative war plans drawn up by general staffs across Europe warned how a nation lacking in preparedness could be quickly defeated by a competent aggressor (usually expected to be Prussia/Germany).
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For example, if one man caught the other with an illegal groin kick, the aggressor was held down on the ground and his opponent given one free kick at his crotch as punishment.
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Melania Trump, the wife of a president accused of sexual misconduct by more than a dozen women, says accusers need "really hard evidence" if they're going to come forward against an alleged aggressor.
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"In this league you have to be the aggressor and not the reactor, and that's how it works," Nowitzki told reporters after Dallas attempted 18 free throws to the Clippers' 923 on Wednesday.
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Philadelphia was the aggressor in that series, compensating for its comparative lack of skill and depth by striving to agitate the Capitals, who for whatever reason have adopted a similar approach against Pittsburgh.
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He is more of a witness than a hero, and his one transforming deed, when he kills an aggressor who is about to rape a young woman, occurs just out of our sight.
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As US Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa's premier combat wing, complex exercises such as this ensure the 48th Fighter Wing remains ready to defend sovereign skies and deter any aggressor.
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I witnessed firsthand the absolutely baffling mental pretzel that an abused person puts themselves into, trying to balance the desire to protect their aggressor, with the knowledge that their swollen face is unacceptable.
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Sanders was the aggressor throughout the night, repeatedly challenging Biden's lengthy Senate record and suggesting the former Delaware senator had acted for political expediency instead of taking more controversial positions that Sanders did.
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As the first Democratic debate nears, and Mr. Biden carefully nurtures his lead in the polls, his opponents have begun the delicate footwork of going on the attack without appearing as the aggressor.
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The following day both families descended on the Sapuanas' homestead to shake on a deal: any further dispute between them would result in the aggressor owing the other family 50 goats or sheep.
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S. forces will be capable of defeating a regional adversary in a large-scale multi-phased campaign, and denying the objectives of — or imposing unacceptable costs on — a second aggressor in another region.
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"I am asking the Ministry of Economy to prepare a mechanism for banning the purchase of petroleum products from the country of the aggressor, which is the Russian Federation," the prime minister said.
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Specifically, readers were upset that the print headline didn't note the Palestinian had been the initial aggressor when he carried out a stabbing attack at an Israeli checkpoint in March before being killed.
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"Along with ground based fire support, these aircraft released multiple precision fire munitions and conducted strafing runs against the aggressor force, stopping their advance and destroying multiple artillery pieces and tanks," Lt. Col.
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No doubt, there's a certain wish-fulfillment aspect to this confrontation for people who aren't Johnson but have encountered similar scenarios in which they're unfairly painted as mean or misunderstood as an aggressor.
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Several diplomats said that India's prime minister, Narendra Modi, would look like the aggressor at this point if India staged more strikes, and that Mr. Khan had no incentive to push things further.
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When a situation becomes life-threatening, she observes, it is generally the victim, rather than the aggressor, who is expected to go into a shelter, leaving home, job, school, friends and family behind.
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A judge issued a restraining order prohibiting Nick from having contact with Laura, but she wrote a letter to the judge begging to lift the no-contact order claiming she was the aggressor.
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" I think about the people I know, and it seems every one of them has a story: about somebody taking liberties, the aggressor who "thought you were kidding" when you said "stop" and "no.
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Poroshenko praised the U.S. Senate for the decision to introduce new sanctions against Russia, saying that sanctions were a civilized mechanism "to force the aggressor to get away from Ukraine", withdraw troops and equipment.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Russia scolded Britain on Wednesday for casting it as an aggressor and said Prime Minister Theresa May was more interested in public rhetoric than dealing with the real threats facing the West.
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We seek, so says the White House, to secure that which we should already be entitled to by our alliance: his reciprocal pledge to act with us against a real aggressor in the region.
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They should not formally displace existing policy, under which there is a strong implication of prompt U.S.-led military action to liberate any allied territory that might be attacked or seized by an aggressor.
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Mr. Steinmeier's Social Democrat Party is seeking a new coalition partner and trying to open itself up to voters who see NATO as, at the very least, a co-aggressor on the Eurasia chessboard.
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Although none have yet been named as sexual predators, and a Google search fails to turn up a single recent case of a woman as aggressor, unwanted advances are not a single gender monopoly.
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But as useful as Mr. Modi might believe that frenzy is in winning votes, it is confirming fears in Pakistan that India is the aggressor and is not interested in peace, Ms. MacDonald said.
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Poroshenko praised the U.S. Senate for the decision to introduce new sanctions against Russia, saying that sanctions were a civilized mechanism "to force the aggressor to get away from Ukraine", withdraw troops and equipment.
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There's not much case law on the Pennsylvania rules, and it's not strictly relevant to PPG's role as an aggressor, but it has been invoked in a handful of corporate sagas over the years.
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Poland says a direct presence of NATO troops in the gap area, the only overland route linking Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia with their allies, could change the political calculus and deter a potential aggressor.
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In a statement, Mr. Zelensky's office said that the decree did "not bring us closer to the main goal of stopping the war" and called Russia the "aggressor state," according to The Associated Press.
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Since a large amount of orbital debris is created when anti-satellite missiles blow stuff up in orbit, this would make it impossible for any country to continue to use space, including the aggressor.
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"Many times, you can have an aggressor who is acting totally normal and, suddenly, the woman makes him flip out by telling him: 'I'm leaving you' or 'I'm cheating on you,'" Ms. García said.
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And he's walking into a meeting with a country seen by much of the world as an aggressor who has already scored points against the United States with its interference in a domestic election.
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What follows, in the final half hour of the movie, is an astounding chamber piece, worthy of Strindberg, with the husband, the wife, and her aggressor stuck in a dance of doubt and death.
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"It is most important that the civilians are aware and have a will to resist — when these elements are strong, an aggressor has difficulties in creating an environment for military invasion," the manual says.
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In other words, striking first before an aggressor who is poised to attack can do so—which would be justifiable use of force and might have to be done prior to any Congressional authorization.
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Iraq was not building nuclear weapons in 2003; in 2019, Iran does not appear to be planning a war against the US. Since the outset of the Trump administration, the US has been the aggressor.
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According to them, there was no longer anything to prove against an untrained aggressor, and I would guess that a similar principle translates over for those that reach the upper echelons of any fighting style.
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Britain's Ministry of Defence (MoD) is looking for a single company or consortium to fulfill the prestige contract to train its military pilots with methods including aggressor training, or simulating 'bad guys' in mock battles.
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His overtures toward a country long regarded by Manila as a maritime aggressor have marked an astonishing foreign policy shake-up, and Duterte made a landmark visit to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping last year.
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Muhammad Kasab, a Pakistani terrorist hanged for his role in the Mumbai attacks of 265, said he joined Lashkar-e-Taiba, the jihadist aggressor, because it promised to pay for his siblings to get married.
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Over the course of the album, though, she's comfortable playing the role of the very opposite—an antagonist, an agitator, and an aggressor who pushes to the center while everything else shrinks in her wake.
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BTW, the lifting by the neck is not on video, and interestingly, if the prosecutor really felt the bodyguard was the aggressor he would have been presumably charged ... and the bodyguard has already been cleared.
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The aggressor in this battle is Audrey (Victoria Hamilton), a hard-nosed home-counties entrepreneur who runs a company flogging homeware to the middle classes (everything in her shops, apparently, is white—including the customers).
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He had been denounced by pro-government politicians in Russia over comments on social media about the Russian bombing of Aleppo in Syria's war, and over his characterisation of Russia as an aggressor towards Ukraine.
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The contract also states that a multi-game suspension for any post-play conduct would void Smith's guarantees, as would a one-game suspension for post-play conduct in which Smith is deemed the aggressor.
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In his year-end news conference in Moscow on Friday, Putin said Trump's comment on Wednesday was not out of line and that he did not consider the United States to be a potential aggressor.
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It could be the part where two whole examples are provided of cases in which video of an incident led to charges, while ignoring that in both instances the initial aggressor is plain and unambiguous.
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The author of the messages wrote that she had had sex with Mr. Bennett, but that she did not know he was a minor at the time, and suggested that Mr. Bennett was the aggressor.
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The Polish law is similar to one in Russia that makes it a crime to say that the Soviet Union was an aggressor during World War II, or to describe Soviet actions as war crimes.
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"Here, the woman is always the accused; for some reason the sympathy always lies with the aggressor," said Yelena Solovyova, the defense lawyer for Ms. Katorova in Nakhodka, near Vladivostok in the country's far east.
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She positioned herself as the moderate aggressor in the progressive-against-moderate dynamic that has defined several Democratic debates and was on display again Tuesday night in portions over child care, college tuition and more.
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Another study, by the Violence Policy Center, found that in 2012 there were 259 justifiable gun homicides (that is, people turning the tables on an aggressor), but more than twice as many unintentional fatal shootings.
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Several Western countries say that Russia is more aggressor than victim, pointing to allegations that the Russian state, via hacking and social media influence campaigns, tried to interfere in the U.S. presidential election last year.
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After the US Supreme Court nominee's hearing on Thursday, even commentators on Fox News portrayed him as an aggressor with, as one said, "guns blazing" -- the very opposite characterization the judge had hoped to achieve.
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The aggressor in Aorigele was once again getting the better of his bigger opponent, before a missed knee and an innocuous glancing blow led the Chinaman to collapse unsettlingly as if he were knocked out.
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Like we're all too afraid to be like an aggressor or to put ourselves out there and to be vulnerable — until we get in a relationship, then we're vulnerable as hell and can't turn it off.
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But like the bonobos, she will be stronger with the backing of a fierce female coalition, a united squad ready to rally around her, defending against attacks, unafraid to bite off the toe of the aggressor.
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The legislation declares Russia an "aggressor", and calls the separatist-controlled parts of Donetsk and Luhansk "temporarily occupied territories", like Crimea—thus making it crystal-clear that Ukraine blames Russia, not local elements, for the secession.
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Despite Mr. Wang's forceful words, China's state news media has gone out of its way to emphasize that Beijing should not appear to be the aggressor as the Trump administration unleashes its new hard-line policy.
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" The defense also argues that the girl was the aggressor in their texting and that Weiner "responded to the victim's request for sexually explicit messages not because she was a teenager but in spite of it.
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But many Ukrainians are concerned over a possible compromise with Russia, which they see as an aggressor seeking to restore the Kremlin's influence on the former Soviet republic and ruin Ukraine's aspiration to closer European ties.
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North Korea's own strident rhetoric may well be primarily intended to reinforce the regime's reputation with its people, who have grown up believing the United States was the aggressor in the Korean War of 1950-53.
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Under the state's sentencing guidelines, a judge is allowed to chose a lower punishment if there are "substantial and compelling reasons" to do it and if the "victim was an aggressor or participant" in the crime.
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He's in no position to be the aggressor against Axe, who has buried him in lawsuits, and his political career is in jeopardy, saddled by an investigation into possible wrongdoing in making the case against Axe.
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It is thought that ring galaxies like this are created when larger galaxies are punctured by a smaller galactic aggressor, which, passing through the heart of its more sizable victim, triggers a shock wave that spreads outwards.
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The president also fretted that Mr Mueller was inconveniencing his own one-man effort to cosy up to America's aggressor, Vladimir Putin, whom Mr Trump is due to meet mano a mano in Helsinki on July 16th.
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Powered by Roth's ability to act as both aggressor and victim, and Holt's talent for presenting biting lines that hint at the pain and fear hidden underneath, the scenes between the two characters are vicious and raw.
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In a British assessment based on work by its National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), Russian military intelligence (GRU) was cast as a pernicious cyber aggressor which used a network of hackers to spread discord across the world.
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"I do find that the victims in this case, in particular, were more an aggressor than a participant in the criminal conduct," Gibbens said before sentencing Soden, according to transcripts first obtained by the Kansas City Star.
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Turks at the time were enthralled by the idea of America; the United States was victorious in World War II but was not an imperial aggressor on the scale of the British, the French, and the Russians.
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As with most stories involving apparently random cruelty — whether it's Francisca or The Dark Knight's Joker — the aggressor is that much scarier for not having an origin story, a single cause on which to pin their behavior.
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The hardest part about watching groups like the American Family Association in action is having to juxtapose the reality of living amid micro- and outright aggressions against trans individuals while simultaneously being painted as the aggressor myself.
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Drejka was "the initial aggressor" and was acting as a "self-appointed cop wannabe" in hounding McGlockton's girlfriend about the parking space, even as she had two young children in the car with her, he told CNN.
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But it plays right into Kim's hand of untying the blood-forged bond between the United States and the South while painting the United States as the intransigent aggressor that willfully impedes inter-Korean reconciliation and reunification.
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But it allows the play to skewer #NotAllMen counterarguments: Yes, Rashad is a two-time victim and not an aggressor, but Genesis will show him that in the larger conversation about sexual assault, that may not matter.
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"Have full confidence the aggressor will be greatly surprised, because it thought this war - this war of attrition Syria has been exposed to for years - had made it incapable of confronting attacks," Assistant Foreign Minister Ayman Sussan said.
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Zelenskiy's office said his priority was achieving peace but called Russia's actions "another evident confirmation for the world community of Russia's true role as an aggressor state, which is waging a war against Ukraine", according to a statement.
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"Have full confidence the aggressor will be greatly surprised because it thought this war - this war of attrition Syria has been exposed to for years - had made it incapable of confronting attacks," assistant foreign minister Ayman Sussan said.
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"My client was not the aggressor and my client is legally not guilty," John Fuller, an attorney for Hayes, said on Tuesday, questioning why police waited three days to disclose the presence of more weapons at the scene.
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Earlier on Thursday, Britain released an assessment based on work by its National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), which cast Russia's GRU military intelligence agency as a cyber aggressor which used a network of hackers to sow worldwide discord.
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Here's the thing: when you consider energy as the movement of weight or physical effort in a direction you can find thousands of actual examples of it being used against the aggressor in real, resisting martial arts practice.
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Alvarez has always been best when he is playing the ghost with the hammer in his hand, and Dos Anjos has always been at home as the aggressor so this match up was always going to be interesting.
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The White House has not said whether Mr. Obama will visit the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, a more difficult choice given its overwhelming portrayal of Japan as victim, with little reference to its role as a wartime aggressor.
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Although the official scenario for Trident Juncture spoke of an unidentified "aggressor" force, few observers had any doubt that the allied team was assembled to repel a hypothetical Russian invasion of Norway, where the simulated combat took place.
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Interestingly, one of the Aggressor F-16 was painted in a livery unveiled in 2017 and dubbed "BDU Splinter," mimicking colors seen in both the Cold War-era "European One" and the Vietnam-era Southeast Asia camouflage schemes.
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But at a time when he is also courting the Russian Orthodox Church, Francis has treaded carefully, never naming Russia as an aggressor or using the word "occupation" — the term favored by Georgian leaders to describe Russia's role.
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Generally he has been good at keeping himself away from the cage but in the majority of his matches he has been either the aggressor or facing another striker who is happy to stay out in the open.
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For decades, Pyongyang has sought to depict the world's largest economy as an imperialist aggressor for its role in the Korean War while simultaneously blaming Washington for North Korea's dire economic situation that's been exacerbated by international sanctions.
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"Russia is an aggressor country that has committed war crimes against Syrians... It stood with the regime militarily and defended its politically and over seven years preventing U.N. condemnation of (Syrian President Bashar) Assad's regime," the statement said.
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But the lack of a sustained assault suggests two things: First, after months of debates, competitors appear to have learned that on a multi-candidate stage, the aggressor does not necessarily reap the rewards of attacking a rival.
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It began during his childhood in suburban Los Angeles, where he went from being bullied to being the aggressor, continued through his years taking risks at two technology start-ups there, and crystallized in his role at Uber.
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For anyone whose lasting impression of Drake is the shot-firing aggressor of If You're Reading This—the one who gunned for his enemies and bodied Meek Mill all the way to the Grammys—VIEWS will be sorely disappointing.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin, at his annual news conference in Moscow on Friday, said he saw nothing new or remarkable about Trump's tweet on Thursday, and made clear he did not see the United States as a potential aggressor.
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How Rainbow plans to make money — and the challenge in pivoting from being an aggressor to being a partner Rainbow will generate revenue by selling data services — mostly to publishers, but also to advertisers, agencies, and ad tech vendors.
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The campaign's signature eye emoji, which is part of Apple's mobile operating system and available via a downloadable keyboard on iTunes and Google Play, is meant to interrupt acts of bullying by showing the aggressor that they're being watched.
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The exercise is loosely based on the EU's "Sophia" operation in the central Mediterranean that aims to deter people smuggling off the coast of Libya, although there is no mention of any single country or aggressor in the scenario.
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Even if Trump's comments are only speculative, and do not really reflect a future foreign policy, they call for appeasement of an aggressor and support the violation of a sovereign country's territorial integrity and another's breach of international law.
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Yes, it was before women all over the world started raising their hands and having the immense courage to name their aggressor and to stand behind their experiences, despite the onslaught of people trying to deny them their truth.
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Fourth, even if theoretically possible to take out our GBSD missile silos, our complimentary sea-launched ballistic missiles carried in submarines, and our bombers carrying gravity bombs and cruise missiles could be launched against the aggressor with devastating effect.
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His most important reservation targeted Article X of the League Covenant, the collective security clause that obligated members to respond when the body's council called for action against an aggressor — diplomatic censure, boycotts, economic sanctions and, possibly, military force.
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" The new teaching wouldn't allow death penalty at all, which stands in stark contrast to the previous text, which allowed death penalty if it was "the only practicable way to defend the lives of human beings effectively against the aggressor.
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One of the methods includes using the company's internal algorithms to identify problematic accounts and limiting certain account functions — such as only allowing the aggressor to see their followers — for a set period of time if they engaged in troublesome behavior.
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"Russia is our strategic partner, and our people take it with pain that Russia sells weapons to aggressor Azerbaijan," the government press service quoted him as saying after a church funeral service for a soldier killed in clashes with Azeri forces.
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I learned long ago, covering the ethnic cleansing and genocide in Bosnia, never to equate victim with aggressor, never to create a false moral or factual equivalence, because then you are an accomplice to the most unspeakable crimes and consequences.
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On one hand, I didn't want people to put the emphasis on the act itself, but on the other, I wanted everyone to know that the aggressor will rationalize everything and use the victim's trust for him to achieve his goal.
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By mining Kit's ambivalence toward professional ambition and secret-keeping, Abbot's novel is a powerful testament to how thin the boundaries between victim and aggressor, bystander and accomplice, can feel, especially when it comes to the stories we tell about ourselves.
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Davis is being held with a $1.5 million bond and has been charged with four felony charges: first degree murder, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, disorderly conduct with a deadly weapon and possession of a weapon by a prohibited aggressor.
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"The United States is our closest trading partner and our closest military partner, so if they were going to become the aggressor there would be no groundswell from the rest of the world to come to Canada's aid," said Coombs.
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HOUSTON – The husband of a former sheriff&aposs deputy was the aggressor during a deadly confrontation in which he held another man in a chokehold for as long as 15 minutes outside a Houston-area restaurant, a prosecutor told jurors Wednesday.
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"If you support (Russian President Vladimir) Putin and attack Ukraine, if you are in favor of the aggressor and against the victim, you are not a Christian Democrat," he said of Orban's friendly ties with Moscow and tensions with Kiev.
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If most women who are raped or assaulted even now do not report it out of fear of retaliation by the aggressor or in the case of colleges, the school administration, what can we expect in a post-DeVos era?
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" But prosecutor Jason Napoli has rejected the notion, telling prospective jurors before opening statements, "If you find that Cardell Hayes was the aggressor in this incident — that is, he brought on the conflict — he has no right to claim self-defense.
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Unsurprisingly, Darren Tinzler turns out to be a serial aggressor; Greer, encouraged by her new friend Zee Eisenstat, an outspoken lefty lesbian from Scarsdale, joins forces with his other victims and prevails on the college to hold a disciplinary hearing.
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It clearly resembles the paint scheme that appeared on US Air Force F-22012C Fighting Falcon aircraft, 212-163, assigned to the 216th Aggressor Squadron, taking part in a Red Flag-Alaska mission in overall black paint job in August 218.
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At the end of the Vietnam War, the 3rd TWF, equipped with F-4E Phantoms, relocated to Clark Air Base in the Philippines where it received also F-5E Tigers as aggressor aircraft and started hosting exercise Cope Thunder in 1976.
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" But he added that "if a state is exercising the right of self-defense against an aggressor, then the defending state is permitted to remain as long as the threat exists and as long as the other state presents a danger.
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Operating in the mindset of the enemy, the 18th Aggressor Squadron from Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska, is here to employ adversarial tactics to prepare US and partner-nation aircrews for tomorrow's victories through challenging, realistic threat replication and training.
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If the difference in speed between the two participants is sufficiently minimal, the contest can take a long time and cover many miles of ground, and when this happens, the overtaking driver becomes, at a certain point, an aggressor again.
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Earlier this week, John Fuller, an attorney representing Hayes told reporters he suspected a second gun was likely present during a confrontation between his client and Smith that preceded the shots, and said his client "was not the aggressor" in Saturday's violence.
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" But then, "things got wild because it was more of like her being like the aggressor, which was like sexy because you have like a very attractive girl who's like telling you like what she wants, it's like a very like, 'Wow, okay.
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It wasn't enough for him to cause her nose to bleed by hitting her with an open palm … he followed her into the bedroom and was the aggressor again, causing that severe swelling and bruising on the cheek and marks on her neck.
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NATO Command Authority: When confronted by an aggressor whose advantages include proximity, speed, and massive firepower, NATO must delegate to its commanders the authorities necessary for them to marshal in real time alliance military assets in the event of provocation and/or aggression.
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MAD rests on the principle of a secure second-strike capability, which means that even if one side is subjected to the most wide-ranging first strike conceivable, it will still have more than enough nuclear weapons left to destroy the aggressor.
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" Multiple recent North Korean missile tests have landed in the waters off the coast of Japan, and last month, state news agency KCNA said units conducting the drills were "tasked to strike the bases of the US imperialist aggressor forces in Japan.
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"We have no motive for being hostile to these countries, but they are under the will of the United States ...in acting against Iran... Any aggressor will regret attacking Iran," Khamenei told visiting Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, according to state television.
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A Reuters/Ipsos poll showed that American support for attacking Iran largely depends on which side is viewed as the aggressor — so Trump would face a challenge convincing the majority of the public who disapproves of him that a war is justified.
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"It's important to keep our powder dry and be ready at any moment to push back the aggressor," said Poroshenko, adding that he had received offers from hundreds of Ukrainian war veterans who said they were ready to return and defend the country.
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" Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) noted that the Russian president is "an aggressor that does not share our interests.
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It also resents being told to do more to uphold its side of the Minsk peace process, brokered between Germany, France, Russia and Ukraine, to end the separatist violence in eastern Ukraine, saying the onus is on Russia as the "aggressor" nation.
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During the past 22 months, not one person caught or identified as the aggressor in an anti-Semitic hate crime has been associated with a far right-wing group, Mark Molinari, commanding officer of the police department's Hate Crimes Task Force, told me.
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The injuries continued online, as far-right trolls, angry about the viral attention that Harris received and the arrests of several of his assailants, flooded social media with "evidence" that sought to discredit Harris's version of events and portray him as the aggressor.
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"Of course the U.S. has more missiles, submarines and aircraft carriers, but what we say is that we are stronger than any aggressor, and this is the case," Mr. Putin said at an end-of-year news conference in Moscow on Friday.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran will pursue any aggressor, even it carries out a limited attack, and seek to destroy it, the head of the elite Revolutionary Guards said on Saturday, after attacks on Saudi oil sites which Riyadh and U.S officials blamed on Tehran.
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Describing Mr. Mueller as a "story-changing, evidence-destroying aggressor," the lawyer quoted the radio host as testifying that he did not touch Ms. Swift inappropriately but that if he had touched her in a way she found offensive, it was inadvertent.
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DUBAI — Iran will pursue and seek to destroy any aggressor, even one carrying out a limited attack, the head of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps said on Saturday, after attacks on Saudi oil sites, which both Riyadh and American officials blamed on Tehran.
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The lawsuit accuses Martin's parents and the family's attorney Benjamin Crump of orchestrating a campaign to force Brittany Diamond Eugene, 16, who was reportedly Martin's girlfriend, to make a recorded statement that implicated Zimmerman as the aggressor in the altercation with Martin.
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Had any of them placed themselves in the position of the aggressor instead of the victim, and then asked themselves what it means to inherit the violent history of being born white, I imagine some different kinds of art might have been made.
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But if the US responds to those attacks by attacking Iran militarily on Iranian soil or attacking Iranian naval vessels, and kills Iranians in that response, then the United States will be seen as the aggressor and Iran will be able to reclaim that victimhood.
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A three-channel video made in 2007, Last Riot is something like speculative fiction, in which the new heroes were the participants in the "last riot" that ended ideology, history and ethics, destroying all sorts of binaries like male and female and victim and aggressor.
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" The North Korean news agency KCNA, whose pronouncements are usually regarded as propaganda for North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, said the launches early Monday were part of a drill to test potential strikes against "the bases of the U.S. imperialist aggressor forces in Japan.
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In another instance, at the GEO Group's Texas facility, a detainee was kept in solitary confinement for 30 days after he was accused of being the aggressor in two separate PREA violations — one of which was against a detainee he had shared a dormitory with.
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McGregor is expected to be the aggressor in the ring against the former five-division world champion to make up for his lack of boxing experience and has played that role throughout the tour, which wraps up on Friday with a stop in London.
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While Griffin seems to be the aggressor in this story, it was Cohen who issued the first public diss when reporters with TMZ asked him about the recent news that he'll be replacing Kathy Griffin alongside Anderson Cooper for CNN's "New Year's Eve Live" show.
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A frank, consensual conversation with a reformed aggressor may help some people heal; one of the most important pieces I've read since the Weinstein story broke is this interview between an anonymous woman and the man who assaulted her when she was a teenager.
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Canelo Alvarez had a great deal of trouble cutting the ring when forced to play the aggressor against the slick southpaw Erislandy Lara (a fight which would Danny Jacobs versus Canelo Alvarez particularly interesting), but Golovkin has never had much trouble forcing the action.
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And as trade war tensions mount, the people I spoke to in rural Yunnan seemed sympathetic to the narrative out of Beijing: The United States is an aggressor brandishing both tanks and tariffs, while China and its peaceful rise occupy the moral high ground.
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"The military appeals court found Behenna disobeyed orders, became the aggressor against his prisoner, and had no justification for killing a naked, unarmed Iraqi man in the desert, away from an actual battlefield," Hina Shamsi, the ACLU's national security project director, said in a statement.
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Top U.S. military officials on Tuesday warned that the nation's defense force is lagging behind other countries that are actively ramping up their cyber capabilities, with some arguing that the U.S. must shift from the position of a defender to that of an aggressor.
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Mr. Snyder, the historian, said the new law was strikingly similar to legislation adopted in Russia a few years ago that made it a crime to speak of Russia as an aggressor in 1939, when Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union carved up Poland.
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But Serbia — seen as the aggressor in the wars and accused by international rights organizations of atrocities on a larger and more organized scale than any of its former enemies — has never accepted responsibility for the crimes committed in the name of the Serbian people.
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" That said, Crisafulli contended that a price war this time around "shouldn't be as bleak as 2015" when Brent prices collapsed to $28 in January 2016, since this time around Saudi Arabia "isn't the aggressor," and also because the kingdom "can't tolerate an oil depression.
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And if you are not, even if your Latino family has been in this country for generations, you may be cast as an aggressor mounting an "invasion" (a term Trump's Facebook ads have used over 2,000 times) and gunned down in an El Paso Walmart.
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DUBAI, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Iran will pursue any aggressor, even it carries out a limited attack, and seek to destroy it, the head of the elite Revolutionary Guards said on Saturday, after attacks on Saudi oil sites which Riyadh and U.S officials blamed on Tehran.
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They're working diligently to paint Phillips as the aggressor when all the elder says he was doing was trying to defuse a situation between the MAGA kids and the Black Israelites who were yelling obscenities at them, which are two entirely different subjects altogether.
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"Of course the U.S. has more missiles, submarines and aircraft carriers, but what we say is that we are stronger than any aggressor, and this is the case," Mr. Putin said toward the beginning of the news conference, which typically lasts four hours or more.
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Beijing charges that Washington is the aggressor and spurring global protectionism, although China's trading partners have complained for years that it abuses World Trade Organization rules and practices unfair industrial policies that lock foreign companies out of crucial sectors with the intent of creating domestic champions.
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It has figured out, for instance, that ISIS's seizure of Palmyra and France's first airstrike in Syria were both escalations in the civil war there but also that in one of those cases, ISIS was the aggressor while in the other case, it was on the defense.
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Trump's trade war is bigger than China; it's a multi-front world conflagration in which Trump is the aggressor, picking fights with world leaders and the US Congress as he foists his nationalism onto the rest of the world, sending shock waves through the global economy.
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The introduction of nuclear submarine-based ICBMs was thought to be particularly helpful for ensuring second-strike capabilities (and thus "mutually assured destruction") since it was widely believed to be practically impossible for an aggressor to eliminate the adversary's boomer [sic] fleet in the initial attack.
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While Beijing's claims that Washington is the aggressor and spurring global protectionism, China's trading partners for years have complained that it abuses WTO rules, and practices unfair industrial policies at home that lock foreign companies out of crucial sectors with the intent of creating domestic champions.
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Beijing charges that Washington is the aggressor and spurring global protectionism, although China's trading partners have complained for years that it abuses World Trade Organization rules and practices unfair industrial policies that lock foreign companies out of crucial sectors with the intent of creating domestic champions.
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The Korean Peninsula and its vicinity are turning into the world's biggest hotspot where a nuclear war may break out since they have been constantly stormed with all nuclear strike means of the U.S. imperialist aggressor troops, including nuclear carrier strike group and nuclear strategic flying corps.
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In China, People's Daily, the official Communist Party newspaper, accused Japan of being Mr. Obama's "right-hand man" in East Asia, while his visit to Hiroshima is seen as a false effort to portray Japan as a victim rather than a chief aggressor during the war.
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While Beijing claims that Washington is the aggressor and is spurring global protectionism, China's trading partners have complained for years that it abuses World Trade Organization rules and propagates unfair policies at home that lock foreign firms out of some sectors as domestic champions are being nurtured.
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"All indications and all the evidence points to the fact that the victim, or the mother of the unborn child, was the aggressor, and she's no longer listed as a victim," Pleasant Grove Police Lieutenant Danny Reid told WIAT television in Birmingham shortly after the Dec.
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Russia claiming Washington is the aggressor "Russia will continue diplomatic efforts to show that the US is an aggressive actor and is undermining global security with its move," said Mark Simakovsky, a former State Department official who is now a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council.
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So, whatever the outcome of this immediate crisis over the shooting down of the drone (in which each side says the other is the aggressor), we're facing very real risks of a cycle of escalation, without good face-saving exit ramps for either Trump or Khamenei.
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Even before the assassination, US strikes in Iraq last month against the Iranian-backed Kataib Hezbollah militant group enabled Iran's allies there to portray the United States as the aggressor and shifted the discourse to one of "resistance" against American imperialism, a timely diversion for Iran.
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While Beijing's claims that Washington is the aggressor and is spurring global protectionism, China's trading partners have complained for years that it abuses World Trade Organization rules and propagates unfair policies at home that lock foreign firms out of some sectors as domestic champions are being nurtured.
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The 1992 designation for what was then known as the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, composed of Serbia and Montenegro after the breakup of socialist Yugoslavia, was due to its role as aggressor in the Balkan war, while Russia's potential ban from Tokyo stems from doping violations.
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By entering the dialogue about sexual harassment — and suing his aggressor, Adam Venit, and William Morris Endeavor, the agency that let him return to work after just a month-long unpaid suspension — Crews pushed back on industry standards that would have him be much more silent and forgiving.
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Liberal political operative David Brock, a close ally of former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, told reporters on Tuesday that his super PAC, American Bridge, has established a war room that will act as an aggressor and a watchdog for the Trump transition team and his incoming administration.
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And so the karate man has two choices, he can allow the aggressor to fall short and then counter before he returns to position—a delayed counter, go-no-sen—or he can read the forward movement and step in to intercept—a simulteneous counter or sen-no-sen.
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The repeated actions, interactivity, assuming the position of the aggressor, and the lack of negative consequences for violence, are all aspects of the gaming experience that amplify aggressive behavior, according to research by the psychologists Craig Anderson at Iowa State University and Wayne Warburton at Macquarie University in Sydney.
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A source close to Drake told Insider that the person who complained to the police couldn't identify the person accused of assaulting him and that the person claimed the aggressor was wearing a security shirt — something the source said Drake's bodyguards do not wear, as they dress in plainclothes.
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Authorities aim to hand out key rings with a global positioning system (GPS) tracking device and panic alarm buttons to 128 women, mostly aged 30 to 40, who have suffered domestic abuse, including those living with their aggressor, in a first-of-its kind initiative in the capital.
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Ira also gaslights Celeste into seemingly admitting that Perry's abuse went both ways and that she inflicted violence upon him too — which is incongruent with what viewers saw in the first season, where it was clear that Perry was the aggressor while Celeste fought back in self-defense.
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Viewers first meet her not in a courtroom or a corporate office, but as a ruthless aggressor in a kickboxing ring, a sign that for all her beauty and brilliance, she is foremost an aggressive, formidable player as Robert and Harvey engage in power struggles at the firm.
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Unlike Soviet leaders during the Cold War, he added, Mr. Putin follows no fixed ideology or rules but is ready to pursue any "predatory policies," no matter how taboo, that might help "undermine the existing order in Europe," while insisting that Russia is the victim, not the aggressor.
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And if Trump believes that he would use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear state actors — such as the Islamic State, which he has hinted about — then he would be using them against millions of innocent civilians without either justification or proportionality, turning the United States into a nuclear aggressor.
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Within the next 25 years China expects its navy to become a powerful blue-water fleet that can guard China's sea lanes of communication against any aggressor, push the US Navy beyond the "second island chain" far out into the Pacific (see map) and protect the country's far-flung commercial interests.
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It depicts her not as an aggressor, but as a lifelong victim—of domestic violence; of mocking by her peers and by the skating community for her humble origins; and of the press, who convicted her in the public eye for a crime she may have had nothing to do with.
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Whiting separates couples into two types: those who simply have conflict resolution problems that manifest in aggression, in which case either partner (in heterosexual relationships) can be the aggressor, and what he calls "intimate terrorism," the type of abuse we typically see in movies and television, which is primarily about control.
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And while Mr. Sanders is widely expected to be the aggressor at the debate, it is just as likely that Mr. Biden, who is feeling confident, will be the candidate who raises his voice the loudest on Sunday night, according to people who have worked with him over the years.
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Although most casualties of the Tokyo firebombing were civilians, they are not the victims history remembers, in part because Japan itself committed atrocities during the war — and, Saotome and others suspect, because Japan did not want to upset its postwar American occupiers by casting the United States as the aggressor.
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But about two months ago, while this particular Alantim was traveling around the city to research driverless car technology, an aggressor bashed its head with a baseball bat, as captured at the end of this video: The sad news is that this Alantim could not be revived after the attack.
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Check out the clip -- it's hard to tell who the initial aggressor was, but it looks like Kamaru's camp, including UFC manager Ali Abdelaziz, really tries to go in and attack Colby -- who circles back to get closer to Kamaru as punches are thrown by Ali ... but don't really connect.
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The third seems to let itself be run over, but makes the aggressor pay a price on the back end by employing passive-aggressive tactics such as involving third parties in what should be a one-on-one dispute, using guilt as a weapon or playing the part of the victim.
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The blast proved about 1,60 times stronger than the two atomic bombs dropped on Japan during World War II. "It is part of my responsibility as commander in chief of the Armed Forces to see to it that our country is able to defend itself against any possible aggressor," Truman said.
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The candidates have all made a calculation that being the aggressor in any interpersonal conflict would only lead to increasing their unfavorable ratings — or falling down Iowa caucusgoers' second-choice lists, a critical element because supporters of candidates who don't receive 15 percent support will be free to back someone else.
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"The Qatari reservation puts Qatar in one trench with the aggressor, and I have no further comment," Egypt's Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry told Reuters TV. Reporting by Omar Fahmy, Nadeen Ebrahim and Momen Saeed Atallah in Cairo and Dominic Evans in Istanbul; Writing by Yousef Saba; Editing by James Drummond
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"Islamic Iran has reached a level ... to protect its borders by effective military capabilities, and firmly punish any aggressor," Brigadier General Ramezan Sharif, spokesman for Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), was quoted as saying by state news agency IRNA, in a rally celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Islamic revolution.
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"Our wish in doing this law is that the aggressor will be judged as a rapist, or that the judge can decide not to retain the rape charge, but in that case the adult will face a very high penalty of 10 years," said Marlène Schiappa, the junior minister for gender equality.
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The typical sufferer felt a ''tremendous pressure to be the aggressor in sex,'' expected ''conformity and passivity on the part of his woman,'' subjected his children to ''ludicrous role expectations'' and — in severe cases — restricted the ''use of color in his home and in his clothing'' in an effort to avoid ''womanish'' tones.
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The MiG-29 likely won't see use as an aggressor aircraft (used by the US Air Force for mock combat training exercises) in large part because the US military has already gotten their hands on a number of MiG-29s and most of its performance capabilities can be mirrored by other available platforms.
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"Deploying of these troops to Poland is a clear demonstration of NATO's unity and resolve and sends a clear message to any potential aggressor," NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe, General Curtis Scaparrotti, said at a welcoming ceremony for the first arrivals at Orzysz, 220 km (140 miles) northeast of the capital Warsaw.
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Artist Ajay Kurian (who's also included in the biennial) wrote about Wolfson's "Colored Figure" (2016) last year, identifying a "breed of white males who believe they are persecuted while being the aggressor, and are powerful while maintaining a sense of painful fragility" as one of the overarching themes in the US today.
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"The chances of there being enough people out there who are good educators and also have the talent and the skill set to be efficient at engaging someone -- an aggressor -- like that, there's not a whole lot of overlap in that Venn diagram," said the 38-year-old professional podcaster from Boynton Beach.
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In portraying a language condemned by both Hitler and Stalin, then used by the American military as the language of the pseudo-Communist "Aggressor" in a lengthy series of Cold War maneuvers, "Bridge of Words" leaves us in no doubt that whatever Esperanto might be doing, it seems to be doing it right.
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This, in turn, normalizes an antagonist-centered worldview, in which the aggressor gets to choose their own terms and assert what the appropriate reaction to their behavior might be—an especially troublesome proposition when the behaviors in question are violently racist, misogynist, and anti-Semitic, as is often the case in alt-right circles.
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" Harvard University athletic director William J. Bingham was one of the few sports officials who spoke out against holding the Games in Japan, telling the AP in early 1938 that he was "sorry that those in charge are awarding the contests to aggressor nations whose governments do not recognize public morality or national honor.
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TOKYO — When Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan traveled to Darwin, Australia, on Friday and joined his Australian counterpart, Scott Morrison, to lay wreaths at a memorial commemorating the 250 people killed by Japanese bombs there during World War II, it was more than a moment of reconciliation between a wartime aggressor and its victims.
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According to the spokesperson, an arrest usually can't be made in the case of a misdemeanor offense that the officer wasn't in the presence of — but it becomes a mandated arrest if they can prove three things: that there's a domestic relationship between the people involved, that a battery did occur, and that one person was the primary aggressor.
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If, for example, you see someone being harassed in a bar or somewhere else in public, it might be hard to get the police or authorities involved if there's no actual crime being committed or institutional rule being broken — but you can tell the bartender, or tell the aggressor that they might be making people uncomfortable.
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Attorneys for fired Palm Beach Gardens officer Nouman Raja told Judge Samantha Schosberg Feuer in written closing arguments that she should throw out the manslaughter and attempted-murder charges against Raja because "there is no way" he was the aggressor in the October 2015 confrontation that ended with him fatally shooting 31-year-old Corey Jones.
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"The results found that 100 nuclear warheads is adequate for nuclear deterrence in the worst case scenario, while using more than 100 nuclear weapons by any aggressor nation (including the best positioned strategically to handle the unintended consequences) even with optimistic assumptions (including no retaliation) would cause unacceptable damage to their own society," the scientists wrote.
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Many survivors also echo general unease in South Korea that Mr. Obama's visit to Hiroshima will reinforce Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's efforts to present Japan as a victim in World War II, obscuring its role as the aggressor that started the Pacific conflict and committed atrocities across Asia, including in South Korea, which it ruled as a colony.
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I would go so far as to say that these, combined with the occasional jolting jab were the most effective weapon in Cruz's striking arsenal for much of the bout: One technique which is a relatively unsuccessful feature of Cruz's style normally, serving as a deterrent, might take on new importance in this bout if Dillashaw plays the aggressor.
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The last thing we can afford at a time of tense nuclear negotiations with North Korea, a volatile Northeast Asia region, and the worst relations between Japan and South Korea in decades, is an unnecessary crisis between Seoul and Washington that could make an aggressor wonder if the alliance would really hold together at a time of war.
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Notice here that even while Dos Anjos is the aggressor, Alvarez counters with his favorite right hook to the body, a left hook to the head, deflects a jab upwards, slips a jab and lands that short right hook counter (which we talked about being a valuable weapon due to Dos Anjos' absentee left guard), then circles away from another one-two.
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As reported last year, when the 64th AGRS unveiled a new 'splinter' F-16 the purpose of these liveries is to make the Aggressor jets as similar as possible to the real threats and put the pilots in training against the Red Air in a similar situation to what they would see during an engagement with the opposing combat air forces.
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I'm not saying that everyone who did the work, who listened to the podcast and read all the articles would take my side of it, but anyone who didn't do the work thought that I was somehow the aggressor there and somehow, in particular, the fact that I was declining to do a podcast with you was held very much against me.
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After Cardell Hayes was charged with second-degree murder for the shooting of former Saints defensive end Will Smith following a three-car accident in New Orleans over the weekend, his attorney, John Fuller, suggested that his client was not the aggressor of the altercation and that he was actually the victim of a hit-and-run before the violent shooting.
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But, Wale says he knows A$AP is one of the good ones -- despite not choosing his words carefully sometimes and speaking on impulse -- and he wants him back in the U.S. As we've reported ... Rocky's still in a jail cell awaiting charges for his role in a street fight in Stockholm, even though like Wale says -- he wasn't the aggressor in the altercation.
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From the Iranian perspective, they are not an aggressor (look at their history…they have actually never made the first move …yet they live in a part of the world where you have to puff up your feathers and appear larger and scarier than you actually are), and they are just coming back on to the oil market after a long hiatus of sanctions holiday.
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Dillashaw's shifts came into their own here, but more than that—he was always cognizant of the likelihood of a return, moving his head and staying 'alive' rather than moving through prepared combinations without thought for his opponent's actions: When Barao wasn't forced into inactivity through feints and concern about counters, he would wade forwards for a period and eat Dillashaw's blows as the aggressor.
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The still-current Catechism of the Catholic Church, published in 1993, draws on church fathers like Augustine and Aquinas to formulate conditions for the legitimate use of force: the aggressor must be inflicting lasting and grave damage; other remedies must have been exhausted; there must be "serious prospects for success"; and the use of weapons must not produce evils and disorders greater than those which are targeted.
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"The President meeting with Putin in the wake of this Kerch Strait incident is highly problematic for the United States, because there seems to be no question that the Russians were the aggressor here," said Nicholas Burns, a Harvard professor and former State Department undersecretary for political affairs, pointing to Trump's first statement in the wake of the incident appearing to blame both Ukraine and Russia.
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On July 18, 2019, F-22 Raptors assigned to the 90th Fighter Squadron from Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) and F-16 Fighting Falcons assigned to the 18th Aggressor Squadron from Eielson Air Force Base teamed up for a training flight over the Joint Pacific Alaska Range Complex, in anticipation for this week's celebrations for the 100th anniversary of JBER's 3rd Wing, which occurred on July 1.
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Pope Francis has changed the Catholic Church's teaching on the death penalty, ruling that it is never acceptable because it attacks the "dignity of the person," reports the AP. Why it matters: The Church had previously made an exception to the death penalty in its teachings, saying that it was allowable "if this is the only possible way of effectively defending human lives against the unjust aggressor."
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Mitigating Pressure As much as Eddie Alvarez has been playing the aggressor more recently—sticking to Anthony Pettis like glue in a dull clinching bout and being forced to close the huge range gap against Donald Cerrone—he is much more suited to a mobile outfight against an opponent of a similar size where his movement and level changes can be used to full effect.
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