" Read those words carefully: "We are sending an armada.
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Armada is technical and calculated, especially on his signature Peach.
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Here's a breakdown of who's who in the Targaryen armada.
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"We're sending an armada," President Trump said at the time.
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Zach Tucker sailed the second boat in our armada alongside.
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Four years later, Armada came out to a very different reaction.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. – VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (AP) _ Armada Hoffler Properties Inc.
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The history between Armada and Mango made for quite the tournament.
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You have this armada of birds throwing rats around like weapons.
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The latest in the large SUV revival is the 2017 Nissan Armada.
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America dispatched what Donald Trump described as an "armada" to nearby waters.
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As it turns out, that "armada" wasn't heading anywhere near North Korea.
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North Korea said on Sunday it was ready to sink Trump's armada.
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Across Silicon Valley, an armada of new intelligences is now under construction.
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Picard even led the armada to ferry Romulans beyond the supernova's reach.
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The official response was that the administration was sending an armada eventually.
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Armada ground stations house, charge and launch drones for various types of missions.
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For Armada, Cline and Mazeau could easily pare them down a lot further.
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It's going to be harder to find a broad common ground for Armada.
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Somewhat less successful were games like Space Armada (a Space Invaders knock off).
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Melee reigning champ Armada can't deny the fierceness of the world's best gamers.
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CloudFlare reported more than $100,000 sent to Armada-linked bitcoin addresses since March.
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Meanwhile, on the other side of the bracket, Armada tore through the competition.
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Mango defeated his opponents handedly, meeting Armada once again in the grand finals.
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In 1588, Sir Francis Drake fought off the Spanish Armada in these waters.
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The word "tetchy" hovers over these pages as ominously as the Spanish Armada.
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" Trump had told FOX News on April 11, "We are sending an armada.
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The Ahsanis have denied all charges, with vehemence and an armada of lawyers.
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"We're sending an armada," Mr. Trump said to Fox News last Tuesday afternoon.
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S33J had Armada on the ropes with a 2-0 lead in the best-of-five set, but Armada stayed calm and turned it all around, crushing S2J's dreams and taking the set away from him with a 3-2 victory.
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Did you read Armada, the follow-up to Ernest Cline's novel Ready Player One?
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Armada controlled the game, putting Mango away to take first place at Genesis 3.
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On any given day, NASA communicates with an armada of spacecraft in deep space.
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"The immigrant armada that is coming to your shores is actually a rescue fleet."
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Police and firefighters got help from armada of citizen bass boats and Jet Skis.
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We were in awe of the tireless rescuers in their ragtag armada of boats.
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We'll just be one entity in the flotilla or the armada or the fleet.
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Leafcutter ants pour over the rain forest like an armada of green-masted ships.
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If Plup gets matched up against Armada in the bracket at any point, watch out.
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Mazeau will also reportedly be working directly with Cline, who's already written an Armada script.
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And in doing so, accommodate the growing armada of cargo bikes with sufficiently wide lanes.
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Truex's single-car Furniture Row Racing team outclassed the armada of multicar Sprint Cup powerhouses.
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"The president said that we have an armada going toward the [Korean Peninsula]," he said.
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Bai Ling tours an armada of glossy brochures, ricocheting between clinics, circling procedures, underlining discounts.
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At first glance, this work depicts an armada of airplanes; perhaps even a battle fleet.
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Rerouting the naval armada is President Trump's latest escalation in force against a potential adversary.
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The Nissan Armada gets 14 city miles-per-gallon and 19 highway miles-per-gallon.
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Shirreffs's other candidate, Royal Mo, was third — in front of the entire O'Neill-Baffert armada.
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For protection, they move with large escorts, making every "carrier strike group" a virtual armada.
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Armada openly mentions both works and presents itself as the "real" version of their fictional story.
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Spicer's argument goes like this: Trump said there was an armada headed toward the Korean peninsula.
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In November, many analysts linked Armada Collective to an earlier group called DD4BC (DDoS For Bitcoin).
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Nutmeg's existing backers — including Schroders, Balderton Capital, Pentech, Armada Investment Group, and Nigel Wray — also participated.
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Mango took the first game and Armada took the second in the best-of-five set.
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In April, he asserted that "we are sending an armada, very powerful" to the North's coast.
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Here's just one: Trump boasted in April 2017 that an armada was headed to North Korea.
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It is a giant aerial armada, a flying killer symphony orchestrated by the U.S. Air Force.
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The Redneck Armada saved countless lives, whatever you might think you know about "rednecks" in general.
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Together with their nimble brethren, the octopus and cuttlefish, they make for an agile invertebrate armada.
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She is likely best-known for her gory, humanoid forms that envisage a spectral armada of ghosts.
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Until then, we'll always have AO3, Tumblr, and an armada of saved bookmarks for our favorite fanfics.
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Armada, which has annual sales of approximately $10 million, will be combined with Amer's winter sports business.
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Like the four games before, Mango and Armada were both down to one stock in game five.
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Handling Mango's Fox Armada took the first two games and quickly sent the finals into match point.
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In the years since their first meeting, Mango and Armada have traded wins at tournament after tournament.
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They knew the role played by the "tractorada," loosely a tractor armada, in Catalonia's continuing independence movement.
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Within seconds IceCube had alerted an armada of astronomical satellites, including the Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope.
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He then went on to be a military commander in the battle against the Spanish Armada in 2626.
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Think of Elizabeth I, the historical figure with whom Theresa May most identifies, fending off the Spanish Armada.
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Whereas we've already seen Trump sporadically bomb Syria and Afghanistan then send an Armada to the Korean Peninsula.
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"We are still betting on investing in networks and renewables," Chief Financial Officer Jose Sainz Armada told Reuters.
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Armada Hoffler Properties expects full-year funds from operations in the range of $1.05 to $1.08 per share.
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Trump said he was sending "an armada" to Korean waters potentially to deal with threats from North Korea.
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Armada has won nearly every matchup against Hungrybox since Hungrybox's gran finals win at Evo 2016 last July.
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Armada Collective Any hacker name that can double as a pop band alter-ego is a loser. 26.
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SFAT and PewPewU won Melee doubles, defeating last year's champions Armada and his brother Android in the finals.
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According to CloudFlare, Armada Collective threats have been largely quiet for the four months after the ProtonMail attacks.
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Running from Friday to Sunday, nearly eight years later, Genesis 220 boasts 218,702 entrants — including Mango and Armada.
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But Armada was reading Mango's moves too well, stopping every advance and getting hits in left and right.
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Although the crowd stayed on Mango's side for the entirety of the match, Armada was gunning for victory.
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He had US dealers ship a small fleet of Nissan Armada SUVs to Brazil, for his personal use.
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The self-described "Redneck Armada" used their own boats to rescue strangers and carry them to higher ground.
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The unbelievable scene unfolded Tuesday afternoon ... when a BMW barreled into the back of Big Boy's Nissan Armada.
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Airmada — Drone automation platform: Automated ground stations for drones, built by Armada, are designed to replace expensive, human operators.
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President Trump said that he was "sending an armada" to the region, which turned out to be a lie.
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"The Greek government has been incredibly supportive and sent in a whole armada to help find Suzanna," adds Broaddus.
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Forgotten Worlds by D. Nolan Clark In D. Nolan Clark's first novel, Forsaken Skies, an alien armada threatened Niraya.
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He has past wins against Mango, Mew2King and PPMD, but Armada, Leffen and Hungrybox still stand in his path.
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The police footage, obtained by TMZ Sports, shows Herndon's 2018 Nissan Armada flipped on its side and badly damaged.
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Armada needs a similar hard look at whether anyone else in the story has a real purpose or personality.
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Last week, President Trump said he was sending an "armada" to the Korean Peninsula as a show of force.
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At the end of the permitted two-hour fish, the armada returned to port, boats low in the water.
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Once Mango was off the stage, Armada made it nearly impossible for him to recover with impassable edge guards.
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Evo 2016 winner Hungrybox lost to Duck 3-0 and got knocked out after a poor showing against Armada.
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Or maybe Armada will win the championship and prove himself to be the dominant player once and for all.
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American adversaries must face intensely complicated targeting requirements in a first strike or face an armada of retaliatory warheads.
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" They add, "Hospital staff reported that Miss Crabbe appeared to be deceased during the extraction from the Nissan Armada.
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While the swathe Euron cuts through the armada is hard to follow, it feels convincing in its nonlinear havoc.
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Rather better was a 21 effort on the PlayStation 2, Transformers, which leaned on the Armada line for inspiration.
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In the winners round of 16 for Melee, Adam "Armada" Lindgren was face to face with Johnny "S2J" Kim.
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Stating that we were sending an "armada" toward North Korea when our ships were actually headed to Australia. 21625.
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But I hated that the view toward the sea was blocked by the armada of yachts in the distance.
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The war drums drove us forward as we prowled the waves, recruiting other players into our ad hoc armada.
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As she continues her investigation, contact with Earth is cut off, and an enemy armada is is headed its way.
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And Spain decided to recall a frigate from a US armada that is now steaming towards the Persian Gulf. Sen.
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Season 3 was showcased by an armada of models, who stood in a stoic militancy, not unlike his first show.
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Last night, Game of Thrones viewers were treated to the sight of a brand-new toy in the Lannister armada.
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What's happening: An armada of 16 ships, holding 8.36 million barrels of Venezuelan crude, are floating off the country's coast.
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South Korean media also seized on the conflicting reports on Trump's "armada" -- led by the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson.
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Armada won The Big House 5 last year but his Peach wasn't able to pull it out over Mango's Fox.
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Other assets include the Nelson, Armada, Everest, Lomond and J Block fields, and Shell's stake in the Statoil-led STL.
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" As Trump boasts about an "armada" and the threat of "a major conflict," Engel said such words are "not helpful.
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Last week, the VPN service Cloak found a frightening message in its inbox:"We are Armada Collective," the email read.
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If every match goes their way, Mango and Armada could go toe-to-toe once again in the winners semifinals.
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Playing as Peach, Armada defeated Mango in their inaugural match, sending Mango to the losers bracket and shocking the crowd.
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The groom, 44, is the author of "Armada," a novel that he is turning into a screenplay for Universal Pictures.
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By 6900, China's navy will boast roughly 2628 warships and submarines — an armada twice the size of the U.S. Navy.
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Armada — arguably the best player in the world — was expected to make it to the grand finals with relative ease.
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"[It] perpetuated the false narrative that an American armada was racing towards the waters off North Korea," the Times said.
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A small armada of ships and planes is scouring a 186,000-square-mile stretch of ocean off Argentina's Patagonia coast.
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The Air China jet was one of three in a mini-armada that flew the North Korean entourage to Singapore.
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Team Targaryen finally made the triumphant crossing of the Narrow Sea last season, and the armada was something to behold.
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U.S. President Donald Trump boasted early last week that he had sent an "armada" as a warning to North Korea.
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At the Chicago Auto Show Tuesday evening, Nissan pulled the covers off the latest version of its full-size Armada SUV.
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Armada practically chokes on its pop culture references, and unlike Ready Player One, it doesn't make them integral to the plot.
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But that doesn't explain the way Cline turns every sympathetic character in Armada into a quote-slinging, trivia-arguing fan nerd.
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He did lie and say that the US sent an armada to North Korea, and he got caught in that lie.
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Here's what Giuliano Cremaschi, Armada Interactive's Chief Creative Officer, told me in an email: True core games that are born mobile.
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Melee player in the world, Adam "Armada" Lindgren, went undefeated to win Genesis 4, the first major Smash tournament of 23.
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It all went down Tuesday at 2 PM -- Big Boy was driving his Nissan Armada when he was smashed from behind.
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Although Mango took first place in the end, Armada proved he could stand on the same ground as America's top player.
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But when American giants tried to enter the waters of China, the world's largest internet market, the armada invariably ran aground.
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NETWORKS AND RENEWABLES "We are still betting on investing in networks and renewables," Chief Financial Officer Jose Sainz Armada told Reuters.
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If his blog post got enough attention, Prince hoped, it would sink old posts about the feared, and real, Armada Collective.
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In recent years, China has built up an armada of oceangoing dredging ships, among the most technologically advanced in the world.
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Ride-hailing apps have ushered in Ubers and Lyfts and Amazon has helped fuel a 237/7 armada of delivery trucks.
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Sometimes they even flee when an Ebola response team's armada of SUVs, flanked by armed police officers, speeds toward their village.
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It marks the defeat of the vast Spanish Armada in 1588, regarded as one of the most iconic events in English history.
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If you want an extra large SUV, you can get a Nissan Armada, Toyota Sequoia, GMC Yukon or many more gargantuan cruisers.
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The "base" QX80 Luxe starts at $66,795, about the same as the fully loaded Nissan Armada Platinum Reserve I drove last December.
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One thing's certain: with all those options, this brother-and-sister armada has the best potential storyline on the show right now.
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With a multiday severe weather outbreak poised to strike the central U.S., an armada of weather researchers is heading into the Plains.
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That night, in an interview with Fox News Business, US President Donald Trump said he was sending an "armada" to North Korea.
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Not only did Armada go undefeated in Melee singles, he and his brother Andreas "Android" Lindgren took first place in Melee doubles.
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El presidente del país y su bando político deben proteger a quienes abandonaron la lucha armada y siguen comprometidos con la paz.
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But exports have improved since late September as an armada of tankers sent by allies has helped the country partially drain inventories.
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Like an imperial armada rolling out from North America's West Coast, these companies would try to establish beachheads on every other continent.
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Kurestin Armada New York City Like Mallory, I have lived with bipolar disorder—a challenging, life-threatening illness—for a long time.
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Since 2008, they've delivered over seventy five floor turning variations for artists as diverse as Scuba, Groove Armada, Sparky and Fort Romeau.
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Most notably, the Swedish powerhouse Armada and the Floridian tank Hungrybox have won almost every tournament they've entered in the past year.
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The answer is the same blinkered arrogance that sent Philip II's huge but poorly led Spanish Armada into the British northern seas.
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Our greater metropolis now has 13 urban and suburban pro teams — counting the N.F.L., M.L.B., N.B.A., W.N.B.A., N.H.L., M.L.S. and N.W.S.L. armada.
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An armada of at least 50 towboats, each pushing multiple barges, was already converging on St. Louis harbor, a barge broker said.
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In the end, it took an armada of international firefighting teams more than eight months to cap the last of the burning wells.
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Sea Search Armada, an American exploration firm, claims it discovered the San José in 1981 and gave its location to the Colombian government.
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Tolokonnikova dijo que se inspiraron en el movimiento zapatista, una organización armada mexicana surgida en 1994, cuyo principal líder fue el subcomandante Marcos.
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The new Armada signals that Nissan is keen to make the most of this weird time in automotive history while gas is cheap.
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Earlier this week, President Donald Trump said he was sending "an armada" to Korean waters potentially to deal with threats from North Korea.
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Leading the round are Swiss-based Armada VC, owned by Daniel Aegerter, as well as private angel investors Daniel Gutenberg and Joey Low.
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Armada and him have had a bit of rivalry going since the pair developed into the undisputed top two players in competitive Melee.
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TMZ Sports obtained footage from the aftermath of the crash ... and you can see Herndon's 2018 Nissan Armada nearly rolled over wrongside up.
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Armada is still a force to be reckoned with as well, coming in second at Evo 2016 and first at Smash Summit 2.
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Genesis went on hiatus for five years as Armada and Mango sculpted their own reputations as two of the Five Gods of Melee.
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Armada has the current match lead at 20-18 — the only player in the world who has more wins than losses against Mango.
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Given that the armada of vehicles that follow the Tour around is always verging on becoming a traffic jam, he seemed perfectly qualified.
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Last week, Trump said he was sending an "armada" near the Korean Peninsula to frighten Kim Jong Un — but it never showed up.
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Surveillance cameras at the hospital captured Nicholson and another man arriving early Thursday morning in a black Nissan Armada, the search warrant said.
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However, Trump has also ordered what he has described as an "armada" to waters off the Korean peninsula as a warning to North Korea.
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If he performs to the best of his ability, pay extra attention to the potential matches with Armada or Mew2King, his two remaining demons.
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As with the other players of his caliber, Armada is the main gatekeeper, but any of his matches against good players should be interesting.
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Gamergate is why the toxicity of nerd culture is a more-than-reasonable peg for a review of a book like Armada in 2015.
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The clear implication that Trump is making is that the "armada" is chugging to the Korean peninsula literally as he is speaking to Bartiromo.
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Chief Financial Officer Jose Sainz Armada said dividend policy would grow in line with results, with a payout of between 65 and 75 percent.
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Mango had taken too much damage, and with one final neutral-air attack, Armada sent Mango flying off the stage, too far to recover.
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Who Should Have Won: Groove Armada, "Easy" Just one year later, the voters appear to have completely forgotten what dance music is once again.
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Mango took the set 3-2 and rode that victory to the grand finals against Armada, but it wasn't enough to take first place.
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By secretly putting the tardigrades on board, Spivack also evaded an armada of other government agencies and policies in both the US and Israel.
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Mr. Trump had said the Carl Vinson was part of an "armada" sent to deter North Korea from provocative actions, including a nuclear test.
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Looming over the graveyard's northeastern flank is an armada of dull-colored buildings comprising the federal prison commonly referred to as the D.C. Jail.
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There are a whole host of other duck designs, should you be inclined to present your recipient with a full armada of cute quacks.
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He earned immeasurable wealth before becoming a (let's be honest, Armada crushing aside, fairly average) military commander, and ultimately shat himself to death with dysentery.
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In Washington, officials said no armada of U.S. Navy ships was headed to the island because supplies could be carried in more efficiently by plane.
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Sporting a body similar to the QX803 from Nissan's luxury arm Infiniti, the Armada makes its linage known with a big, chromed-out Nissan grille.
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When it arrives next month to take on Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, Apple, AT&T and others, Disney Plus will have a marketing armada behind it.
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In all, £10.3 million was raised and the painting, known as the Armada Portrait, was successfully purchased from descendants of the English explorer Francis Drake.
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At that point, it's going to be even harder to make a case for Armada as a distinctive project instead of an awkwardly derivative one.
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US President Donald Trump told Fox Business Network's Maria Bartiromo earlier this month that the US was sending an "armada" with submarines to the region.
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Helsinki-based mobile gaming startup Armada Interactive, which is still a way off from launching its first title, has closed a $3 million seed round.
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Armada defeated everyone in his path, making a beeline for the grand finals while Mango was sent to the losers bracket in the winners semifinals.
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Once again, Mango and Armada met in the grand finals of Genesis, two years after they fought for first place in their first tournament together.
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"For us, we see the country first," said Pascal Millien, a forward for Haiti and for the Jacksonville Armada of the North American Soccer League.
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The armada of laid-up vessels shows how the shale boom caught the oil industry off guard and scuppered plans to drill for new fields.
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Many of the trucks drive in packs, a rumbling golf armada that stops at the same rest places and parks overnight at the same hotels.
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Yes, we could launch an armada of hypotheticals about what could have happened if fate—or Zaza—didn't have a hand in the Spurs roster.
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You can see Herndon's flipped 2018 Nissan Armada -- which witnesses say was driving around 100 mph when he struck a Toyota towing a flatbed trailer.
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After World War II, he and his family returned to Michigan, where his father bought a fruit farm in Armada that had no indoor plumbing.
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In June, the indigenous group sent a small armada of canoes upstream to block the river, in an effort to keep engineers from the site.
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After 24 years of enjoying all worldly pleasures, Lucifer along with his armada of devils drag Faustus into hell for eternity as he cries out.
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Inside, an armada of common areas stretch out with the sort of design flourishes and perks you'd see in Facebook's campus in Menlo Park, Calif.
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First and foremost, I find invaluable the ability to jump from a Toyota 4Runner to a Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk, then to a Nissan Armada.
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The Perdix initiative equips a manned jet with its own armada of tiny flying robots, which a pilot can launch on command in mid-air.
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Southeast Asian nations are also angry that China's fishing armada, supported by its vigilant coast guard, is plying waters that offer diminishing stocks of fish.
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My 4Runner is a gas guzzler, for sure, but it gets much better mileage than a Mercedes G550 or Jeep Grand Cherokee or Nissan Armada.
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The script called for "the largest naval armada gathered since the Second World War," among other showstoppers, which would run well above sixty million dollars.
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Against such predatory machines, along with gargantuan models such as the Sequoia, Titan, and Armada, everyone needs to up armor and fight for the high ground.
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Mr Trump's typically grandiose claim that he was "sending an armada" to nearby waters added to local fears of an April crisis for the Korean peninsula.
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An appeal launched by the Art Fund successfully raised the £20163 million required for the public purchase of the "Armada Portrait" of Elizabeth I (c.1590).
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Elizabeth I became the weather goddess after a sudden Atlantic storm stopped the Spanish Armada; it was interpreted as a "Protestant Wind" that took England's side.
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Red Hot Chili Peppers's former guitarist John Frusciante is about to drop an EP of electronic music written with an armada of vintage electronic music equipment.
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A counterweight to this armada of stars is Un Certain Regard, which often functions in the official selection as a berth for less well-traveled directors.
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Earlier this week, the security firm CloudFlare outed a group of hackers, or an individual, who was pretending to be the infamous hacking gang Armada Collective.
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Playing as Captain Falcon to Armada's Peach, S2J was on fire and aggressive, feeling out Armada and nailing perfect hits to keep the games relatively even.
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A figure of unspecified gender gazes out at a dark ocean upon which floats an armada of white bras, each as radiant as a lighthouse beacon.
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Our mission on this day would be very different — just a small armada of eight kayaks ferrying paddlers intent on exploring the bay's palm-fringed shore.
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Batio has strongly disputed the allegations against him, saying that Armada was close to shipping a product and IdealFuture was on track to deliver the Futurefön.
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Increasingly, China's growing armada of distant-water fishing vessels is heading to the waters of West Africa, drawn by corruption and weak enforcement by local governments.
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An armada of small fishing boats and hulking freighters, their bottoms red and rusting, lay as if dazed on the flat, oily surface of Mumbai Harbor.
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In March, Márquez will begin his quest for a fourth MotoGP title, at the helm of a Spanish armada that has come to dominate motorcycle racing.
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Downstairs in an exhibit hall, the nation's leading defense contractors were showing off new satellites designed to help make America's orbiting armada more resilient and defendable.
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All of these, plus the individual apps that the armada of Democratic candidates running for president will soon offer, are enough to give anyone app fatigue.
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MARACAY, Venezuela — Una semana después de que la agencia venezolana de inteligencia lo detuviera, el capitán retirado de la Armada apareció destrozado ante un tribunal militar.
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MARACAY, Venezuela — Una semana después de que la agencia venezolana de inteligencia lo detuviera, el capitán retirado de la Armada apareció destrozado ante un tribunal militar.
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In addition to real DDoS, there were also empty threats from a group calling itself Armada Collective and demanding bitcoin for sites and APIs to stay online.
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A worthwhile Armada adaptation needs to follow the same course by making the plot more distinctive and creative and finding more resonant elements in its simplistic characters.
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The new owner also plans to withdraw an application for cessation of production at the Armada hub of gas fields and to invest in extending production instead.
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Before meeting Mango in the winners semifinals, Armada edged out Kalindi Jabari Henderson, Johnny "S2J" Kim and Weston "Westballz" Dennis, then beat Mew2King in the winners finals.
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Armada began showing up at U.S. tournaments more and more, placing well in multiple tournaments throughout 2010 and 2011 while Mango continued his reign at the top.
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LONDON — One of the best-known depictions of Queen Elizabeth I is the "Armada Portrait," which celebrates the British navy's improbable 1588 victory over the Spanish fleet.
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Other assets include the Nelson, Armada, Everest, Lomond and J Block fields, and Shell's stake in the Statoil-led Bressay development, sources close to the company said.
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Cline's last novel was 2015's Armada, another story stuffed with Easter eggs about gaming and 1980s science fiction movies, but it wasn't connected to his first.
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Philip II sends the Spanish Armada to invade England five times in all; Elizabeth's conflict with Spain will last longer than World War I and II combined.
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That's at least part of why the plan enjoys support from an armada of organizations not often on the same page, like Exxon Mobil and Conservation International.
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About New York Purring in the mild winter day, a small armada of S.U.V.s was parked Thursday morning along 42nd Street outside the New York Public Library.
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Lake Okeechobee, Florida (CNN)On any given day, helicopters and an armada of airboats fan out across Florida's fresh waters to spray tank after tank of poison.
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In states all along the Atlantic Coast, officials announced the deployment of an armada of snow-fighting equipment even as they warned people to avoid the roads.
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In his tweet, Maduro said the seven who died were officers in the Fuerza Armada Nacional Bolivariana, or National Bolivarian Armed Forces, known by its Spanish initials FANB.
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His real education came in the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), the "volunteer organisation" that is the quiet, steady flagship of an armada of Hindu-nationalist (or "Hindutva") groups.
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But while the response to Ready Player One, both the book and the film, has been mixed-to-positive, Cline's Armada hasn't prompted the same kind of loyalty.
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Armada Interactive is headed up by serial entrepreneur Samuli Syvähuoko, whose started his career in gaming all the way back in 1995 with the founding of Remedy Entertainment.
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And when an armada of impeccably credentialed conservative lawyers took up the judicial robes, Pence's competence would go from comforting band-aid to insidious threat in no time.
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This may be the first Genesis to have a third Melee player in the grand finals, or it may be another exciting entry in the Mango/Armada saga.
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This time, an armada of weather observing systems ensured that no one was surprised by the Category 229 storm, including federal disaster management officials and the White House.
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At the time, the "armada" he was referring to — the Carl Vinson's carrier group — was actually 3,500 miles away, and heading in the opposite direction from North Korea.
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David Cameron cited the battles of Blenheim, Trafalgar and Waterloo and even the Spanish Armada as evidence that Britain can never afford to turn its back on Europe.
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Sea Search Armada (SSA), a U.S.-based salvage company, says it located the area where the ship sank in 1982 and is entitled to half of anything found.
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It is an island nation at the periphery of the continent with a historical mythology that emphasizes thwarting continental invasions, from the Spanish Armada to Napoleon to Hitler.
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At 40, looking 60, he pitched for the Long Beach Armada in the Golden Baseball League in a rotation with another doomed former big league starter, Jose Lima.
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The Armada Collective is believed to have extorted hundred of thousands of dollars from companies around the world since reports of the group began emerging early last year.
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After being sent down to the losers bracket by Armada, Joseph "Mango" Marquez was immediately up against the God Slayer, William "Leffen" Hjelte in a space animal vs.
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After twenty-four years of enjoying all worldly pleasures, Lucifer along with his armada of devils drag Faustus into Hell for eternity as he cries out gut-wrenchingly.
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Estas palabras se las llevó el viento cuando el presidente Bukele y su escolta militar fuertemente armada invadieron el edificio de la Asamblea Legislativa el 9 de febrero.
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Melee tournament at this year's event had a very strong showing, with long-time Melee titans Juan "Hungrybox" DeBiedma and Adam "Armada" Lindgren squaring off in the finals.
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Hungrybox came from the losers bracket, needing to win two sets in a row against Armada to take first place — which he did, using his signature Jigglypuff pick.
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In response, locals across the region have come together, forming an ad hoc rescue armada, fielding distress calls over Twitter and throwing their doors open to the less fortunate.
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Between them they boast four Olympic gold medals, numerous world titles, and an armada of forum threads arguing over which man is the greatest pound-for-pound boxer today.
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The U.S. show of force, sending what Trump called an "armada" of military vessels toward the region, and North Korea's angry response, has raised fears of a military confrontation.
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The group of red, white, and blue-clad colonists are boisterous in their praise of "Captain Thomas Brady," who overcame an armada of Brits to rally for the win.
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As I prefer horses from a distance, we largely contented ourselves with the view from the hotel's lovely pool, the armada of mountains providing a backdrop of surly majesty.
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The three men instead set sail on their own, joining a civilian fleet — a rousing, motley armada of tugs, steamers, ferries and so on — that's racing across the Channel.
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The "Select" tier will offer access to models like the Altima, Rogue, and Pathfinder, while the "Premium" tier offers access to the Maxima, Murano, and Armada models, among others.
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And most spill out en masse from an armada of luxury limousines with blacked-out windows, occasionally pausing to snap a selfie or two with girlfriends along the way.
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But as the phalanx of planes reached the coast of England, the skies cleared enough for the light of the dawning sun to reveal the vast armada arrayed below them.
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After losing a significant portion of her armada to Euron Greyjoy's (Pilou Asbæk) fleet, it was revealed in Sunday's episode that the Unsullied victory at Casterly Rock was mostly meaningless.
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In other news, the Trump administration lied about sending an armada to the region, which is a bit like trying to rob a bank with a banana in your pocket.
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Trump said in an interview with Fox Business Network last week he was sending an "armada" to the Korean Peninsula in a show of force, including the USS Carl Vinson.
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It's even getting its growing armada of Echo products in on the deal, with more voice deals — deals you can only get by asking Amazon's digital assistant, Alexa, about them.
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The two first played each other at the first Genesis tournament in 2009, where Armada beat Mango in the winners finals and then lost to him in the grand finals.
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MUST SEE: 2000 Ford Expedition video preivew Nissan uses the same SAE standard to rate its V-83-equipped full-size 28 Nissan Armada, which tows up to 2400,22017 pounds.
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Her armada of changes would be highly disruptive (for example, to the 156 million Americans who have private health insurance) and expensive (at least $23 trillion over the next decade).
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So large is her armada, the best single CGI creation of the show, that you have to rewatch before you notice the banners of Dorne and Highgarden among the ships.
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This time around—based on what the developers have said so far, at least—players will control a team of pirates as they navigate the stars and form an armada.
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While Hungrybox's record over Armada has looked strong recently, the entire community knows that both of them are spending much of their time preparing for EVO specifically studying one another.
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Of the armada, valued at more than $216 million, at least five changed course within hours of China's announcing tariffs on U.S. sorghum imports on Tuesday, Reuters shipping data showed.
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Take Issue No. 12, which has cinematic double-page spreads of Thor battling an alien armada, as well as a scene in which a baddie asks Captain America to surrender.
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The Nissan Armada also has gained on GM in recent years, increasing its market share in full-size SUVs from under 5% to 9.5% from 2014 to 2018, Cox said.
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A recent example is Trump's claim that a Navy armada was headed to North Korea while the Navy, about a week later, announced that actually, it was still in Australia.
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Drummer Andrew Barhite takes a snippet of a dominating performance by Armada against Leffen in the 2015 Super Smash Brothers tournament, B.E.A.S.T 5, and turns it into a beautiful percussive masterpiece.
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His marriage proposals declined, a furious Philip II, king of Spain and lord of extensive Hapsburg lands, barred Britain from access to Europe's wool markets, and built an armada to invade.
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Sending the armada In the face of antagonism from North Korea last week, Trump had said the USS Carl Vinson carrier group was being deployed to waters off the Korean Peninsula.
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The paperback version of Armada comes out today, and to celebrate the fact, publisher Penguin Random House has released a web browser version of the mysterious in-novel video game Phaëton.
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" President Trump himself added to the perception the strike group was speeding toward North Korea when he told Fox Business News on April 12, "We are sending an armada, very powerful.
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Ice defeated SFAT, then lost to Mango and Armada, placing third overall, which is a good result for the player who doesn't typically place in the top five of larger events.
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This month he also unveiled plans to send an armada of tiny spaceships, powered by laser beams and equipped with all sorts of sensors, to Alpha Centauri, 40 trillion kilometres away.
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Recent biographers have focused on the early decades, with Elizabeth's last years acting as a postscript to the beheading of Mary Queen of Scots and the defeat of the Spanish Armada.
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In the other corner: Adam "Armada" Lindgren, Europe's greatest Melee player, winner of Genesis 23 and 21, recent winner of UGC Smash Open, a Swedish legend and a certified Melee God.
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Nonfiction structure should be invisible to the reader, McPhee writes, but under his observation it emerges huge and immediate, like a ghost armada appearing all of the sudden close to shore.
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Last month it announced a £30m raise led by Convoy, Hong Kong's largest listed independent financial advice firm and existing backers including Balderton Capital, Pentech, Armada Investment Group and Nigel Wray.
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Kim pays a lot of attention to US military movements near his country, but he can't find this armada; he can't find the aircraft carrier that could indicate war is coming.
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In honor of Fashion Week, five companies — Dance Visions NY, Sheep Meadow Dance Theater, Armada Dance, DoubleTake Dance and ELSCO Dance — have created dance vignettes for the collections of five designers.
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Waymo is rolling out its new fleet of roboticized, all-electric Jaguar I-Pace SUVs, a robotic armada that over the next two years will grow to as many as 216,23.
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"We are sending an armada — very powerful, and we have submarines — very powerful, far more powerful than the aircraft carrier," he added, apparently referring to American submarines carrying ballistic nuclear missiles.
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More friends file in, and soon the drawing room looks fit to burst with their hopes and secrets, hanging before us like the armada of art on Fefu's bright-green wall.
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The damage is slowly being magnified as e-commerce goliath Amazon transitions from a FedEx customer to a competitor, complete with its own warehousing and an armada of suburban delivery vans.
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Sanctions designed to deprive Maduro of oil revenue have left an armada of loaded oil tankers off Venezuela's coasts that have not been discharged by PDVSA's customers due to payment issues.
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And thanks to the SmartCharge feature that adjusts output to maximize charging speed, you won't have to wait long for your armada of Apple/Android devices to be back up and running.
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Venture firms are moving from job shops to scaled organizations with an armada of specialists in human resources, marketing, finance, engineering, legal and investor relations to support their investment and fundraising activity.
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Armada, like Ready Player One, is primarily a delivery mechanism for geek nostalgia and geek affirmation, only in this case it's focused on alien invasion stories rather than just '80s pop culture.
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House Foreign Affairs Chairman Ed Royce suggested the Trump administration's actions, including Trump's statement that an "armada" was headed to the Korean Peninsula, helped deter or delay North Korea's latest nuclear test.
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Refiners have been booking an armada of vessels to carry North Sea and West African crude to U.S. shores, the biggest import binge in years that will all but displace Bakken shale.
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"I opened my DJ set with 'Children,' feeling both scared and excited... the DJ just before me had ended with a very heavy piece," he recalled in an interview with Armada Music.
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A few days later, past midnight, a dozen outgunned American ships, including Juneau, intercepted a Japanese armada approaching the island to bombard its critical airfield and the beleaguered U.S. Marines garrisoned there.
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Ultimately, Johnson rejected all active military options, choosing instead a "show of force," ordering hundreds of US combat aircraft and an armada of 2200 warships, including three aircraft carriers, to South Korea.
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It would be next to impossible to miss the Canadian 400m hurdler, from her tattoos to her sunglasses to her armada of hairstyles—an enormous vibrant pompadour, or slicked-back and selachian.
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Separately, in a mystery that has stoked anxiety in Japan, a ghostly armada of boats carrying dead fisherman is washing up on Japanese shores — bearing signs that they came from North Korea.
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I was stunned during a recent visit to the city center when an armada of bicycles actually came to a stop at a red light and waited patiently for pedestrians to cross.
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He could step up sanctions, bolster the American naval presence off the Korean Peninsula — "we're sending an armada," he boasted in April — and accelerate the secret American cyberprogram to sabotage missile launches.
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Dos fiscales militares que comenzaron como miembros del Cuerpo de Infantes de Marina y la Armada siguen siendo parte del equipo del gobierno como civiles y acuden al tribunal vestidos de traje.
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In 2015, Cline released his second book, Armada, to a reception that looked a lot closer to the consensus on Ready Player One today than the consensus on Ready Player One in 2011.
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Cline doubles down on the same theme in his subsequent 2015 book, the abysmal Armada, which is similarly devoted to imagining that nerds like him are the most important people in the world.
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However, if this one takes lessons from the QX80, which I consider one of the best big SUVs on the road today (minus the Infiniti silliness), the 2017 Armada should be extremely rewarding.
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The story was simple, with enough depth in the margins to create exhaustive lore for serious fans to pore over: an alien armada called the Covenant advancing on a futuristic, spacefaring human society.
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Sainz Armada also said the company was waiting to receive final terms from Spanish wind turbine maker Gamesa, in which Iberdrola has a 20 percent stake, regarding its planned merger with Germany's Siemens.
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Mango was again sent to the losers bracket while Armada rode a winstreak all the way to the grand finals, where he eventually met with Mango for the third Genesis in a row.
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After losing the first two games to Mango's Fox, Armada switched from Fox to Peach but lost the first set 1-3, sending the grand finals into a winner-takes-all second set.
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The ships were part of a subfleet of the Portuguese armada on a trip to India led by Vasco da Gama in 1502-1503, commanded by da Gama's uncles Vicente and Brás Sodré.
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Taiwan's top investigation agency said it was looking into the emails that were sent under the name of the Armada Collective, a hacking extortion group that has been linked to financial blackmail elsewhere.
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The three, and a host of others, play crucial roles in real events like the St. Bartholomew's Day massacre in Paris in 1572 and the British defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588.
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In 1588, when the Spanish Armada, with plans to collect an army from the Spanish Netherlands — now Belgium — tried to invade but was blown away by English winds, Britons survived because of luck.
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Shortly after the deployment began, the powerful armada sailed through the Atlantic and into the Mediterranean, at one point sending a message to Russia in joint operations with the USS John C. Stennis.
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The defeat of the Spanish Armada was celebrated with fireworks in Marrakesh, while in Constantinople English merchants secured commercial privileges that remained in force until the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire in 1923.
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Having depleted stocks close to home, the country's growing armada of distant-water fishing vessels is heading to West Africa, where corruption and lax enforcement allow many to contravene international or national laws.
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Naturally the revels are cut short by the invasion of the masters' armada, so we'll probably never know what happens when a man walks into a brothel with a honeycomb and a jackass.
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The San Jose was the subject of a legal dispute between Colombia and Sea Search Armada, a U.S.-based salvage company, which said in 1981 it had located the area where the ship sank.
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There are only 21 galleries represented at the fair, so I initially felt that I had the time and space to contemplate work (in contrast to Frieze with its armada of about 180 galleries).
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But while an armada of companies are working on delivering that new class of aircraft, one California startup isn't waiting for the invention of the hydraulic shovel to get in on this gold rush.
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His "armada" sent to the Sea of Japan to threaten North Korea was heading 3,000 miles in the opposite direction, although no one in the White House bothered to correct the record until recently.
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They deceived Nazi aerial reconnaissance planes over Britain by fashioning dummy aircraft and an armada of decoy "landing craft," composed of painted canvases pulled over steel frames, around the mouth of the River Thames.
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On August 21st, however, an armada of satellite dish-topped TV trucks appeared at his house to watch plainclothes police officers vault over his garden walls and arrest the ex-minister on corruption charges.
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Al no contar con una armada convencional fuerte, ha buscado otras maneras de asfixiar el flujo del petróleo del golfo Pérsico, con una flota de pequeñas lanchas rápidas y un arsenal de minas submarinas.
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Donald Trump's presidency may look like a theater of incompetency: armada going in the wrong direction, forgetting what country he bombed but remembering what he had for dessert, major promises broken with a shrug.
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The string of errors surprised Admiral Harris's bosses at the Pentagon, upset edgy allies and caught the White House flat-footed — especially after President Trump said an "armada" was racing toward the impending crisis.
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Passersby might first notice a series of miniature ships, called "The Wine Dark Sea" (2016), by Scottish artist Hew Locke, which are suspended in a little shanty-armada across the main gallery's front window.
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Después de ser electo, se comprometió a crear una Guardia Nacional integrada principalmente por antiguos miembros del ejército, la Armada y la policía federal —con mejores sueldos y nueva capacitación— y a legalizar algunas drogas.
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She has the largest armada in this fantasy world, she has three dragons the size of 747s, and most importantly she has Tyrion and a kickass table on which to plan her conquest of Westeros.
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Viking; 490 pages; $203 and £25Most historians focus on the early decades, with Elizabeth's last years acting as a postscript to the beheading of Mary Queen of Scots and the defeat of the Spanish Armada.
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The focus there won't be on getting you from A to B. It will be on maintaining and operating the armada of robot delivery cars that get your stuff from A to, well, to you.
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However, anyone who gets better than 525 points on the game can get a embroidered patch for the Earth Defense Alliance — the group of gamers in Armada tasked with defending Earth from an alien invasion.
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Earlier this month, President Donald Trump said in an interview the military was sending "an armada" to the Korean Peninsula and reports at the time indicated the carrier strike group was led by the Vinson.
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Mango defeated Armada in a close and intense grand finals match in Melee singles, winning The Big House for the third time and establishing a streak of taking first at every other Big House event.
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" Administration officials described to the Times what the paper referred to as a "glitch-ridden sequence of events ... [that] perpetuated the false narrative that an American armada was racing toward the waters off North Korea.
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North Korea has warned of a nuclear attack on the United States at any sign of aggression, as a U.S. Navy strike group steamed toward the Korean peninsula - a force Trump described as an "armada".
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At this point, investigators could release videotapes of Vladimir Putin personally handing Mr. Trump a uranium-lined briefcase filled with stolen emails, and the right-wing armada would find a way to blame Mrs. Clinton.
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SÃO PAULO, (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Quando Valéria Rodrigues acompanha a polícia brasileira em operações de resgate de mulheres transgênero vítimas de tráfico humano para prostituição, ela vai armada com guloseimas - chocolate, pão, pedaços de frutas.
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A Japanese destroyer, the Inazuma, will join the armada, two Japanese government officials said, following a separate three-day exercise with the Reagan and two Indian warships in the Sea of Japan that ended Monday.
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Dany's awe-inspiring dragon armada, off to Westeros after seven seasons of buildup, had to be the finest CGI-filled scene in the show — that is, until ... Hate on Season 7 all you want (I did).
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On April 4th, film trade outlets broke the news that Wrath of the Titans screenwriter Dan Mazeau has been hired to write a screenplay for Armada, the second novel by Ready Player One author Ernest Cline.
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Barring a calamity on the champagne-sipping celebratory ride from Montgeron to the Champs-Élysées, the 32-year-old captain of the Team Sky armada will claim a third consecutive win and fourth in five years.
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Some of those volunteers have donated a rag-tag armada of wooden fishing boats, jet-skis and inflatable banana boats to navigate the sea of mud so rescuers can ferry drinking water to villages like Khokong.
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"The Financial Supervisory Service went into an emergency mode after seven banks received threatening emails from the Armada Collective," Chung Ki-young, head of the IT team at the FSS, told the Financial Times on Thursday.
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As housing nibbles away at manufacturing zones and the military has less demand for an armada, former naval facilities have become tempting targets for redevelopment, even if they are sometimes in out-of-the-way locations.
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But because he won — and with his win gained power over everything from the tax code to Supreme Court nominations to the nuclear armada — the incentive for the political system, especially Republicans, was to move on.
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After Mr. Trump warned that "we're sending an armada" to the waters off the Korean Peninsula, the Carl Vinson, the aircraft carrier that leads the strike group, was photographed sailing through Indonesia, thousands of miles away.
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When Trump boasted early last week that he had sent an "armada" as a warning to North Korea, the USS Carl Vinson strike group was still far from the Korean peninsula, and headed in the opposite direction.
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The annual festival also attracted clinker-built rowing boats, Edwardian steamboats, traditional slipper launches, wooden canoes and an armada of the "Little Ships" that braved the Channel in 1940 to rescue British and allied forces at Dunkirk.
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According to Dickinson, the "armada of boats" preparing to crush the beer industry is wine and spirits — an opinion shared by a number of other craft brewers who appeared in an AB InBev video on the topic.
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To guard against the impending armada, the prime minister, Scott Morrison, has said he will reopen a detention centre on Christmas Island, an Australian speck in the Indian Ocean from which the government has banned asylum claims.
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The real hurdle to doing that at scale, though, isn't the delivery system, nor is it the technology: Batteries and aeronautic controls have made enough progress in recent years to float an armada of drone delivery companies.
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"Since 1979, an armada of solar telescopes (have been) deployed in orbit around the Earth and Sun to continuously monitor the Sun," Ed Guinan, a professor of astronomy and astrophysics at Villanova University, wrote in an email.
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Armada International Hoteliers Chairman Kasim Zoto said increases in food, alcohol, natural gas and electricity prices have already resulted in a 35-40 percent rise in total input costs and will result in higher prices for customers.
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One of the most impressive women to be featured, Elizabeth I, who was England's second-longest reigning monarch, stabilized the Protestant Reformation and warded off the Spanish Armada by intercepting a fleet of 100 ships sailing towards England.
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The possibility of an Armada movie isn't breaking news; Cline sold the film rights to Universal in 2012, within a week of selling the book rights to Crown, a full three years before the novel was even published.
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"They couldn't afford to buy out ads on The T or put up a billboard in Harvard Square," says Stephanie Yang, a freelance women's soccer writer and one of the founders of the Breakers' supporters' group The Armada.
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Now considered the biggest rivals in the game, Mango and Armada first met at a tournament held outside San Francisco in 33 where the two competed in the very first Genesis tournament, eventually meeting in the grand finals.
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Facing stiff competition from rivals with all-new models either currently or soon to be on showroom floors, like the Nissan Armada and Ford Expedition, Chevy just took the unusual step of removing features from its 22017 Tahoe.
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