Arming upThe US will start arming Syrian Kurds in the fight against ISIS.
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Add to that foreign intervention — the Qataris arming the Islamists; the Emiratis, Egyptians and Russians arming the more secular-minded groups — and the country flew apart.
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Like Barack Obama before him, Mr. Trump has faced a choice between arming the Syrian Kurds — a move deeply opposed by Turkey — and not arming them and thus weakening the fight against ISIS.
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" The sophomore also said arming teachers is a "terrible idea.
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Arming him with charts to discipline his presentations also failed.
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US presents evidence Iran is arming Houthis with missiles Amb.
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In both conflicts, rival regional powers are arming local clients.
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President Trump has advocated for arming teachers in the past.
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Still, the logic behind arming the left is confused. Do
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Trump himself has frequently advocated for training and arming teachers.
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"I do not support arming teachers," Pelosi told Alexis Wilson.
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Arming a militia used to be a lot more shitty.
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"The governor is against arming teachers," spokeswoman Lauren Schenone said.
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Rick Scott has been a vocal opponent of arming teachers.
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Hogg said he thinks arming teachers is a bad idea.
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Others have also called for arming teachers on school campuses.
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Imagine arming all those high school students from Birmingham, Ala.
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President Trump said today that we should consider arming teachers.
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Just one voted for the proposal to ban arming teachers.
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He is hands-on and informative, arming a young, growing sales team with insight and understanding, arming the team a working knowledge of the legal process so we/they are legal conversant with the customer.
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The U.S. arming of the YPG has infuriated NATO ally Turkey.
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Erran Morad and advocates for arming children to combat school shootings.
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Arming teachers is an idea gaining traction with President Donald Trump.
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But arming teachers makes sense to many in south-west Virginia.
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Prepare for the frenzy by arming yourself with some awesome tech.
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But there is little doubt that it is arming the group.
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Two hospitals on Long Island recently started arming their security guards.
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Has Bernie suggested arming Japan and South Korea with nuclear weapons?
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Some members are now talking about arming themselves at public events.
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When Soviet troops invaded Afghanistan, Brzezinski strongly backed arming Afghan rebels.
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The legislation isn't all about toughening school security and arming staffers.
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Trump has also called for arming educators to stop future shootings.
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Arming teachers is not the answer — it is irresponsible and dangerous.
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Putin looked like he was strong-arming Trump and got everything.
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The commission also looked at boosting security by arming school employees.
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Arming teachers to respond to school shootings also makes little sense.
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He suggests arming yourself with knowledge about home renovation and construction.
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The idea of arming teachers was also getting a cold reception.
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Arming the nation's teachers is, of course, not one of them.
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The black women arming themselves and taking on racism and misogyny.
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What involvement did you have concerning platform changes regarding arming Ukraine?
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President Trump endorsed arming teachers to protect students from school shootings.
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She also opposes arming teachers, including those trained to operate firearms.
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A proposal that focuses heavily on "hardening" schools and arming teachers.
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But the idea of arming teachers is not entirely far-fetched.
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He also broke with Trump in saying he opposed arming teachers.
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He has also suggested arming teachers to prevent future school shootings.
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He also suggested arming teachers as a way of protecting students.
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Because I had heard that Americans, too, were arming these rebels.
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Q: How do you feel about arming teachers to protect schools?
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For more on the case against arming teachers, read Vox's explainer.
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The pro-gun lobby has floated ideas of arming teachers; Cohen, in the guise of an Israeli anti terrorism expert, gets Philip Van Cleave of the Virginia Citizen's Defense League to openly postulate about arming small children.
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The controversy over arming school staff In the months since the school shooting in Parkland, several states have proposed bills or resolutions related to arming school personnel, according to data from the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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"I think arming educators is a really bad idea," Maine GOP Sen.
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Scott isn't alone in his opposition to arming teachers in the state.
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We ought to talk about arming South Korea with ballistic missile technology.
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It is likely respondents would be far less supportive of arming teachers.
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We're going to stop arming Netflix so Netflix can compete with us.
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I dare you to tell me arming teachers will make us safe.
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India has accused Pakistan of backing separatists by arming and training them.
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DISCLAIMER: VICE does not condone the arming of wild or domesticated animals.
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Pentagon officials say China is arming its air force with nuclear weapons.
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Critics say that arming students isn't the solution for enhancing their safety.
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Customs and Border Protection is considering arming them with "non-lethal" weapons.
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But Whaboom fights dirty, stiff-arming Kenny and claiming a tainted victory.
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Patrick has also called for arming teachers to prevent future school shootings.
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The subject of arming teachers became a nationwide debate following the shooting.
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Caffrey has since started a petition among students to protest arming teachers.
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On Thursday morning, Trump tried to clarify his thoughts about arming teachers.
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Or maybe he's just not a fan of arming white supremacist paramilitaries.
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But by arming teachers, everyone engaged in the school safety debate loses.
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Still, Uber is arming itself well to fight these sorts of battles.
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The US began arming Syrian Kurds seven and a half months ago.
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He also suggested arming teachers, giving them a bonus to carry guns.
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But arming overworked and undersupplied teachers is the act of a fool.
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And reckoning must come from within, not by European Union strong-arming.
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Now, the wrongness of arming teachers was more than a mere notion.
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India accuses Pakistan of arming and training the rebels, which Pakistan denies.
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Directly arming the Y.P.G. with heavy weapons abandons the S.D.F. fig-leaf.
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Ahmed says the US has not brought up de-arming the Kurds.
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The idea of arming school staff has been met with sharp condemnation.
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It accused government forces of arming local militias to attack neighboring communities.
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And I shudder to think of the unintended outcomes of arming teachers.
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And it does not have a simple solution like arming more people.
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Am I surprised that a bunch of Republican congressman endorsed arming toddlers?
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Roku appears to be arming itself for the coming net neutrality war.
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It depicts an athlete in action, dynamically stiff-arming an unseen opponent.
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DeVos had also previously signaled support for the idea of arming teachers.
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Politicians in Kabul, the capital, have accused Russia of arming the Taliban.
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Could arming the police more widely make both them and the public safer?
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Observers say militias based on people's ethnicity are arming up and squaring off.
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India accuses Pakistan of arming and training the rebels, a charge Pakistan denies.
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Iran denies arming the Houthis and blames the conflict in Yemen on Riyadh.
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Even North's malfeasance was perpetrated toward the goal, however flawed, of arming Contras.
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Another proposal that has gotten renewed attention is arming teachers in the classroom.
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Anyone working the night shift in this booming, re-arming economy loved it.
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State Department spokesman Heather Nauert was asked on July 25 about arming Ukraine.
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We also have aerial data that they were arming all of these weapons.
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It's also the strong-arming campaign to define what that message will be.
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Click through to see the five we're strong-arming you into for fall.
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Loesch echoed Trump, however, in saying that arming teachers could deter school shootings.
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A fierce argument broke out when some of the men proposed arming themselves.
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Simply by acknowledging the risk of startup failure, they're arming themselves against it.
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He has also discussed the possibility of expanding background checks and arming teachers.
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Opposing the arming of teachers in schools and keeping schools gun-free zones.
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Remove limits on arming service members at military facilities, such as recruitment centers.
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Robertson has also voiced his support for arming church attendees in the past.
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The Obama administration has reportedly considered directly arming the Kurds to fight ISIS.
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"We're basically arming people," Dan Sena, the D.C.C.C.'s executive director, told me.
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Russia may be arming the Taliban as a bulwark against the Islamic State.
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Riyadh accuses Iran of arming the Houthis, a charge both of them deny.
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Now, though, the wrongness of arming teachers was more than a mere notion.
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"I don't believe we should be arming our teachers," he told reporters Tuesday.
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American officials have previously accused Iran of arming its Yemeni allies, the Houthis.
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Instead, he settled on promoting the idea of training and arming school personnel.
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Mr. Trump said that arming educators could be a solution to gun violence.
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He was impeached for strong-arming Ukraine into tampering with the 2020 election.
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Parents with children of K-6900 age are surprisingly supportive of arming teachers.
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Trump has argued that arming teachers would be a deterrent to school shootings.
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Turkey has also the US arming what it sees as Kurdish terrorist groups.
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Now, he's arming himself up for the forces of love… I don't know.
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Most GOP respondents — 55 percent — were in favor of training and arming teachers.
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Cost is just one reason why some analysts feel arming teachers isn't feasible.
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"I'm never in favor of arming people who are not comfortable," Wallace said.
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All the talk about arming teachers is a distraction from the root problems.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies accuse Iran of arming and training the Houthis.
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It was less of a negotiation, then, and more of a strong-arming.
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But righting this wrong will not change the dynamics of its nuclear-arming.
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Trump also expressed support for arming teachers in schools to prevent future shootings.
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On Saturday, Bahrain accused Iran's Revolutionary Guard of training and arming some militants.
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Russia also denies arming pro-Moscow separatists battling Kiev's forces in eastern Ukraine.
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To threaten arming Ukraine would make sense as part of a hard-nosed negotiation with Moscow, or as a way to deter Russia from arming insurgent groups in other conflict zones where the United States is involved militarily, like Afghanistan.
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He got on his police radio: suspects are arming themselves and putting on vests.
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India has accused Pakistan of arming and training the rebels, a charge Pakistan denies.
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The #CCP moves to strong-arming countries into exposing themselves to surveillance and espionage.
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Far from being a bystander, our government is already arming and training Syrian rebels.
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"Some of the dialogue that I heard recently is about arming teachers," Runcie said.
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I like arming myself gently, softly, against the onslaught of being in the world.
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No one had a problem with people killing us until we started arming ourselves.
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And that's not counting the cost of crewing, fueling, and arming the additional planes.
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He also said he strongly supported the idea of arming some gun-trained teachers.
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Mr Trump's other suggestion, however, is far more controversial: arming teachers with concealed weapons.
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If he just masturbates, he can tell himself that he's not strong-arming anybody.
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Instead, she favors arming the Kurds and targeting ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Bagdhadi.
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They accused Facebook of strong-arming them into letting it dominate their home screens.
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There's also a standard keypad on top of the Guard for arming the system.
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India accuses Pakistan of training and arming Islamist militants fighting its rule in Kashmir.
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On Tuesday, the Pentagon announced that President Donald Trump had authorized arming the YPG.
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The Saudis, predictably, accuse Iran of arming the Houthis; Iran, predictably, denies the charge.
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The BS rhetoric around arming more people to protect others is just that, BS!
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Trump has suggested arming teachers as a way of curbing gun violence in schools.
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Sometimes it just requires persuasiveness and common sense, at other times some strong-arming.
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For years, the UN's International Maritime Organisation discouraged boat owners from arming their crews.
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She has advocated arming anti-Assad rebels and imposing no-fly zones in Syria.
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They are talking about arming kids in kindergarten to stop someone with a gun.
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No matter where funding and initiatives come from, arming teachers is a horrible idea.
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Attendees voiced very disparate recommendations, from banning certain kinds of weapons to arming teachers.
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Arming teachers ignores studies showing that guns at school create greater risk to children.
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Ms. Hamilton has pushed back against critics who say her stories advocate arming children.
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Democrats have overwhelmingly opposed the idea of arming teachers, and multiple Republicans, including Sen.
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Settling down, in other words, is phase one in arming yourself for mindful resistance.
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Russia has repeatedly denied claims it is arming the Taliban and laundering fuel sales.
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It is no wonder that teachers overwhelmingly oppose arming teachers as a safety measure.
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Last year, perhaps the most significant opposition to arming teachers came from former Gov.
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He often wrote about arming himself and waiting for government agents to show up.
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For example, candidates like to propose arming Kurdish fighters in both Syria and Iraq.
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He denied changing the platform and said Denman was "hell bent" on arming Ukraine.
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" It's become, he said, "all about arming up to fight the tyranny that's coming.
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While arming Kiev may seem like an easy political win, it is poor policy.
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Strong-arming a foreign leader to attack an opponent and interfere in our election?
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More criticism came when he suggested that arming certain teachers would make schools safer.
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The Tennessee General Assembly's response to this unwelcome trend is to propose arming teachers.
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Loesch, however, on Sunday agreed with Trump about arming teachers to deter school shootings.
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Critics of the measure warn that it could essentially require the arming of teachers.
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Trump has proposed arming teachers, a controversial idea that has been met with backlash.
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Nearly two-thirds of independents said they disagree with the idea of arming teachers.
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My take: It&aposs way past time to quit arming and training the Saudis!
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But Turkey objects to arming the Kurds, a group it has denounced as terrorists.
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Calderon continued to argue that arming teachers is not the answer for school safety.
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"I feel like arming teachers is just like fighting fire with fire," she said.
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President Donald Trump has shown support for arming some teachers and school staff members.
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Yet some are wary of arming teachers and encouraging them to engage in battle.
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The former U.S. commander in Afghanistan publicly raised indications of Russia arming the Taliban.
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We learned the White House is considering arming Ukrainian forces fighting Russia-backed rebels.
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Instead of sending nuclear weapons, then, Trump may prefer to continue arming South Korea.
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For some, particularly those in the militia movement, that means arming yourself against the government.
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By strong-arming these developers with a DMCA, they've stirred questions about what constitutes DRM.
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"I'm not a fan of arming teachers," he said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said the militia should be "ashamed" for arming the boys.
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We're training, arming and supporting forces who are steadily reclaiming territory in Iraq and Syria.
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There, he floated the idea of arming teachers as a way to better secure classrooms.
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The key here is to distinguish the decision of unmanning a system from arming it.
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Arming women and sending Wildlings to man The Wall is revolutionary thinking for this country.
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When Soviet troops invaded Afghanistan, Brzezinski strongly backed the arming of Afghan rebels in response.
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Andrew Pollack, whose daughter Meadow was among those killed in Parkland, supports arming the teachers.
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The organization Airline Ambassadors is arming people with the knowledge to identify trafficking and intervene.
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The Trump administration is now rightly arming Ukraine – something that should have happened years ago.
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Royce advocates arming and supporting Kurdish and Sunni fighters to battle ISIS in the Mideast.
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After arming themselves, the men confronted the fugitives and held them at gunpoint, authorities said.
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He acknowledged that there was strong opposition in Congress toward arming some Gulf Arab states.
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Arming people is not the smartest thing to do and it's deflecting the real issue.
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He recommends training and arming more pilots to resist hijackers and adding secondary cockpit barriers.
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"In a way, it's almost arming humanity against artificial intelligence and robots," Woo told Bloomberg.
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Arming yourself with a cash safety net is your first line of defense against debt.
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The people with the most to lose are the most interested in arming our schools.
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For those who do not understand the true danger behind arming teachers, let me explain.
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You advocated arming rebels, but it looks like that may be too late for Aleppo.
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The president is renewing his support for arming teachers and other school employees as well.
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Israel also reportedly began arming and funding various anti-Assad rebel groups in southern Syria.
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President Donald Trump has advocated for arming teachers as a way to prevent school violence.
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Above, Mr. Kashuv spoke in favor of arming teachers at an N.R.A. convention in April.
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During that time, the Republican Party softened its support for arming U.S. allies in Ukraine.
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"Arming teachers is not the right approach to keep our children safe," Sheriff Tony wrote.
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However, he said, a possible parallel could be found in Californians' attitudes about arming teachers.
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As a candidate, Mr. Trump talked favorably of people arming to defend themselves in gunfights.
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In Mr. Obama's case, the C.I.A. and the State Department both advocated arming the rebels.
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While Mr. Trump's call for arming schoolteachers has gained little momentum across the country, Gov.
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But unlike state and federal officials, the school board slammed the idea of arming teachers.
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From the start, there were doubts that arming disorganized, often internally fractious forces would succeed.
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The man spoke out against arming a verifiable neo-Nazi formation in a foreign military.
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Will he become proof to gun control advocates that arming the well-intentioned doesn't work?
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After the hearing, Shanahan resubmitted his written answers, noting that he backed arming the Ukrainians.
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He has repeatedly advocated for arming teachers and "hardening" schools to protect them from threats.
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America has also been strong-arming its allies around the world to reject Chinese kit.
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Failing that, Mr. Trump has also been floating the possibility of stiff-arming Congress altogether.
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Only 15 percent mentioned additional security at schools, and 7 percent brought up arming teachers.
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Officials in those states, however, told VICE News they're confident no schools are arming teachers.
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As for arming teachers, if anything, we would expect that to make the situation worse.
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The idea of arming teachers will likely continue to face opposition in the Florida legislature as the bills move to the floor — including from families and survivors of the Parkland shooting, many of whom spoke out against arming teachers, according to the Tampa Bay Times.
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One of their major practices was arming Black citizens with knowledge and weapons to defend themselves.
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On Tuesday, the Broward County School Board voted unanimously against arming school staff in the district.
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Gulf and Western countries accuse Tehran of arming the Houthi group in Yemen, which it denies.
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Exceptions like Palantir succeed by arming governments with data science that can be weaponized against citizens.
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But now, as one of the most influential people in Winterfell, Sansa's taken to arming herself.
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Meadows also said he is open to the idea of protecting schools by arming some teachers.
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"The easiest way to start [arming your child] is simply by being present," Murray tells PEOPLE.
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Overcrowding was so bad border agents were arming themselves against possible riots, according to the report.
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Now SmartRecruiters is arming itself with a $30 million funding round, led by Insight Venture Partners.
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President Trump tweeted his support for arming teachers in February after the Marjory Stoneman Douglas shooting.
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Google canceled that program after criticism it was essentially strong-arming publishers into providing free content.
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In 14 states, 25 measures calling for the arming of teachers have passed through state houses.
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This involves arming diesel-powered subs with nuclear-armed cruise missiles with a range of 700km.
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Scott also broke with President Trump, and said he disagrees with the notion of arming teachers.
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Arming yourself with a cash safety net is your first line of defense against debt.2.
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But arming them threatens to erode relations with NATO ally Turkey, which considers the YPG terrorists.
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Iran is financing and arming over two dozen conflicts, as "creating violent trouble" is Iran's business.
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The president has repeatedly advocated for arming teachers and "hardening" schools to protect them from threats.
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"Arming teachers and not knowing who is armed, that is what we need," the quote reads.
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Moscow denies arming them or sending any of its own troops across the border into Ukraine.
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The NRA has opposed new gun legislation, and instead called for "hardening" schools by arming teachers.
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Only in America do we respond with ridiculous calls for even more guns and arming teachers.
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Nevertheless, Trump took a pro-gun stance in advocating arming some schoolteachers to prevent school shootings.
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Arming teachers is a defensive measure, Mr. Fineman said, but preventive measures need to be taken.
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At the same time, Tinima enlists Oscar's help in arming Havana's students against the police crackdown.
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Some politicians, including President Trump, have advocated arming teachers and placing additional police officers in schools.
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I believe the costs are relatively low to arming teachers, and the payoff is potentially tremendous.
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That was a clear indication that the country wanted to start arming its submarines with nukes.
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Mr. Cuomo also openly mocked ideas like arming teachers or placing more security officers at schools.
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"Arming teachers and rolling back school discipline reforms won't make our kids any safer," he said.
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Runcie, the Broward superintendent, said shortly after the shooting that arming teachers is not the solution.
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Those efforts have flowered in recent weeks as Trump has repeatedly called for arming school staff.
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Tim McDonald III says he's heard clergy cite the Bible to justify arming clergy and congregants.
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He also suggested arming the Iranian people, presumably so that they could then overthrow the regime.
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Trump has also voiced support for increased school security, including the possibility of arming some teachers.
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Ukraine and its allies have accused Moscow of sending troops to the region and arming separatists.
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Their bill focuses on improving school infrastructure to protect students from shooters, rather than arming teachers.
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Despite the strong-arming negotiating tactics of the Trump administration, Canada wants an updated NAFTA, too.
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Could it be that in arming themselves so well against life's anxieties, Epicureans overlook its riches?
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They shout down proposals that would make a difference, such as arming school staff and teachers.
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He had proposed measures that overlap with the Legislature's plan but did not include arming teachers.
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Kristin Jacobs said she did not like the idea of arming teachers, but she voted yes.
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This afternoon President Trump suggested that - - that teachers - - we should think about arming them as well.
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Scott's Action Plan proposes the arming of teachers, if that is the wish of the district.
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Andrew M. Cuomo — usually a strong-arming presence during these last-minute negotiations — was largely absent.
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Russia is "arming, leading, training and fighting alongside antigovernment forces" in Eastern Ukraine, Mr. Tillerson added.
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President Donald Trump has proposed arming teachers as a response to the Parkland shooting in Florida.
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At minute 11, in his three hour lecture called "Bulletproof Mind" , Grossman advocated arming school teachers.
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We are training, arming, and supporting forces who are steadily reclaiming territory in Iraq and Syria.
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The White House has proposed providing "rigorous firearms training" to school personnel — as in, arming teachers.
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"Many schools are turning to arming teachers, and I understand why they want to," said Kaminsky.
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"It's not about arming teachers with guns; it is about arming them with the freedom to talk about troubled kids whose behavior not only needs to be assessed, but when the behavior puts others at risk of serious harm, intervention other than therapy," Ms. York said.
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Police in the Western Bangladeshi district of Magura have started arming villagers with bamboo sticks and whistles.
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While America complains that Turkey is bombing its proxies, Turkey fumes that America is arming its enemies.
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Erran Morad, an anti-terrorism expert, and attempted to get Republican congressmen to support arming young children.
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The idea of arming teachers gained momentum after the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas in February.
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Runcie said the Broward County School Board voted on a resolution against arming teachers in March 2018.
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Guys started arming themselves with any material that would cut, stab, or be used as a bludgeon.
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Scott signed the bill despite being opposed to arming teachers, but noted that the program isn't mandatory.
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Nevertheless, Trump took a pro-gun stance in advocating arming some school teachers to prevent school shootings.
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But estimates have put the total cost of the arming and training effort at several billion dollars.
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We still memorialize the names of strong-arming, union-busting cheats — names like Astor, Carnegie, Rockefeller, Stanford.
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Hadi's government asked Abu Dhabi, which has called for dialogue, to stop funding and arming separatist forces.
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Essentially, you're arming the best defensive players on the field with information to make them even better.
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Arming children to defend the town against a violent gang wasn't a media stunt, Alex's commanders insisted.
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Iran could resume nuclear work, as ruling clerics ape North Korea's strategy of arming themselves before talking.
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However, Refinery29 spoke to teachers who believe arming educators is not the way to stop school shootings.
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Western governments and Israel accuse the Quds Force of arming various militant groups in the Middle East.
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In Afghanistan, Trump's top commander on the ground accused Russia again last week of arming Taliban militants.
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The U.S. State Department condemned the missile attack and called on Iran to stop arming the Houthis.
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The Sinaloans fought fire with fire, arming their troops with rocket-propelled grenades and heavy machine guns.
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Kagame was also accused of arming anti-government militias such as the M23 rebels in eastern DRC.
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The Constitution makes it difficult to pull off the kind of Putinesque strong-arming that Trump admires.
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U.S. arming of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which the YPG spearheads, has infuriated NATO ally Turkey.
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Arming teachers or bolstering mental health programs, as Trump has suggested, isn't going to fix this problem.
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We've got to start by arming users with the information and tools they need to protect themselves.
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He also said he doesn't agree with arming teachers, which is something President Trump advocated for Wednesday.
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Arming teachers and schools are not the answer for everyone and in some schools they already exist.
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They called for the arming of opposition groups fighting Assad during the early years of the war.
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But arming them would also aggravate Mr. Obama's already tense relations with Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Trump has in recent days repeatedly proposed arming teachers as a way to prevent future school shootings.
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Blackstone infused Hilton with more cash while strong-arming lenders into taking haircuts on their debt positions.
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This is topical satire with a shelf life, about American gun culture and the arming of children.
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His comments come as the federal government seeks to "harden" schools against future shootings by arming teachers.
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Last year, Jackson took to Twitter to criticize Trump's talk of arming teachers to prevent school shootings.
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The governor's plan includes a quote attributed to "a Santa Fe senior" in favor of arming teachers.
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CANNON BALL, N.D. — Ranchers are arming themselves before they climb onto tractors or see to their livestock.
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You know, every time we take rebels, whether it's in Iraq or anywhere else, we're arming people.
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New York (CNN Business)Netflix is arming itself for an intensifying streaming war against well-heeled rivals.
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I'm arming them with technology/phones, and setting them up on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and even Tinder.
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"Ohio law does not prevent a local school board from arming an employee," DeWine wrote in response.
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Moreover, the USA defies the very values it claims to uphold by arming a Stalinist terrorist organization.
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It is easy to read, and useful for arming yourself against the next piece of political spin.
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Arming teachers has been widely criticized, recently by people who gathered for marches for more gun control.
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Debates have erupted over arming teachers, the usefulness of metal detectors and best practices during unthinkable scenarios.
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In recent weeks, he has also been arming surrogates with White House talking points on the coronavirus.
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When the president began strong-arming China, China retaliated with a 25 percent tariff on soybean imports.
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Neither is strong-arming big energy consumers into using loser coal companies and deteriorating nuclear power plants.
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The issue of arming teachers has been a major point of contention in debate over the bill.
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Arming campuses is a political path of low cunning that despoils the very idea of a university.
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He has called for arming teachers and ending "gun-free" zones in schools to combat school shootings.
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Also, Turkey is particularly angry the U.S. is arming YPG-led Syrian Democratic Forces to defeat ISIS.
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Forty-four percent of Americans say they'd support arming more teachers, while 50 percent oppose the move.
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Shiver first made the argument in a public hearing to discuss a bill to authorize arming teachers.
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And some observers suggest that the greatest impact of arming children may be on Mexico's government itself.
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Popular phone accessory maker PopSockets accused Amazon of "strong-arming" it and failing to remove fake products.
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Mr. Chávez's foreign policy shifts, aligning with Cuba and arming Colombian insurgents, had angered some military leaders.
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Trump has likewise suggested arming teachers following school shootings, a position embraced by the National Rifle Association.
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Earlier in the meeting, Trump reiterated his support for arming some teachers to prevent future school shootings.
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Sandoval, whose daughter is studying to become a teacher, said the idea of arming educators concerns him.
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Rubio during Wednesday's CNN town hall split with Trump on the matter of arming teachers when asked.
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"They are strong-arming them," said Richard Painter, an ethics lawyer in the George W. Bush administration.
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The president on Twitter said he believes arming teachers will serve as a "deterrent" to potential shooters.
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The proclamation slammed the idea of arming teachers -- a topic heavily debated this week in the Legislature.
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Buyers are arming themselves, analysts said, in response to mass shootings and calls for tougher gun laws.
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There's evidence [that] arming more people is typically good for the gun industry and bad for society.
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Reports spread that the Pende were arming themselves with bows and venomous arrows, according to local residents.
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The other, exemplified by people like Fasanella and Molina, involves LGBT people considering arming themselves for protection.
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The United States has been backing and arming the militia to combat the Islamic State group in Syria.
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Gaza&aposs economy has been battered by an Israeli-Egyptian blockade, imposed to prevent the group from arming.
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They're arming themselves with some seriously weaponry and soon spot her in the woods and shoot at her.
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This macho confrontation results in a lot of ink, literal strong-arming, color changes, biting, and majestic spinning.
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For years, these entities have frustrated the U.S. mission in Afghanistan by arming and advising various anti-U.
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The idea of arming teachers has been supported by the NRA and is not mentioned in the lawsuit.
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Iran has been accused of arming Houthis -- fellow Shiite Muslims fighting against the government in Yemen's civil war.
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It initially celebrates Bushwick neighbors coming together to fight for each other, then condemns them for arming themselves.
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In subsequent years both sides massed thousands of troops on the frontier, while arming each other's rebel groups.
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Eritrea has been sanctioned by the UN since 2009, in part for allegedly arming jihadists in neighbouring Somalia.
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The idea of arming teachers is one of the few on which congressional Republicans disagree with the president.
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Instead, he has suggested that by arming more people, bystanders could return fire against criminals to save lives.
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Conventional wisdom holds, for example, that Clinton pushed hard for arming Syria's rebels, something Clinton herself now suggests.
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The coalition has repeatedly accused Saudi rival Iran of arming the rebels, allegations the Houthis and Iran deny.
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Iran denies arming the Houthis and blames the two-and-a-half-year conflict in Yemen on Riyadh.
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Arming them is so, so, risky because some of these teachers, they yell at kids when they're misbehaving.
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America is now considering arming Kurds in northern Syria, which would pit it against Turkey, a NATO ally.
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BlockBoy -- who has a track featuring Savage -- says, hell nah ... there ain't no shame in 21 arming himself.
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So she started a complementary hashtag called #SheReplied, arming women with simple comebacks when their bodies are attacked.
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The strong-arming failed to change any votes, and on a second polling the result was the same.
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Listening to distraught students, teachers and parents at the White House yesterday, he proposed more guns — arming teachers.
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This is why the Stop Arming Terrorists Act is so timely and is receiving bipartisan support in Congress.
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At least four states are preparing to either allow the arming of teachers or loosening restrictions this year.
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Arming teachers with firearms, he said, is preparing them to potentially shoot and kill one of their students.
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Iran and Turkey are training, arming and directing rival Kurdish militias, say Kurdish intelligence chiefs from both sides.
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Let's help protect our service members by proactively arming them with one weapon: accurate, up-to-date information.
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Teachers groups and DeVos have most recently clashed over arming public school teachers to respond to mass shootings.
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Trump has become a vocal proponent of arming specially trained teachers in the wake of the Parkland, Fla.
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Granted, nobody forced those GOP congressmen to agree that arming four-year-olds would be a great idea.
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The party's appeal wasn't about barring Muslims, arming our enemies with nuclear weapons or joking about sexual assault.
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For the first time, protesters have been arming themselves with bows and arrows looted from university sports offices.
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Trump continued to express support for arming teachers to protect students in the event of a mass shooting.
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Jamal (Jussie Smollett) is long-arming Lucious because of the personal business his father spread to his fans.
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Earlier on Thursday, President Donald Trump suggested arming teachers at schools and training them to defend their students.
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Why it matters: What many Republicans have been advocating for is increased security in schools, including arming teachers.
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He has also suggested arming Japan and South Korea with nuclear weapons in order to counter North Korea.
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Against this backdrop, drugmakers say arming themselves with more data about their medicines will help them support prices.
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A start-up called Augmedix is arming doctors with Google's Glass headset to capture interactions with their patients.
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In Texas, some public school systems have been quietly arming teachers and administrators for more than a decade.
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Here is something I didn't think about: I did not think about arming myself to protect my students.
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But the bill also includes a program that gun control advocates hate: arming teachers in the state's schools.
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Iran, which has long denied arming the rebels in Yemen, dismissed it as a "fake and fabricated" claim.
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But this time, Brown was shown strong-arming a clerk and getting away with a pack of cigarillos.
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Despite patrician opposition to arming the people, in 1505 he persuaded Florence's military committee to form a militia.
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Their mission, the Turkish news media reported, was to talk the Trump administration out of arming the Kurds.
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"They are strong-arming them," Mr. Painter said Thursday night after being sent a copy of the letter.
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"Arming teachers is the most insane and dangerous idea I have heard in a long time," Weingarten said.
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If they're responsible for the arming and training of these militias, we're going to go to the source.
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Asked about arming teachers, Ryan suggested that the issue was not something Congress should take the lead on.
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But military officials said privately they were still working out the logistics of arming the aircraft with missiles.
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That figure has significantly increased from a decade ago, when 48% of officers supported general arming in 2008.
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Scott said he disagrees with the notion of arming educators, saying teachers should teach and police should police.
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"We have to start with arming schools with the appropriate funding and resources to take action for change."
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President Donald Trump has suggested arming teachers and reopening mental hospitals as a way of combating school violence.
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He also reinforced his position on arming "firearms adept" teachers with guns as a deterrent to mass shooters.
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The 1033 program is only one of several policies arming local police departments with this kind of equipment.
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Florida teacher who sheltered dozens of students lays out a simple explanation for why arming faculty won't work
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Texas, which has around 1,000 school districts in total, saw significant movement towards arming school staff last year.
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At first, it joined a Western and regional alliance funding and arming rebels with the aim of ousting Assad.
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With more and more countries adopting bigger and better drones—and arming them— mid-air clashes are becoming common.
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India has accused Pakistan of arming and training insurgents fighting in the disputed Kashmir region, a charge Pakistan denies.
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FreshDirect, a popular online grocery service on the East Coast, is arming itself with $189 million in additional funding.
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Jordan's against arming teachers in the classrooms; Balukoff believes it should be decided on a district-by-district basis.
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Others have banned it Arming teachers was already legal in some school districts before the mass shooting in Parkland.
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Clinton said they agreed with President Obama's plan of arming more Arab and Kurdish forces and providing special forces.
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The United States has spent millions of dollars arming and training Syrian rebels, with little to show for it.
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Now President Trump and others are advocating for arming teachers; Trump fired off a tweet suggesting it on Saturday.
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He's also the character who got a bunch of GOP congressmen to say arming toddlers is a good idea.
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I think Obama failed to foresee how Russia and Iran would respond to America arming the Syrian opposition forces.
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First, the U.S. will make clear to Russia that aggression — such as arming the Taliban — will not be tolerated.
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CNN has reported that the US and Afghanistan have accused Russia of arming the Taliban, a charge Moscow denied.
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Master P thinks Kevin Hart is missing the boat by strong-arming celebs into donating $25k for Harvey relief.
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The commission recommended arming teachers and spending more on school security and mental health to prevent similar mass shootings.
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He also challenged Trump at a White House event last year on the issue of arming teachers with firearms.
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Public health workers like Eliza Wheeler, of the Harm Reduction Coalition, have advocated arming laypeople with naloxone for decades.
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Asked in April whether he would refute the reports Russia was arming the Taliban, the US commander here, Gen.
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"I share Israeli concerns on the arming of Hezbollah in southern Lebanon," Macron told reporters on Sunday, alongside Netanyahu.
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The sensible measures he's endorsed are modest, and he's also proposed more extreme, unpopular ideas, such as arming teachers.
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But Cruz pushed back, saying he supports the idea of more police officers in schools and arming more teachers.
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At the moment, left-handed soldiers need to use a different arming procedure when using current grenades, ARDEC said.
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But arming the Kurds directly, even for just specific missions, would still be a significant shift practically and symbolically.
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Democrats have overwhelmingly opposed the idea of arming teachers, and multiple Republicans have said they disagree with the idea.
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Walsh supports arming school employees to prevent school shootings, and ending gun-free zones in schools and military bases.
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We should stop arming and bankrolling corrupt and oppressive regimes, and work with our allies to do the same.
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Tehran also denied arming the Houthi movement, which has fought a Saudi-led coalition supporting Yemen's government since 2015.
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The report urges partnerships between schools, districts, states and law enforcement for the training and arming of school personnel.
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He supports arming school employees to prevent school shootings, and ending gun-free zones in schools and military bases.
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This means arming their employees with the skills to succeed for the long term, independent of their particular employers.
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When, following the mass murder in Parkland, Florida, President Trump proposed arming teachers, I called Lisa, who sounded skeptical.
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" Zakharova went on to say arming Ukraine would further inflame tensions and push Ukraine "towards reckless new military decisions.
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Critics of the agreement have argued that the treaty only stops the U.S. from arming itself, not its enemies.
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Trump has called for stronger school safety measures, and suggested arming teachers as a way to combat school shootings.
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I think we should not be arming teachers because Mr. Alexander is trained and knows what he can do.
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After spending years arming myself against the insidious gay agenda, whaddya know—Islam brought me out of the closet.
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That's just the construction bill and doesn't count the cost of crewing, fueling, arming, and repairing the extra vessels.
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Democrats have overwhelmingly opposed the idea of arming teachers, and multiple Republicans have said they disagree with the proposal.
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Many people, including legislators in Tallahassee, have suggested that arming myself (and the students on campus) is the answer.
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Some worked for school districts that were already arming teachers; others hoped to persuade their schools to do so.
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Student Opinion What is your initial reaction to arming teachers, coaches, administrators and other adults in schools with guns?
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Robert W. Runcie, the superintendent of Broward County Public Schools, said in an interview that he opposed arming teachers.
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Iran now exercises leverage there in part by training and arming militias allied with the government in battling ISIS.
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In the past year, the group led a walkout and die-in to oppose the arming of campus security.
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However, that position seemed to be undercut by Cipollone's letter a week later signaling a stiff-arming of Congress.
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Trump has also proposed arming certain education officials, a proposal that has been panned by teachers and education organizations.
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Industry, however, views it as the DOD strong-arming a company for its hard work and valuable income generators.
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Fifty-nine percent of registered voters oppose training and arming teachers, compared to 28503 percent who support both actions.
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She recently told ABC News that she brings a gun to school, and supported the idea of arming teachers.
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Of course, the battle for stronger gun laws is not just about school shootings, student walkouts or arming teachers.
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That arming the good guys is the best way to prevent the bad guys from doing so much damage.
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The Saudis have accused Iran, their regional rival, of arming the Houthis, who are from the north of Yemen.
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Iran has been arming its allies in Syria and Lebanon with precision-guided missiles and "killer drones," Israel says.
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Trump offered some solutions, calling for more mental institutions and hospitals in addition to the idea of arming teachers.
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But even as Trump advocated arming teachers with concealed weapons, he criticized the media for wrongly characterizing his proposals.
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Rick Scott (R) on Friday also said that we should "let teachers focus on teaching" rather than arming them.
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But he has also voiced support for arming trained teachers and doing away with gun-free zones around schools.
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Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri, who chaired the Parkland commission, was originally opposed to the idea of arming teachers.
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It's feasible Trump and organizations like the National Rifle Association (NRA) genuinely think arming teachers is a good idea.
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Trump has suggested arming teachers as a way of curbing gun violence in schools, as advocated by the NRA.
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The measure would not allow any of the funding to be used for arming teachers or other school personnel.
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Arming school staff members is not the solution to this problem, and I applaud Mr. Myrick for saying so.
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There are those who think that arming teachers is something, too, but that is a solution I refuse to accept.
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President Trump seems to think the way to solve the problems with school shootings is more guns ... specifically, arming teachers.
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Though the exact nature of the country's involvement is murky and disputed, Iran has been accused of arming the Houthis.
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So when you can't even open the door, try arming yourself with the True Temper 18-inch Ergonomic Mountain Mover.
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The interim superintendent of the school district said the incident further affirmed her opposition to the idea of arming teachers.
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She heard it strengthened the immune system and wanted to explore the possibility of arming herself for the season ahead.
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"To be honest, I don't know," the mother of three said when asked if arming teachers would make students safer.
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India accuses Pakistan of training and arming militants and helping them infiltrate across the Line of Control that divides Kashmir.
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Al-Bashir's government responded to a 2003 uprising with a bombing campaign and by arming members of the Janjaweed militia.
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"Arming the aviation police officers is a matter of public safety and it needs to happen quick," Brandon said Friday.
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But the friendship did not stop Russia inviting Hamas to Moscow, helping Iran with its nuclear programme or arming Syria.
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That means arming them with enough tools to know when the time is right to make big moves with stocks.
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President Donald Trump tweeted his support for comprehensive background checks — though he has since pivoted to supporting arming school teachers.
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The brokers cold-called and knocked on doors, sweet talking, cajoling, and sometimes strong-arming homeowners into selling their properties.
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According to a survey in February, 57 percent of Floridians were opposed to arming teachers, versus 40 percent in favor.
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"We can affect the problem of foreign fighters joining the Islamic State by arming individuals with more and better information."
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Instead of stiff-arming me like they did in Dallas, they politely asked me to move out of the way.
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It began by using commercially available drones for propaganda, then intelligence, and shortly after, took the step of arming drones.
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" On arming Syrian Kurds to help defeat ISIS: "The president has authorized the Office of Defense to equip Kurdish elements.
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Now that the operational testing phase has begun, StormBreakers should be arming the USAF fighters fleet in the near term.
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Many school boards, under renewed pressure to bolster security after Parkland, voted in favor of arming school staff in 14.
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Many school boards, under renewed pressure to bolster security after Parkland, voted in favor of arming school staff in 2018.
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We're told someone from the crashers' crew pulled out a gun when confronted, which led to Savage arming himself too.
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He loves invading other nations , annexing territories that don't belong to Russia, shooting down civilian airliners and arming America's enemies .
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This means arming them with enough tools to know when the time is right to make big moves with stocks.
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"You can't be stingy with your products," she instructed, arming me with Taliah Waajid's Shea Coco Daily Leave In Conditioner.
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Abbott said the list of nearly two dozen participants for his meetings includes both supporters and opponents of arming teachers.
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No state wants to try to shoot its way out of the Mexican standoff posed by a nuclear-arming DPRK.
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The group will instead recommend that states increase training for gun owners instead and consider arming teachers and school personnel.
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The interview started on an expected note, with DeVos explaining why arming teachers is "an option" for combating school shootings.
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Under the fig tree, he made an impassioned speech against arming, and the activists agreed to continue their peaceful revolution.
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They've also suggested, without explicitly confirming, that Russia has been arming the Taliban, whose predecessor group fought the Soviet Union.
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Saudi Arabia accuses Iran of arming the Houthi rebels, and has been fighting a proxy war in Yemen against Iran.
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The US State Department has been leading the effort to persuade the Nigerien government to permit the arming of drones.
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Saudi Arabia has been fighting a proxy war in Yemen against Iran, which it accuses of arming the Houthi rebels.
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Ukraine accuses Russia of sending the tanks, and the U.S. says Moscow is arming, training and fighting alongside the separatists.
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In two morning tweets, the president reiterated his support for strengthening background checks, arming school officials and banning bump stocks.
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In the near term, the White House will focus on training and arming some school officials — a highly controversial idea.
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A new website called OurStates is arming people with tangible steps to fight local legislation that targets at-risk communities.
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Bats away A Pennsylvania school district is arming its teachers with bats -- miniature bats, mind you -- to fight school intruders.
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In Trump's comments about arming teachers, he's suggested that this would be an easy way to end mass shootings quickly.
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Why it matters: The omission could pave the way for Education Secretary Betsy DeVos to allow the arming of teachers.
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Hence, arming women entrepreneurs with the appropriate financial knowledge and skills will boost their effective engagement in the credit market.
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Beyond my lack of confidence in the practicality of arming teachers as a solution, the discussion made me incredibly sad.
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Hence, you will instead espouse more command and control leadership traits, such as not collaborating, strong-arming and so on.
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They believe that arming more teachers will allow educators to keep students safe by defending them from a mass shooter.
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But when it came to the question of arming teachers — as suggested by President Trump and the NRA — Scott demurred.
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They cite American sanctions, arming of Ukrainian troops, expulsion of diplomats and vocal public shaming of Russia for its cyberattacks.
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In response to the problem of overcrowded prisons and escalating urban violence, he proposes arming the population to kill criminals.
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Dan Patrick, one of the participants, has called for arming teachers and possibly retrofitting schools to limit exits and entrances.
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Some Republicans took issue with the argument posed by Democrats that arming teachers could pose a danger to minority students.
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The crisis has shown that China remains riddled with vulnerabilities that no amount of censorship or strong-arming can hide.
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Western governments say Russia is arming the separatists and the United States Army has previously trained and equipped Ukrainian soldiers.
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Some critics of the president's plan have pointed to recent cases that they say highlight the dangers of arming teachers.
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Herbert scored on runs of 4 and 5 yards in the first half, stiff-arming Wisconsin defenders on both runs.
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It includes hardening schools and arming teachers but not raising the age from 18 to 21 to buy a firearm.
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When unrest reached Brussels, he was suspected of arming insurgents and was evicted from Belgium, but he returned to Paris.
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The Obama administration handed the details, which included arming Kurdish fighters, over to the Trump Administration just before leaving office.
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Thus far, all he has talked about has been arming synagogues in America and supporting the death penalty for Bowers.
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Trump floated the idea of arming teachers and school staff, which was met with support from many of the attendees.
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The measure, however, would not allow any of the funding to be used for arming teachers or other school personnel.
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A Massachusetts state education board unanimously voted Tuesday to approve a resolution against arming teachers in the state, WBUR reported.
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With dry eyes, and little apparent emotion, Trump offered the idea of adding more guns to schools, by arming teachers.
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The proclamation also slammed the idea of arming teachers -- the topic most heavily debated this week in the state legislature.
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Gun rights activists were able to convince the public and these networks that arming teachers was a topic worth covering.
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Or arming retired police and military personnel and putting them in classrooms, or using the same security mechanisms as airports.
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Every time we take rebels, whether it's in Iraq or anywhere else, we're arming people, and you know what happens?
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In 2013, Williams said that arming a drone is illegal under a statute that bans the "dropping of objects" from aircraft.
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Consistency and stiff-arming the kids Every other week, rain or shine, the kibbutz is on our calendars — consistency is key.
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Dr. Miller has been an outspoken advocate for the role of PBMs in strong-arming drug makers to lower their prices.
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At the last meeting, Hart invited Moms Demand Action activists along to pass out flyers discouraging the act of arming teachers.
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In the end, strong-arming by the central government and a promise of economic benefits from the base won the day.
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The report does not make any recommendations on changing state or federal gun laws and does not directly recommend arming teachers.
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Arming teachers would require new legislation, and a leading gun-control advocacy group has made stopping that proposal a top priority.
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He also supports arming some teachers as "a good first line of defense," a position that President Donald Trump has advocated.
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The chipmaker's "no license, no chips" policy was characterized as strong-arming manufacturers, as well as crippling rival chipmakers like Intel.
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Unfortunately, some special interests have declared war on the initiative process, using tactics ranging from restrictive laws to judicial strong-arming.
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Burundi's government has accused neighboring Rwanda of supporting a rebel group by training and arming Burundian refugees recruited on Rwandan soil.
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Germany has seized on it as proof EU regulators should not meddle, while others accuse Berlin of strong-arming EU institutions.
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South Dakota in January began allowing residents to carry concealed handguns with no permit, while other states are considering arming teachers.
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Not in Congress, anyway, where four proposals to expand background checks for gun-buyers, or stop terrorist suspects arming themselves, failed.
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DeVos has been heavily criticized in recent days for her stance on gun control and arming teachers after the Parkland, Fla.
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Iran's warlike behavior in the region — supporting President Bashar al-Assad in Syria, arming Hezbollah and testing missiles — further discourages investment.
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His redoubtable deputy, Julie Bishop, lost the leadership contest that followed, and several women complained of strong-arming by the putschists.
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It has helped correct gender-based inequities in faculty hiring and pay while arming women to fight sexual harassment on campus.
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Clinton stands: She has urged a no-fly zone with coalition forces to protect Syrians and has supported arming Syrian rebels.
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In fact, in 2013 PoliceOne survey, more than 80 percent of respondents supported arming willing and trained school teachers and administrators.
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He said he had weighed those concerns against positive answers from Tillerson on issues such as Cuba and arming Ukraine. Sen.
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But the notion of arming teachers is considered by most Democrats to be a non-starter in the gun control debate.
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"As one Santa Fe student said ... arming teachers and not knowing who is armed, that is what we need," Abbott said.
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Of course, substantial challenges stand in the way of this lofty scheme — both from slow-moving regulators and strong-arming utilities.
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The idea of arming teachers has been floated by the Trump administration as one response to the school shooting in February.
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The South Sudanese accused the Sudan government of arming various ethnic groups to sow discord, particularly between the Dinka and Nuer.
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But as the debate has settled along the typical partisan divisions, one idea has emerged: Arming teachers could make schools safer.
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But even when looking at the latter, there are enough examples to suggest that arming teachers could lead to disastrous results.
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This has been normalized to the point that politicians advocate arming teachers and companies want to sell them bulletproof safe rooms.
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Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Thursday that Iran was arming regional allies with rockets and allowing ballistic proliferation.
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Why it matters: Since the Parkland shooting, arming teachers has become a major talking point of how to combat school shooting.
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Despite all these facts, the US insistently arming and supporting a Stalinist-Marxist terrorist organization is, in many ways, quite shocking.
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Those lining up at gun stores insist they are arming themselves only for self-protection, but frightened people often act irrationally.
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"I like arming people with enough insight into themselves that they can understand whatever is going on with them," she said.
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In the aftermath of the Florida school shooting last month, Mr. Trump has also suggested arming teachers to combat gun violence.
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And the Navy is said to be moving toward arming its submarines with improved Harpoon that are more destructive against ships.
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The Navy is reportedly arming its attack submarines with upgraded versions of the Harpoon anti-ship missile, according to Breaking Defense.
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In contrast, lawmakers from rural areas said arming staff added a layer of security to schools located far from law enforcement.
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READ: The NRA doesn't care if you're mad about guns But not everyone thinks that arming teachers is a good idea.
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Ruth's right, he has to stop assuming he knows better than Wendy, who is out here strong-arming Big Muddy's owners.
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U.S. troops have been stationed in the region for years, training and arming the fighters who seized territory from Islamic State.
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And Stavros Theodorakis, the leader of the smaller Potami party, said, "Citizens and politicians should reflect on who's arming these murderers."
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"Boeing has been capable of strong-arming outside parties if it serves the short-term interest of the company," he said.
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Mr. Obama did come around to supporting the idea of arming the Kurds, but only at the end of his presidency.
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Mr. Jakubowski faces state charges of burglary and arming himself with a dangerous weapon, felony theft, and possession of burglary tools.
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Turkey has objected strongly to arming the Kurds, raising fears that Ankara could curtail cooperation with Washington in the continued battle.
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By arming those cells with receptors that recognize cancer, researchers hope a patient's body will cure itself from the inside out.
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" He added that if Iran is "responsible for the arming and training of these militias, we're gonna go to the source.
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Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Thursday that Iran was arming regional allies with rockets and allowing ballistic proliferation.
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She pushed for direct U.S. involvement in the Syrian civil war, including the arming of Syrian rebels allied with al Qaeda.
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The president voiced support in the days after Parkland for arming teachers with guns as a way to prevent further massacres.
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"The president and others promoting arming teachers are delusional," Michael Steele, former chairman of the Republican National Committee, wrote on Twitter.
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By Thursday, though, Mr. Trump was vociferously pushing the idea of arming teachers that he'd spoken of warmly in the meeting.
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Listen, everyone's arming up, and funny enough, content is a differentiator, and I think where we're going is the subscription world.
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Even by arming the YPG, the battle to take Raqqa will still be one hell of a fight, according to Hof.
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"Anecdotally speaking, and it's been our experience, that law enforcement do not agree in large part with arming teachers," Shoulta said.
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Chris Murphy tweeted that he filed a last-minute amendment to the Education Department's budget bill that would prohibit arming teachers.
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It also began strong-arming movie theaters into agreeing to tough terms if they wanted to show Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
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In the preview, Morad does an exploration into America's issue with school shootings mockingly advocating for arming children as young as four.
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Security System Integration: Alexa Guard lets you use hands-free voice arming/disarming of Ring, ADT Pulse, and ADT Control security systems.
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Police officers have begun arming themselves with the antidote in case they accidentally inhale or touch drugs that contain fentanyl or carfentanil.
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On social media, there was renewed talk of arming locals as militias to take on ISIS, an idea that has resurfaced periodically.
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Bolsonaro "Arming people will stimulate, increase, and intensify social conflicts in the Amazon region, including … illegal deforestation [and] criminal mining," Nascimento said.
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In recent years, the ISIS affiliate has recruited heavily from the region, arming Peul men in return for their participation in jihad.
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His force includes regular army units, but he has increasingly relied on arming neighborhood militias outside his full control as his proxies.
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Mr Trump's strong-arming of corporate America is real enough, and the carmaker will have gained much favour with the president-elect.
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A Chinese city's police department is arming itself with more than 20 drone-jamming rifles to crack down on illegal drone flights.
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"All responsible nations must join together to stop arming and financing and even trading with the murderous North Korean regime," Trump said.
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In Asia countries may hedge against America's unreliability by cosying up to China or by arming themselves, accelerating a destabilising arms race.
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The bottom line: It may be too late to prevent North Korea from arming itself with the capacity to destroy U.S. cities.
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A second Obama administration program, "Timber Sycamore," was started by the CIA in late 2012 with the similar aim of arming rebels.
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Her painting Where shows black cops strong-arming white civilians, a reversal of all-too-common scenes of racially-driven police brutality.
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Nearly a year ago, Inslee challenged President Donald Trump at the White House on a hot-button issue: arming teachers with firearms.
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The Broward school board earlier passed a resolution against arming teachers and calling for stronger gun control measures, according to the newspaper.
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The Obama administration mulled arming the Kurds for many years, but kept the idea on the backburner to avoid confrontation with Turkey.
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Ted Cruz Reality Check: Cruz on arming the Kurds By Marshall Cohen, CNN Asked about his strategy to fight ISIS, Texas Sen.
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The technique involves taking T-cells from patients, arming them with molecules that target cancer, and putting them back into the body.
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These tens of thousands of bureaucrats aren't hunting terrorists – they are arming themselves with evidence about the money habits of ordinary Americans.
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Without a doubt, the general consensus is that arming teachers to "fight fire with fire," so to speak, is a bad idea.
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The US partnership with the SDF, which has included arming the YPG, has been a source of tension between Washington and Ankara.
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Trump called for the CIA to start arming its drones in Syria and reportedly asked for it to be started in days.
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President Obama is considering directly arming Syrian Kurdish fighters, a major policy shift that could accelerate the fight against the Islamic State.
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On Wednesday, The New York Times reported that the education secretary is searching for a way around congressional opposition to arming schools.
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His other disturbing ideas include mass deportations and travel bans, separating immigrant parents from their babies, arming teachers and executing drug dealers.
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Double hand control and another application of the leverage guard with the lead hand—raising the lead shoulder and stiff arming Gadelha's.
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There's isn't any data out there that gives a clear picture of how people of color would be affected by arming teachers.
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" Trump on Monday took a more aggressive tack and on Twitter said that arming teachers and guards would serve as a "deterrent.
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Democrats, arming themselves for a contentious confirmation hearing, are asking for stories from people whose homes have been foreclosed on by OneWest.
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"Our job descriptions are expanding," said Ms. Hilliard, who opposes the idea of arming teachers, which West Virginia currently does not allow.
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His own proposal after the Parkland shooting did not envision arming school personnel or requiring a waiting period for all gun purchases.
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Within a week of last year's shooting in Parkland, Florida, Trump suggested arming teachers and school staff to improve safety at schools.
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But he hasn't said whether he would outright veto legislation that includes arming teachers, saying he'd review whatever came to his desk.
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And let's spare ourselves from listening to any more nonsense that arming private citizens is the ultimate check on federal government power.
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Saudi Arabia and the United States have long accused Iran of arming the Houthis in Yemen, the Arab world's most impoverished country.
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But it is no longer realistic to think that arming citizens to the teeth is going to stop tyranny should it arise.
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Expectations were raised that Trump would propose federal legislation on arming teachers, but that no longer appeared to be the case Saturday.
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Gun control advocates oppose putting more guns on schools grounds, but Trump has argued strenuously in recent days for arming school officials.
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All that on top of arming terror groups like the Houthis in Yemen, Hamas in Gaza, and Hezbollah in Lebanon and Syria.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday again showed support for arming some teachers and school staff members as an answer to school shootings.
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Arming Teachers In as many as a dozen states, schools have already taken advantage of laws that allow employees to carry guns.
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Consequently, the ability to refuel and rearm close to the front, by utilizing a Forward Arming and Refuelling Point (FARP) is key.
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That makes arming masses of teachers difficult at best – or as a Brookings Institution report put it recently, "entirely impractical" at worst.
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In the near term, the White House says it will focus on training and arming some school officials — a highly controversial idea.
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A 2017 survey from the New Zealand Police Association showed that that 66% of its members support arming officers, according to TVNZ.
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At the time of the news article posted, the United States was arming and funding the mujahedeen in the Soviet-Afghan War.
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Even the very tech companies that profited off our addiction started arming consumers with ways to spend less time with those devices.
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Tima Kurdi, co-founder of the Kurdi Foundation, pauses during a press conference while discussing the Stop Arming Terrorists Act on Wednesday.
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In Tennessee, a school district has to meet specific criteria to move ahead with arming teachers, and only two have done so.
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Schools have turned to an array of measures: hiring armed guards, requiring students to carry clear backpacks, arming teachers with baseball bats.
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This leads the two countries to see issues such as the value of peace talks and arming the Syrian rebels very differently.
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The US and Saudi Arabia cooperated by arming the Islamic and jihadist opposition to the Soviets, which eventually beat back the invasion.
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Arming herself with a banana-nut muffin and Twinkies, she squeezes out the icing from the latter treat to create a makeshift cupcake.
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Clinton took what one top adviser called "the activist side" of the debate over whether to counter Qatar by arming more secular fighters.
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Arming teachers, adding extra security, and making students carry see-through backpacks—those solutions aren't enough to make a real impact, she says.
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Lavrov also told Kerry that a U.S. decision to ease some restrictions on arming Syrian rebels could lead to more casualties, it said.
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Backers of arming classroom teachers revived the issue this year, arguing that school shootings often erupt too quickly for law enforcement to respond.
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The final version of the platform strips out the reference to arming Ukraine and calls on the US to provide "appropriate assistance" instead.
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While Moscow politically backs the insurgents, it has repeatedly denied Western accusations that it is arming them and sending fighters to aid them.
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On Wednesday, President Trump voiced support for the idea of arming teachers or school staff in an effort to prevent another school shooting.
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President Donald Trump has personally suggested ideas ranging from limiting access to certain types of guns to arming teachers or professionals within schools.
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Steve Daines, meanwhile, said he does support arming schools, and opposes most of the other policies his colleagues or the president have raised.
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Cognizant of Turkey's enmity towards Syrian Kurdish groups, the US also resisted arming Kurdish elements of the SDF, only doing so in 2017.
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More could be imposed for further missile tests or violations of UN embargoes on arming Hizbullah in Syria and the Houthis in Yemen.
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Arming yourself with the know-how to secure a higher salary will pay off big time and keep you in the driver's seat.
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Other castes and ethnic groups have taken similar action in recent years, in the same hope of strong-arming their way into jobs.
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It then fueled a rebellion in Eastern Ukraine, arming rebels and even sending in Russian Army units to fight, according to US officials.
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The US and assorted European and Middle Eastern allies have a history of training, arming and financing Syrian rebel groups, with mixed results.
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He was against the Trans-Pacific trade deal, then for it, then against it again; for gun control, then for arming teachers instead.
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Jim Cramer is passionate about arming investors with the tools to know when is the right time to make big moves with stocks.
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Don't expect to win many battles armed with spears (a mediocre workforce) while your competition is arming themselves with machine guns (exceptional employees).
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Horiguchi does marvelous work bursting in off a one-two and either weaving into the left hook, or stiff-arming his opponent off.
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I'm interested in being an activist in terms of just communicating information, arming consumers with the information they deserve to make better choices.
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It is also improving its ability to project power in waters it considers its own, and is arming friendly countries such as Mauritius.
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Trump has suggested strengthening background checks and arming teachers, while Democrats are pulling for a ban on assault weapons and semi-automatic rifles.
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In an interview, the United Nations envoy, Ghassan Salame, said Libyans could patch up their differences if foreign powers stopped arming rival factions.
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Iran has not admitted to arming the Houthis, but I recently asked a senior Iranian diplomat whether his country was supporting the Houthis.
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Together with America and France, Britain is now supplying, arming and servicing hundreds of Saudi planes engaged in the aerial bombardment of Yemen.
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Clinton advocated arming moderate rebels in Syria and said afterward that Mr. Obama's refusal to do so may have left a vacuum there.
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But it has managed to elude successive Philippine governments by arming and recruiting young men mostly from impoverished, far-flung villages on Jolo.
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Trump has also suggested arming teachers and schools officials, a highly controversial proposal that has drawn criticism from both sides of the aisle.
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"We're getting ready for an onslaught of anti-environmental policy, and we're arming up to litigate," said Erik Molvar, the group's executive director.
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The White House issued a statement last week blaming the Iranian military for "arming, advising, and enabling the Houthis' violent actions," Reuters reported.
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President Trump has raised the idea of arming teachers as a measure to prevent shootings, but the idea faces opposition in both parties.
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Israel, which along with its Western allies considers Hamas a terrorist group, says the blockade is needed to prevent the group from arming.
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Reuters' report came the same day that Turkey said President Trump had agreed to stop arming Syrian Kurds in the fight against ISIS.
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I think it does in a way, because even though it was an accident it really shows that we shouldn't be arming teachers.
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This is something we saw during the debate around arming teachers and the subsequent backlash, and Fox News couldn't avoid talking about guns.
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It's about arming yourself for this subconscious battle that goes on while you sleep, when you're not even aware of what's going on.
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Mr. Rohrabacher, who is filmed saying that children ought to learn to defend themselves, noted that he had never actually discussed arming children.
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And, Afghan and American officials have said, Moscow has also taken to clandestinely arming a Taliban group operating around the city of Kunduz.
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Ohio's teachers' unions have mobilized against the widespread arming of teachers in schools, arguing that gun control, not armed clashes, will protect students.
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Complicating matters, the sheriff's office, unhappy with the department's performance, had proposed arming some civilians and encouraging them to fight crime, Mitchell said.
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As German Lopez has written for Vox, there's no good research that supports the idea that arming teachers could effectively prevent mass shootings.
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In President Donald Trump's past comments about arming teachers, he's suggested that this would be an easy way to end mass shootings quickly.
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The artist was debilitated throughout her life by a spinal injury, and heaping on trinkets was a way of arming herself against pain.
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South Koreans reacted to Washington's past efforts to pull out troops with calls for arming the country with nuclear weapons of its own.
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Mr. Scott, also a Republican, unveiled his own $500 million gun control package in Tallahassee last week and said he opposed arming teachers.
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But arming teachers (or placing armed guards in schools) would create other problems—would you prepare every teacher to engage in a firefight?
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Laskar Jihad, a militant group, began using nearby jungles as its hide-out, arming Islamic paramilitaries to wage jihad with more potent weaponry.
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When it comes to the latter, on Wednesday the U.S. president showed support for background checks and arming teachers to prevent school shootings.
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But the idea of arming teachers, while supported by some Republicans, is controversial in both parties and appears unlikely to advance in Congress.
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Colorado Molly Reynolds, an education major at University of Colorado Boulder, also disagreed with the idea that arming teachers could solve gun violence.
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In the National Education Association member survey, opposition to arming teachers is so pervasive, even a majority of gun-owning educators oppose it.
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Arming themselves any way they could, Gwangju residents forced out the military, and for five days in May the city practiced self-governance.
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"We're arming ourselves with sticks, knives, machetes, and firearms to defend our assets," recounted William Roa, the president of the local shopkeepers' association.
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There are some obvious explanations: Namely, the drug industry was viciously opposed from the start to such strong-arming by the federal government.
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Once again LaPierre repeated his calls for schools to increase security, even arming schoolteachers, a controversial proposal that even some Republicans have rejected.
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On the federal level, President Donald Trump, during a White House listening session Wednesday, recommended arming teachers and staff to increase school security.
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The president is also proposing arming some school officials so they can fight back against active shooters, which many gun control activists oppose.
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Resistance means arming yourself with ferocity and compassion, leaving the comfort of your homes to go plant a seed at a local airport.
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Around the country, community members have opposed the idea of arming teachers but in some rural towns in Texas, students are welcoming it.
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While the platform was being drafted, Trump campaign officials stepped in to block a provision about arming Ukraine to fight Russian-backed militias.
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" Trump's daughter and White House adviser Ivanka Trump, in a February interview with NBC News, said that arming teachers "needs to be discussed.
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Armed teachers The most controversial idea that Trump has embraced is arming teachers and school administrators with guns in order to protect schools.
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A NATO ally arming a terrorist organization that is attacking another NATO ally is a fundamental breach of everything that NATO stands for.
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What's gonna be very interesting to see is the intra-company licensing that goes on once everybody is arming back on their own.
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The federal government had been arming local police departments with military-grade equipment for decades through multiple federal schemes, including the 1033 program.
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As part of its new family-oriented website, NRA Family, the organization reimagined popular fairy tales by arming the main characters with guns.
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In the wake of Parkland, which left 17 dead, President Donald Trump offered a full-throated endorsement of the idea of arming teachers.
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Kaminsky says it's on state legislators to give schools what they need so that they don't have to resort to arming their teachers.
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Trump told governors that he believes arming trained teachers is the most cost-effective way to protect students and deter would-be shooters.
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The White House is considering arming Ukrainian government forces fighting Russian-backed rebels as a way of defending against further incursions into the country.
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Arming hikers with a location-aware device in their backpacks, Trace overlaid an augmented audio reality (or augmented aurality for short) throughout the terrain.
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It's in your best interest to empower users by arming them with tools and training to make better decisions about which apps they download.
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The government in Khartoum was accused of retaliating by arming local nomadic Arab tribes and unleashing them on civilian populations — a charge it denies.
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In Marbury, Marshall managed to defang his political opponents with a nominal win while arming the court with a startling new power: judicial review.
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Again, there are many reasons to be wary of further arming the rebels, including the risk that the weapons will fall into extremist hands.
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Passionate advocates for and against arming educators have attended the commission's public meetings, the last of which is slated for next week in Alabama.
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The Millcreek School District announced Wednesday that it will be arming its 22018 teachers with miniature baseball bats to fend off potential school shooters.
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As Grab jostles to edge Uber out in Singapore, the Asian company is arming itself with one thing Uber hasn't really got — traditional cabs.
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Korean-American businesses sustained about half of the $1bn cost in damages, with business owners, in turn, arming themselves for the "guerrilla race war".
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That meeting drew criticism because the commission only heard from backers of arming school staff and did not invite any groups against the practice.
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Andrew Cuomo passed legislation banning school districts from arming teachers, one in a bundle of bills meant to strengthen firearm regulations in the state.
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Commission member Lori Alhadeff, whose daughter Alyssa was killed at Stoneman Douglas, told the Sun Sentinel that she opposes the idea of arming teachers.
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I think protecting him means arming him with insight about the issues and reinforcing values that will help him make good decisions going forward.
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First, arming yourself with data is one of the best ways to set yourself up for success when asking for a raise or promotion.
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The leaders have been central to rebels regrouping, re-arming and recruiting after previous clashes over the past two years, growing stronger each time.
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Unlike its neighbors, Oman maintained diplomatic ties with Damascus while Kuwait kept its Syrian embassy open and opposed arming rebels fighting to topple Assad.
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During the American occupation, Tehran was accused of arming Sadr's Mehdi Army militia with sophisticated bombs used in attacks on U.S.-led coalition forces.
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Such an ability will enable the aircraft to operate more easily one a single mission without needing Forward Arming and Refueling Points, or FARPs.
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DAKAR, Senegal – The United States started arming drones in the West African nation of Niger earlier this year, according to the U.S. Africa Command.
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Russia has long accused the US of arming what it considers terrorist organizations, while Turkey has made similar claims in the past few days.
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The judge concluded that 27 hours of training was sufficient and gave the school district the greenlight to move forward with arming its teachers.
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The arming of the YPG that has long been under consideration at the Pentagon but has been delayed due to strong opposition from Turkey.
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"They are arming decision makers with intelligence, our warfighters with targets, and our enemies with fear, anxiety, and ultimately their timely end," Carlisle said.
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Bogart's letter blamed the Chamber of Commerce and the Institute for Legal Reform for strong-arming members into toeing the anti-litigation funding line.
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U.S. President Donald Trump suggested during a meeting on Wednesday with surviving students that arming teachers and other staff could help prevent school massacres.
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While governor of the industrial Dnipropetrovsk region, he took firm action against pro-Russian separatism, arming and financing local militia groups and volunteer battalions.
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India accuses Pakistan of training and arming militants, and helping them infiltrate across the de facto border, called the Line of Control, dividing Kashmir.
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A panel of experts appointed by the council has meanwhile informed it of Rwanda's role in arming members of Burundi's opposition, escalating the violence.
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Moscow backs the rebels but denies driving the revolt, which is still simmering, arming the militias in east Ukraine or providing them with money.
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It also said that Lavrov informed Kerry that a U.S. decision to ease some restrictions on arming Syrian rebels may lead to more casualties.
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Separately, Zarif accused Washington of arming militant groups that fight against the Tehran-backed Syrian government and the Iranian-aligned Houthi movement in Yemen.
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He also told his dad that he wanted to continue attending school board meetings to argue against arming teachers, which the board was debating.
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Washington maintains arming the Syrian Kurdish forces is necessary to capture Raqqa, which Islamic State has also used a hub for planning attacks abroad.
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He also is very much arguing in favor of arming teachers—hundreds of thousands of teachers, if he's serious about the 20 percent number.
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Graphic: Escalating violence in Hong - here For the first time, protesters have been arming themselves with bows and arrows looted from university sports offices.
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GOP lawmakers facing the public are arming themselves with one primary message: they had to do something besides keep the status quo of ObamaCare.
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But the improved version of that treaty is inadequate: It doesn't even call for arming the guards who look after bomb-grade nuclear material.
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Despite all the talk about arming teachers after the Parkland, FL, mass shooting in February, most educators remain opposed to guns in their classrooms.
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Atta spokesman Munir Ahmad Farhad denied that the Balkh governor was involved in any wrongdoing or that he was arming a private militia force.
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Turkey felt Trump arming the YPG empowered the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), a group the US and Turkish governments both consider a terrorist organization.
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The president floated the idea of arming teachers during a "listening session" in the White House this week with survivors of the Florida shooting.
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"We shouldn't be arming up and militarizing ourselves," Sean Hensman, who runs an elephant tour company in the northeastern corner of South Africa, said.
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She was an early supporter of arming and training Syrian rebels fighting President Bashar al-Assad, and that approach was rejected by Mr. Obama.
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Now that quiet diplomatic leverage — including moderating European trade demands and strong-arming nations to contribute more to NATO military missions — is suddenly diminished.
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Trump is arming Ukraine, applying additional sanctions on Moscow, and even attacked close Russian ally Syria — even when Moscow threatened repercussions would be forthcoming.
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Anything short of a total stoppage of nuclear-arming and missile-building will consign any deal to the too-good-to-be-true category.
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The leading educational organizations, NEA and AFT, along with school safety experts, police officers and the findings of scientific research all oppose arming teachers.
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The lawmakers are urging DeVos to reject entreaties from Texas and other states to tap those funds for the purpose of arming school employees.
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And — even more practically — to arming budding developers with the skills they need to build specific things, such as a website or an app.
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But try one of her seven-dollar cruelty-free marshmallow-filled fudge brownies, and any reservations you may have about arming pandas swiftly disappear.
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The concept of Distributed Lethality – the notion of arming virtually every surface ship with anti-ship missiles – could be a near-term game changer.
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Innovation is about investing in your people and arming potential innovators with the resources and tools they need to make their ideas a reality.
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Here's an edited and condensed version of our interview: VICE: Let's jump right into the idea of arming homeless people with pump-action shotguns.
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Trump has argued for arming countries like Japan and South Korea with nuclear weapons to deter North Korea from building up its own arsenal.
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Jordan is almost single-handedly responsible for reviving the "Hack-a-Shaq" philosophy, named after his brother in short-arming free throws, Shaquille O'Neal.
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Mr. Trump took the unprecedented step in 2017 of arming that group, which was fighting the Islamic State in Syria, despite protests from Turkey.
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A recent survey of 1,000 public schoolteachers by Educators for Excellence, an advocacy group, found that 52 percent of respondents strongly oppose arming teachers.
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After his tirade on the benefits he sees in arming teachers, Trump then tweeted support for other measures intended to limit access to guns.
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Guns from America inundate Mexico, arming the brutal cartels that have drowned this country in blood, destroyed families and driven people from their homes.
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In 2016, the Pentagon issued an "arming and use of force" directive that was intended to develop a concealed carry policy for base personnel.
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In order to keep flying and fighting, special-operations units set up Forward Arming and Refuelling Point, which requires a specific set of skills.
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At a news conference on Wednesday, Trump defended U.S. policy towards Kurds, saying Washington had spend "tremendous amounts of money" arming and funding them.
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"I have not met one teacher or one student who is in favor of arming teachers in Broward County," board member Laurie Levinson said.
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Backing this up is China's rapid production of frigates, another small type of warship, and the arming and expansion of the country's coast guard.
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They have armed militias, the Lebanese Hezbollah, Makateeb Hezbollah, militias in Iraq; they're arming the Houthis in Yemen, launching missiles in the Gulf states.
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At the time of the news article posted by Poole, the United States was arming and funding the mujahedeen in the Soviet-Afghan War.
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"I haven't had any, like, strong-arming or, 'Please support my brother'" from Joaquin Castro, said one member who requested anonymity to speak candidly.
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He also broke with Trump on arming schoolteachers and vouched for a system where potentially unstable people could temporarily lose their access to firearms.
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The Florida legislature is currently considering arming teachers as a way to deter school shootings, a proposal that Trump called for following the Feb.
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Bill Galvano, who is helping craft a bill in response to the shooting deaths, insisted the idea is not the same as arming teachers.
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The ongoing gun debate is expected to be front and center in his remarks after Trump suggested arming teachers to help end the violence.
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But there has been no indication that Mr. Obama is prepared to authorize arming the Syrian Kurds in the waning hours of his administration.
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Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, writing on Twitter on Saturday, had blamed regional countries and their "US masters" for funding and arming the separatists.
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Iran cares deeply about Syria's fate and has been funding and arming proxies in support of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime for years.
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On CNN and MSNBC, a relatively large portion of the coverage over the weekend was on arming teachers — significantly more than on Fox News.
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In Texas, for example, the number of districts arming school staff grew by 72 percent, from 172 districts in February to 303 by December.
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Tennessee is one of the few states that ban school districts from arming personnel (with the exception of staff with backgrounds in law enforcement).
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When millennials were in high school, there weren't as many discussions about arming classroom teachers to fend off would-be attackers; now it's commonplace.
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Arming yourself with data about why wage equality and diversity in the workplace improves the bottom line might be our best defense against naysayers. 12.
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It was when he was director of the CIA that Petraeus urged the arming of the Syrian moderate opposition, which was overruled by President Obama.
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India accuses Pakistan of arming and training anti-India rebels and also helping them by providing gunfire as cover for incursions into the Indian side.
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" The use of acid in attacks has even spread to children as young as 12 who have been arming themselves with substances "for self-defense.
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Quanta Magazine spoke with Goldin about finding beauty in abstract thought, how STATS is arming journalists with statistical savvy, and why mathematical literacy is empowering.
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"What matters is when it comes to strong-arming executives into keeping jobs in this country, Trump's got the supermarket going for him," Cramer said.
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The Sunni Muslim-ruled kingdom accuses Iran, a Shi'ite Muslim theocracy across the Gulf, of radicalising and arming some members of its Shi'ite majority population.
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Recent comments by Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump proposing arming Japan and South Korea with nuclear weapons have raised eyebrows here in the country.
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The U.S.-led coalition has helped it with airstrikes and some artillery support from special forces, as well as by arming the Kurdish-led SDF.
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Scott opposes arming teachers, part of his proposal to address gun violence in schools is to mandate one school resource officer for every 1,000 students.
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Another interesting tidbit: As the Midnighters are arming themselves against the incursion of vamps, we see Creek sharpening the ends of broom handles into stakes.
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He has claimed credit for strong-arming Carrier, a maker of air-conditioners, into keeping 1,000 jobs in Indiana, rather than sending them to Mexico.
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Parkland student survivors, who mobilized a national youth-led effort against gun violence after the shooting, have been unwavering in their opposition to arming teachers.
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U.N. reports have previously said that the UAE and Egypt have been arming Haftar's Libya National Army (LNA) since 2014, but details have been unclear.
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At the meeting Mr Trump suggested that America might begin arming some of its 3m teachers with handguns in an effort to protect their students.
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Sure, this isn't SoftBank money, but for one of Silicon Valley's biggest and oldest firms, it's a dramatic re-arming of itself for future battles.
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And, of course, the suddenly cash-strapped and budget-conscious Saudis aren't including arming themselves and their closest allies in their recent cost-cutting efforts.
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President Trump's actions – whether arming Ukraine, canceling the terrible nuclear deal with Iran, bombing Syria or slapping tariffs on China – are all very big sticks.
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She has suggested, for example, that America should play a more significant role in Syria by imposing a no fly zone and arming the Kurds.
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"What matters is when it comes to strong-arming executives into keeping jobs in this country, Trump's got the supermarket going for him," Cramer said.
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US defense officials say they have been in contact with their Turkish counterparts as part of an effort to allay concerns about arming Kurdish fighters.
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The Pentagon said that it would continue prioritizing the arming of Arab forces in Syria, but acknowledged Ankara's concerns in the statement announcing the decision.
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"I'm strongly for concealed carry, strongly for arming the teachers like Trump said," said Nick Fuentes, 19, from Chicago, as he stood outside the booth.
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Such a strategy will also strengthen our candidate bench: By arming talented legislators and mayors today, we will be grooming tomorrow's governors and senators. 3.
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He had staunchly come out against arming teachers, but Florida's Senate struck a compromise Monday that excluded full-time educators from participating in the program.
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Trump, a Republican who backed gun rights during and since his 2016 presidential campaign, last week suggested that arming teachers could help stop more rampages.
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The U.S. obviously isn't arming China with military equipment, but the U.S. is making billions of dollars available to the China by buying Chinese exports.
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Reversing course so quickly only confirms that the strong-arming and backroom dealing that made the DNC so toxic in 2016 is alive and well.
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This reflexive rolling over is alarming and portends a future where Facebook does not just tolerate political strong-arming of its platform, but enables it.
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The government of Niger must give permission to allow the arming of US drones there, something it has yet to do, according to one official.
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As Congress nears its summer recess, Republican leaders have been eagerly arming members with legislative accomplishments to use in their re-election campaigns back home.
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"What happened this morning was word came back that China was stiff-arming the trade negotiators," said Jeffrey Saut, chief investment strategist at Raymond James.
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Lawmakers and interest groups are often at odds on policies to curb mass shootings, suggesting strategies varying from increased mental health evaluations to arming teachers.
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Trump has also expressed support for arming teachers to prevent future school shootings, despite opposition from educators and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
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After all, the Second Amendment was written when revolution meant arming a militia with poop-powered muskets that could fire only three rounds a minute.
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I want to see Barry Trotz stiff-arming Jon Cooper at the blue line with a trip to the Stanley Cup Final on the line.
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Those generals generally support the Obama administration's current strategy of bombing ISIS from the air while arming and training the rebels battling on the ground.
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A senior administration official told the Journal that President Trump has not been briefed on the plan, nor is his position on arming Ukraine known.
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He is stiff-arming any Heisman talk as well as any speculation about his future in the N.F.L. should he choose to leave Michigan early.
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At a Wednesday White House listening session with survivors of the shooting, Trump polled the guests on their thoughts of arming teachers to protect students.
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According to a recent Gallup poll, however, 58 percent of the population of South Korea is in favor of arming the country with nuclear weapons.
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On Capitol Hill, several Republican senators sounded cool to the idea of federal involvement in arming teachers, saying it should be left to the states.
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And even as those children demonstrated, a healthy portion of that class was studiously ignoring them and earnestly debating the merits of arming teachers instead.
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Separately, the president abandoned his embrace of expansive gun control, bowing to pressure by the National Rifle Association and embracing its agenda of arming teachers.
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Mr. Trump eventually reversed course, instead embracing the National Rifle Association-backed policies of arming teachers and making incremental improvements to the background check system.
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At a time when the public is debating arming teachers, it is another example of an unlikely group being enlisted to fight a national crisis.
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Combine this tacit license to discriminate with the Trump administration plan to encourage the arming of teachers, and you have a recipe for something combustible.
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A new Quinnipiac poll says 56 percent of voters in Florida oppose the idea of arming teachers, compared to 40 percent who support the measure.
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Turkey has said that American support for the militia amounts to arming a group that has been fighting an insurgency in Turkey for 30 years.
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There has also been ample speculation that the Trump administration is targeting Huawei as a strong-arming tactic amid the ongoing U.S.-China trade war.
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But the platform's launch was delayed, only recently getting off the ground, and top officials are strong-arming a potential competitor out of the market.
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President Trump was clearly strong-arming the young president of Ukraine, a man who desperately needed U.S. military help to ward off the Russian army.
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In seven tweets on the issue of gun policy on Thursday morning, Trump strongly advocated arming "only the best" trained teachers with guns in schools.
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Trump has indicated a number of ideas are under consideration, ranging from arming teachers to raising the federal age requirement on purchasing semi-automatic weapons.
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A controversial part of the new Florida law allows for the arming of some teachers if the local school district and local sheriff's department agree.
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Former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) made a similar proposal on Tuesday, saying arming teachers is "the only long-term solution" to mass school shootings.
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Pentagon officials have long favored arming the Y.P.G., a battle-hardened Kurdish militia, but it is sure to infuriate Turkey, which faces a Kurdish insurgency.
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He is also advocating for arming school officials who have firearms training so that they can shoot back in the case of an active shooter.
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" One parent brought up the controversial idea of arming teachers and administrators with concealed guns, which Trump said is "certainly a point we will discus.
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"Nothing is certain, but the fundamentals concerning Italy and Leonardo, as well as MBDA's involvement in arming Italian platforms, point in that direction," he added.
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The global group is also upping its own ground game, arming each drug developer with their own set of facts to deploy in the debate.
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And because the question of arming teachers is a sensitive school security matter, the votes often take place in executive session and behind closed doors.
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The U.S. president has said he favors training and arming a few teachers who could confront anyone who attempts to attack students a public school.
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However, 20 percent of teachers support the idea of arming staff members and 18 percent would undergo special training to carry a firearm at school.
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Scott has been vocal in his opposition to arming teachers, he has not said whether he would veto any legislation that includes such a provision.
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Navies around the world are arming their undersea forces with missiles filling the roles guns filled long ago—shore bombardment, anti-ship and anti-air.
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India accuses Pakistan of training and arming the rebels in the portion it controls and sending them to the Indian side, a claim its neighbor denies.
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And the United States has been busy arming Ukraine with lethal weapon systems, but the media, they are not going to focus on any of this.
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And how did comedian Sacha Baron Cohen managed to infiltrate Congress and convince so many to support an absurd cause like arming 3-year-old children?
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BUT perhaps there is a more sober way of doing so than, say, Megan Rapinoe airplane-arming around the backfield after scoring the game's 9th goal.
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This approach, as employed in Ukraine, relies on using a range of deniable and arm's-length instruments, from influencing politicians to arming and unleashing proxy militias.
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"We do not believe arming teachers is the best way to make our schools safe," Broward Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie said in a statement last week.
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Sharon and Ozzy were leaving Mr. Chow in Bev Hills Saturday night, when our photog asked about Trump's opinion that arming potential victims is the solution.
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NRA Family, the ostensibly family-oriented wing of the National Rifle Association, is putting a decidedly revisionist spin on classic fairy tales by arming the protagonists.
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" President Trump tweeted Saturday that arming teachers would be "a big & very inexpensive deterrent" to mass shooters but that the decision would be "up to states.
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Most of Horiguchi's work comes from blitzing in from distance with the one-two, and then either clinching, tripping, weaving, or stiff arming the opponent away.
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Tariffs, restrictions on Chinese investments and strong-arming American firms in China to bring production home: Chinese leaders claim this increasingly feels like cold-war containment.
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The US saw arming the Kurds as one of the only ways to successfully root out ISIS from Raqqa, the caliphate's de facto capital in Syria.
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Some gun rights proponents in Texas have embraced the idea of arming teachers, a strategy advocated by the National Rifle Association and U.S. President Donald Trump.
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India accuses Pakistan of training and arming the rebels in the portion it controls and sending them to the Indian side, a claim its neighbour denies.
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These are things that high schoolers deal with, and The Craft gives them the weight they deserve, while arming its characters with unusual tools to cope.
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YouGov did not ask respondents for their views on arming teachers, but the suggestion of stationing armed guards in schools divided opinion among Republicans and Democrats.
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Since then Germany has expanded its role in Afghanistan, started arming Kurdish Peshmerga fighters in northern Iraq and increased its peacekeeping role alongside France in Mali.
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President Donald Trump has vowed not to tighten firearms laws despite multiple mass shootings this year and instead called for arming teachers and increasing school security.
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In the first episode, for example, Cohen dresses as an Israeli character who tries to get gun-rights advocates to endorse his notion of arming preschoolers.
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By the end of the episode, Cohen easily convinces sitting senators to record a PSA in favor of arming three-year-olds in school with guns.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies have accused their rival Iran of arming and supporting the Houthis - an assertion dismissed by both the armed group and Tehran.
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Smith said he pulled his weapon because he thought Gunn was arming himself with a six-foot (1.8-meter) painter&aposs pole from a front porch.
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On gun control, the administration has ensured that Trump's personal – if controversial – thoughts on arming teachers are a focus of the discussion, and perhaps new legislation.
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While Snapchat distracts itself with new Spectacles 22018 camera glasses, Instagram is arming itself with new firepower to nuke the crap out of its adversary app.
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Chapman is well-known in right-wing circles for arming himself with a stick and confronting anti-fascist demonstrators in Berkeley, California, according to the ADL.
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And while some people argue that such strong-arming, big-footing, and steamrolling tactics are necessary, time has shown this line of attack to be nihilistic.
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Earlier this month, The Washington Post reported that the Obama administration had devised a plan to oust ISIS from Raqqa, which included arming Syrian Kurdish forces.
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Trump administration officials have expressed support for arming teachers, drawing criticism from Democrats and gun-safety advocates, many of whom called for stronger gun control laws.
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Beyond the insanity of it, beyond the fact that arming teachers would make our children's classrooms less safe, it's also not what educators and students want.
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We received direct input from the Army and Marine Corps early on, which was critical in ensuring the new arming and fuzing design was user friendly.
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Here's why it matters: We live in a world where Taser is considering arming the police with a autonomous drone that can electrocute someone at-will.
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For the past two decades, Washington has been struggling in vain to stop North Korea's aggressive, anti-American leaders from arming the country with nuclear weapons.
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Some members of the punditocracy see the enviable stability and relative peace of the Cold War as an applicable approach toward the nuclear-arming North Korea.
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Seeking to prevent the attack, the US began arming and training secular Syrian Kurdish militias while providing aerial support, which proved to be a successful strategy.
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This may sound odd, given they are arming and assisting a group of Kurdish fighters that Turkey, the US's NATO ally to the north, considers terrorists.
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Analysts do not expect Trump will announce any new gun reforms at the NRA event, but they believe he might highlight his push for arming teachers.
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Trump has called for arming teachers a number of times in recent days, arguing that if educators at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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Musk's lawyers say the Tesla CEO's Twitter account is filled with frivolous jokes, including tweets about being a Martian and arming people against the zombie apocalypse.
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Former Hillary Clinton adviser Zac Petkanas, for instance, has welcomed the new aggressiveness towards Ukraine: I strongly support arming Ukrainian freedom fighters against the Russian invaders.
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The president has also discussed arming teachers, banning bump stocks and strengthening the background check system to be "comprehensive" as possible measures to help reduce shootings.
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Also, there is an unintended consequence of arming teachers: more gun violence — as when teachers mishandle their guns and accidentally injure innocent kids in the classroom.
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When all else fails, insist Speaking of being your biggest advocate, this is why doing your homework and arming yourself with legal knowledge is absolutely necessary.
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My golf swing started feeling a little bit shaky, body was not really turning, was just kind of arming it and not really hitting solid shots.
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More likely, Beijing would adopt a policy of belligerent neutrality, arming and fueling the North Korean war machine, blasting us diplomatically and working for American defeat.
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Democrats have used a language change in the 2016 RNC platform, which no longer calls for arming Ukraine, as proof of an underhanded collusion with Putin.
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A Turkish military leader told NATO leaders in Brussels this week that Turkey would not allow coalition forces to continue arming the YPG, according to Reuters.
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Jerry, the professional trainer of professional shooters, told me he thought arming teachers was a bad idea but that he'd take me and my project on.
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Arming citizens to shoot each other for the "right reason" assumes most of us have more skill, foresight, emotional stability and self-discipline than we do.
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Max Schachter, who lost his 14-year-old son, Alex, in the Parkland shooting, was the only member of the state commission who opposed arming teachers.
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In Libya, Prince Mohammed defied American pleas and a United Nations embargo by arming the forces of the militia leader and would-be strongman Khalifa Hifter.
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"At least arming some of the parishioners or the congregation so that they can respond, if something, when something, like this happens again," Mr. Paxton said.
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Several news stories in the past couple of months have told me that liberals and scared minorities are now flocking to gun stores and arming themselves.
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The White House is instead calling for the arming of teachers, a policy supported by the NRA but derided by gun-control activists and many lawmakers.
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Mr. Trump's decision on arming the Syrian Kurds comes as Iraqi forces, backed by American and allied air power and artillery, are making headway in Mosul.
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In some cases, AQAP has even acquired heavy weaponry from Yemeni forces that originally came from the Saudi-led coalition, which the U.S. has been arming.
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Trump has expressed support for a variety of policies in an effort to combat school shootings, including the controversial move of arming school officials with firearms.
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Feinstein added on Monday that arming teachers is "an utterly ridiculous idea" and accused Trump of aligning his priorities with ideas endorsed by the gun lobby.
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US and Saudi officials have also accused Hezbollah of undermining stability in Iraq and of arming Houthi rebels in Yemen, a charge Hezbollah leaders have denied.
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"But that's me, there are other [teachers] that are trained," she said, adding that the question of arming teachers should be left up to each school.
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From arming the Ukrainians to taking lethal action against Russian paramilitaries in Syria, when it comes to action, Trump's administration has simply been tougher on Putin.
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Blake Carpenter (R) — who helped to draft the proposal — said he thinks that arming teachers could help to save lives in the event of a shooting.
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Trump has turned off many people in the worlds of real estate, banking and law with his strong-arming, fee-shaving or stiffing, bankruptcies and litigiousness.
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Among potential reforms floated following the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, is the controversial idea of arming teachers in America's schools.
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Rapid response from SWAT teamsEarlier in the afternoon, video showed SWAT teams arming themselves and putting on gas masks before moving in closer to the store.
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The "resistance" mostly is carried out through a sort of "good cop-bad cop" strategy of using political groups to infiltrate governments while arming militia groups.
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Bill Nelson The Florida Democrat called arming teachers "a terrible idea," saying that school staff would likely have access to low-caliber weapons unlike the shooters.
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The Trump administration did make a substantial shift in the fight against ISIS in Syria by arming Kurdish forces and increasing the US military presence there.
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The Washington Post reported last week that President Trump would shut down a CIA's program aimed at arming and training rebels fighting against the Syrian government.
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Italy isn't the only country arming Saudi Arabia, but an investigation by The Times uncovered a massive increase in the export of these bombs in 2017.
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But instead of arming readers with interpretive tools and good questions, Aslan tells a highly selective, generalized tale with the goal of proving his own beliefs.
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She has been consistently to the interventionist right of the party mainstream on issues like the Iraq War, the Afghanistan surge, and arming the Syrian rebels.
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Arming the Andamans and Nicobars, in other words, gives New Delhi a potentially commanding say over Chinese access to the Indian Ocean via the Malacca Strait.
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Israel says Hamas bears overall responsibility although the launches were carried out by rival Islamist factions, and it accuses Iran of arming these groups as well.
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Clinton's activist streak ran up against President Obama's deep wariness of further entanglement in the Middle East, and she lost the debate on arming the Syrian opposition.
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According to police, Dejean-Jones was shot after strong-arming his way into an apartment he believed belonged to his ex-girlfriend – the mother of his daughter.
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The only way out of Trump's predicament is acceptance - resume talks with North Korea, the sooner the better, to probe whether it is willing to suspend arming.
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It's just that in terms of arming Jackson and company with material that would motivate an encore, "Shaft" winds up with the short end of the stick.
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She has been consistently in the interventionist wing of the Democratic Party on such issues as the Iraq War, the Libya intervention, and arming the Syrian rebels.
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Russia, striving to promote a more assertive foreign policy amid chilly ties with the West, is in the process of re-arming its army and the navy.
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The sheriff and several parents from the district have said they support arming teachers, which is one of the most controversial recommendations for quickly enhancing school security.
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A week before, in Pearcy, Arkansas, Sessions led a hearing in which several educators made the case for arming staff members because of their isolated, rural location.
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When I ask her if she believes she's arming her own competition, she shoots me a side-eye that manages to be both generous and completely humiliating.
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He snapped a 2-all tie when he hammered the first pitch he saw from side-arming reliever Trevor Hildenberger into the second deck in left field.
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So, while store owners say that traffic is up overall, the new rush of minority customers arming themselves is something of an unexpected glimmer for the industry.
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American companies and politicians have been complaining about China's restricted markets, the closeness of its companies to its spooks and its intellectual-property strong-arming for years.
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During a meeting with the U.N. Security Council on Friday, Nkurunziza accused neighboring Rwanda of supporting rebels by training and arming Burundian refugees recruited on Rwandan soil.
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Mohamed Abdel Salam, the spokesman for the Houthi group - known officially as Ansar Allah - acknowledged their Tehran ties but dismissed claims Iran was arming and funding them.
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The situation in Mosul reveals how little control the US has over the forces that it has spent so much time training and so much money arming.
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The New York Times and The Washington Post reported earlier this month that arming Ukraine is under consideration, but it is unclear if Trump will follow through.
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On today's episode of Daily VICE, we head to Michigan to find out why more civilians are joining militias and arming themselves against the threat of terrorism.
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He went on to repeat the often-heard rationale behind the arming -- which Moscow denies -- that the weapons were supplied to help the Taliban better fight ISIS.
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Arming himself for the expected legal battles ahead, Brown lured Xavier Becerra away from DC where the California native spent more than 20 years as a congressman.
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As German Lopez has written for Vox, there's no good research that supports the idea that arming teachers or other school employees could effectively prevent mass shootings.
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