Yeah, it was just fascinating and sort of barbaric, really ... Not barbaric, but brutal.
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"Commonly, (male circumcision) not seen as being heinous and barbaric and people grow commonly in general to accept male circumcision as not being heinous and barbaric," she said.
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When the U.S. turns away women and children fleeing violence, it makes us look barbaric and that helps ISIS create a narrative to justify barbaric acts in retaliation.
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Even though the "Barbaric and Civilized" show said that the other ones were barbaric in comparison, it did at least examine the whole range of mask-making tradition and practice, from everywhere.
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He also described black people as "barbaric" following Hurricane Katrina.
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" He added that Trump considers Warmbier's death to be "barbaric.
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"He defended this barbaric lunacy by calling the method "amazing.
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They beat Ahmad very badly and in a barbaric way.
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But there are still challenges in stopping this barbaric practice.
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"It's a barbaric practice and a serious crime," she said.
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But Tommen also has a point: The practice is barbaric.
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The Assad regime & its backers MUST END their barbaric behavior.
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Belgian Foreign Minister Didier Reynders described the attack as "barbaric".
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You can ask the Roman Catholic Church and the Holy Roman Empire about that, or the gentle barbaric people who colonized us … Our history is an accumulation of barbaric events; civilization is destruction and construction.
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Laws to keep a society from becoming completely barbaric and chaotic.
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Guyger's case illustrates just how barbaric stand your ground laws are.
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My arrest is also possible, which would be a barbaric step.
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" Basu described the incident as an "outrageous, reckless, and barbaric act.
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They therefore argued that blacks were too barbaric to become Christian.
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"It forced me to modernize my way of working," says Barbaric.
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"This barbaric nation should not be getting our weapons," Republican Sen.
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The modeling industry is barbaric and disgusting with its 'beauty' standards.
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"The hardest part about this was perception... It's barbaric!" he said.
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"This is a barbaric and immoral piece of legislation," he added.
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Unadorned, the struggle for power has a tendency to become barbaric.
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It's so insane that you did something so barbaric so recently.
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Female genital mutilation is labeled "abuse," a "brutal" or "barbaric" practice.
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There is nothing more barbaric than separating children from their parents.
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This barbaric policy is an outgrowth of his own personal cruelty.
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If Meghan scraps this barbaric tradition, the world should applaud her.
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This is the most barbaric of sports where people can die.
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Sharia is a violent law that is buried in barbaric convictions.
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That too, occurred with barbaric frequency after Black people won their liberation.
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For 246 years this barbaric trade took place on sites like this.
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We know it was a barbaric, inhuman act by the Russian state.
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Then we heard about the barbaric torture [of the] Yulin festival. [Ed.
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It has been accepted as a barbaric practice that had to end.
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But the arguably barbaric preparation isn't why eating the bird is illegal.
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"We are at an inflection point," he said, calling current treatments "barbaric."
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Child separation is immoral, but the Trump administration policy is barbaric cruelty.
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Cause the world used to be real barbaric way back in the days.
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Thankfully, the American military's rules of engagement do not permit such barbaric actions.
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"We're talking about barbaric actions that give people great suffering," Madrigal-Borloz said.
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It's fueled by an activist media and (anti) social media and it's barbaric.
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Sejal Jhawer, age 16 The death penalty: one of America's most barbaric practices.
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"It was the beginning of a barbaric trade of human lives," he said.
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So we'll be looking at that barbaric act and studying what's going on.
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Chinese leaders once considered cheese to be too barbaric for the national diet.
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Bethlem's doctors performed barbaric experiments on their patients, too, often while others watched.
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Sukayna, 34, Toronto: I personally oppose it because I think it's just barbaric.
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"This barbaric policy violates our asylum laws and the constitutional rights of parents."
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And for him to say, "Yeah, there's this barbaric racism, too" was meaningful.
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But it has also been criticized for promoting the stereotype of "barbaric" Arabs.
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The MS-13 killers supposedly marching toward our streets like some barbaric horde?
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They are barbaric and inhuman, a "red line" that should never be crossed.
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"Do those inflicting the suffering still have words to justify their barbaric acts?"
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On July 4th, we&aposre having a hotdog eating contest, how barbaric is that?
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"Are they seeking to appease the barbaric, Muslim, rapist hordes of men?" she added.
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Newspapers have variously described the coffin seizures in Jiangxi as "barbaric", "inhuman" and "unlawful".
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" European Council President Donald Tusk: "US strikes show needed resolve against barbaric chemical attacks.
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"They created a new market around what's considered an ultra-portable laptop," says Barbaric.
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The United States and the international community must clearly end this barbaric civil war.
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Barbaric thought camouflaged in seemingly civilized verbal garb turned millions of Germans into madmen.
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"A barbaric operation, this so-called 'mopping up' of the trenches," lamented Antoine Redier.
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We are fighting a terrorist organization, a barbaric organization that is killing innocent people.
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No matter what he was thinking, his choices, his actions barbaric, despicable, profoundly unacceptable.
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How, after all, can anyone see the barbaric practices of ISIS in those terms?
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"There is no place for such barbaric acts in a civilized society," he said.
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Also helping to lighten the mood are Antonia's asides about the barbaric old ways.
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" He added: "This barbaric use of technology is reminiscent of latter-day slave markets.
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Bacha bazi is not the only barbaric Afghan practice countenanced by the U.S. government.
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"Such a barbaric act is not only un-Islamic but also inhuman," he said.
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I felt like the star of a freak show who spoke a barbaric language.
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I oppose the death penalty on the ground that it's barbaric and increasingly unworkable.
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"This sentence is beyond barbaric," the U.S. State Department said of Sotoudeh's reported sentence.
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In short, the mad prince is not only barbaric, he's also unreliable and incompetent.
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Concerns about how moderating the internet's most barbaric content is not a new topic.
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" She called MMA a "spectacle of violence" and "barbaric entertainment masquerading as a sport.
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One clear thread connecting the murders is the barbaric and medieval mode of attack: machetes.
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It's mind-boggling that in 2016, this barbaric blood sport is still taking place anywhere.
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Prohibiting the barbaric but common practice of shackling pregnant women to their beds during childbirth. ?
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"We are still in shock over this heartless, barbaric, sick, torturing act," the shelter wrote.
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He muses about some barbaric remedy for undocumented immigration, or the U.S. military nuking hurricanes.
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He offers the basest, most barbaric definition of manhood that would rival any seasoned misandrist's.
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He crushed rivals who considered him crude, barbaric and even a danger to the republic.
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If cruel, unusual, and barbaric punishment exists, death by nerve gas would certainly be it.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry condemned the "barbaric" murders in a statement released Monday.
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But I don't want to downplay the sheer terrifying, barbaric power of atavistic ethnonationalist sentiment.
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Donald Trump described the attack as "barbaric" and vowed that America would respond with force.
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InstruMMents was founded by Mladen and Boris Barbaric, creators of the popular Misfit Shine smartwatch.
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Phones and cameras were banned and confiscated and so-called perpetrators punished in barbaric ways.
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Thankfully, we now have less barbaric means of removing dubious ink — all thanks to lasers.
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In entertainment circles, it is now commonplace to demean Donald Trump in almost barbaric ways.
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"This is a barbaric act and we condemn this act," government spokesman Abdisalam Aato said.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo strongly condemned the "senseless and barbaric" bombings in Kabul.
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And in this regards, this festival and those like it are nothing short of barbaric.
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U.S. officials should not make such "barbaric comments", government spokesman Phay Siphan said in response.
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Because fighting sports will always be violent, but they do not have to be barbaric.
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The barbaric video of Gadhafi made me open my eyes wide -- the scene was grotesque.
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The impulse after a barbaric attack is always to rein in civil liberties and freedoms.
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Gunshots are really just the most barbaric form of pre-hospital medicine that we do.
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And we all know that the Hulkster would never do anything niche, barbaric, or untoward.
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Using a gun to protect your property, which can be replaced, is barbaric and gross.
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While allowing children to marry might seem barbaric and backward, Virginia is far from alone.
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Millions of people, forced out of their towns by barbaric terrorism, are going back home.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman appears to be following this barbaric policy of previous dictators.
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What is this strange and barbaric tribal ceremony that our unsuspecting traveler has stumbled upon?
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The inquiries into Ferguson, Cleveland, Chicago and Baltimore revealed particularly barbaric and racist policing practices.
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In the United States, the death penalty serves no purpose other than raw, barbaric vengeance.
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However, I am in complete agreement with his position that the death penalty is barbaric.
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Mental doctors were self-deluded or malevolent, their treatments cunning, at times barbaric, methods of control.
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In the future, we may be looked back upon as barbaric in how we treat animals.
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The barbaric practice was then embraced by ISIS, most notoriously by the terrorist dubbed Jihadi John.
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In December, Liu condemned "barbaric" leveraged company buy-outs by some asset managers using illegal funds.
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Fourteen years of barbaric fighting had killed some 13,000 people, or roughly 8% of the population.
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"The chemical attack in Syria was a barbaric attack which must be cleared up," she said.
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"They could've named the new MacBook 'MacBook Air and you probably wouldn't have blinked," Barbaric says.
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Regulations are scaring off money sending projects because they were written for a more barbaric age.
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Honestly, this is the most barbaric thing I've seen on House of Cards in a while.
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The show does not close its eyes to just how criminal and barbaric Germany's wars were.
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It is barbaric and it is evil and it has no place in a civilized world.
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I call for the international community to speak out against these barbaric kidnappings by Chinese police.
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"Many [children] have undergone incredible trauma, having witnessed barbaric violence," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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People are very injured, they're subjected to freezing conditions, and any barbaric treatment has to stop.
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There is a lot of pantomime to it and a lot of show, and it's barbaric.
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And yet we continue to coddle them and shield them from responsibility for their barbaric ways.
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This is a question worth seriously asking following the barbaric murder last week of Mireille Knoll.
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They have been introduced to the concept of a thriving society turning barbaric in a heartbeat.
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It is a state of mind that finds its most vicious, barbaric form in Islamist terror.
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Their barbaric attacks have left more than 100 Copts dead in the last few months alone.
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Because, really, when they finally hit on a less barbaric method for extracting blood, I'm there!
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Can President Obama issue an executive order to put an immediate stop to this barbaric practice?
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John McCain said Liu's death was an "egregious" and "barbaric" violation of the activist's human rights.
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Ed Setzler, say abortion is a "barbaric procedure" and that many other options exist for women.
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Kennan wrote and lectured passionately to change American perceptions of czarist Russia from benign to barbaric.
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I agree with Mr. Kristof that, as currently rendered, many death sentences are cruel, sometimes barbaric.
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What do you think society will look back on as barbaric that today seems totally normal?
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"I think that in 2017 presidents having to comfort grieving families who had loved ones killed in war is barbaric, because war is barbaric," Cindy Sheehan, whose son was killed in Iraq, told The Daily Beast when asked how Trump and Bush compared at handling such situations.
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Adding a barbaric strategy of intentionally putting those civilians on the front line hardly bears thinking about.
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" How Trump decided to act: Trump: "Even beautiful babies were cruelly murdered in this very barbaric attack.
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"FGM is a barbaric practice," Niger's Lalla Malika Issoufou told an international conference on FGM in Rome.
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Up next, President Trump determined to rid the country of the bloodthirsty and the barbaric MS-22020.
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Something or someone is only civilized—enlightened, tasteful—in contrast to that which is uncivilized—barbaric, savage.
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It appears that aside from a few gruesome exceptions, use of the barbaric practice is waning globally.
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Such intellectual atrocities led Theodor W. Adorno to declare that, after Auschwitz, to write poetry is barbaric.
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Shortly after the shooting, Yiannopoulos took to Facebook to describe Islam as a "barbaric, alien" religious culture.
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We've developed a taste for barbaric libertines with twinkling eyes and some zing in their tortured souls.
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She hated where we lived, said it was "barbaric" because it was so far from the city.
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But so far there hasn't been enough pressure exerted to stop the barbaric treatment of the Rohingya.
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Even though I still hum the song, I talk about how barbaric it is to whip animals.
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Mr. Trump called the suspected chemical attack a "barbaric act" and suggested Mr. Putin bears some responsibility.
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Activist Robi described FGM - often carried out with unsterilized blades or knives - as "a very barbaric act".
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Trent, who co-chairs the Congressional Pro-Life Caucus, called the European court's ruling barbaric on Tuesday.
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Will the Russian Federation say anything at all today about the suffering caused by Assad's barbaric tactics?
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" In Shanghai • A Chinese funeral is described as "barbaric for our taste," the streets "swarming with pedestrians.
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But the distinctions that are already brutal during normal times are only more barbaric in a crisis.
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The California governor's moratorium on executions in the state should signal the demise of a barbaric practice.
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A woman on the Supreme Court lashed out at a pervasive macho culture that permits such barbaric acts.
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Opponents spoke out strongly in the house, describing the measure as barbaric, regressive and no deterrent against crime.
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"Such a barbaric act is not only un-Islamic but also inhuman," Nawaz Sharif said in a statement.
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But, second of all, and maybe, in a deeper reason, of course there are barbaric acts out there.
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"This is more than just the latest military result against this barbaric group," Carter said in a statement.
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In quick succession it has crushed one group of separatists (the barbaric IS) and hobbled another (the Kurds).
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Sessions says the government is working to identify others involved and hold them accountable for the "barbaric" crime.
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There is no consistency among the choppy accents of the people that are portrayed as thrilling but barbaric.
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"This is more than just the latest military result against this barbaric group," he said in a statement.
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It consistently demonized the crowd, and there was this vitriol at what was considered the crowd's barbaric behavior.
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Those who are feeling particularly barbaric can enjoy a cut of pork carved from a whole pig leg.
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In a nationally televised address, then Chinese vice president Hu Jintao condemned the bombing as "barbaric" and criminal.
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There is no question that the Assad regime has committed barbaric acts during the country's brutal civil war.
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" In a Twitter post, Prime Minister Omar Abdirashid Ali Sharmarke wrote, "I unreservedly condemn the barbaric attack @ Liido.
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After 18 months of barbaric terrorist attacks, France is leaning towards tightening restrictions on liberty, not loosening them.
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The consensus that the death penalty is both ineffective and barbaric is growing, but that consensus is fragile.
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But he said such persecutions, while barbaric, had become less frequent and "relatively restrained" under Kim Jong-un.
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Assad's suspected chemical weapons attack shows he is willing to go to barbaric lengths to hold onto power.
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Between barbaric whale hunts, the Taiji dolphin slaughter, and disappearing reefs — marine wildlife needs them more than ever.
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This Madden tournament in Jacksonville, it's like a perverse sort of intersection between these really barbaric worlds, right?
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For decades, movies and TV shows have portrayed Arabs as villains, terrorists, misogynists, barbaric, or just plain incompetent.
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Countless Iraqis have had their family members kidnapped, tortured, raped and killed using the most barbaric of tactics.
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Nonetheless, many critics see hunting in any form as barbaric, even when it's for sustenance or ecological reasons.
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Working with local forces in Syria and Iraq, they have succeeded in toppling the Islamic State's barbaric caliphate.
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Bujar consistently rejects collective identities, from the classification of refugees as "barbaric" to the liberal championing of minorities.
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There should be stiffer fines, lengthy prison terms and more police officers who can stop this barbaric practice.
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In a radio interview with LBC, the commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, Cressida Dick, called the attacks barbaric.
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Brunei's decision is barbaric and the UK stands with the LGBT+ community and those who defend their rights.
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"Archaic and barbaric though they may be, their use regrettably of the Internet is very sophisticated," he said.
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And certainly, it was not wrong to try to secure freedom for our citizens held in barbaric captivity.
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"Even beautiful babies were cruelly murdered in this very barbaric attack," he said Thursday night, announcing the strikes.
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Justice R. Banumathi said the men committed a "barbaric crime" as the three judge-panel rejected their appeal.
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" Philippine Presidential Peace Adviser Jesus Dureza said the government strongly condemned "the barbaric beheading of yet another kidnap victim.
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ISIS saw the chaos in Libya as ripe for exploitation and ideal for an expansion of their barbaric cult.
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This lawsuit is another step in holding North Korea accountable for its barbaric treatment of Otto and our family.
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The grand imam of Al-Azhar, the premier religious authority in Egypt, condemned the "barbaric attack" on the mosque.
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On Wednesday, Stoltenberg said the "barbaric" Manchester attack puts into focus how joining the coalition can help, even symbolically.
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In the small foothold the Islamic State maintains in eastern Afghanistan, it carries out particularly barbaric acts of violence.
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Anna Núñez (Houston, Texas): Dealing with daily barbaric immigration news is part of my job (copywriter for America's Voice).
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I see people responding to Trump's barbaric tweets about immigrants, people say that "Only REAL Americans should be here".
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I think if I referred to myself as Fido or Fluffy's "owner," I would be seen as completely barbaric.
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" Cardin added he would introduce bipartisan legislation later this week aimed at showing Duterte "consequences for his barbaric actions.
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"The angle, more or less, was: People in the West are barbaric, personified by this one man," Juhl recalled.
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Tiwa Savage "I refuse to watch the barbaric butchering of my people in SA. This is SICK," she tweeted.
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"We condemn the barbaric attack on our brother, Atef Abu Seif," said Mustafa Barghouti, a senior independent Palestinian politician.
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This shameful and barbaric practice must end, and Iran must return our Americans and other innocent civilians at once.
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They see it as barbaric, so they wonder why I would go out and do it on a whim.
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I hope this award will bring more attention to our situation and create change and end this barbaric policy.
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ND: At the beginning they have a few choice pieces from that exhibit, which was called Masks: Barbaric and Civilized.
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"This is a vicious, barbaric attack on peaceful demonstrators and they are trying to demolish Khan Al-Ahmar," he said.
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It meant the future could be not only as barbaric as the past, but that it most likely would be.
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Also, just being darker-skinned and coming from a culture that a lot of Ashkenazi saw as primitive or barbaric.
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During her heartwarming visit, she chatted with young victims in their hospital beds, condemning the barbaric act as "very wicked."
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Jihadist projects to win back Sunni heartlands with barbaric levels of violence have consistently ended in failure, precipitating more retreats.
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"It is absurd that still in the 21st century we have to live with barbaric crimes like this," Temer said.
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"(This) follows the reckless and barbaric attack which took place in Salisbury in March," Sajid Javid said in a statement.
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At a detention hearing in April, U.S. Magistrate Judge David Peebles described the crimes as "barbaric acts," the newspaper reported.
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There's so much misinformation that has not been particularly corrected by scholars about the barbaric nature of these Barbary Corsairs.
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A barbaric place where, at any given moment, a scene from 300 can break out, and it's no big deal.
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Bilateral relations were chilled for years after Canberra condemned Malaysia&aposs "barbaric" execution of two Australian heroin traffickers in 1986.
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"It is encouraging that the court recognized the state's important and legitimate interests in ending barbaric abortion procedures," he added.
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Questions include 'level of obedience' The forms are tied to one of the world's most reviled, barbaric, ruthless terrorist organizations.
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Similarly, here's the company's founder and CEO Mladen Barbaric on how things on that front haven't changed for a while.
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But other times I wondered whether the system I have been a part of for so long was, simply, barbaric.
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Caruana Galizia's death resulted from a "barbaric attack" that also amounted to an assault on freedom of expression, Muscat said.
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We keep going into these countries thinking we're going to change them, and they change us, make us barbaric instead.
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Many were pleased by the idea that the U.S. was finally putting an end to Russia's barbaric support for Assad.
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Animals rights groups call the hunting practices barbaric, while the administration championed the decision as a win for state's rights.
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These men were not the 10-feet-tall ISIS militants who fought for years, terrifying over their barbaric video broadcasts.
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Traffickers are "inhuman and barbaric," and when caught the ultimate punishment should face prosecution, Okah-Donli said in a statement.
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" On Sunday, Carter applauded the SDF's announcement that it was starting the operation "to free Raqqa from ISIL's barbaric grip.
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Or should he risk fighting a duel and be ostracized by his constituents for engaging in a barbaric Southern practice?
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The same can be said for legislation to defund Planned Parenthood and its barbaric trade in the baby body parts.
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Viewers in countries whose litigious instincts are less barbaric may watch it in amazement, as if it were science fiction.
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This is the guy, after all, who thinks shaking hands is "barbaric," who is followed around by aides bearing sanitizer.
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A woman who sits on the Supreme Court lashed out at a pervasive macho culture that permits such barbaric acts.
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And now a barbaric attack in Chicago on an intellectually disabled teenager is rightly being treated as a hate crime.
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The Indian Medical Association said the "barbaric" attack at the NRS reflected a national problem, and called for a countrywide protest.
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India's Defence Minister Arun Jaitley, who also holds the finance portfolio, condemned the latest killings which he called "reprehensible and barbaric".
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The active and independent nature of the amazons is considered barbaric by the ancient Greeks who expect passivity from their women.
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The conduct of the battles, and the political order that follows them, will determine the course of the region's barbaric wars.
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Putin's government is presented as the lone guardian of traditional Christian values fighting barbaric Muslim hordes and a soft, decadent West.
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These barbaric slaughters are an assault upon our communities, an attack upon our nation, and a crime against all of humanity.
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Over the weekend, the chairman of China's securities regulator condemned "barbaric" leveraged buy-outs by some asset managers using illegal funds.
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As if to counteract Trump's repeated praising of Russian President Vladimir Putin, Pence talked tough on Russia's "barbaric" acts in Syria.
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"To deny a patient this treatment, if it is available, is immoral and barbaric," he wrote in an unusual parting shot.
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And, in a barbaric procedure deemed necessary to prove her honesty, cords are tightened around her fingers while she is questioned.
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But even the Ramadan greeting referred to "barbaric terrorist attacks" in Britain and Egypt and the "perverted ideology" that fuelled them.
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It's crisp and clean, like the cutting shrieks that perforate the machine gun drums and barbaric din of an Emperor track.
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Instead, it quickly came to mean that Chinese men were not simply racially foreign, but also barbaric, old-fashioned, and backwards.
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"Without freedom of speech there is no modern world, just a barbaric one," says Ai, a prominent Chinese artist and activist.
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As such, war has fueled Huxley's dystopias and Jerry Bruckheimer films and the barbaric realms of George R. R. Martin's Westeros.
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"To write poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric," Theodor Adorno declared to the chagrin of the many poets whose words inspire healing.
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It's barbaric and unsustainable .. to beat baby seals – crush there skulls for a 2$ pelt that there is no market for.
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In 1997, George E. Pataki, who was then governor, called the sport barbaric and urged the State Legislature to ban it.
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The U.N. Security Council condemned "the barbaric and cowardly terrorist attack" and expressed solidarity with Britain in the fight against terrorism.
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Dalal Mughrabi was just 19 years old when she led the most barbaric and deadly terrorist attack in modern Israeli history.
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Don't ask why we where at war for a hundred years (and we might again be given those barbaric actions) [sic].
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The story follows Cutter, leader of the Wolfriders, on his quest to find other elves like himself on a barbaric planet.
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Because, first of all, that calculation cannot hold in a killing as vindictive, barbaric and needless as that of Jamal Khashoggi.
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Next to the quietly impersonal sans-serif branding of most personal care products, the Dr. Bronner's label is a barbaric yawp.
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The current NHTSA safety and emission standards it's forced to meet must be barbaric compared to what we'll expect in 2050.
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"Excessive use of force, isolation and shackling of children is barbaric and inhumane," said Human Rights Watch Australia Director Elaine Pearson.
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Fitsum said the entire government was "shocked and saddened by the barbaric killing" and pledged to "bring the perpetrators to justice".
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It was a slow and brutal death for so many, even beautiful babies were cruelly murdered in this very barbaric attack.
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"The King said that the Saudi people are greatly angered by the barbaric actions of the shooter," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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In a tweet, President Roch Marc Christian Kaboré condemned the "barbaric" attack and extended his sympathies to families of the victims.
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In a red-carpeted Riyadh he found an ally against "barbaric criminals," not to mention a lavish purchaser of American arms.
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On top of these barbaric tendencies associated with undiluted wine, it was also potentially a one-way ticket to nowhere good.
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It was a slow and brutal death for so many — even beautiful babies were cruelly murdered in this very barbaric attack.
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House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi said earlier this week that executive, not legislative, action is key in ending the " barbaric" policy.
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"The Afghan army, and specifically their commandos, are leading the fight against these barbaric terrorists," he told journalists in Kabul on Friday.
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We will work with our coalition partners to bring an end to the murderous, barbaric activities of Daesh once and for all.
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"I don't know if there's anything that could actually help her cause at this point after doing something so barbaric," Stahovski concluded.
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"It's so barbaric that it's hard for people to take in," Ziad Majed, a professor at the American University of Paris, said.
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In the shadow of ISIS' barbaric rise in Syria and Iraq, another familiar terror group is experiencing a quiet renaissance: al Qaeda.
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Prime Minister Manuel Valls branded the attack "barbaric" and said it was a blow to all Catholics and the whole of France.
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The current methods of either using chemotherapy to destroy every cell just to get at the cancer cell are barbaric in comparison.
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" Human rights organizations regard the Kaibiles as the most barbaric of Guatemala's units, with its own members calling it a "killing machine.
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In the context of baseball, this was a barbaric time, and those innings figure more prominently in Score's dénouement than McDougald's liner.
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Simple questions like whether they should go to school carry an unimaginable risk of death and dismemberment to satisfy a barbaric demand.
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"This barbaric use of technology is reminiscent of latter-day slave markets," George Otim, Country Director of Plan International South Sudan, said.
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Trump supporters were also substantially more likely than Trump opponents to say that the terms "savage" and "barbaric" describe black people well.
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"I can tell you that the interest in super-thin laptops spiked immediately after the launch of the MacBook Air," Barbaric says.
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The suspension followed scathing comments by China's top securities regulator at the weekend condemning "barbaric" share acquisitions by some unidentified asset managers.
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Unlike abortion advocates, pro-life feminists believe it is barbaric to kill our children to solve a problem or pursue a dream.
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The practice is barbaric, and the United States should simply not be in the small club of countries that executes its citizens.
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I'd stick pictures on Harry's suit relaying the barbaric things British colonialism did in foreign countries that period dramas try to erase.
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It's hardly surprising that Amis, who sees Trump as "emotionally primitive and intellectually barbaric," has written about Trump's rise in literary terms.
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Simply banning painkillers would doom hundreds of thousands of people who are legitimately suffering with pain to a barbaric and excruciating existence.
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Resurgent Taliban forces are gaining ground in rural areas and are carrying out barbaric attacks in the heart of Kabul, the capital.
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It's time for law enforcement at all levels to hold these barbaric businesses accountable for their crimes against vulnerable women and children.
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In an interview with NTV television, Mr. Simsek called the bombing a "barbaric attack" and said multiple terrorist groups were targeting Turkey.
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Because Trump is consistently barbaric and such a prolific liar, it's hard to sustain outrage over any one of his serial scandals.
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Supporters of this barbaric policy sing the injustice of those who are trying to do it right by following the legal procedure.
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" Muscat has condemned Galizia's death, calling it a "barbaric attack on a person and on the freedom of expression in our country.
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Some protesters also firebombed Xinhua's Hong Kong headquarters -- an act condemned as "barbaric" in a statement by the state-run news agency.
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I left Saudi Arabia out of moral disgust with the regime's barbaric war in Yemen, championed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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"No group has the barbaric right to do what was done," the interior minister, Arsen Avakov, said after the killing in Lviv.
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It could be that one of the current behaviors that future generations will regard as most barbaric is our treatment of fetuses.
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To the factions in "Henry VI," no assault on human life is too barbaric if it will feed their craving for dominance.
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Terrorist groups like the Islamic State and Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula are exploiting that lawlessness to pursue their barbaric agendas.
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Further Reading A hundred years ago, a malignant form of governance, both modern and barbaric, slouched towards St. Petersburg to be born.
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This shows the utterly barbaric nature of this act and the dangers that hundreds of innocent citizens in Salisbury could have faced.
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"The attack demonstrates a complete disregard for civilians and reveals the barbaric nature of the enemy faced by the Afghan people," Gen.
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Under Bush, the U.S. government championed barbaric practices which did more to destroy America's moral credibility than all of Trump's tweets combined.
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Supporters likened it to the experience of pilots flying too high into the atmosphere and losing consciousness, while critics called it barbaric.
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So, if Trump's move to impose a health insurance requirement is "barbaric" and "xenophobic," other progressive countries have gone there before him.
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Missionaries and teachers told the Kalinga that their markings were barbaric, would keep them from getting jobs and identified them as criminals.
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"The King said that the Saudi people are greatly angered by the barbaric actions of the shooter," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter.
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"We should differentiate between people's righteous and honest demands on one side and barbaric and disruptive moves by another group," he said.
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Mustafa calls the Turkish attacks "barbaric" and says she hopes the international community will hold the Turkish government accountable for the violence.
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" Burns described the bombings as "barbaric" and noted that "they have produced 800,000 refugees, the greatest number in the Syrian civil war.
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"It is absurd that in the 21st century we have to live with barbaric crimes like this," he said in a statement.
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The Indian Medical Association (IMA) said the "barbaric" attack at the NRS reflected a national problem and called for a countrywide protest.
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President Emmanuel Macron said on Twitter he was "disgusted by this barbaric act" and praised the calmness and efficiency of security forces.
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This year, the Spellman family has been nominated to send for a representative, and while Sabrina insists it's barbaric, Zelda puts herself forward.
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Ed Setzler, say abortion is a "barbaric procedure" and that many other options exist for women, including adoption and the "morning after" pill.
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Shares in China plunged after the insurance regulator said late last Friday that it would curb "barbaric" stock acquisitions by insurers, Reuters reported.
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"In reaction to this barbaric attack, a vast air and land search operation is seeking to neutralise the many assailants," the statement said.
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"Very late term abortions are an extreme and barbaric practice," Arizona Republican Trent Franks, the bill's sponsor, said in a statement on Facebook.
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But all states eventually turned to lethal injection as their primary choice, over concerns that electric chairs were too barbaric, particularly for viewers.
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"No human being deserves to be attacked in their sleep in this most vicious and barbaric way," he said, according to the Columbian.
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To some, Polygon Elite may seem barbaric, but Mr. Maslikhov assured the class he is concerned more with ethics than with blood lust.
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David Cameron described Emwazi as a "barbaric murderer" at the time and said the operation was a "strike at the heart" of ISIS.
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That includes Ed Harris, a frequent visitor whose barbaric tastes hint at a deeper, more nefarious motivation, still vague after previewing four episodes.
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Mr. Zarif calls Saudi Arabia's execution method barbaric, but he serves a regime that orders lashing of teenage rape victims before executing them.
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"Very late-term abortions are an extreme and barbaric practice," Arizona Republican Trent Franks, the bill's sponsor, said in a statement on Facebook.
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Lisa Vanderpump is absolutely disgusted by the Coachella woman caught dumping puppies in a dumpster ... she says it's disgusting, barbaric and completely irresponsible.
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Supreme Court Justice R Banumathi said that the men had committed a "barbaric crime" that had "shaken society's conscience," according to the BBC.
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Dutch speakers, now a majority of 60 percent, were considered peasants by the French speakers, who found their potato stew culture nearly barbaric.
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In a tweet, Abdirahman Osman called the attack "barbaric" and said countries including Turkey and Kenya had already offered to send medical aid.
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Those spikes still protrude from the square's perimeter fence, a chilling reminder of ISIS' barbaric reign over Raqqa that lasted nearly four years.
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Bay has created a movie that sets emotions on fire, gets adrenaline pumping, and incites the barbaric urge to guzzle a protein shake.
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It's hard to believe, considering his suspected killers are already behind bars and an audio recording of his barbaric murder and dismemberment exists.
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BRANDON BITTNER Royersford, Pa. To the Editor: There are no words to describe the senseless and barbaric act of violence committed in Orlando.
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Pope Francis expressed horror at what the Vatican called the "barbaric killing" of an 85-year-old priest at his church in France.
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Animalist groups have spent decades reinforcing the idea that harvesting seals is among the most barbaric, gruesome, and cruel acts humankind can perpetrate.
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Coetzee's novel turns in part on the fact that the barbaric presence in his pages is the Empire, not the Empire's imagined enemies.
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"Now they have become more barbaric and brutal like ISIS, they think that by doing this they can achieve their goals." he said.
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Is it any less barbaric to be told that your child will suffer and then be deprived of any ability to protect her?
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The increasingly barbaric convulsions of violence on both sides have changed the calculus in Beijing, which has been telegraphing a potentially harder line.
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"We grieve as we strongly condemn the barbaric beheading of yet another kidnap victim," said Jesus Dureza, an adviser to President Rodrigo Duterte.
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That quite possibly sounds just as barbaric as vigorously rubbing skin with walnut shells, but it's where we are now as a society.
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She recognizes that seeing the guests at their most barbaric and intimate provides insights into their weaknesses that no other profession could have provided.
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Muslim comedians in the Middle East who have been risking their lives to mock these barbaric killers in ISIS say the exact same thing.
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The group was so barbaric that even al-Qaeda denounced it—though for self-interested reasons, not out of a concern for human rights.
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Suzuki's barbaric yawp is as satisfying as ever, but Churchburn's rouling tar pit of bleak, paranoid riffage is the star of the show here.
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Any departure from the Taliban's barbaric version of Islam, such as dancing or shaving or educating girls, could earn floggings, imprisonment or even death.
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Watson lived for boxing; Eubank called it a mug's game, a barbaric and exploitative circus that he participated in only to make himself wealthy.
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As exotic and barbaric as foot binding seems today, its study demands reflection on the pressures many people face to conform to beauty norms.
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UFC president Dana White is probably the biggest star on the program, and his sport was considered to be a barbaric backwater for years.
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"The chemical weapons attack that took place on Saturday in Douma in Syria was a shocking and barbaric act," May told reporters on Wednesday.
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This is a battle between barbaric criminals who seek to obliterate human life and decent people of all religions who seek to protect it.
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We also have a vice president who won't dine alone with women and supports government funding of the barbaric practice of gay conversion therapy.
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Avatars, including a barbaric orc with an ax and a cloaked shape-shifter act out the role-playing games played by the stage characters.
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Editorial Although the death penalty is still considered constitutional by the Supreme Court, Americans' appetite for this barbaric practice diminishes with each passing year.
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"There is no justification whatsoever for such barbaric acts," Khan said, adding that "there's no reason to be alarmed" over an increased police presence.
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It felt animalistic and barbaric, and I think I was recognizing the part of myself that has control over these dreams, this unconscious self.
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Before becoming president, he once wrote the practice of shaking hands was "barbaric," though it's one political tradition even he's been unable to banish.
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This is a battle between barbaric criminals who seek to obliterate human life, and decent people of all religions who seek to protect it.
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I mean, the people who came to this country as settlers didn't think of themselves as inhumane or barbaric or killers or mass murderers.
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"I condemn without reservations this barbaric attack on a person and on the freedom of expression in our country," he said in a statement.
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Nationally, however, far too many school districts still employ barbaric policies under which children are openly humiliated when their parents cannot pay lunch bills.
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"Trump's landmine policy reversal is barbaric, weakens America's moral leadership, and is quite simply a giveaway to the military industrial complex," the statement reads.
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The barbaric conditions of solitary may cause or worsen depression, paranoia and outbursts of anger that often result in even more time in isolation.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Monday condemned the "barbaric resurgence" of anti-Semitism around the world, linking it to the rise of populism.
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Theodor Adorno said, "To write poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric": any attempt to aestheticize the camps, to redeem the irredeemable, only trivializes the events.
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Still, the film's point comes across by the end: Not only is capital punishment barbaric, but the system that orchestrates it is grossly flawed.
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"The video ... is chilling: mob violence against a member of a religious minority is barbaric, unacceptable," the commission said in a post on Twitter.
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" Another friend, Jamal Lattouf, wrote on Facebook: "Very sad for the death of my friend Nawras Assaf in the savage, barbaric attack in Istanbul.
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Jamie Lee Curtis "I stand with George Clooney, a good man doing the right thing, fighting an unjust and barbaric law," the actress tweeted.
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He and his fellow divers and photographers frequently put themselves in harm's way in their around-the-globe investigations of frankly barbaric fishing practices.
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This may sound extreme, but not long ago bariatric surgery also seemed barbaric — and it has quickly become a common treatment for extreme obesity.
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As barbaric as those sound, some prisoners have said they'd rather be shot by firing squad than suffer the horrors of a botched lethal injection.
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" MAN SHOUTING 'ALLAHU AKBAR' STABS POLICE DOG TO DEATH, COPS SAY Bridget Barder, an animal cruelty officer, reportedly described the scene as "horrid" and "barbaric.
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"We will respond to the barbaric plotting around sanctions and pressure by the United States with powerful counter measures of our own," the statement read.
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And not investigating the societal inequalities that explain the involvement of a juvenile (the accused was 17 at the time) in this barbaric gang rape.
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Cutting a hole in a pregnant woman's head may sound barbaric, but these Medieval Italians were simply doing their best to save this woman's life.
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"For us, the important point was that the Haqqanis no longer continue the kind of barbaric attacks they have carried out in Kabul," he said.
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"Jihadi John," a man with a familiar English accent, cutting off the head of American James Foley, was so barbaric we can barely comprehend it.
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In 1996, his barbaric crimes culminated with the murder of 8-year-old Michael Lyons, whom Rhoades kidnapped while the boy walked home from school.
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It reduces the long, barbaric and ongoing history of American racism to a problem, a formula, a dramatic equation that can be balanced and solved.
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The treatment of whaling as a modern industry is on-point here, a barbaric business that coats the whole world in a fishy, grimy sheen.
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The CSRC recently pledged to target "barbaric" leveraged buyouts and to restrict excessive fundraising by some listed companies, with a focus on private share placements.
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"This barbaric use of technology is reminiscent of latter-day slave markets," George Otim, country director of Plan International South Sudan, said in a statement.
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Twitter said the message, in which von Storch accused police of appeasing "barbaric, gang-raping Muslim hordes of men," violated its rules on hate speech.
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Earlier this month, an AfD lawmaker caused a furor after accusing police of "appeasing the barbaric, Muslim, rapist hordes of men" by tweeting in Arabic.
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The juxtaposition of such luxury alongside news of the barbaric and extrajudicial killing of a journalist would be too much for the museum to bare.
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And yet, whenever they did fight, reactionary commentators, in both North and South, classified them as barbaric animals who needed to be caged in slavery.
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Taxation is a vestige of this, the cruel, barbaric history of government, the dark truth of which has been obscured by the mists of time.
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If the monologues feel epic and overdetermined, it is because they are meant to highlight the farcical, barbaric aspects of the entire Wall Street apparatus.
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If we were to write of its violence as being merely irrational or even barbaric, our condemnation wouldn't resonate as strongly in the popular imagination.
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All these questions point to the central enigma of the Holocaust, which has variously been interpreted as a premeditated action and as a barbaric improvisation.
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It is low-yield marketing, but its barbaric videos resonate with a small number of self-selectors, many of whom are already deeply troubled individuals.
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The Russian republic of Chechnya has gained international ire for its barbaric treatment of gay men, which includes hunting them and putting them into camps.
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Even with the mistakes we've made in the United States, we've managed to stand for something while also standing against that type of barbaric hate.
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But what of Eubank, the overtly self-confident showman, declaring his sport exploitative and barbaric; defying conventions, projecting a confident, uncompromising and almost homoerotic image.
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This is the safest method available in the second trimester, but opponents say the procedure, which they often refer to as "dismemberment abortion," is barbaric.
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Where "Ugly Cherries" could be lonesome and searching, "Pageant" is fabulously defiant, a barbaric yawp sounded from the borderlands of gender expression and evolving sexuality.
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Do you agree with Boris Johnson, the British foreign secretary, when he suggests that President Bashar al-Assad's "barbaric regime" must end after the conflict?
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Ed Setzler, a Republican, said that abortion is a "barbaric procedure" and many other options exist for women including adoption and the Morning After pill.
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Read more " _____ • From The Intercept: "Fight fewer wars and for narrower reasons, but be more barbaric and criminal in prosecuting the ones that are fought.
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Ed Setzler, a Republican, said that abortion is a "barbaric procedure" and many other options exist for women, including adoption and the "morning after" pill.
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The patient (the nation) is so ill that the show's creators believe they must resort to the most barbaric form of intervention: bleeding the patient.
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Before they became buddies with the wildlings, legends about them were as barbaric as those about the White Walkers: They eat babies, mate with animals, etc.
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The time is now to stand up for justice and humanity — we must end the barbaric practice of family separation and detention of children in cages.
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" House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi said after visiting an immigration detention center in San Diego: "Our message to Mr. Trump is, stop this inhumane, barbaric policy.
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We will push for countries to take their share of responsibility for protecting refugees and we will speak out against barbaric breaches of international humanitarian laws.
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You have told these men that they are barbaric, that they beat their women, that they rape white women, and that they want to kill everyone.
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As Lady Cox, a veteran human-rights campaigner, argues, this gives "credibility and resources to the Khartoum government while it carries on with its barbaric policies".
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It's hard to process how anyone could treat another living being with such barbaric sadism, but Adam Gettrick (Derrick Riddell) is frighteningly sick in the head.
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The writers also continue to have considerable fun with Snow's barbaric pal Tormund (Kristofer Hivju) and his lecherous interest in the towering knight Brienne (Gwendoline Christie).
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The British government said in a statement the U.S. missile strikes were an appropriate response to the "barbaric chemical weapons attack" launched by the Syrian government.
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"For this reason I have come up here to show my support and convey the true message of Islam, which condemns such barbaric attacks," he added.
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And though she may be forever trying to convince her sister to leave the barbaric Stanley, you also feel she's competing with Stella for his attention.
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"It's just barbaric when you talk about bringing back the firing squad or hangings and all the rest," said Charles Irvin, the state ACLU's legal director.
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The verdict is in: even those of us deeply committed to battling discrimination and inequality find this shutting down of speakers barbaric: unintellectual, uncivil, crude, counterproductive.
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The jihadists' "barbaric attack on a church", as the prime minister, Manuel Valls, put it, recast France's conflict with terror as a primitive war of religion.
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The media sometimes singles out President Lenín Moreno of Ecuador to show that there is a "center-left" presence in this illegal and somewhat barbaric enterprise.
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During World War I, Germany's use of submarines to sink civilian ships without first ensuring the safety of the crew and passengers was seen as barbaric.
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Greek Classical art is an embodiment of ideals to be admired, but it is also an assertion of ethnic exceptionalism in a barbaric, Other-filled world.
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"Mourad and his family are crushed to learn that Najim is the author of such barbaric acts," his lawyer, Philippe Culot, said at a news conference.
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" Anti-abortion activists that are part of the group Center for Medical Progress have denounced the "barbaric killing spree in Colorado Springs by a violent madman.
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He also supported legislation to bar federal funds for Planned Parenthood, saying some of its clinics had been involved in what he called "barbaric" abortion practices.
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Readers who can see past the book's ideological overlay will find it a solid introduction to an inspiring and, yes, heroic struggle against a barbaric practice.
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But what will become of our nation if we cannot rise up in some way against the barbaric cruelty toward refugees that our president lustfully embraces?
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However, I can never use, in any way, this fact to justify, in any possible way, this barbaric act that goes against civilization and all dignity.
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To be clear, all of us still believe this alleged 'therapy' is barbaric and inhumane, but repealing this law seemed to be the best path forward.
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The notion that eating bat is inherently barbaric, disgusting, or immoral is based entirely on the food practices that have been normalised in predominantly Western societies.
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Speaking with a gathering that included former Auschwitz inmates, she said she felt "deep shame in the face of the barbaric crimes committed by Germans here."
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At the United Nations, the Malian foreign minister, Abdoulaye Diop, said the "criminal, cowardly, barbaric attack" in Gao would not stop the government from promoting peace.
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"Everyone knows Caruana Galizia was a harsh critic of mine, both politically and personally, but nobody can justify this barbaric act in any way," Muscat said.
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" Other celebrities, such as actress Jamie Lee Curtis, also supported Clooney, calling him "a good man doing the right thing, fighting an unjust and barbaric law.
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Democrats have accused the administration of "barbaric" treatment of children, while Republicans are moving tentatively toward legislation that would curb, if not entirely halt, the practice.
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If that sounds similar to the strange research facility doing barbaric science experiments and tampering with the Upside Down in Stranger Things season one, it should.
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The belief that somehow his barbaric nature is missing from the culture and that we are able to ignore, maybe, some of the realities of life.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Jordan on Monday condemned the "barbaric chemical attack" on Douma in Syria and urged the international community to take the "right decision" against perpetrators.
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Rather he does what good novelists should, which is to hold up a mirror to society and remind people that what passes for normal is often barbaric.
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Lack of functioning states in Syria and Iraq has provided a fertile ground for various terrorist organizations, including the barbaric DAESH and of course PKK and YPG.
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On a completely unrelated note, anyone remember that time when Trump described himself as a "clean hands freak" who finds the very idea of shaking hands barbaric?
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Many are too horrific or graphic to repeat but have a common thread: the violence was perpetrated by their husbands, involves barbaric acts and are done repeatedly.
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Speaking on the panel, Kenyan FGM survivor Keziah Bianca Oseko, called the practice "barbaric" and said the trauma of being cut pushed her into activism against FGM.
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When Saudi Arabia killed 47 people—mainly alleged terrorists—in a mass execution on January 19663, it was naturally condemned by observers worldwide as inhumane and barbaric.
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Indonesian President Joko Widodo said in an address that the attacks were "very barbaric and beyond the limit of humanity," after visiting the bomb sites on Sunday.
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The shed 1.2 percent or 38.9 points at 3,0003 after China securities regulator chairman Liu Shiyu called company buy-outs by some asset managers "barbaric" on Saturday.
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Another scene sees Renée being forcibly given electroshock therapy, which Conticelli tells me was researched by watching live videos of inpatients going through the same barbaric procedure.
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A UN High Commissioner for Human Rights spokesman, Rupert Colville, said Tuesday that his office had received reports of "barbaric acts" committed by ISIS as troops advance.
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This is due in part to the early methods of administering the treatment, which were, by all accounts, barbaric, and which still reverberate in our cultural consciousness.
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" Khan called the attack "barbaric and sickening," adding: "This was a cowardly act of terrorism that targeted a concert attended by thousands of children and young people.
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It's not even as basically barbaric as it was originally, it's just cosmetic at this point, we're just doing it because we feel like we're supposed to.
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But what's happening in Syria -- specifically, the rise of ISIS, which is widely regarded as a ruthless and, at times, barbaric terrorist group -- has changed the equation.
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The chili pepper came to China's coastal cities in the Ming Dynasty via maritime trade routes from the Portuguese and was initially viewed as a barbaric plant.
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The entire art / science / barbaric display of bullfighting is built around the principle that a charging bull cannot turn in a distance shorter than it's own body.
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In May, I joined with organizations and dedicated individuals to raise awareness of this barbaric practice and other events like it around the world, by introducing H.Res.
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He talks like any other absentee dad, except when he has to display an antiquated notion about gender or masculinity, when he switches into mock-barbaric mode.
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Ahmed El-Tayyeb, the grand imam of Al-Azhar, condemned the "barbaric attack" on the mosque and said Egyptians would prevail over terrorism with solidarity and determination.
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Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek said the "barbaric" attack in the city of Gaziantep, near the border with Syria, on Saturday appeared to be a suicide bombing.
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"Allowing the killing of bear cubs and wolf pups in their dens is barbaric and inhumane," Jamie Clark, president of Defenders of Wildlife, said in a statement.
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Although most mainstream folks don't speak in those terms anymore, the abhorrent perception of blackness as some kind of harbinger for barbaric wickedness still colors American life.
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And these two countries according to Pew Research, a majority of residents say that the barbaric practice of honor killings against women are often or sometimes justified.
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The supporting cast does well by Ms. Anderson's conversational, expletive-laced dialogue, in which the possibilities of barbaric invasion and divine intervention are regarded as everyday possibilities.
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A lot of reporting I've seen about Muay Thai tends to make blanket statements about the sport, or paints the situation in a barbaric and negative light.
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" Hazem Qassim, a Hamas spokesman, described the attack on the high-rise as "barbaric behavior, which belongs to backward eras that fought culture with fire and gunpowder.
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Larry Hedrick Of course I was put off by the extremely violent, disgustingly orgiastic, and grotesquely barbaric nature of some of Aronofsky's scenes; so was everyone else.
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With a little empathy, perhaps they will understand what the rest of the civilized world has learned: Putting profit above health care is unfair, barbaric and immoral.
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Called "the woman who began the rebellion of Ethiopian women," she helped thwart a barbaric practice that she had suffered and that had cost her sister's life.
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"These cartels use barbaric ISIS and Al Qaeda tactics to murder and torture innocents, destabilize countries, and assassinate members of law enforcement," he said in a tweet.
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Still, he pointed out that a strong military presence there was the only real chance of restraining the more barbaric impulses of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad.
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The government did not provide further details on the latest attack in the village of Silgadji, describing it in a statement on Tuesday as "cowardly and barbaric".
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Diplomacy must have some role because it is barbaric not to talk with one's opponent — because communication can help both sides avoid needless and potentially disastrous miscalculations.
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Dalal Mughrabi was just 19 when she led the most barbaric and deadly terrorist attack in modern Israeli history, known as the "Coastal Road massacre," in 1978.
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"Instead of charging from one barbaric execution method to another, states should accept that capital punishment by any means is brutal, unjust, ineffective and expensive," Foa said.
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Hazel, one of Katt Williams' ex-GFs, tells TMZ ... she's not about to start throwing hands with Yung Miami, because she's too grown for barbaric problem-solving.
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And these two countries according to pew research a majority of residents say that the barbaric practice of honor killings against women are often or sometimes justified.
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A show at 3-Legged Dog relies on the premise that the patient — the nation — is so ill, the most barbaric form of intervention is necessary: bloodletting.
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Since then Syria's largest city has been paralyzed by a barbaric civil war, with rebels occupying the east and the regime remaining in power in the west.
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" Immigration minister Robert Goodwill said the initiative would also help tackle: "a barbaric crime which destroys the lives of some of the most vulnerable in our society.
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Ellen Jaffee, a Democrat from a New York City suburb, called the sport "barbaric" and said it is harmful to women because it distorts the image of masculinity.
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Such outcomes would be preferable to the prolonged loss of life he witnessed in World War I. This approach should be rejected as barbaric in the 21st century.
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While most AZA zoos have already switched to more humane and safer elephant handling methods, all circuses and roadside zoos with elephants continue to use this barbaric device.
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"They're a little heavy on the War of 1812 and barbaric cultural practices," said McCallum, referring to two issues that the Conservatives had focused on during their tenure.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump told fellow NATO leaders on Thursday that the United States would never stop fighting terrorism, calling the Manchester attacks "savage" and "barbaric".
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Under the yellowing light of a springtime afternoon in the barbaric northern reaches of the old empire, the whole thing glows a kind of gaudy Barbie-skin orange.
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Substitutes exist for tiger bones and many other products from wild animals such as bear bile, the extraction of which from live animals rights groups condemn as barbaric.
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Yet in the wild, barbaric setting, hope is fleeting, and none of the film's tender moments can ever quite compensate for the horrific trauma of its opening scenes.
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Zhou Xuedong, director of the PBOC's Financial Stability Bureau, said some financial holding companies had grown through "barbaric" expansion and a regulatory void needed to be filled urgently.
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ISIS's barbaric rule extends way beyond dictating clothing -- TV and music are banned, cell phones forbidden, smoking too and no one is allowed to get their hair cut.
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United Healthcare's refusal to cover an advanced cancer treatment was "immoral and barbaric," a federal judge said yesterday as he recused himself from a lawsuit over that decision.
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Images: PhilipsBefore the idea of a 'smart home' came long, people had to actually walk over to a switch to turn lights on and off—it was barbaric.
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"Apple took a stance on discipline and reductionism," says Mladen Barbaric, who founded the industrial design studio Instrumments as well the branding and product design firm Pearl Studios.
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"The United States calls on Russia to end this unmitigated support immediately and work with the international community to prevent further, barbaric chemical weapons attacks," Ms. Nauert said.
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America has suffered repeated barbaric attacks -- from the atrocities of September 11th to the devastation of the Boston Bombing, to the horrible killings in San Bernardino and Orlando.
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"The United States strongly condemns today's barbaric attacks against innocent civilians, including women and children, in northern Syria," State Department acting spokesman Mark Toner said in a statement.
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America has suffered repeated barbaric attacks—from the atrocities of September 11th to the devastation of the Boston Bombing, to the horrible killings in San Bernardino and Orlando.
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"The utter barbaric brutality inflicted on this young woman is something none of us will ever forget," Racine County Sheriff Christopher Schmaling said in a news conference Friday.
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Yet they keep up the fight against a barbaric enemy that stops at nothing (for example, militants murdered 57 innocent civilians at a voting registration center just yesterday).
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The archive can serve as a valuable resource for researchers, teachers and ordinary citizens, who deserve to know the truth about a particularly barbaric episode in Chicago's past.
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" But several of Mr. Morelle's fellow Democrats castigated the state's embrace of M.M.A., which one, Assemblywoman Ellen C. Jaffee of Rockland County, called "barbaric entertainment masquerading as sport.
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But James essentially bailed on post-ups as a serious option after he barreled down Andre Iguodala with three barbaric collisions and a turnover in the second quarter.
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" Consider the original lyrics from the 1992 Disney classic Aladdin: "where they cut off your ear if they don't like your face, its barbaric, but hey, it's home.
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Most of those who died supported Mugabe's opposition at the time, and the killings were seen as a brutal and barbaric way of consolidating the Mugabe government's power.
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In 1983, the California Supreme Court called felony murder a "barbaric" rule of "dubious origins" from a "bygone age," but concluded that only the Legislature could change it.
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Assad started making and deploying more chemical weapons—usually chlorine gas, which is barbaric but not illegal, and often in less than lethal concentrations, to avoid attracting attention.
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Third, factory farming fosters the creation of millions upon millions of animals for whom it offers nothing but suffering and misery before slaughtering them in often barbaric ways.
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You know, if Britain said 'we are going to deal with you by barbaric law, or with law from the medieval ages,' then hang, draw and quarter me.
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But in the essay he also wrote in more ambitious terms about forcing regime change through data and technology rather than through the old, barbaric means of assassination.
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"He is barbaric, but he is there, so we have to a start the process that leads to a (new) constitution and elections under the U.N." he said.
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Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, who faced accusations of wrong-doing by Caruana Galizia earlier this year, denounced her killing, calling it a "barbaric attack on press freedom".
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Kalder writes, as many have before, about Mao's successful courtship of Western writers and leaders, who kept the Maoist myth alive as his cult descended into barbaric absurdity.
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Doctors in the besieged Damascus suburb say the ceasefire is just "ink on paper" that's done nothing to stop the barbaric deaths being inflicted upon the people there.
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The conflict represents the absolute nadir for the U.N. system — criminally embarrassing impotence amid barbaric killings of innocent civilians for no fault other than the misfortune of geography.
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The country has barbaric immigration policies: Those who arrive without documents are incarcerated in crowded detention centers, where they wait for political asylum for up to 18 months.
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The opening scenes provide what we've come to expect from these stories: an inventory of barbaric rituals, the dramatization of heartbreaking separations and moments of sudden, bloody brutality.
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That's because President Trump spent Wednesday morning retweeting a series of anti-Muslim propaganda videos portraying Muslims as violent and barbaric to his 43.6 million followers on Twitter.
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Instead, Cersei strides into the throne room, endures her uncle Kevan's sexist courtly standards, and hears King "Butters" Tommen declare the barbaric custom of trial by combat discontinued.
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While dilation and evacuation is considered one of the safest methods of abortion, those who support this bill feel it is barbaric and entails the "dismemberment" of the fetus.
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"The barbaric aggression...will not affect in any way the determination and insistence of the Syrian people and their heroic armed forces," state media said, citing a ministry source.
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"If I had to speculate, I would say that by 2100 all forms of animal farming will seem outdated and barbaric," Reese wrote in The End of Animal Farming.
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SHANGHAI, Dec 6 (Reuters) - China stocks edged lower on Tuesday, as investors contemplated the possible repercussions on trade from scathing comments by a top securities regulator about "barbaric" takeovers.
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As the #MeToo movement has demonstrated, the majority of sexual offenses are not "bestial and barbaric," but quiet horrors that are a part of the everyday lives of women.
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" When the American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee protested the lyrics, Disney removed the reference to cutting off ears in the home video version but left in the descriptor "barbaric.
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U.S. State Department spokesman Mark Toner called Samad's slaying "barbaric" and said the United States would keep supporting Bangladesh's government in efforts to fight terrorism and counter violent extremism.
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It's more dangerous than before because it has inserted itself into the worlds of finance and politics, but operates using the same barbaric techniques as those who peddle drugs.
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Related: UN officials condemn 'barbaric' bombardment In the conversation there are images of innocent children caught up in shelling, violent photographs of dismembered body parts and other bloody scenes.
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It is likely that a referral to the ICC would also, at the very least, make Myanmar's generals pause before they launch any more barbaric attacks on the Rohingya.
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Russian Ambassador Alexey Borodavkin accused Britain and its allies of "trying to save terrorists from being the target of strikes, allowing them to regroup and continue their barbaric acts".
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"PM has directed the authorities to make every possible effort to identify and to bring the perpetrators of the barbaric act to justice," Khan's office said in a statement.
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It was a lens through which more mainstream audiences could begin to understand everything that really went into a sport that was still being dismissed as simplistic and barbaric.
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"High-risk financial operations have shrunk and some institutions have toned down their barbaric expansionary behavior," the government said in a statement posted on its official website on Tuesday.
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"The sooner this case is decided, the sooner the Commonwealth can stop this horrific and barbaric practice of ripping unborn babies limb by limb," Pitt said in a statement.
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"The decision by the Australian Government to pay compensation ... is a stunning admission of the barbaric conditions in the detention center," independent politician Andrew Wilkie said in a statement.
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What one comes to understand about the barbaric process while watching "1984" is that it generally happens in silence—a silence apart from the voices that could save you.
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In the case of the Middle East, the downsides included an infamously savage reign of terror by ISIS that engulfed the Middle East in barbaric slavery, violence, and genocide.
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As venture capitalist Vijay Pande recently put it, in the future "it's going to seem backward and even barbaric that our solution to everything was just giving out pills."
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It represented, at least to some degree, the effort of a peninsular culture to distance itself from, and elevate itself above, what it perceived as a barbaric outside world.
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Despite its barbaric nature, human sacrifice was a useful tool for rulers, elites, and religious figures to maintain or cement their power, or even to proclaim their own divinity.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May, who has called the alleged attack "barbaric," is also set to discuss the situation with Trump on Monday, a Downing Street spokesperson told CNN.
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"Brunei's new penal code is barbaric to the core, imposing archaic punishments for acts that shouldn't even be crimes," said Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director of Human Rights Watch.
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"This is so important in the age of ISIS, the barbaric threat Hillary Clinton has unleashed on the entire world," he said, using an acronym for the Islamic State.
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He is also behind a barbaric war in Yemen, in which American weapons have been used to kill untold thousands of civilians, and a bitter feud with neighboring Qatar.
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"The chemical weapons attack that took place on Saturday in Douma in Syria was a shocking and barbaric act," May told reporters in the central English city of Birmingham.
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Rithy Panh, a survivor of the Cambodian genocide under the Khmer Rouge, takes issue with the philosopher Theodor Adorno's famous claim that to write poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric.
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But Afong likes her feet, and she can't help noticing, too, that some practices in the West are at least as barbaric as foot-binding is purported to be.
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Rights activists on Wednesday were critical of the punishment in the corruption case, describing it as a barbaric sentence that distracted from what they called Mr. Mortazavi's real crimes.
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Janacek tells this barbaric tale through an impassioned, vibrantly orchestrated score, including organ, a continually shifting flow of strangely stirring themes, fractured rhythms, piercing harmonies and crazed dance bits.
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The fox's death is quick, pro-hunt advocates say in response to the anti-hunt depiction of a barbaric, painful demise, in which the quarry is torn excruciatingly asunder.
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It is not surprising that the American public is responding to an attack as hateful and barbaric as the Orlando mass shooting with such compassion, such strength, such resolve.
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Turkey 'targeting terrorists,' YPG calls attacks 'barbaric' Turkish Foreign Affairs Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said in a tweet Saturday that the operation isn't targeting civilians and "innocent Syrians" -- just terrorists.
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Iraq is replete with thousands of archaeological sites, many of which were heavily damaged or pillaged by Islamic State during its barbaric three-year-rule which ended in 2017.
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As founder of design studio Pearl and the industrial designer behind the fitness-tracking Misfit Shine, the seizure-detecting Empatica Embrace, and a host of other products, Barbaric would know.
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Vanke Chairman Wang Shi used the term in 2015 when he called the Baoneng Group's actions barbaric for attempting to overthrow Vanke board members, the South China Morning Post stated.
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In one case, the image of Evans, we imbue that composed resolve with heroism, but in the case of the police, we see a similar kind of resolve as barbaric.
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The idea that repeatedly shocking someone with an electrical current will change their sexual orientation or gender identity is so barbaric that it seems like something from the distant past.
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The law, which reiterated that polygamy is a crime, as are "barbaric practices" such as genital mutilation and the forced marriage of children, was criticised for having an Islamophobic tone.
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"As gay Americans, we could no longer stay silent about a barbaric ideology that wants us dead and that actively threatens the freedoms of all Americans," the party invite reads.
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During the 2015 campaign, for instance, the then-ruling Conservatives unveiled plans for a hotline for Canadians to report "barbaric cultural practices" - a move many said was aimed at Muslims.
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With Thor thrown through a hole in space to the barbaric planet Sakaar, "Asgard is dead," she proclaims as a wave of fire and ash sweeps over Thor's home world.
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Lobsters taste so good that many of us are willing to shrug at the somewhat barbaric method by which we oversee their painful demise in a cauldron of boiling water.
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In recent months, CIRC has repeatedly vowed to crack down some "barbaric" insurance players to prevent the sector becoming a "club of the rich" or a "hideout for financial titans".
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"The United States calls on Russia to end this unmitigated support immediately and work with the international community to prevent further, barbaric chemical weapons attacks," Nauert said in a statement.
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As I'm not familiar with him or his work, I misinterpreted his antagonism as political Leftism (he termed the pro-life position in America "barbaric") – and that was apparently inaccurate.
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This is arguably the most barbaric government policy on the globe since the crime of murder is endorsed by officials and U.S. taxpayers are partially responsible for underwriting the crime.
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It's time to stop these barbaric, outdated practices that continue to use our tax dollars to indiscriminately shoot, poison and strangle millions of America's wildlife without public input or oversight.
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What they're saying: "This lawsuit is another step in holding North Korea accountable for its barbaric treatment of Otto and our family," Fred Warmbier, Otto's father, said in a statement.
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In London, British Prime Minister Theresa May said all the indications pointed to Syrian government responsibility for the attack and such "a shocking and barbaric act" could not go unchallenged.
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I flail, I gasp, and I make barbaric yawps — even though the pool I'm using is only four feet deep, even though I have a kickboard and an athletic snorkel.
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Meanwhile, Australia's immigration minister announced on Saturday that controversial conservative speaker Milo Yiannopoulos would not be allowed to enter Australia following Yiannopoulos describing Islam as a "barbaric" and "alien" religion.
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It would help reshape the debate on rape as a weapon of war as well as on the barbaric realities of one of the most vulnerable and helpless populations: migrants.
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"These barbaric killers don't represent Islam and millions of other law-abiding Muslims around the world," Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari said in a statement following the release of the video.
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This barbaric resolution allows for these emblematic species to be inhumanely dispatched by aircraft snipers, and allows for the killing of hibernating bears and cubs or denning wolves and pups.
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Sports teams at Orofino High School in Idaho are nicknamed the Maniacs, and the school's mascot is a rather barbaric looking man with frizzy hair wearing nothing but a gown.
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This fall, the Canadian Opera Company in Toronto gave a botched face-lift to "Turandot," a Puccini opera about a barbaric Chinese princess in "ancient Peking" who executes her suitors.
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Any hope of progress in rescuing the Geneva Conventions and stopping the slide into barbaric violence against the innocent will rely on U.S. leadership and the reaffirmation of American values.
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"I believe that Germany implicitly waived its immunity by engaging in the barbaric conduct alleged in this case," Judge Wald wrote in a dissent that she read from the bench.
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Likewise, if the problem was white racism, why didn't the riots occur in the 1930s, when prevailing white racial attitudes were far more barbaric than they were in the 1960s?
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"It's a barbaric crime and it has shaken the society's conscience," Justice R. Banumathi said, as a three-judge Supreme Court panel threw out an appeal on behalf of the defendants.
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China's industry-leading blue-chips witnessed a broad slump on Monday, posting its heaviest fall in six months, after top securities regulator condemned "barbaric" share acquisitions by some unidentified asset managers.
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She described the exhibition as an act of defiance from a Muslim woman who deplores the way IS presents acts of barbaric cruelty and iconoclasm as being in keeping with Islam.
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More than a dozen people have been arrested in the brutal and barbaric killing, including the mother of the victim, according to police in Abbottabad, in Pakistan's northern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
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It is the fact that the people of the world, including Americans, are increasingly coming to recognize the death penalty for what it is: morally unacceptable, inhuman, barbaric, unjust and useless.
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This practice was once used to protect the rind from flies and such, but is now more of a traditional thing, kinda like marriage or circumcision, but less painful and barbaric.
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In recent months CIRC has repeatedly vowed to crack down on some "barbaric" insurance players to prevent the sector becoming a "club of the rich" or a "hideout for financial titans".
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The drama was dialed all the way up during the ladies' trip to Hong Kong (ostensibly taken so they could support Lisa Vanderpump's activism against Yulin, China's barbaric dog meat festival).
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" US Ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, also issued a statement that said Warmbier's fate would be "an indelible reminder to us of the barbaric nature of the North Korean dictatorship.
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"It makes you question what can lead people to commit such a barbaric crime, but, at the moment, I'm not in a position to say whether the video's authentic," Schaefer said.
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Among the tweets deleted was one by AfD lawmaker Beatrix von Storch criticizing police for tweeting in Arabic, saying they had sought "to appease the barbaric, Muslim, rapist hordes of men".
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In London, British Prime Minister Theresa May said all the indications pointed to Syrian government responsibility for the Douma attack and such "a shocking and barbaric act" could not go unchallenged.
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Financial shares in China weakened again, after the country's insurance regulator suspended an unlisted firm from selling some products a day after a warning about "barbaric" share acquisitions by asset managers.
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We like to pretend that we've shed our barbaric selves, but the violent echoes of the past resound in our amphitheaters — no matter how fancy our attire or elegant our hats.
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But our leaders must also weigh this new zero tolerance policy of prosecuting undocumented immigrants against the corrosive damage these barbaric actions and images will have on America's moral authority abroad.
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And that is fine, because the anti-Assad forces may or may not be less barbaric than he is, but they certainly cannot be classified as either allies or good guys.
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Spin and its sibling, sensationalism, have always been with us, from Homer spinning barbaric Greeks as the good guys in The Iliad, to Suetonius giving the Caesars the National Enquirer treatment.
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Critics of the book, which has received overwhelmingly negative reviews on Amazon, think that the book's illustrations and upbeat tone might mislead children in regards to the barbaric realities of slavery.
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The 1983 killings — of Doug and Peggy Ryen, their 10-year-old daughter Jessica, and an 11-year-old neighbor, Chris Hughes — were as barbaric a crime as one can imagine.
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"We implore President Trump to hold these ISIS fighters accountable for their barbaric human rights crimes against our citizens and protect our country against the spread of terror, should they escape."
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"Every other country that's first world provides health care to its citizens and I think it's barbaric that the United States does not give health care to its people," Garcia said.
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She switches between characters with ease, playing Adelaide with anxiety that builds and spills out in a nearly barbaric survival instinct, while Red is played with an eerie and calculated calm.
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And any words seeking to ensure the above enshrined in a peace deal essentially are meaningless when the signatory is a barbaric entity beyond the pale of legal or ethical norms.
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"These incredible patriots responded to the worst violence and most barbaric hatred with the best of American courage, character and strength," Trump said in remarks from the East Room Monday morning.
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Ngor had lived through the horrors inflicted by the barbaric Khmer Rouge army, which swept through Cambodia from 1975 to 1979 at the direction of the country's ruthless dictator, Pol Pot.
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But it cannot be used indefinitely to shield senior government officials from accountability or to keep Americans in the dark about the scope and nature of barbaric acts committed in their name.
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The regime aligned with the United States, must be kept responsible for its barbaric and inhuman action, such as killing its own citizen Jama khashoggi and thousands of innocent people in Yemen.
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"It was a very long, bloody, barbaric war," said lower house opposition deputy Ivan Marulanda, adding that he had "no doubt" Duque's move was aimed at avoiding finger pointing for state crimes.
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Football and sport shall always be spaces in which to come together and in which harmony and peace reign and with which no form of barbaric terrorism will be able to compete.
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The upside is that, in my aversion to The Punisher's gun-happy nature, I found myself drawn to some truly fascinating details that might have otherwise been lost beneath its barbaric skin.
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"We think we're so sophisticated, so progressive and ahead of the times, and yet we still see this barbaric behavior," said Assemblywoman Amy Paulin, the sponsor of the bill in New York.
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China Vanke, whose share price had been boosted by a heated bidding war, slumped 6.1 percent to a four-month low on Monday, amid a regulatory clampdown on "barbaric" acquisitions by insurers.
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Minke whales play an important ecological role in the Southern Ocean, and perhaps more to the point, whaling is barbaric practice which involves the harpooning of a highly social and intelligent species.
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"Brunei's new penal code is barbaric to the core, imposing archaic punishments for acts that shouldn't even be crimes," Human Rights Watch official Phil Robertson said in a statement, per the Times.
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Yes, Grey Worm's entire package was stolen from him by the barbaric institution of slavery, but that doesn't mean he doesn't deserve love or sexual pleasure, if that's what he so desires.
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Critics and animal activists took the opportunity to call the ancient ritual barbaric, while other complaints were leveled at Dhaka's poor drainage system, as the capital has a longstanding problem with flooding.
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"This barbaric crime affects every country and this funding will protect those who risk being trafficked to our shores or who suffer intolerable cruelty to make the products we buy," said Rudd.
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So it's always possible to think of the Middle Ages as the foundation of modernity instead of a barbaric gap in history that modernity had to reject in order to become itself.
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The same religion that Trump and his fascist underlings had vilified as a barbaric, violent, anti-American creed was at the core of my mother's forgiveness of all that Trump had done.
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The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, told his city's residents following these "barbaric" and "cowardly" attacks, that there was "no reason to be alarmed" about the heightened police presence in the city.
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Financial shares in China weakened again, however, after the country's insurance regulator suspended an unlisted firm from selling some products a day after a warning about "barbaric" share acquisitions by asset managers.
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China's insurance regulator, which recently warned it would curb "barbaric" acquisitions by insurers, said late on Friday it had suspended the insurance arm of China's Evergrande Group from conducting stock market investment.
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President Trump during a major speech in Saudi Arabia on Sunday is expected to characterize the fight against "Islamist extremism" as a battle against "barbaric criminals" instead of one between different faiths.
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This début novel sketches the barbaric politics of elementary school with terrifying clarity: loyalties won and dissolved over hair ties, the instinctive violence of small humans barely cognizant of consequence or remorse.
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The political and economic choice to allocate so many of our society's resources to endless, expanding war-making, to armed cops and barbaric prisons, has a deranging influence on our cultural life.
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Ahmed El-Tayyeb, the grand imam of Al-Azhar and one of the foremost clerics in Egypt, condemned the "barbaric attack" and said Egyptians would prevail over terrorism with solidarity and determination.
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He is a true believer, but far from a cackling villain: an intelligent, even thoughtful, man who has put his gifts into the service of a barbaric system out of profound conviction.
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The idea was recommended by the Justice Department in a report compiled in 2014 by Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, documenting the barbaric treatment of young people at Rikers.
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More than 2628 million women around the world have experienced FGM, predominantly in the Middle East and Africa, with another 28503 million girls at risk of undergoing the barbaric practice every year.
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"The sooner we crush both the fact and the idea of an Islamic state based on ISIL's barbaric ideology, the safer we'll all be", he said at the Manama Dialogue security conference.
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Former U.S. President Barack Obama, meeting German Chancellor Angela Merkel at an event in Berlin, said the pair were "heartbroken", while Trump told fellow NATO leaders the attack was "savage" and "barbaric".
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She's not alone: for Liz Vining, 65, from Swansea, the experience of having her hysteroscopy was "barbaric": she tells me that she screamed out in shock when the doctor inserted the scope.
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And, in 2005, none other than Hulk Hogan declared that MMA was "pretty barbaric" and will always have a narrow audience on an episode of CNBC's The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch.
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HEP's CEO Frane Barbaric told a news conference that the company would invest 26.6092 million kuna ($113.48 million) over the next five years, adding 20 MW of new solar capacity each year.
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White Americans hunger for plausible deniability and swaddle in it and always have — for the sublime relief of deferred responsibility, the soft violence of willful ignorance, the barbaric fiction of rugged individualism.
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And, the premeditated murder of Khashoggi was so cold blooded, so barbaric, medieval, that it's hard to imagine they never stopped to think maybe somebody would know we were doing this. Right.
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There is sadly no denying that we are still living out this particular American nightmare, in which a black man dies again and again as if part of some barbaric sacrificial ritual.
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According to a detailed report from The Sentry, a groundbreaking initiative to track the money that funds atrocities in Africa, South Sudan's leaders misuse the nation's oil to fund this barbaric violence.
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As for the central tragedy suggested by this play's title, a reference to one of the most barbaric human sacrifices in Greek mythology, Effie puts the burden of blame on our shoulders.
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"It can be a barbaric sport, but these coaches teach them the proper technique," said Chad Hygh, a former high school linebacker whose 212-year-old son, Caleb, plays for the Lions.
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They should recall, however, that the 40-hour week was a hard-won concession, a victory for humanity over the barbaric 19th-century work conditions and relentless hours of early industrial capitalism.
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"It was necessary to resettle for Plant 221, but the methods used in Jinyintan were utterly barbaric," said Yin Shusheng, who investigated the clearances as a police officer in Qinghai in 1963.
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Written in 1973, the southern anthem was a response to Neil Young's critique of the barbaric treatment of African-Americans in the South—it tells the Canadian songwriter to mind his own business.
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"Having intersex acknowledged as a legal sex/gender category is critical to ending intersex oppression, such as the barbaric nonconsensual medical practices which attempt to render us all males or females," Viloria continues.
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The project would also be the first power plant in Croatia to generate electricity without incentives, Frane Barbaric, the president of HEP's management board, said in a statement, without disclosing the deal's value.
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That led to the radical defence of cannibalism in "Typee" (1846), his first book, as a form of justice no more barbaric than Britain's erstwhile habit of displaying hung, drawn and quartered bodies.
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The more I thought about what I had to do, it's like the women that died using clothes hangers back in the 19th century—it's barbaric and no one wants to admit it.
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"It doesn't take them 15 years to see it is a barbaric practice that takes the life of a child in the final weeks of pregnancy; they know it right away," Conway said.
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That seems barbaric to me, but on a tiny 26-inch iPhone screen with a 234:26 aspect ratio and 26 x 22007 resolution, you can see why the feature might be needed.
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We need to have a resolve that will bring the world together to root out the kind of radical jihadist ideology that motivates organizations like ISIS, the barbaric, ruthless, violence jihadist, terrorist group.
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No reasonable observer doubts that the Syrian regime's apparent deployment of chemical weapons against its own people was yet another illegitimate step in a dictator's barbaric campaign to retain power at any cost.
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SZ), which had previously soared on share purchases by insurers, tumbled after Liu Shiyu, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) on Saturday condemned "barbaric" leveraged buy-outs by certain asset managers.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Afghan President Ashraf Ghani said on Sunday the Taliban could not escape blame for a "barbaric" suicide bomb attack on a wedding hall in the capital, Kabul, that killed 63 people.
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I'm not exactly sure why, but I've found that an approach of quiet observation better captures the barbaric yawp and roar of the pit than if I worked fast and tossed paint around.
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"The perpetrators of this barbaric act cynically and cowardly targeted a wedding, killing dozens and leaving scores wounded," said Ned Price, a spokesman for the White House National Security Council, in a statement.
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Dr. Brazelton, echoing Dr. Spock, whose book "The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care" became a best seller in 1946, rejected such beliefs and practices as being senseless, if not barbaric.
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But the comparison of female genital mutilation to intersex surgeries helps to shed light on what shapes our ideas about what is barbaric and unacceptable — and how those ideas subsequently shape our laws.
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"Everywhere I walk there is some barbaric rat trap, or some sign that says, 'We are currently poisoning rats,' but nobody cares because they are out of sight, out of mind," he added.
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"I firmly believe there will be strong bipartisan support for serious sanctions against Saudi Arabia, including appropriate members of the royal family, for this barbaric act which defied all civilized norms," he said.
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"PETA is calling on the Marine Corps to take immediate action to replace this barbaric exploitation of animals with cutting-edge, technology-based survival training courses that will better prepare troops," Gala added.
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"Until now the guidelines didn't reflect the seriousness with which Congress, law enforcement, and the public view this barbaric activity," Nancy Perry, ASPCA's senior vice president of government relations said in a statement.
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She raised eyebrows during the 2015 campaign when she and a cabinet colleague said they would set up a special tip line to report "barbaric cultural practices" to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has cast the suspected use of poison gas in the formerly rebel-held town of Douma east of Damascus as a barbaric attack by Syrian government forces on civilians.
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The plight of women and girls in Afghanistan has been perilous in wartime, and it could become far bleaker if the Taliban topple the current government and reimpose their barbaric pre-2001 regime.
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And nobody should mistake Prince Mohammed for the benign reformer he once pretended to be, or to let him believe he has closed the chapter on the barbaric extermination of a troublesome critic.
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Despite numerous calls from advocates, pressure from lawmakers, and two federal court orders to cease family detention, the Obama administration is fighting to ensure that it is able to continue this barbaric practice.
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The old and the young, women and children, greeted each other with these masks, painted on their faces with thick gold paint; they smiled at each other's pagan faces–the barbaric smiles of Bacchus.
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"I send condolences to the relatives of lawmakers Abdullahi Jamac and Mohamud Mohamed and likewise to the relatives of all those martyred in the barbaric attack," President Hassan sheikh Mohamud, said in a statement.
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Also highlighted is the stoic, almost passive expression of the Lapiths in the face of adversity, which to the ancient Greeks represented civilized behavior in contrast to the more expressive and, therefore, barbaric, centaurs.
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Op-Ed Contributors Leonard Strickland's barbaric and unnecessary death at the hands of prison guards at the Clinton Correctional Facility in upstate New York highlights the need for independent oversight of the state's prisons.
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Many of these accounts are clearly exploitative, presenting Americans as backwoods folk heroes, albeit barbaric ones, to British readers, who could read these narratives, aghast but grateful to see their former colonies in ruin.
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China's insurance regulator, which recently said it would curb "barbaric" acquisitions by insurers, late on Friday said it had suspended Evergrande Life, the insurance arm of China Evergrande Group, from conducting stock market investment.
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The ritual sacrifice of so many children certainly seems barbaric—and it's unquestionably horrific—but the civilization involved, the Chimú people of Peru, were likely working in accordance with their spiritual and metaphysical beliefs.
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The war, he said, was barbaric, and the politicians in charge of it feckless liars who went so far as to falsify body counts to make it look like the United States was winning.
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President Trump said he would decide in the next 2000 to 26 hours whether to retaliate militarily for the "barbaric" suspected chemical weapons attack that killed dozens of people in Syria over the weekend.
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In his speeches -- tight, half-hour screeds against what he described as "a barbaric and immoral piece of legislation" -- Sanders warned that "many, many thousands of our fellow Americans will die" if it succeeded.
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Britain is regarded as a leader in global efforts to combat modern day slavery, with Prime Minister Theresa May setting out a new drive on Sunday to tackle what she called a "barbaric evil".
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And you as a journalist are proceeding to call one side of the political aisle ignorant, barbaric, and sending us back to the dark ages, why don't you just say you're on the left?
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Britain unveiled two multi-million pound funds to tackle modern slavery overseas and at home as part of a drive to end the crime described as a "barbaric evil" by Prime Minister Theresa May.
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"This is the act of cowards, indignified and barbaric," Widodo said on Metro TV, referring to attacks on three churches in the city on Sunday, as well as outside a police office on Monday.
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"The United States calls on Russia to end this unmitigated support immediately and work with the international community to prevent further, barbaric chemical weapons attacks," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said in a statement.
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"All the evidence I have seen suggests that it was the Assad regime who did it, in full knowledge they were using illegal weapons in a barbaric attack on their own people," Johnson said.
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The chairman of China's securities regulator condemned "barbaric" leveraged company buy-outs by some asset managers using illegal funds, according to a statement posted on the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) website on Saturday.
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He called it "barbaric", a view many outside the sport shared after what happened to Michael Watson (and Gerald McClellan, who suffered even worse injuries than the Englishman, after a 1995 bout with Benn).
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"It's time to take immediate action in the hopes of saving the lives of the men, women, and children who are under attack by the barbaric Assad regime," Haley said in a statement Wednesday.
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I can't remember reading anything recently that has seized me like this or taken me into the heart of the barbaric treatment of those criminalized and brutalized in their search for safety and care.
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In a memorial interpolated near the end of the show, Sendak is heard in an interview saying, approvingly, that children are barbaric and, disapprovingly, that too many works meant for them ignore the fact.
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"As a result of the barbaric strikes by the Turkish warplanes at dawn today against the YPG center ... 20 fighters were martyred and 18 others wounded, three of them critically," said spokesman Redur Xelil.
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Other victims of mass rape, such as the Nigerian women and girls raped by Boko Haram and Nigerian security forces, or Yazidi women enslaved by the barbaric Islamic State also potentially face similar fates.
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" Asked whether it was fair to describe forced catheterization as "barbaric"—the label applied by an attorney in another Indiana case—Sliger said: "Honestly, I've never had a catheter, so I couldn't tell you.
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And we should only give arms or sell arms because that's part of our national security, to someone that we absolutely trust and that is not acting in a barbaric way to their dissidents.
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"Sadly, in Quebec there seems to be this shared sentiment and fear that with an increase in Muslim migrants comes an imposition of Sharia law, one which is perceived as barbaric and against cultural values."
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Sorry purists: New players of classic NES games on the upcoming micro NES Classic Edition system from Nintendo won't have to rely on barbaric codes that recall progress, or single session playthroughs to beat games.
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The Nigerian Guild of Editors called the closure of the stations a "barbaric crackdown" on free speech and pointed out that the government has closed several other radio and television stations over the past year.
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The Kenya Land Commission rejected the Ogieks' request for recognition in 1933, describing them as "a savage and barbaric people who deserved no tribal status" and advised them to assimilate with another tribe, he said.
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The very layout of the exhibition employs the logic of Orientalism: presenting an exotic, culturally barbaric East as an intentional and over-produced artificial contrast that affirms the inherent cleanliness and desirability of Western minimalism.
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Errol Mendes, a University of Ottawa law professor and human rights expert, said the 2015 barbaric practices hotline was a "desperate attempt ... that failed miserably" and as a result did limited damage to social cohesion.
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"The holiday begins as the world mourns the innocent victims of barbaric terrorist attacks in the United Kingdom and Egypt, acts of depravity that are directly contrary to the spirit of Ramadan," Trump's remarks said.
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But they have not because of a protracted administrative and legal battle waged by conservationists and animal rights activists, who call the practice "barbaric" and have generated a wave of negative sentiment against the tribe.
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This was the most primordial, barbaric, face-melting live performance I'd seen since Built to Spill covered "Don't Fear the Reaper" last year at the Corner Hotel and—God bless 'em—totally pulled it off.
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The president's slip came at the end of a 10-Minute speech in which he decried the "barbaric slaughters" in Dayton and El Paso, Texas, which occurred within hours of each other over the weekend.
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" The text of the law also lays out a number of familiar arguments embraced by abortion rights opponents, calling the procedure "a barbaric practice, dangerous for the maternal patient, and demeaning to the medical profession.
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"If our country and our friends and our partners do nothing in the face of this barbaric act, it sends a message around the world that it's open season on journalists," Mr. Wyden told reporters.
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"It is barbaric and savage to use a Taser on an 11 year old accused of stealing food," Kristen Clarke, the executive director of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, said on Twitter.
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Bogaletch Gebre, an Ethiopian women's rights activist and scientist who helped lead a successful campaign in her homeland against female genital mutilation, a barbaric practice she herself had endured growing up there, died on Nov.
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According to Kennicott: For decades, the United States has helped lead the evolution of the word [barbarism] to include the barbaric destruction of art, architecture, libraries and archives, and places of spiritual or historical significance.
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"This act is barbaric and beyond the limits of humanity, causing victims among members of society, the police and even innocent children," President Joko Widodo said during a visit to the scene of the attacks.
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"The 'Rising Sun' flag is a war-crime flag that the 20th-century Japanese imperialists used when executing their barbaric invasions into our nation and other Asian nations," North Korea's state-controlled Uriminjokkiri website said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The chairman of China's securities regulator condemned "barbaric" leveraged company buy-outs by some asset managers using illegal funds, according to a statement posted on the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) website on Saturday.
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But the more they have defined these values as barbaric the more they have given themselves permission to engage in a class war against people who embrace these values, either marginalising them or delegitimising them completely.
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SANDERS: OK. Let me agree with much of what the secretary said, but where we have a different background on this issue is we differ on the war in Iraq, which created barbaric organizations like ISIS.
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Tao Yun, who runs Xiaohongshu in Wuhan, says that the capital winter marks a threshold: startups will need not just "a good story and barbaric growth", says Ms Tao, but solid numbers to back them up.
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BAMAKO (Reuters) - Mali's President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita on Saturday said his people would not be frightened by "barbaric attacks" after unidentified gunmen killed at least 14 soldiers in a pre-dawn assault on a military camp.
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The first penitentiaries were advocated for in the early days of the republic by liberals and humanitarians, looking to replace forms of punishment thought to be more barbaric and cruel, including whippings and stock and pillories.
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How was it possible, he asked, that one of the assassins who cut the throat of a Normandy priest in July had been released from prison with an electronic tag when he launched his barbaric attack?
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He won the $1 million Nobel prize for "writing that upholds the experience of the individual in the face of a barbaric and arbitrary history," the Swedish Nobel Academy said when it awarded literature's highest honor.
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"The UK government fully supports the U.S. action which we believe was an appropriate response to the barbaric chemical weapons attack launched by the Syrian regime and is intended to deter further attacks," the spokesman said.
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"For 20 years, Domineque Ray has successfully eluded execution for the barbaric murder of a 15-year-old Selma girl...Tonight, Ray's long-delayed appointment with justice is finally met," Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall said.
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"I firmly believe there will be strong bipartisan support for serious sanctions against Saudi Arabia, including appropriate members of the royal family, for this barbaric act which defied all civilized norms," he said in his statement.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has sharply criticized nations like the U.S. for ignoring the environmental impact of shale oil and gas production, describing it as a "barbaric" process that the Kremlin has no interest in pursuing.
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There is little room for her later self — the adult who becomes a psychotherapist with an expertise in psychological control — to interlace observations about her parents' barbaric character or to explore the bewildering spirals of manipulation.
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Last month, a federal jury in Westchester County convicted the remaining two — one of them a supervisor — of a barbaric crime and an extensive cover-up that might have gone unpunished if not for federal intervention.
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BERLIN — A right-wing German lawmaker was temporarily blocked by Twitter after she referred to "barbaric, Muslim, rapist hordes of men," and prosecutors are now looking into whether her remark violated the country's hate-speech laws.
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The Passengers takes place 10 years or so in the future, not long after fully self-driving vehicles have become ubiquitous and the British government moves to phase out the barbaric, deadly practice of human driving.
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" Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council, one of the European Union's governing bodies, vowed to work with the U.S. to end "brutality" in Syria and blasted the Assad administration's alleged chemical strikes as "barbaric.
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Instead, its main state-run newspaper, Rodong Sinmun, urged the country on Friday to produce more goods locally, especially raw materials and fuel, to overcome what it called "barbaric" international sanctions pushed by the United States.
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Now, that does not mean that community-based affliction somehow justifies extremist actions that target civilians for political reasons: certainly, individuals joining groups like ISIS expressing barbaric and tragic behavior may already be too far gone.
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In much of the imagery, the Axis enemies are barbaric apes and murderous fiends, while US soldiers are strong, sexy, and clean, adored by their loving wives and children who stay at home and buy war bonds.
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Boston University women's hockey beat Minnesota 6-5 in overtime on Saturday and play-by-play man Max Walpoff decided the best way to celebrate was to sound his barbaric yawp over the rinks of the world.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German police have asked prosecutors to investigate a far-right lawmaker for possible incitement to hatred after she criticized a police force for tweeting in Arabic "to appease the barbaric, Muslim, rapist hordes of men".
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I read the occasional post that made the rounds on mailing lists (life before Twitter and Facebook was barbaric), and I knew it was definitely something that you didn't want to be on the front page of.
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"Instead of simply punishing this type of behavior with non-physical, non-forceful disciplinary measures, Madison County jailers routinely used excessive force, barbaric measures and cruel and unusual punishment against prisoners similar to Harvey Hill," it said.
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But even though Gelsleichter has dedicated his entire professional life to studying the weird, barbaric sex lives of sharks, he still couldn't answer the most basic question about the sharks off of Cat Island: Are they pregnant?
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"This group of terrorists is associated with some of the most barbaric crimes committed during the conflict in Syria," Graeme Biggar, Director of National Security at Britain's interior ministry, said in a written statement to the court.
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Last week, Peter McCabe—chief executive of brain injury association Headway—called for "the barbaric and dangerous activity" to be banned, following the death of 28-year-old fighter Joao Carvalho after a Total Extreme Fighting event.
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" ISIS' obliteration of history The Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Iraq, Jan Kubis, said Thursday that ISIS fighters' destruction of the mosque was a "barbaric act" which "shows their desperation and signals their end.
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"This is the great human rights issue of our time, and as prime minister I am determined that we will make it a national and international mission to rid our world of this barbaric evil," May said.
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"The UK government fully supports the U.S. action which we believe was an appropriate response to the barbaric chemical weapons attack launched by the Syrian regime and is intended to deter further attacks," a government spokesman said.
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As night follows day, the power vacuum in Iraq was filled again by terrorists, this time the barbaric Islamic State, which gained control of vast swaths of territory in Syria and Iraq and threatened the Iraqi government.
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" Brazil's interim President Michel Temer wrote on his Twitter account that he "vehemently repudiates" the alleged rape, and added that "it is absurd that in the 21st century we have to live with barbaric crimes like this.
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The U.S. ambassador to Israel, Daniel Shapiro, condemned the recent stabbings as "barbaric acts of terrorism" but also criticized Israel for not doing enough to stop violence by far-right Israelis against Palestinians in the West Bank.
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The root causes of terrorism may relate to supporting tribal and barbaric cultures of Saudi Arabia having extreme gender and income inequality; exploitation of petroleum and interference with internal governments; Israel-Palestine conflict; Iraq war; among others.
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Debates over whether Muslim women should be able to wear face-covering niqabs during citizenship ceremonies and the creation of a tip line for barbaric cultural practices underscored Canada's growing divide when it comes to religious accommodation.
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Libération called the Frankensteinian crepe creation a "massacre" and "declaration of war" against France by Britain, even urging the French rugby team to avenge the barbaric pancakes by beating England in the upcoming Six Nations Championship game.
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Mr. Trump left little doubt that he intended to order a military response against Syria for what he called a "barbaric act" and said a decision could be made as early as Monday night or soon thereafter.
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Those two nations may be enemies, but they find common cause in their barbaric treatment of women — and since they are trying to squelch and smother these two women, we should shout their names from the mountaintops.
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Castro's accomplishments—a common talking point among the leftist milieu the Vermont senator emerged from in the late Cold War period—came alongside a raft of barbaric policies that, at least in the Americas, were without compare.
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I&aposm fresh from a breakup, so the idea of pouncing back onto London&aposs barbaric dating scene is about as appealing as wearing a metre-long top hat constructed solely of my niece&aposs soiled nappies.
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"As organized criminal syndicates use ever more sophisticated methods to hide and transport illegal wildlife products, it is vital that we continue to evolve our efforts to disrupt the barbaric trade," McVey told UK newspaper, The Independent.
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"It now seems utterly barbaric that anyone could pass legislation against telling children they're as good as other children," said Matt Jones, a British television writer, producer and now theatermaker, who was in college at the time.
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I know of no one who in the name of cultural diversity defends the barbaric practices of ISIS, the chillingly efficient holocaust perpetuated by the Third Reich, or the execution of homosexuals and atheists in some Islamic countries.
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Fighting back against MMA criticism Lee acknowledges MMA has its critics, with many dismissing it as a violent and barbaric sport due to the fact fighters are, essentially, aiming to injure their opponent to keep them from continuing.
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"This latest horrendous turn of events has only served to strengthen the resolve of our investigation team as we work to identify those responsible for this outrageous, reckless and barbaric act," counter-terrorism police chief Neil Basu said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is outraged by the "barbaric attack" on a leading gay rights activist in Bangladesh, who was hacked to death at his apartment along with a friend, the U.S. State Department said on Monday.
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Abortion rights supporters say it is the safest and most common procedure used in second-trimester abortions, but the state calls it barbaric and "dismemberment abortion," saying it can have emotional consequences for the women who undergo it.
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It kind of organized and built the materials needed to support, whether it's the Soviet Union, England, the United States, and eventually to take back continental Europe and to beat back a barbaric empire in the Far East.
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A portion of text on the site was replaced with an accusation the kingdom of "barbaric and inhuman action," referring not only to the death of Khashoggi but also the government's involvement in the ongoing offensive in Yemen.
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"We are wounded and embittered by the latest attempt by Egyptian authorities to throw off track (the investigation) into the barbaric killing of our son, Giulio," the newspaper La Reppublica quoted the parents as saying in a statement.
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"Football and sport shall always be spaces in which to come together and in which harmony and peace reign and with which no form of barbaric terrorism will be able to compete," it said in an online statement.
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LONDON, June 18 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Banning the "barbaric" practice of giving people electric shocks and injections to "cure" them of homosexuality is a key priority, the U.N. envoy on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights has said.
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HONG KONG/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's blue-chip index fell the most in six months on Monday the top securities regulator warned against "barbaric" share acquisitions, though small-caps outperformed as a Shenzhen-Hong Kong investment link went live.
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"The state of Tennessee has coerced Mr. Zagorski – with the threat of extreme chemical torture via a barbaric three-drug lethal injection protocol – to choose to die a painful and gruesome death in the electric chair," Henry writes.
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"The sad and painful death toll from these barbaric and extremely savage acts is as follows: 17 dead of which three were policemen," said Interior Minister Evariste Boshab, condemning "the use of violence to incite disorder and chaos".
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North Korea's mission to the United Nations released a memo last week warning the country is facing a food shortfall, blaming the weather as well as "barbaric and inhuman" sanctions it says have blocked much-needed farming supplies.
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Conservatives objected again when President Obama went to great lengths to use the acronym ISIL or ISIS instead of Islamic State, lest there be any association between a religion and the barbaric deeds carried out in its name.
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Their take on metal of death is positively barbaric—yeah, there's a certain moldering atmosphere, and it surely falls within the modern "dark death metal" pantheon, but my major takeaway is how fucking HEAVY this shit is. Whew.
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"Brunei's new penal code is barbaric to the core, imposing archaic punishments for acts that shouldn't even be crimes," Phil Robertson, the deputy Asia director of Human Rights Watch, a nongovernmental organization, said in a statement on Wednesday.
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An official Chinese media outlet, the People's Daily, has fired back at President Trump's latest round of "barbaric" tariffs, and said they will keep fighting in the trade war "until the end," reports the South China Morning Post.
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They left behind a barbaric pile of rubble after more than a year of systematically tearing apart the ancient palaces, temples and cultural treasures of what had been the capital of the Assyrian empire nearly three millenniums ago.
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Ed Setzler, called abortion a "barbaric procedure" and said under his proposal, women who become pregnant still have options, including taking a "morning after" pill or carrying a pregnancy to term and putting the baby up for adoption.
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"The U.K. government fully supports the U.S. action, which we believe was an appropriate response to the barbaric chemical weapons attack launched by the Syrian regime and is intended to deter further attacks," a British government spokesman said.
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SURABAYA, Indonesia (Reuters) - Indonesian President Joko Widodo said on Sunday that suicide attacks by suspected Islamist militants on three churches in the country's second-biggest city of Surabaya were "barbaric" and ordered police to track down the perpertrators.
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"This barbaric use of technology is reminiscent of latter-day slave markets," George Otim, country director of Plan International South Sudan, a humanitarian organization focused on children's rights and equality for girls, said in a post from the organization.
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It's a flattering outfit, and I like that it's based on that photo shoot of Debbie Harry in the Vultures shirt, but I see it as a signal that we're returning to a more barbaric and less feminist culture.
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Because of these slip-ups, UK consumers have unwittingly been contributing to animal cruelty: For animals, fur farms mean a life spent in cramped cages, ended by electrocution or gassing, a practice that's not just barbaric but incredibly dated.
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Democrats blasted such treatment as "barbaric," while a few of President Donald Trump's fellow Republicans also voiced concern as the Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives moved toward voting later this week on two pieces of immigration-related legislation.
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We might look back at this era and shake our heads at how absolutely barbaric it was that we once recommended women lop off their breasts and cut out their reproductive systems just to increase their chances of living.
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At a UN Security Council emergency meeting on Wednesday, U.S. Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley said the recent gas attack in Syria represents "a new low, even for the barbaric Assad regime," adding that Russia shares the blame.
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In a fusion of ancient barbaric practices and modern technology, ISIS sells the women like chattel on smartphone apps and shares databases that contain their photographs and the names of their "owners" to prevent their escape through ISIS checkpoints.
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Capture the Flag sneers and thrashes for 37 minutes, right down to its closer, "The Chalice and the Blade," in which the band takes a prehistorical approach to societal gender roles, with allusions to androcracy's barbaric usurping over gylany.
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Describing the Romans as barbaric may seem apt, given their predilection for extreme violence and torture as a form of entertainment, but some of the ghastlier stories of Roman sadism appear to have been inflated by anti-Roman historians.
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" The U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley said on Wednesday: "It's time to take immediate action in the hopes of saving the lives of the men, women, and children who are under attack by the barbaric Assad regime.
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"In response to the barbaric attacks on the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Tehran and its consulate in Mashhad ... the government of Sudan announces the immediate severing of ties with the Islamic Republic of Iran," a Foreign Ministry statement said.
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North Korea's minister of external economic relations, who is at the forum, said his country will "respond to barbaric attempts to exert pressure by the US by our strong countermeasures," according to the Russian state-run news agency Tass.
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"Hospitals have no more room to receive even one more case, due to the huge number of casualties, of wounded and of martyrs who died today at the hands of barbaric Russian warplanes backed by Syrian warplanes," he said.
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" Bolton said Trump has been clear publicly and privately that the deaths of Warmbier, an American college student who was imprisoned in North Korea, and Khashoggi, a Washington Post journalist killed at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, were "barbaric.
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Read more from The Hill: Five things in Trump's speech to the Muslim world Trump to cast battle against 'Islamist extremism' as fight with 'barbaric criminals' Trump readies high-stakes speech to the Muslim world View the discussion thread.
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That same year, judges in the Supreme Court observed that capital punishment, which is only handed out in the "rarest of rare" cases, is necessary to stamp out the "barbaric, feudal" practice of honor killings, according to law journals.
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The sentencing came days after Britain unveiled two multi-million pound funds to tackle modern slavery overseas and at home as part of a drive to end the crime described as a "barbaric evil" by Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Talk this over with your fellow honchos and propose an end to the barbaric practice of shaming co-workers into buying pricey gifts for people just because we happen to sit near them for extended periods during the day.
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A federal judge ordered the immediate release of 10 immigrants in government custody on Tuesday, saying it would be "unconscionable and possibly barbaric" to keep the chronically ill detainees in jails where they could be exposed to the coronavirus.
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A federal judge ordered the immediate release of 10 immigrants in government custody on Tuesday, saying it would be "unconscionable and possibly barbaric" to keep the chronically ill detainees in jails where they could be exposed to the coronavirus.
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"At this point, (young people) associate capitalism with crushing student debt, with a barbaric private health insurance system that also crushes people under debt, the destruction of the planet," said Micah Uetricht, managing editor of the socialist magazine Jacobin.
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The American ambassador, Nikki R. Haley, who has called chemical weapons attacks in Syria "barbaric," accused Russia and China of putting "their friends in the Assad regime ahead of our global security" in her blunt rebuke of the vetoes.
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Drawn by a victim of torture, they show, in raw and agonizing detail, the methods that Americans — soldiers, psychologists, spies, women and men — have devised to break down prisoners through pain, panic, brainwashing and other barbaric and illegal tools.
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The King said that the Saudi people are greatly angered by the barbaric actions of the shooter, and that this person in no way shape or form represents the feelings of the Saudi people who love the American people.
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The Founding Fathers knew slavery to be barbaric—Thomas Jefferson's original draft of the Declaration of Independence included a line about violating "the most sacred rights of life & liberty in the persons of a distant people"—yet they persisted in it.
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"We are outraged by the barbaric attack on Mr. Xulhaz Mannan, a beloved member of our embassy family and a courageous advocate for LGBTI (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex) rights, human rights, actually," State Department spokesman John Kirby told reporters.
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"A 7-year-old shouldn't be subjected to barbaric medical procedures because of an irresponsible adult," Roy said, referring to Younger's contention that Georgulas wanted to perform "chemical castration" via "hormone suppression of puberty," a charge that Georgulas's attorneys have denied.
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The case of the state's best-known victim — 14-year-old Emmett Till, lynched in 1955 — stands out against this blood-drenched backdrop, both for the barbaric violence involved and because the murder helped to galvanize the modern civil rights movement.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The Arab states of the Gulf, including regional powerhouse Saudi Arabia, condemned on Tuesday what they described as "the barbaric shelling" of Aleppo and called on the United Nations to move quickly to provide relief to the Syrian people.
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Macquarie University in Sydney professor of clinical ethics and lead study author Wendy Rogers told the Guardian her team found evidence that the scientific and medical community may have been complicit in the "barbaric" practice of harvesting organs from Chinese prisoners.
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We also know that, as that conflict enters its sixth barbaric year, desperate Syrian families are being forced to make an impossible decision: stay and face starvation, rape, persecution and death, or make a perilous journey to find sanctuary elsewhere.
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"Senator Toomey and I have spent years working to hold the barbaric individuals who commit these crimes accountable, and I'm glad that Congress is now finally sending our bill to the president's desk to be signed into law," said Blumenthal.
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The law, which takes effect later this year, prohibits dilation and evacuation, a practice that pro-choice advocates say is the safest method of ending a pregnancy but which supporters of the legislation call "barbaric," requiring the "dismemberment" of the fetus.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Britain unveiled two multi-million pound funds on Thursday to tackle modern slavery overseas and at home as part of a drive to end the crime described as a "barbaric evil" by Prime Minister Theresa May.
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An official from a veterans union group on Monday called the "don't ask, don't tell" (DADT) policy repealed in 220006 "barbaric," and said that veteran groups need to "retool" their priorities to be more inclusive of LGBT and female veterans.
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"When Americans from both parties and both sides of the abortion debate came together to ban partial-birth abortion as a truly barbaric practice unworthy of our country, she defended it," he wrote in a Fox News op-ed published Friday.
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The book was a petit four to women Beaton deemed up to the mark, including Anita Loos ("sufficiently barbaric to be food for all sculptors") and Tallulah Bankhead ("her eyelashes … built out with hot liquid paint to look like burnt matches").
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We need to step up with an outright condemnation of this executive order and also take action towards ending our country's own racist legislation—from the Zero Tolerance for Barbaric Cultural Practices Act to Bill C51 to indefinite immigration detention.
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"This latest horrendous turn of events has only served to strengthen the resolve of our investigation team as we work to identify those responsible for this outrageous, reckless and barbaric act," Neil Basu, Britain's most senior counter-terrorism officer, told reporters.
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Now here is Sanders's answer, in full: Let me agree with much of what the secretary said, but where we have a different background on this issue is we differ on the war in Iraq, which created barbaric organizations like ISIS.
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WASHINGTON, April 25 (Reuters) - The United States is outraged by the "barbaric attack" on a leading gay rights activist in Bangladesh, who was hacked to death at his apartment along with a friend, the U.S. State Department said on Monday.
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When we mistakenly try to kick modern problems back to the medieval past, using that time period as a synonym for bad or barbaric, we set ourselves up to misunderstand the causes of modern problems and how we might address them.
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This British producer forgoes the hollower, more barbaric side of his texture in favor of something more indebted to 2-step garage than to dubstep, with wistful, hazy vocals and a bass line that skips merrily rather than throbs with melancholy.
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The British envoy to the OPCW said the body had recorded 390 allegations of the use of banned chemicals in Syria since 2014, and that a failure by the OPCW to act risked allowing "further barbaric use of chemical weapons".
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But second of all, and maybe in a deeper reason, of course there are barbaric acts out there, but in a world of so much violence and killing I just don't believe the government itself should be part of the killing.
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Although he is less interested in making an argument than telling a story, the story he tells is designed to rescue the American Revolution from the sentimental stereotypes and bring it to life as an ugly, savage, often barbaric war.
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In addition, captured American prisoners had appoximately a 10 percent survival rate; the British were more barbaric in their treatment of prisoners of war than the Japanese in World War II. Instead of a Trumbull, the American Revolution needed a Goya.
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To the Editor: A few days ago The Times reported on the barbaric conditions in Honduras from which women are fleeing, some of them seeking asylum in the United States ("'Someone Is Always Trying to Kill You,'" Sunday Review, April 7).
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This will allow the Damascene dictator to consolidate his grip on the country he has brutalized for nearly 20 years — demonstrating to autocrats everywhere that using sarin gas, barrel bombs, hunger blockades, and every other barbaric method against defenseless civilians pays.
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" He said the fight against terrorism was not a "battle between different faiths," as some of his advisers had argued, but a struggle "between barbaric criminals who seek to obliterate human life and decent people, all in the name of religion.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Killings, rapes and other barbaric violence committed by an ethnic armed group in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo against a rival group may amount to crimes against humanity and possibly even genocide, the United Nations said on Friday.
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Untruthful tweeting, barbaric rhetoric, apparent indifference to climate change, a proposed citizenship question on the census, restrictions on entry into the United States by people from specified countries — none of these can easily be counted as a high crime and misdemeanor.
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"The King said that the Saudi people are greatly angered by the barbaric actions of the shooter, and that this person in no way shape or form represents the feelings of the Saudi people who love the American people," Trump tweeted.
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Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona and chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, this week called the bombing campaign by President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and Mr. Assad "barbaric" and warned against any American attempts at reconciliation with Russia.
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"The King said that the Saudi people are greatly angered by the barbaric actions of the shooter, and that this person in no way shape or form represents the feelings of the Saudi people who love the American people," Trump added.
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"The King said that the Saudi people are greatly angered by the barbaric actions of the shooter, and that this person in no way shape or form represents the feelings of the Saudi people who love the American people," Trump tweeted.
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By playing off this duality through satire, the clown has historically served as a tool of fierce social and political subversion: We crave the clown's fun, whimsical side, but the clown's dark side often reveals barbaric truths about human nature.
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But second of all, and maybe in a deeper reason, of course there are barbaric acts out there, in a world of so much violence and killing I just don't believe the government itself should be part of the killing.
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U.K.: "The U.K. Government fully supports the U.S. action, which we believe was an appropriate response to the barbaric chemical weapons attack launched by the Syrian regime, and is intended to deter further attacks," a U.K. government spokesperson said in a statement.
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"Winston Churchill saved this country and the whole of Europe from a barbaric fascist and racist tyranny and our debt to him is incalculable," said Boris Johnson, a Brexiteer who wrote an eccentric biography "The Churchill Factor: How One Man Made History".
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My son is 9 and by the time he's 40, let's say, the idea of going to a drugstore and buying over-the-counter medicine that says, "You might be the one unlucky schmuck that dies from this," is gonna seem barbaric.
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This fight is especially disappointing, because it not only plays into the stereotype that women can't get along, but that marriage is always the ultimate goal for us ladyfolk — one so important that a perfectly reasonable woman will go barbaric over it.
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The core of their argument is that associating terrorists with Islam helps to legitimize their interpretation of the religion and does a disservice to the majority of Muslims who don't believe there's anything Islamic about barbaric groups like ISIS, also known as ISIL.
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Johnson, who described Russia's actions in Syria as barbaric, also said it was important not to raise false hopes over the idea of a no fly zone over parts of Syria to prevent the Russian and Syrian government air strikes on Aleppo.
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You might like to know, nonetheless, that the "melano," a heterosexual mushroom, is the fruit of a foursome between a bunch of things with barbaric scientific names that live underground—things we humans would only find arousing with a gun to the head.
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"Russia has once again demonstrated it will do whatever it takes to ensure the barbaric Assad regime never faces consequences for its continued use of chemicals as weapons," U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley, traveling in Africa, said in a statement.
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I reached out to Ward for some perspective on the violence on the bridge, the demise of the white supremacist regime that supported it, and what the bridge means now, in 2016, as a symbol of the barbaric practices of the American past.
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United Kingdom: "The UK government fully supports the US action, which we believe was an appropriate response to the barbaric chemical weapons attack launched by the Syrian regime, and is intended to deter further attacks," a UK government spokesperson said in a statement.
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The electric chair fell out of favor in the 1970s in the United States after it was deemed more barbaric than other forms of death, though there's significant debate in the medical community about how much pain people experience during lethal injection.
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The conviction thus affirms both the truly barbaric, nearly inconceivable horror of genocide and the importance of adhering to the specific legal parameters of the crime, much like the U.S. State Department's careful examination and characterization of ISIS atrocities as genocide last week.
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Cameron described it as an act of self defense, saying they were "seeking to orchestrate specific and barbaric attacks against the west, including directing a number of planned terrorist attacks right here in Britain, such as plots to attack high profile public commemorations".
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"Russia has once again demonstrated it will do whatever it takes to ensure the barbaric Assad regime never faces consequences for its continued use of chemicals as weapons," U.S. Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley said while traveling through Africa, per Reuters.
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And ISIS has changed the direction of much of the Middle East for at least a generation, setting back development in large swaths of territory, altering alliances throughout the region, and producing thousands of children raised to embrace barbaric violence and intolerant extremism.
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This attack, like so many other terrorist attacks in Europe, struck at the heart of what the barbaric pre-Enlightenment religious fanatics of ISIS -- which has now claimed credit for the bombing -- hate: Revelry, music, rich cultural and creative expression, fun, freedom.
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An older tradition views the wilderness as a desolate wasteland, the frontline in an unending struggle of Man against Nature, pitting empires, nations, and settlers—the assumed standard bearers of civilization—against Indigenous communities, the barbaric denizens of savagery, according to this fable.
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While you're cooking up a new Gudetama friend (am I the only one that finds cooking anthropomorphic food characters mildly barbaric?) your previous creation is placed on a table, where for additional points you can, tap, jiggle, and smoosh it into oblivion.
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Editorial New York State prison guards sometimes get away with barbaric acts of brutality because their union shields even the worst of them from prosecution — and because district attorneys in communities dominated by prisons are hesitant to bring difficult, politically unpopular cases.
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Democrats on the Senate Intelligence Committee released a 500-page executive summary of the explosive report in late 2014, claiming that their work showed the CIA engaged in barbaric and ineffective practices of torture while misleading its overseers during the Bush administration.
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SHANGHAI, Dec 9 (Reuters) - China's blue-chip index ended higher on Friday, thanks to better-than-expected inflation data pointing to signs of a stabilising economy, but it snapped an eight-week winning streak after a top regulator warned against "barbaric" takeover deals.
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Mainland blue-chips including Gree Electric and China Vanke Co Ltd, which had previously soared on share purchases by insurers, tumbled after Liu Shiyu, Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) on Saturday condemned "barbaric" leveraged buy-outs by certain asset managers.
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People like Michel Foucault have gone so far as to call surveillance societies more barbaric than more "primitive" torture-based societies, where they might cut off your hand if you were caught committing a crime, but at least you had your privacy.
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Industry-leading blue-chips including Gree Electric and China Vanke, which had previously soared on share purchases by insurers, tumbled after Liu Shiyu, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) on Saturday condemned "barbaric" leveraged buy-outs by certain asset managers.
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"This terrible news has only served to strengthen our resolve to identify and bring to justice the person or persons responsible for what I can only describe as an outrageous, reckless and barbaric act," Mr. Basu said in a statement on Sunday evening.
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"It is a harsh and barbaric form of punishment that causes harmful and long-lasting psychological effects, and has no place in a modern and compassionate society such as ours," George Varughese, the president of the Malaysian Bar, said in a statement.
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" That new point of origin is August 1619, when the arrival of the first enslaved Africans "inaugurated a barbaric system of chattel slavery that would last for the next 250 years and form the basis for almost every aspect of American life.
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THE MODEL APARTMENT (1995) by Donald Margulies An enormously powerful work that only gradually reveals its hand, this masterly play segues from a classic comedy of Jewish neurosis into a harrowing assessment of the long-term reverberations of a barbaric chapter in history.
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"I don't want to be pro the practice, but I don't want it to be exaggerated into something completely barbaric," said Maryah Haidery, 37, who comes from a Bohra family in New Jersey and had never spoken publicly about her cutting before.
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For instance, in the last five years, we've admitted nearly 2900,220006 immigrants from Iraq and Afghanistan – in these two countries, according to Pew research, a majority of residents say that the barbaric practice of honor killings against women are often or sometimes justified.
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"To systematically bomb a town in the Middle East is no less barbaric than to slit somebody's throat in a French church," Mr. Todorov said, referring to the beheading of a French priest in July by assailants inspired by the Islamic State.
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Evelyn Spiegler Forest Hills, N.Y. Assad's Chlorine Gas Dexter Filkins echoes a common misunderstanding when he, in his review of Samantha Power's memoir, calls Bashar al-Assad's deployment of chlorine gas in Syria "barbaric but not illegal" ("Damned if You Don't," September 16th).
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"There's only one explanation — the desire to cover up evidence of the barbaric bombardments by the U.S. air force and the coalition as fast as possible and to bury the thousands of civilians 'liberated' from Islamic State in the ruins," he said.
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The same was said after the recent murder of the Russian ambassador to Turkey, shot live on television; his last moments shared time and again by Twitter and Facebook users, as it is every time a video emerges of the barbaric crimes of ISIS.
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And he states that lethal injection is "too comfortable a way for these criminals to go," adding that capital punishment is more civilized than not executing murderers: Civilized people don't put up with barbaric behavior, such as dragging people to death behind pickup trucks.
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"Ambassador Haley has failed the LGBTQ community by not standing up against the barbaric use of the death penalty to punish individuals in same-sex relationships," said Ty Cobb, director of Human Rights Campaign Global, in a statement emailed out soon after the vote.
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HUSBAND AND WIFE PLEAD GUILTY IN 'BARBARIC' SEX ABUSE OF TODDLER The woman said he couldn't get the shirt — and that Schmitt grabbed her neck and hurled her to the ground, before getting on top of her and strangling her, according to the document.
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Not to mention that President Trump has overseen some of the most barbaric human rights violations on American soil in recent memory through his immigrant family separation policy—something that Trump regime members still insist isn't an actual policy despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
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Before last year's elections, his government enacted a law entitled the "Zero Tolerance for Barbaric Practices Act" which reinforced existing legislation on polygamy, forced marriage and honour killings; for example, it barred people who had contracted polygamous unions in other countries from entering Canada.
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The potency of your own presidency is ridiculed when thugs and barbaric criminals take it upon themselves to establish lawless fiefdoms, usurping the law and order on which this republic was built and upon which its continued existence depends, as they kill innocent lives.
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"If Russia continues to be involved in this barbaric attack on civilians in Aleppo, the US needs to be prepared to strike military targets of the Assad regime to prevent them from [taking part in] this humanitarian crisis taking place in Aleppo," Pence said.
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He does not seem to view waterboarding as torture, raising the prospect that he might reintroduce that barbaric practice, even though the Obama administration, human rights advocates and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis have all said that it violates international law and harms American interests.
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At last, the kids could roam and climb, and gawk at the admirably barbaric traps used to catch enemy soldiers, while I pointed out ponds that were really bomb craters and told them about a war I was born too late to remember firsthand.
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Over time, Facebook has discovered the cheap and dirty way to reach the world: tweak its users' amygdalae through constant provocation, engender a cartwheel of extreme emotion (rage, fear, ecstasy, and sorrow), and reward those capable of running that barbaric electric current across its network.
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The lawsuit was filed on behalf of more than 150 inmates housed in the prison -- formally known as the Mississippi State Penitentiary -- and alleges "barbaric" conditions within the facility, including food contaminated with rat feces and cockroaches, flooded cells and lack of medical care.
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Now years into his intervention into online politics, he is discovering that many of his leftist and progressive fans merely want a mouthpiece for their own views, which, though he considers them less barbaric and inane than the far right's, sometimes carry their own delusions.
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Plunking down a paper on how genetics affects income without making any effort to reflect on how exactly this kind of work has been used to justify barbaric practices (like the 20th century eugenicist drive to sterilize anyone deemed an "imbecile") is irresponsible at best.
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"If the Bashar al-Assad regime decides to retaliate against Turkey, will we commit ourselves under it?" the French president wondered, imagining a scenario in which Ankara could demand that other NATO members play a supportive role in its barbaric adventure in northern Syria.
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What is important not to forget is the deeply shameful and disturbing fact that the United States, admittedly at a moment of national confusion and panic following the 9/11 attacks, but unnecessarily, secretly and extensively, adopted barbaric practices banned by domestic and international law.
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That is equally true of the visual excess—three heads bursting bloodily open, in slow motion, one after the next, as a bullet travels through them—and of the dialogue, which rubs its hands with glee and tries so very, very hard to sound barbaric.
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Turan Kışlakçı, the head of the Turkish-Arab Media Association and a friend of Khashoggi's, told the Associated Press that Turkish officials he'd spoken with said Khashoggi had been murdered "in a barbaric way" and that they had evidence which they had not yet released.
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This set off impassioned, paragraphs-long responses, including complaints over noise; comparisons to Europe; scorn at the offense of commuting by car; and the general sentiment that bags are more efficient than bins, and that the city's metal trash cans of yore were barbaric.
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"As well as being young women, these barbaric cases are similar in that the two adolescents had been attracted by their torturers in premeditated plots and have been violently attacked in the context of illicit drug use," said Nadine Gasman, of UN Women in Brazil.
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" Earlier during the meeting, Rycroft had labeled the Assad regime as "murderous, barbaric, criminal," stating that Russia's continued support for the Syrian government meant they would bring "shame and humiliation" on the country, before adding that Moscow would be "on the wrong side of history.
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" On the ongoing attacks in Aleppo by Russian and Syrian forces, Pence contended that if Russia's involvement continues "in this barbaric attack on civilians in Aleppo, the United States of America should be prepared to use military force to strike military targets of the Assad regime.
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Just this week, the LA Times published two letters that defended, and treated lightly, World War II internment of Japanese Americans, inspiring a backlash from readers who were shocked that the comments hadn't been dismissed out hand as ridiculous defenses of a barbaric violation of civil liberties.
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While texts dating back to 1405 depict illustrations of chastity belts, Classen—in his book The Medieval Chastity Belt: A Myth-making Process—says they are most likely crude jokes that were then picked up by later generations in service of stereotypes about the "barbaric" Middle Ages.
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"There can be no tolerance for barbaric groups that claim to act in the name of a faith but attack houses of worship and murder the innocent and defenseless while at prayer," White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement that followed Trump's tweet.
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Republicans and Democrats also could come together to strengthen federal efforts to prevent women and girls in America and around the world from being subjugated to female genital mutilation — the barbaric practice of removing the external genitalia of girls and young women without a medical purpose.
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"This terrible news has only served to strengthen our resolve to identify and bring to justice the person or persons responsible for what I can only describe as an outrageous, reckless and barbaric act," Neil Basu, the head of U.K. counterterrorism policing, said in a statement.
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SHANGHAI, Dec 5 (Reuters) - China's blue-chip shares index posted its biggest fall in six months on Monday after the top securities regulator warned against "barbaric" share acquisitions, though small-caps held relatively firm as an investment scheme linking the Shenzhen and Hong Kong markets went live.
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I hear a ton of Penis Envy in Black Haze, from its political bite and dark punk riffs right down to the song "The Fuck" (a reference to Crass' "What the Fuck," perhaps?) and the pseudo-British tinge in vocalist/guitarist Jai Milx's barbaric yawp on tracks like "Cowschwitz".
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"You would expect the federal government, if they were engaging in this hideous and barbaric policy of separating children from parents, they would at the very least put in place a procedure to identify the child and track the placement of them and their parent," Cicilline told BuzzFeed News.
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Even so it debunked the idea that the use of any kind of force in response to the barbaric behaviour of the Assad regime was no longer possible because of fears that it would mean confrontation with his Russian ally, which has been operating in Syria since September 2015.
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If our business and government leaders do not make sweeping changes now, we will see larger and more barbaric atrocities committed against innocent civilians, an exodus of business, investments and talent from countries that are deemed unsafe and more citizens turning to reactionary and isolationist movements that foment fear.
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Related: Barbaric Conditions That Led to a Detainee's Death Are Laid Bare in CIA Reports The attacks underlined how serious the security threat facing Afghanistan remains since former Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour was killed in a US drone strike last month and was replaced by Mullah Haibatullah Akhundzada.
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"We, as the descendants of the Americans that were victims of the barbaric attacks of slavery which were perpetrated by the Confederate States of America, believe that it is past time to remove those symbols from government properties," said Phyllis Blake, president of the NAACP Georgia state conference.
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"I think remaking the Democratic Party into a home for humane populism, as opposed to the barbaric populism of the GOP, is the only way out of our electoral nightmare," said Michael Youhana, who wrote in "Just Jill Stein" on Election Day, out of distaste for her running mate.
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This euphoria must partly reflect the fact that in the run-up to last October's election, the outgoing Conservative government seemed to play the Islamophobic card by introducing more explicit bans on "barbaric cultural practices" such as forced marriage and female genital mutilation, which were in fact illegal already.
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This well-meaning American exceptionalism, with its cutesy recycling of a phrase ("irrational exuberance") meant as a critique of the market by, of all people, Alan Greenspan, strikes me as even more depressing than the barbaric version of American exceptionalism put forth on a regular basis by Donald Trump.
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" Trump was mocked by his rivals as being a "germaphobe" during the presidential election after an excerpt from his 1997 book "The Art of the Comeback" resurfaced in which Trump wrote that pressing the flesh "is one of the curses of American society" and called shaking hands "barbaric.
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"The White House has repackaged the worst of its past failed immigration plans: greenlighting the Administration's barbaric family detention policies, reviving the President's ineffective and wasteful wall, completely abandoning our patriotic and determined Dreamers and gutting our asylum and refugee protections," the House leader said in a statement.
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So while Jackson's allegory offers layered warnings about the dangers of historically justified closed-mindedness and mob behavior — which, throughout time, has fueled violence against specific groups based on identity— at surface level, it uses a homogenous community to play out its point to its absurd, barbaric conclusion.
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"These barbaric acts of terrorism against innocent civilians, many of them pilgrims, confirm yet again the terrorists' total disregard for life and their despair and cowardice in the face of the victories of the Iraqi security forces which seized most of their strongholds across the country," Kubiš said.
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WASHINGTON — At the direction of the young dictator Kim Jong-un, officers in the North Korean military have carried out the executions of more than 340 of the country's own citizens, including other military officials, using methods that are often as morbidly theatrical as they are inhumane and barbaric.
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It's a line of rhetoric commonly employed by people who aren't Asian, and it perfectly highlights Western attitudes toward how and what Asians eat: Whether it's dogs or crocodiles (the American South, mind you, eats alligators) or bats or chicken feet, what Asians eat is framed as barbaric.
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