Now it swells with information, barrages of tragedy, violence and callouts.
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Gaza militants fired back, launching barrages of rockets into southern Israel.
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The defenders endured artillery barrages, sniper fire, probes and ground assaults.
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Not all two-goal barrages in a first period are created equally.
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Gaza militants fired barrages of rockets into Israel late into the night.
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Israel signaled it would halt its strikes if the rocket barrages stopped.
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Angelic creatures hover, capable of firing laser-like barrages every few seconds.
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Her ultra-rapid barrages sound as though they could break through concrete.
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Such barrages of outrage have become increasingly common in today's public discourse.
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Islamic Jihad began firing heavy barrages of mortar shells around 7 a.m.
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Women have faced rhetorical barrages that make them seem irrational, angry, and weak.
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The Taliban fire, including mortar barrages, damaged the government buildings and demolished the watchtowers.
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Artillery barrages began early Saturday, threatening a breakdown of a fragile 1994 truce agreement.
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The barrages from Syrian, Iranian and Russian artillery exemplify the true horror of this conflict.
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The rebels send barrages of mortar rounds and homemade missiles that land in crowded neighborhoods.
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And it is not scoring great barrages of goals because it no longer needs to.
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In video he took, two barrages of gunfire are heard amid wailing sirens and emergency lights.
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Those aural barrages can potentially harm human hearing, cause tinnitus, or even possibly have psychological effects.
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An assistant has left amid reports of barrages of emails and phone calls at 5 a.m.
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Sodden heat gathers itself into sudden barrages of pounding thunder, crackling lightning and pane-rattling rain.
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Over the next two weeks, the base and its outposts endured daily barrages and sniper fire.
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To repel the attackers, Viper Company fired barrages of artillery and mortar rounds, including white phosphorus.
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The barrages of texts are effective: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's campaign said they helped win her primary.
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Yet the ferocity of such barrages reflected something more: the deep fault-lines the couple were straddling.
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His antics on the platform, where he regularly barrages opponents with insults, were viewed largely with amusement.
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A battle erupted on the water, with "Royal Navy" boats exchanging barrages of fireworks with "Chinese" junks.
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The western, government-held side has also sustained indiscriminate attacks, with rebel mortar barrages on crowded neighborhoods.
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That prompted one of the heaviest Israeli barrages against Syria since the conflict there began in 2011.
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On Tuesday and Wednesday, one of the worst barrages pummeled the area, killing more than 100 people.
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Lundqvist and the team's third goalie, Bulgarian-born Alexandar Georgiev, have faced barrages many times this season.
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My worrying brain constantly barrages me with what-ifs: What if the stock market drops by 50%?
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Since then, the two sides have waged three wars and engaged in repeated tit-for-tat barrages.
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In minutes, the port was a battlefield, with fans clashing under barrages of flying bottles and pinwheeling chairs.
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Thirty-eight people were injured in the siege, amid barrages of tear gas, water cannons and petrol bombs.
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While skirmishes are common, the heavy artillery barrages have been the thickest since a flare-up in February.
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The Coast Guard had the deadly hulk towed far offshore and then sank it with barrages of artillery fire.
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Key to the mission was a collection of pneumatic air guns, whose barrages of pressurized air created acoustic pulses.
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Critchlow was a 23-year-old forward observer for Charlie Company, responsible for calling in airstrikes and artillery barrages.
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For the past week the territory has been relatively calm, with a rare lull in the barrages of tear-gas.
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But a spokeswoman said no Palestinian mortars had been fired since this morning, after two days of more frequent barrages.
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The Internet is the most dizzying marketplace in human history, a seething bazaar that barrages us relentlessly and from all angles.
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Officials in Washington have been largely taken by surprise by Duterte's near-daily barrages, and have sought to avoid provoking him.
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Harvey stood his ground and fought it all the way through, against all kinds of barrages and attacks in the press.
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Israeli soldiers and snipers used barrages of tear gas as well as live gunfire to keep protesters from entering Israeli territory.
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The barrages of Tomahawk cruise missiles destroyed nine airplanes and littered a runway with shrapnel, among other damage, the reporter said.
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Those attitudes are too deeply entrenched and Trump surely believes his anti-press barrages played a role in winning the presidency.
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A Ukrainian village and a town were hit with rocket-artillery barrages, wounding eight people and damaging about 50 homes. video
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After briefly seizing control of that road, protesters were forced back by repeated police tear gas barrages, pepper spray and baton charges.
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Torbjörn's Level 3 turret has loads of health and armor, and it complements its high rate-of-fire bullets with rocket barrages.
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Studies have estimated South Korean casualties from artillery barrages to be in the tens of thousands on the first day of conflict.
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In the past, the modus operandi has been exchanges of artillery barrages or, on occasion, sending soldiers on limited, cross-border missions.
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Conference calls to plan digital campaigns are often laced with details of facing vile circumstances and barrages of attacks from our opposition.
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Israeli soldiers and snipers were using barrages of tear gas as well as live gunfire to keep protesters from entering Israeli territory.
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We endured Turkey's barrages and avoided returning fire, even after civilian casualties, so as not to provide a pretext for this invasion.
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It started with an assault on hamlets and villages, with bombing, shelling and mortar barrages to prepare the way for ground attacks.
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He received multiple barrages of spam texts; he later learned that the texts were possibly connected to attempts to track his cellphone.
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Why it matters: We could all use some help steering our way safely through today's wilderness of email barrages and coupon codes.
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Most of all, they were well led, with field commanders who knew, for example, how to support infantry attacks with devastating artillery barrages.
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A Hamas spokesman said that, as part of a policy of "bombardment for bombardment", the barrages were retaliation for an earlier Israeli air strike.
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Most of those, say international officials, were inflicted by IS fighters, who fired mortar barrages at market places and shot residents trying to flee.
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He is tall and fidgety, and he's so abundantly supplied with hyperkinetic professional enthusiasm that his e-mails often arrive in afterthought-laden barrages.
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Marwan Habaq, who survived the barrages in eastern Ghouta in a basement with his wife and infant daughter Yasmina, is taking them to Idlib.
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The Baghouz enclave had been pounded on Monday with barrages of rockets, but the situation calmed on Tuesday morning before the intense bombardment resumed.
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If Hamas did not unleash heavy barrages of rocket fire, he said, there was a good chance that the current confrontation would be contained.
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The songs strutted and blipped like bubble gum pop grown colossal, carrying glum lyrics like trophies and building up to gleeful, overwhelming drum barrages.
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Japanese troops, mainly infantrymen, marched across the Lo Wu crossing linking Hong Kong with mainland China early that morning, supported by heavy artillery barrages.
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Israel has refrained from significant strikes in Lebanon; Hezbollah has decreased its harassment on the Israel-Lebanon border and not initiated rocket barrages against Israel.
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During the Gaza war in 2014, Israel's Iron Dome rocket interceptor system largely protected the country's heartland from thousands of rocket barrages fired by militants.
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All were locked up in the "communications center" and for three days subjected to barrages of commands and messages suggesting that they were under attack.
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World War I quickly introduced the horrors of modern artillery barrages, unwavering machine gun fire and wholesale slaughter to a generation that never truly recovered.
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Stories about American artillery barrages that devastated villages or search-and-destroy operations that went awry were common, he insisted, while enemy atrocities went unreported.
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Once abroad, the women often face barrages of insults and death threats from family members and other Saudis who think they have shamed the country.
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The 2006 war killed around 160 Israelis, most of them troops fighting inside Lebanon, while 1,200 people in Lebanon, mostly civilians, died in Israel's military barrages.
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The Turkish military usually responds with artillery barrages into northern Syria, but officials have said it is difficult to hit mobile Islamic State targets with howitzers.
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But Israel scaled back the fishing zone this week in response to rocket fire and shut the border crossings entirely on Saturday after barrages from Gaza.
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North Korean verbal barrages are a staple of its external propaganda — note its labeling of Trump as a "dotard" at the height of tensions last year.
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For months, men died in droves from artillery barrages, their bodies literally becoming part of the churned-up trenches to be trod on by new recruits.
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TRT said barrages of howitzer shells were launched at the Ayn al-Arab, or Kobani region, from Turkey's southeastern province of Sanliurfa, along the Syrian border.
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"Mail-bombing" email barrages and volleys of status and location queries overloaded servers around the country, bringing crucial parts of the Estonian internet to a halt.
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I still hear the hiss of hundreds of bombs being dropped from B-193s, the roar of artillery barrages and the thrum of the helicopter rotors.
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As the world erupts with constant barrages of chaotic news, it feels more necessary than ever, this little love letter to the endless beauty of possibility.
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No one was killed or wounded in the five barrages of multiple missiles that night, although several military personnel who were working were checked for concussions.
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Among their many accomplishments, Marine units were responsible for massive artillery barrages that helped defeat the terrorist group ISIS in Raqqa, Syria, tested a fully autonomous helicopter.
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Overall convenience aside, shopping online can sometimes make it harder to evaluate barrages of bargains without the intuitive store displays and fixed prices of physical retail spaces.
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Trump used Twitter less as a communication device than as a weapon of information warfare, rallying his supporters and attacking opponents with hundred-and-forty-character barrages.
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Agha and Dardar specifically were allegedly behind barrages of so-called spear phishing attacks, which use fake emails designed to lure people into giving up personal information.
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The spacecraft arrived on Monday night, diving through intense barrages of radiation and reaching 373,237 miles per hour as it passed 22003,22012 miles above Jupiter's cloud tops.
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He promptly violated it with more chemical barrages, including the sarin attack in Khan Sheikhoun in April that spurred President Trump to retaliate with a missile strike.
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Some barrages were striking at the rate of a shell every second, residents reported via text message, transmitting what appeared to be audio recordings of the blasts.
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The Akamai researchers also point out that if botnet operators start automating the process of generating WS-Discovery DDoS attacks, the barrages will crop up even more.
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Before the inauguration, Mr. Trump unleashed Twitter barrages against a Hollywood actress, the United States intelligence community, a prominent civil rights leader and some news media outlets.
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And social media, with its promises of constant connection and barrages of images that say, "Look at how much fun I'm having," can make it even worse.
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In two areas near the presidential palace and in the upscale eastern neighborhood of Riyadh, they were met by security forces firing barrages of tear gas, witnesses said.
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Since Clinton is herself no stranger to woman-bashing barrages, she might welcome attempts to rectify the sexism of the 1990s as part of a larger feminist wave.
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According to prosecutors, Agha and Dardar were behind barrages of so-called spear phishing attacks, which use fake emails designed to lure people into giving up personal information.
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BEIRUT, March 26 (Reuters) - Syrian government forces advanced into Palmyra on several fronts on Saturday, backed by waves of air strikes and artillery barrages, a monitoring group said.
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And though the tour was tightly choreographed, there was no hiding either the profound destruction from airstrikes and artillery barrages, or the fact that the fighting remains intense.
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They stayed through the firefights and the mortar barrages and the air strikes and the car bombs, and they were constantly shooting pictures and video on their phones.
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If Russia invades, it could precipitate a broader European conflict, and the 800,000 Ukrainian civilians gritting their teeth in the silence between artillery barrages could become eight million.
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Night and day, artillery and mortar barrages and warplanes from the US-led foreign coalition pounded ISIS' final encampment: a sprawling junkyard of wrecked cars and tattered tents.
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At least 14 civilians have been killed - along with scores of fighters - and about 36 wounded during the offensive, according to U.N. tallies issued prior to Tuesday night's barrages.
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A day after dozens were killed in antigovernment protests, the security forces shut off power in a central Baghdad square and launched barrages of tear gas and sound bombs.
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Between these standouts came barrages of the famous Westbrook pull-up and plenty of pick-and-roll dimes; even while chucking 39 times, he found room for nine assists.
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Earn enough points and you can spend them, via the radio, on all sorts of bonuses: Supply drops, smoke screen barrages, heavy weapons and tanks, and even rocket strikes.
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Lee said Singapore's future options include building polders, areas of land reclaimed from a body of water, or reclaiming a series of islands offshore and connecting them with barrages.
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In one of the day's first barrages, one of the mortars landed in the yard of a kindergarten, which was empty at the time because school had not started.
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Kilis, which stands on the Syrian border in southern Turkey, has been repeatedly targeted by Islamic State barrages which have killed 19 people since the start of the year.
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The army says it is facing the toughest urban warfare imaginable - hundreds of suicide car bomb attacks, mortar barrages, sniper fire and ambushes launched from a network of tunnels.
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From the Twitter-bashing to the congressional barrages to the nightly assaults from right-wing media, these make last week's Syria raid look like a walk in the park.
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Obama's hesitation led to one other unintended consequence: it brought in an indiscriminate Russian campaign of bombing and artillery barrages that drove millions of Syrians out of the country.
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Such arms, coupled with heavy barrages from the more than 100,000 rockets and missiles without high-precision targeting capability that Israel says Hezbollah already has, could overwhelm Israel's defenses.
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Just when the panic of those eighth note barrages seem too much to bear, the song lands on a final celestial chord, presenting something hopeful underneath all that tension.
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Palestinian militants launched their heaviest barrages against Israel since the 2014 Gaza war on Tuesday and Israeli aircraft struck back, in a surge of fighting after weeks of border violence.
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Islamic Jihad said in a statement that the rocket barrages were a response to Friday's events and that Israel has been delaying the implementation of previous understandings brokered by Cairo.
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Authorities say many more people were traumatized when Stephen Paddock, a 64-year-old high-stakes video-poker player, spent 10 minutes firing rapid-fire barrages with assault-style rifles.
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In the case of he Helsinki, previous barrages and broadsides have led a large portion of the Americans to simply write off anything that the Washington Post or CNN reports.
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Clinton conceded, that it would participate in the Wisconsin recount, her team has helped reignite the contentious atmosphere of the campaign, of which Mr. Trump's Twitter barrages were a fixture.
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Israeli and Palestinian analysts speculated over possible Iranian motives for ordering the launches of nearly 40 short-range rockets in four barrages from nightfall on Friday until about 10 a.m.
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HONG KONG — Police breached a Hong Kong university campus held by protesters early Monday after an all-night siege that included firing repeated barrages of tear gas and water cannons.
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A rebel command center said on Twitter government attempts to storm the town were being resisted after it was struck with "dozens of Russian air raids", barrel bombs and rocket barrages.
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But Islamic Jihad appeared to have scaled back the range of its rocket fire, if not the intensity of its barrages, in response to the killing of Mr. Abu al-Ata.
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They found their battleships matched not only against the US warships and planes, but also bulldozers, as US Marines repaired key airfields in between barrages of shelling from Japanese ships offshore.
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By late Tuesday, Israeli aircraft had hit 55 facilities belonging to militant groups in Gaza, including a cross-border tunnel under construction, in response to the Palestinian barrages, the military said.
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The city is in ruins from airstrikes and artillery barrages, and the cackle of small-arms fire and the thuds of mortar shell explosions were evidence that the fighting remains intense.
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Such constant barrages of abuse, including death threats and threats of sexual violence, is silencing people, pushing them off online platforms and further reducing the diversity of online voices and opinion.
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On Saturday, the battle began as police moved in to clear the campus and the protesters responded with barrages of rocks and petrol bombs, leaving parts of the university in flames.
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Children see far more than we give them credit for, and our culture barrages them daily with messages that say that pursuits like science or tech are for boys, and boys alone.
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The crunch of broken glass is a common signifier in their work, as are unpredictable kick drum barrages and synthetic sounds that feel more like metal scraping metal than familiar club melodies.
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Editorial President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela has sought in recent days to cow crowds of protesters with barrages of rubber bullets and tear gas canisters tossed by ground forces and from helicopters.
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Authorities have said the gunman, Stephen Paddock, fired barrages for about 803 minutes from 32nd floor windows into the open-air Route 91 Harvest Festival concert across Las Vegas Boulevard before killing himself.
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The battle has been characterized by artillery barrages and heavy bombing by Russian and Syrian aircraft, including Syria's continuing use of "barrel bombs," improvised but highly destructive devices responsible for thousands of deaths.
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Earlier on Wednesday Turkish warplanes and artillery pounded Kurdish YPG targets with air strikes and artillery barrages in a cross-border military operation just days after U.S. troops pulled back from the area.
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Rocket barrages on Israel, Saudi Arabia, or the UAEIran could respond by unleashing a series of attacks on US or US-allied troops and military bases across the Middle East and Gulf region.
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Swizz served as a guide on Tate Ko and is featured on the project's "Ello?" track, which features the producer's signature brand of controlled chaos, decorated with blaring synths, barrages of drums, and screams.
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He then spent the next 10 minutes unveiling a new suite of digital health tools designed to help iPhone owners avoid notification barrages, monitor device usage, and be more present outside of our screens.
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GAZA-ISRAEL BORDER (Reuters) - Palestinian militants launched their heaviest barrages against Israel since the 2014 Gaza war on Tuesday and Israeli aircraft struck back, in a surge of fighting after weeks of border violence.
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Already burning fires started new ones, shooting embers like artillery barrages, including one that apparently jumped several miles across the Columbia River into Washington from Oregon, breaching a natural firebreak that long seemed impregnable.
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Trump's vision of politics is to govern as though democracy is a cult of personality, with him as the cult leader and those who disagree with him facing repeated barrages of personal and political attacks.
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The latest spat began earlier this week when an anti-Trump super-PAC released an ad featuring a nude Melania Trump, prompting almost daily barrages from the Trump campaign on Cruz and his wife, Heidi.
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Nearly one million civilians have fled from air strikes and artillery barrages towards the closed frontier, overwhelming relief agencies and alarming Turkey, which already hosts 3.6 million Syrian refugees and says it cannot handle more.
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The striking lock-on missile barrages of Galak-Z are meant to invoke the "Itano Circus" of mecha series Macross, not only in look but also in gameplay feel, harmoniously blending narrative theme with mechanical design.
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I'm one of the Republic's clones, holding the line at a landing pad, firing barrages of blood red laser fire at a platform across the water, pushing back a seemingly endless tide of beige battle droids.
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Down the homestretch, the remaining cash will most likely be spent on voter-mobilization efforts and last-minute advertising barrages that will blanket the airwaves and social media feeds of voters in targeted states and districts.
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It was unclear how many people were killed in the Monday barrages, as makeshift health care systems in eastern Aleppo collapsed, but residents described seeing bodies on the streets because no one could pick them up.
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The Pentagon gave the green light to start the work as part of an Enhanced Defence Cooperation Agreement (EDCA), a 2014 pact that Duterte has threatened to scrap during barrages of hostility towards the former colonial power.
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Completed in the mid-3303s, the dam was considered a necessity at the time: Turkey was building its own barrages further upstream, and the government of then-President Saddam Hussein feared they could cause a water shortage.
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The scale of Friday's fighting reflected how much of a strategic prize the city represents, with jets launching dozens of air strikes and soldiers firing mortar barrages, while Islamic State fighters hit back with two car bombings.
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But both sides have demonstrated a disregard for civilian life, with rebels firing mortar shells and missiles last week toward most of the government-held neighborhoods in Aleppo, in one of their worst barrages in recent months.
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Iranian forces in Syria launched a rocket attack on Israeli army bases in the Golan Heights early on Thursday, Israel said, prompting one of the heaviest Israeli barrages against Syria since the conflict there began in 2011.
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Since then his fighters have launched hundreds of suicide car bombs, mortar barrages and sniper attacks against the advancing forces, using a network of tunnels under residential areas and using civilians as human shields, Iraqi soldiers say.
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But Trump's willingness to respond in kind — he has repeatedly called Kim "little rocket man" — is rare for an American leader and has led to several fiery verbal barrages since he took office nearly a year ago.
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Internet-powered robocalling systems are making it cheaper and easier than ever to launch barrages of calls at millions of phones, with new twists like familiar-looking numbers or spoofed ones making them even more frustrating than before.
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Soldiers, the only Israelis Mr. Gerim has ever seen this close, can be spotted through the smoke of burning tires, moving about in their foxholes atop tall sand berms, occasionally launching tear-gas barrages, sometimes using live fire.
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The militants, who have controlled Mosul since they took it over in mid-2014, have hit the advancing soldiers with suicide car bombs, mortar barrages, sniper attacks and ambushes launched through a network of tunnels under residential areas.
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In the early hours Monday, an announcement by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi of the campaign's opening was accompanied by artillery barrages and a rush of armored vehicles toward the front a few miles from the city's limits.
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Syrian government forces battled rebels and weathered Turkish artillery barrages on Thursday as they tried to seize Saraqeb town in northwestern Idlib province in a new push to recapture the last rebel stronghold, said witnesses and a war monitor.
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But there's also reason to think that Golden State—which held opponents to the lowest 3FG% and the sixth-lowest 3FGA per 100 possessions in the NBA this season—might actually be vulnerable to these types of scoring barrages.
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It fired a few barrages against hard-line comments by U.S. Vice President Mike Pence and National Security Adviser John Bolton and has stood ever critical of "capitalist values," but has kept direct references to Trump to a minimum.
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Turkey's military, the second largest in NATO, has conducted air strikes and artillery barrages against targets in Afrin, and its soldiers and allied Syrian rebels tried to thrust into the Kurdish-held district from west, north and eastern flanks.
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They described threats against family members, the creation of imposter accounts that resembled their own and what some described as being "swarmed," where barrages of vitriol filled their Twitter feeds and inboxes for days after they posted something critical of Sanders.
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Tens of thousands of troops have been rushed to the countries' border, heavy artillery barrages and gunfire have been volleyed across it, and tank columns have been chugging into place for what many feared could turn into a full-blown war.
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Both men had to dig deep and both looked close to exhaustion before the 27-year-old Joshua's youth, fitness and sheer power took over in a penultimate round that sent the huge crowd into ecstasy as two barrages sent Klitschko down.
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The transfer sparked criticism of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu; opponents of the move accused him of being soft on Hamas, after a rise in tensions in recent months, which have included a number of multiple rocket barrages aimed at Israel by Gaza militants.
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Teneo helped Dow Chemical defend itself against various barrages from the activist investor Daniel S. Loeb and respond to negative reports over a lawsuit filed by an internal fraud investigator who claimed she was fired after alleging fraudulent expenses by Mr. Liveris.
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Roundups of immigrants deprived of due process, constant barrages against the "fake news" media, overtures to an authoritarian Russia that undermine our democratic allies — all of these are real actions of the administration in which he seems to be the main idea man.
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During the last Gaza war, in 2014, Hamas fighters used dozens of tunnels to blindside Israel's superior forces and threaten civilian communities near the frontier, a counterpoint to the Iron Dome anti-missile system that largely protected the country's heartland from militant rocket barrages.
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A blasted-flat battlefield might not be much fun to play on, but it's what comes to mind when I think about the horrors of World War I, with trees and buildings scrubbed from existence by constant artillery barrages and soldiers stuck shivering in trenches.
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Despite the Filipino shooting his jab in the face of the former bantamweight champion from the first bell, Barao found his feet and showed glimpses of his former self as he battered Nover's legs with kicks and unloaded barrages of powerful shots throughout the contest.
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So although classical designers often poo-poo the post-it note barrages that are common to design thinking, it's a key part of business students' learning how a designer thinks — so that they can empathize not only with customers, but with non B-school designers too.
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"Hekmatyar bears responsibility for some of the most egregious incidents (during the fight for Kabul), including barrages in August 1992 that killed at least 1,000 people and wounded 8,000, according to the International Committee of the Red Cross," said Human Rights Watch's senior researcher Patricia Gossman.
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Unending tweet barrages, lusting for violence against Democratic speakers, denouncing fire marshals, attacking sacred Gold Star families who have given the ultimate in sacrifice for this great country, calling on America's adversaries to launch cyberattacks against us, lying and flip-flopping multiple times in a single rant.
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It's the only known object of its kind in the solar system, and it has led some scientists to guess that it may be the remnants of an early planet's core that didn't survive the cosmic barrages and collisions that characterized the solar system's violent history.
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ISIS militants were firing sporadic barrages of mortars that landed on empty land about 500 meters from where I and the rest of the team stood, on the roof of the Iraqi army unit HQ. Phone communications were terrible; the network was overloaded, making it difficult to get through.
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Many Israelis, including commentators considered close to Mr. Netanyahu and residents of the south who had been under heavy barrages of rocket fire, assailed the government for what they called a humiliating surrender after militant groups fired some 460 rockets and mortar shells from Gaza into southern Israel.
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BAGHDAD — Masked and black clad security forces fired barrages of pepper spray, tear gas and sound bombs into crowds of antigovernment protesters in a central Baghdad square for hours on Saturday evening, timing their assault at one point to a shutdown of electricity that left the area enveloped in darkness.
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The freeze affected the $250 million portion of the military aid package, which included funds for weapons like sniper rifles and launchers for rocket-propelled grenades, according to a June Pentagon statement, as well as night-vision gear, encrypted radios, and sensors to detect incoming artillery barrages and electronic warfare intrusions.
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The format isn't ultra-sophisticated or realistic, but it's effective and competent, and it fits the series' goofy '90s vibe — your first series of missions has Sam travel to Egyptian ruins and get lost in a basement, after which you'll fight a giant mummy shooting barrages of missiles while you frantically wear down its defenses.
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He said in a CNN interview that Harris's plan is "not 'Medicare for All'" and he believed Read more: Rhetorical barrages aside, a new poll from the Kaiser Family Foundation shows about half the public supports the broad idea of "Medicare for All," which Sanders helped push to the mainstream during his 2016 presidential campaign.
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Paddock, 64, a high-stakes video-poker player whose room was provided free by the hotel, spent several days bringing luggage full of assault-style weapons to a room where he spent 10 minutes unleashing rapid-fire barrages with modified rifles into the Route 91 Harvest Festival concert audience of about 22,000 people, according to police.
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Sanders knows this, or at least his advisers do, and in the address produced for Town Hall they have advantaged this asset by interlarding slogans from the Occupy Wall Street Slogan Generator, verbal barrages in a style I can only call Aaron Sorkin joins the IRS, with myriad opportunities for Sanders to use, abuse, and redefine Trump's favorite pet verbiage: Wall Street executives still receive yuge compensation packages. . . .
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Any of the United States' three basic offensive options — an all-out preventive attack on North Korea's nuclear and missile facilities; a limited attack on those sites; or surgical special operations to overthrow or "decapitate" the regime — could set off North Korean artillery barrages against the people of Seoul (and the nearly 30,000 American military personnel in South Korea) and wider war in the region, potentially up to the nuclear level.
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JON PARELES Electronics and noise all but swallow Trent Reznor's bitter, desperate voice throughout "Bad Witch," the new Nine Inch Nails EP. He sings the first part of "God Break Down the Door" in a sustained croon, but he barrages himself with a jittery breakbeat and instruments that grow nearly unrecognizable in their distortion: "Everything all at once/There aren't any answers here," he sings, and there's no relief until the track collapses into its own feedback.
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