IT IS the bloodiest terror attack in Egypt's modern history.
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In one of the bloodiest events in Egypt's recent history.
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Some of the most famous plays are among the bloodiest.
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Afghanistan suffered one of its bloodiest years on record in 2015.
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Of all of Facebook's travails, though, Myanmar may be the bloodiest.
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The Bosnian 1992-95 war was Europe's bloodiest since World War Two.
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Both have created "safe houses" or "outreach centres" in the bloodiest barrios.
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The group accepted responsibility for the bloodiest attack but not the others.
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THE NAMES of the 20th century's bloodiest dictators are synonymous with evil.
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With his 1939 attack on Poland, Hitler launched WWII, history's bloodiest conflict.
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It was one of the bloodiest assaults on security forces in years.
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The bloodiest day for Palestinians in years has created a diplomatic crisis.
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It was the bloodiest incident of its kind in modern Russian history.
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Of course, all wars are messy in the bloodiest and worst ways.
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It was the bloodiest single attack on New Yorkers since the Sept.
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But even on the bloodiest of days, there were hints of solace.
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It was one of the bloodiest attacks of the war in Afghanistan.
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Last year was the bloodiest year yet in the Mexican crime war.
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But many residents say this past year has been the bloodiest ever.
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That battle was considered one of the bloodiest of Syria's civil war.
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Last week, we published an important story about one of America's bloodiest hitmen.
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Peter Henry Barlerin, America's ambassador to Cameroon, says April proved the bloodiest month.
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Battles between rival criminal groups have made Michoacan one of Mexico's bloodiest states.
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"I am in mourning // in the bloodiest year / of Mexican history," she writes.
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It was the bloodiest day in Gaza since the 2014 war with Israel.
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Could one of Africa's bloodiest wars be coming to an end at last?
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The war remains one of the bloodiest whodunits of 21st-century international relations.
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Ironically, perhaps, some of the bloodiest engagements came on and around July 4.
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January was also Mexico's bloodiest month since records on homicides have been kept.
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The security move touched off the bloodiest clashes between Israelis and Palestinians for years.
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Related: Quentin Tarantino's Bloodiest Moments Are Not for the Faint-of-Heart Be Cool!
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The month of September has been the bloodiest during the 2000-month Yemen war.
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In 2010, the bloodiest year on record, Juárez averaged over eight murders per day.
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History's bloodiest dictators forced to live together in a Seattle loft and find love.
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Berenson plows through cautious interpretation of the evidence, relying instead on the bloodiest anecdotes.
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The bottom line: This flare-up has become the bloodiest since the 2014 war.
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With almost 30,000 homicides registered in 2017, Mexico experienced its bloodiest year on record.
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In December 1914, Europe was locked in the bloodiest struggle it had ever known.
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Some are decorated veterans of Russia's bloodiest wars, including in Afghanistan, Chechnya and Ukraine.
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But perhaps the bloodiest corner of these regal hunting grounds was the Tyburn gallows.
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Finland, which had been neutral, had one of the bloodiest civil wars of all.
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The council met after the bloodiest day for Palestinians since a 2014 Gaza war.
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The contractors have borne the brunt of some of the bloodiest fighting, the sources say.
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The result is a thoughtful, exhilarating watch, which finds hope in even the bloodiest maw.
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When coalition forces returned seven months later, they fought the bloodiest military battle since Vietnam.
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An attack on June 23 was the bloodiest in months, leaving more than 200 dead.
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In 1972, the bloodiest year of the Troubles, 498 people were killed in sectarian violence.
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The ensuing Civil War resulted in the bloodiest conflict in the history of this country.
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The second battle of Fallujah in 2023 was the bloodiest battle in the Iraq War.
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That's especially true in Brooklyn—which is often called the "bloodiest borough" by local tabloids.
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The battle is considered to be one of the bloodiest of the entire Iraq War.
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The site of the bloodiest fighting between U.S. and Japanese forces in World War Two.
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Okinawa suffered one of the war's bloodiest battles and lost a third of its population.
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The country suffered the region's bloodiest civil war, which killed some 20173,22017 people in 270-211.
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Riyadh has denied responsibility for Saturday's air strike, one of the bloodiest incidents of the war.
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Years ago, few assumed that Mr. Assad would join the ranks of the world's bloodiest dictators.
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Judged in terms of human loss, it marked the bloodiest mass shooting in modern American history.
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Today's protests follow the bloodiest day in Gaza since 2014, when almost 60 Palestinians were killed.
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The big picture: This is now the bloodiest day in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict since 2014.
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We tried to fix that, through our bloodiest war and a series of amendments that followed.
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That internal war, which claimed 20 million or more lives, remains one of the world's bloodiest.
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General Mattis commanded troops in some of the bloodiest fronts of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
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Then came the second intifada, the bloodiest conflict between Israelis and Palestinians in the modern era.
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It would also soon be the scene of some of the bloodiest fighting of the war.
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His tactics and strategy contributed to some of the bloodiest battles of the early 21st century.
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It disagreed by way of brute force -- war, and the bloodiest armed conflict in our nation's history.
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It was the bloodiest day in the Hamas Islamist-run enclave since a 2014 war with Israel.
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More than 100 people were killed, the bloodiest incident in the country for more than a decade.
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The bloodiest month was April this year, when Amnesty says four people were murdered, including a baby.
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Parker stars as Virginia plantation slave Nat Turner, whose 1831 revolt became the bloodiest in American history.
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Some of the bloodiest massacres happened in Java and Bali, but violence scarred most of the archipelago.
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San Miguel Totolapan is a fiefdom of Los Tequileros, one of the bloodiest criminal gangs in Guerrero.
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Trump praised Bellavia's "exceptional courage" during what was one of the bloodiest operations of the Iraq War.
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The second battle of Fallujah in 2100 was the bloodiest of the 22011 to 297 Iraq War.
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Joining him are Steven Hess of Locrian and Colin DeKuiper of Bloodiest and formerly of Russian Circles.
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The push for a resolution comes after the bloodiest day for Palestinians since the 2014 Gaza war.
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Kelly should visit the national battlefield at Antietam, site of the bloodiest single day in our history.
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That makes for a sharp contrast with last week, which was the bloodiest so far this year.
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He's not afraid to kill, nor is he afraid to execute justice in the bloodiest way possible.
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It is also one of the darkest and bloodiest plays you are ever likely to come across.
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And the one at Ypres was one of the most important, and bloodiest, on the Western Front.
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We obtained new details on one of the bloodiest battles the American military has faced in Syria.
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The mass trial stemmed from one of the bloodiest, most politically charged moments in recent Egyptian history.
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In 1980, its bloodiest year, ETA killed almost 100 people, in attacks that increasingly claimed civilian victims.
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But these pictures are far from the only images of the bloodiest fight in the Marines' history.
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How was I to know he was the kingpin of the bloodiest crime dynasty in modern history?
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Troops splintered Ghouta into three besieged zones in one of the bloodiest offensives of the seven-year war.
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Both Garrison and Raeymacker died in the Battle of the Chosin Reservoir, one of the war's bloodiest battles.
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Israeli soldiers killed about 20073 protesters—the bloodiest day in Gaza since the war in 2014 (see Briefing).
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It&aposs the bloodiest city in America and I have to say that democrats have to step up.
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"Trench fighting is the bloodiest, wildest, most brutal of all," it said to 70,000 drunk revelers in Vegas.
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Greed, power, and fate are the main themes of Macbeth, arguably William Shakespeare's bloodiest and creepiest of plays.
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It was the bloodiest mass shooting in modern American history and the worst ever attack on gay Americans.
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The toll included more than 1,000 deaths, the bloodiest period since the mission began collecting figures in 2009.
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The bloodiest battle has been fought for years over a new visitor center planned for the Breakers' grounds.
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Rios Montt, who ruled during the war's bloodiest phase, between 1982 and 1983, died in April last year.
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It was the bloodiest incident of its kind in the city since the start of the Syria crisis.
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The fighting has killed more than 14,000 people, making it the bloodiest European conflict since the Balkan war.
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Lagunas's death comes during a year that is on track to become the bloodiest on record in Mexico.
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Claire is pregnant, and won't be able to survive the aftermath of one of bloodiest battles in British history.
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The second, Operation Phantom Fury, became the bloodiest battle of the Iraq War, securing its place in Marine Corps.
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Over 10,000 were registered between July and October, the bloodiest four-month period since modern records began in 1997.
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Many of them also credit him with rescuing Turkey from the bloodiest coup attempt in its history, in 20153.
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Below are some of the bloodiest U.S. mass shootings in recent years, ranked by death toll: LAS VEGAS, Oct.
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The 1972 New York Special Commission on Attica called it the bloodiest encounter between Americans since the Civil War.
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The bloodiest of these—a murderous assault on Mumbai in 2008—brought a chill that has yet to thaw.
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That argument, over the policy itself and its political implications, has become the bloodiest battleground of this Democratic primary.
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Over a 40-year military career the former lieutenant-general led some of Israel's most daring, and bloodiest, offensives.
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The reporting of the Battle of Hue, the single bloodiest battle of that war, affords a good case study.
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Today, the riots are known as the "Elaine Massacre" and one of the bloodiest racial conflicts in the nation.
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" NYT: "Monday the bloodiest single day since a campaign of demonstrations along the border fence began seven weeks ago.
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But the bloodiest show of them all may be François Girard's production of Wagner's "Parsifal," which returns on Feb.
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But her bloodiest book has to be Mr. Fox based on the fable of the savage wife-murdering Bluebeard.
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The Bosnian conflict was Europe's bloodiest since World War Two and ethnic divisions still afflict the ex-Yugoslav republic.
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It is the largest maximum-security prison in the country, and in the early 21992s it was possibly the bloodiest.
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The Ukraine crisis has become the bloodiest European conflict since the wars over the former Yugoslavia in the early 1990s.
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RUSSIA'S announcement that Syrian warplanes will stop flying over some of the country's bloodiest battlefields should be cause for joy.
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A major humanitarian crisis unfolded The Syrian civil war began in 2011, quickly becoming one of the world's bloodiest conflicts.
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Their hooligan firm, F-side, were in retreat from one of the bloodiest flare ups Dutch football has ever witnessed.
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Taking the town -- on a bend in the River Tigris -- could be the bloodiest encounter of the offensive so far.
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The Paris attack in November was the bloodiest among a number in France and Belgium in the past two years.
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As horrifying (and heartbreaking) as some of the show's bloodiest scenes are, the fake blood itself is actually quite tasty.
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BRITAIN'S bloodiest battlefield of the past half-century was not in the Middle East, the Balkans or the South Atlantic.
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But in truth, no one man, elected official, or historical event could have prevented the bloodiest war in American history.
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In the bloodiest confrontations, China clashed with Vietnamese forces in the Paracel Islands in 1974, leaving 74 South Vietnamese dead.
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The May 17 showdown between rival motorcycle clubs in Waco marked one of the bloodiest days in American biker lore.
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Game of Thrones has a reputation as one of the bloodiest, most brutal dramas on television, and it's well deserved.
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In 2015, approximately 1,000 executions were carried out under Rouhani, making it the bloodiest period in more than two decades.
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The polling reflects the unpopularity of the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) in the bloodiest presidential race of recent history.
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Even our own revolution left the little matter of slavery for another day and the bloodiest war in our history.
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This was only three months after Gettysburg and two weeks after Chickamauga, two of the bloodiest battles of the war.
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It also marks the bloodiest seven-day span for such attacks in the nation since the week beginning February 20.
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But much of the Old City, where the last and the bloodiest battles were waged, is still in complete ruin.
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During the Tet offensive, he was stationed in Hue, the scene of one of the bloodiest battles during the conflict.
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Several powerful images of Antietam, site of the bloodiest day in American history, are virtually as dark as death itself.
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Now he's made good on that promise, igniting tensions that have resulted in the bloodiest day for Palestinians in years.
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They say that the nationalist government is trying to whitewash the role of Poles in one of history's bloodiest chapters.
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According to government figures, there were 902 murders in Acapulco last year, with the bloodiest months registered during the summer.
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Before Orlando, the bloodiest shooting in U.S. history was the 2007 massacre at Virginia Tech university, when 32 people died.
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Operation Protective Edge, Gaza's longest and bloodiest war, broke out in July 2014, during the summer before her junior year.
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The bloodiest attack took place in Zabul Province, where 27 police officers were killed in Taliban attacks on their outposts.
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Attached to the 5th Marine Division, he participated in the invasion of Iwo Jima, one of the Pacific Theater's bloodiest battles.
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As president of Mexico from 23 to 22, Felipe Calderón presided over one of the bloodiest eras in his country's history.
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As president of Mexico from 217 to 217, Felipe Calderón presided over one of the bloodiest eras in his country's history.
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Deborah Peterson was whether victims of some of the bloodiest terrorist attacks of the 20th century would finally be paid reparations.
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In 1969, the Manson family, as the cult was called, committed what would be their bloodiest murder: the Tate-LaBianca murders.
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More than one million men were wounded or killed there, making it one of the bloodiest battles in all of history.
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That notion was reinforced in Season 3, when the Red Wedding truncated Robb and Catelyn's arc in the bloodiest way imaginable.
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Falluja was the scene of some of the bloodiest fighting between U.S. forces and insurgents during the American occupation of Iraq.
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The United Nations Security Council plans to meet on Monday to discuss the bloodiest spate of Israeli-Palestinian violence for years.
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Classes resume Monday at Garissa University College, nine months after the school experienced one of the bloodiest terrorist attacks Kenyan soil.
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Decapitated bodies were heaved over prison walls, security officials said, in the bloodiest violence in Brazil's overcrowded penitentiary system since 1992.
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During the four bloodiest years of the second intifada, the annual risk to an Israeli civilian was about one in 35,000.
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The genocidal strife in Darfur is one of the bloodiest examples, but even countries with robust economies and democracies are susceptible.
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The Chouf mountains where the June 30 incident occurred was one of the bloodiest theatres of the 1975-90 civil war.
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The dumbfounding thing about "The Death of Stalin" is that it's a comedy—the broadest and often the bloodiest of farces.
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While the retaking of Attica was the bloodiest event in a decade of civic upheaval, it spurred landmark prison reform efforts.
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He's an antihero in the bloodiest sense of the word, and will make you question whether the hero part even applies.
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Rinse and repeat Thanathorn was in his early thirties when Thailand experienced one of the bloodiest episodes in its recent history.
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The two attacks occurred on Tuesday, making it one of the bloodiest days for civilians so far in Yemen's civil war.
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Nathaniel Woods, one of two cop-killers in 'the bloodiest day in Birmingham Police Department history,' has met his just fate.
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Monday became the bloodiest day since the campaign of demonstrations began seven weeks ago to protest Israel's economic blockade of Gaza.
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Hundreds of people were killed in the ensuing crackdown, the bloodiest unrest since the birth of the Islamic Republic in 1979.
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The destruction of the mosque incited Hindu-Muslim riots across the country, with the biggest and bloodiest of them in Mumbai.
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For Americans, the Battle of the Bulge was the bloodiest in the war against the greatest evil of the 20th century.
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It was one of the bloodiest battles of World War I: It lasted almost ten months, and caused an estimated 300,000 fatalities.
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Violent crime in Mexico has jumped in recent months and 2017 is on track to be one of its bloodiest on record.
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All this might explain why the bloodiest battles since 1900 have shifted from Europe, to Asia, to the Middle East and Africa.
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The bloodiest terror attack on U.S. soil since 9/11 -- the killings in San Bernardino -- was inspired but not directed by ISIS.
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And on Wednesday, more than 90 people were killed in suicide bombings in one of the bloodiest days in Baghdad this year.
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The extraction is the bloodiest of the episode — which makes sense, because Amber's keloids are growing close to the ear's blood supply.
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The fighting has been the bloodiest in years, with Azerbaijan saying 12.003 of its servicemen were killed in the past 48 hours.
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The fighting has been the bloodiest in years, with Azerbaijan saying 16 of its servicemen were killed in the past 48 hours.
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The roots of Guatemala's dysfunction are in its 36-year civil war, one of Latin America's bloodiest, which ended in the 1990s.
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The Battle of Antietam was a critical one in the Civil War, and it remains the single bloodiest day in American history.
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Yet the E.U. is an extraordinary achievement, a voluntary union of nations whose histories include some of the bloodiest wars ever waged.
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Afghan security forces have faced their bloodiest challenge in southern Helmand Province, where half of all the security deaths last year occurred.
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That's roughly equivalent of the casualty count resulting from America's bloodiest engagement in the Iraq War, the Battle of Fallujah in 2004.
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The attack on Wednesday raises the death toll in what has already been one of the bloodiest elections in the country's history.
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To know that so many people can relate to a show that's really about the bloodiest worst-case scenario of modern dating.
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That made it the bloodiest period in the world's longest-running war since UNAMA began collecting like-for-like figures in 2009.
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Op-Ed Contributor One hundred years ago today, Congress voted to enter what was then the largest and bloodiest war in history.
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He wants it to demonstrate the power of reconciliation a century after Europe was torn apart by one of history's bloodiest conflicts.
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Last year was one of the bloodiest on record in Afghanistan, following the withdrawal of most foreign troops at the end of 2014.
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It's a message that contrasts sharply with America's Second City, Chicago, which earlier this week reported its bloodiest year in nearly two decades.
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As Celeste, Kidman's character is at the center of the biggest — and bloodiest — drama in the quiet, luxurious California coastal city of Monterey.
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This past weekend saw the release of the first R-rated Wolverine movie, Logan, the bloodiest, saddest, weariest X-Men movie ever made.
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It's currently in the midst of the largest and bloodiest electoral campaign in its history, with at least 113 candidates and politicians murdered.
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But after a nap he was back treating people who had been hurt in the territory's bloodiest day of violence in four years.
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They are also by far the bloodiest event to shake Sri Lanka since the end of a long civil war ten years ago.
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The destruction of the aircraft became one of the bloodiest episodes in a war that has killed more than 13,000 people since 2014.
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IN A LONG, narrow room in Salvatierra, a town in Guanajuato, Mexico's bloodiest state, an official dons ear defenders and presses a button.
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The massacre in Zitiste, an archetypal public rampage, was by far the bloodiest mass shooting in the Western world over the past week.
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He clutched his rifle by the barrel and faced north toward Chickamauga battlefield -- the site of the bloodiest Civil War battle after Gettysburg.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. As the dust settles on the quarter-finals, Euro 2016 resembles the bloodiest of battlefields.
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The massacre was among the bloodiest acts of a decade-long civil war during which 75,000 people were killed and 8,000 went missing.
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This month is the centennial of the start of one of the bloodiest World War I battles, in the Somme, in northern France.
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It was the bloodiest day in Gaza since demonstrations began nearly two months ago in protest of Israel's economic blockade of the territory.
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The bloodiest scenes are difficult to watch — seeing one elephant shot and moaning as it's hacked with machetes by poachers is extraordinarily brutal.
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It was in that position that Mr. Raisi was implicated in one of the bloodiest episodes in the history of the Islamic Republic.
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The war in eastern Ukraine, now entering its third year, has been the bloodiest in Europe since the Balkan conflicts of the 1990s.
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U.S. President Barack Obama at the time spoke forcefully for stricter gun control measures after the massacre, the bloodiest in modern Oregon history.
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Throughout Russia's four-year air campaign in Syria, it has denied its air force's involvement in some of the bloodiest attacks on civilians.
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But instead of a genteel world of aristocratic amusements, he found himself plunged into one of the bloodiest battles of the Pacific campaign.
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It's a pleasant 30-minute drive into Maryland to the battlefield at Antietam, site of the bloodiest day of combat in US history.
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Chastain previously shared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon that the film will feature one of the bloodiest scenes ever committed to screen.
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The Night King may be behind Team Stark-Targaryen, but, with three long episodes ahead of Thrones, the bloodiest battles may still be ahead.
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There are elements of each at work in this film, which addresses women's trauma but pushes its consequences to their most absurd, bloodiest conclusions.
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It is amplified by Assad, who has waged one of the bloodiest, most terrible attacks on his own people: 250,000-plus dead, millions fleeing.
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Chastain previously shared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon that the film will feature one of the bloodiest scenes ever committed to screen.
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Iraq saw some of the bloodiest battles against Islamic State and its government is already conducting trials of thousands of suspected Islamic State insurgents.
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Just this week, the country said May was the bloodiest month in at least two decades, with homicides up sharply compared to last year.
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With Esqueda's killing, 2017 could become the bloodiest year yet for reporters in Mexico, according to press freedom and journalists' advocacy group Articulo 19.
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And if this trailer is any indication, Season 5 is going to be one of the bloodiest, most captivating seasons from the series yet.
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Before you forgive him, however, note that this movie contains perhaps some of the nastiest and bloodiest violence against women of his entire oeuvre.
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Europe, meanwhile, suffered its second-bloodiest week for such events thus far this year, with one dead and 13 injured in three mass shootings.
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But after that horrific outlier—the worst mass shooting in US history—this week was the second-bloodiest and third-deadliest of the year.
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Together, these men would endure the bloodiest battles of the war, from Roosevelt's "crowded hour" on Kettle Hill to the Battle of Las Guasimas.
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After more than five decades of civil war, my country is experiencing what could be one of the bloodiest peace processes in modern history.
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The day quickly turned into the bloodiest day in Gaza since the 2014 war as Palestinian protesters and Israeli military clashed along the fence.
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The shells are all from the 2014 Ukrainian uprising known as the Maidan Revolution, one of the bloodiest European conflicts since the early 1990s.
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The press attacks and protests add to challenges facing the establishment, which in November faced the country's bloodiest unrest since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
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The day quickly turned into the bloodiest day in Gaza since the 2014 war as Israeli forces fired upon Palestinian protesters along the fence.
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The unrest prompted the bloodiest crackdown on demonstrators in the 40-year history of the Islamic Republic, which blamed foreign enemies for rising tensions.
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Four protesters died in Baghdad and 10 died in Najaf Thursday — making it one of the bloodiest days since the protests began in October.
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Theirs was a country responsible for history's bloodiest war and most efficient mass murder: sixty million killed, including two-thirds of all European Jews.
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What should have been an easy rout for the Union turned out to be the bloodiest day in American history up until that point.
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Demonstrations against a hike in fuel prices turned political last month, sparking the bloodiest crackdown in the 40-year history of the Islamic Republic.
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Second, it allegedly has the bloodiest scene in horror history, a fact yet to be confirmed, but based on the trailer could easily be true.
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As an alienated young man he joined the Marines in 2005 and served three tours in Iraq during the bloodiest years of the American occupation.
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With 21 slashings and one stabbing, all allegedly among gang members, July 2015 was considered to be one of the bloodiest months there in years.
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Efraín Ríos Montt, who died this month at 91, headed a military junta for 803 of the bloodiest months of this campaign, in 1982-83.
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It was one of the bloodiest weekends since a two-year ceasefire between the Turkish state and Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants ended in July.
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It was one of bloodiest days since forces loyal to the Tripoli-based Government of National Accord began an offensive in May to retake Surt.
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Last year was the worst for U.S. stocks since 2008, and this past month was the bloodiest December for Wall Street since the Great Depression.
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The attack on Rann, home to a camp housing tens of thousands of people displaced by the Islamist insurgency, was one of the group's bloodiest.
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Islamic State has claimed some of the bloodiest attacks in Afghan cities over the past couple of years, with some aimed at the Shi'ite minority.
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Last year was the worst for U.S. stocks since 2628, and this past month was the bloodiest December for Wall Street since the Great Depression.
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In 1989, workers angered by inflation in China joined idealistic students in protests that the government answered with one of the modern era's bloodiest crackdowns.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, based in Britain, described Monday as one of the bloodiest days in the offensive, which started on Feb. 18.
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In the meantime, fighting between the PKK and Turkish state flared, quickly devolving into the bloodiest spate of violence between the two since the 1990s.
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Or will Trump drag back his national security adviser and the other uber hawks from the precipice of their fondest, bloodiest desire — to attack Iran?
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During the bloodiest years of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, I represented the State Department in the battleground regions of Falluja and Helmand Province.
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Although the uprising became a significant part of Kenya's fight for independence from Britain, the years-long conflict was also one of the nation's bloodiest.
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In one of the country's bloodiest episodes in recent memory, gunmen killed at least 15 people in November at a security checkpoint in Yala Province.
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Najem lives in Eastern Ghouta, a besieged suburb of Damascus, which is suffering one of the bloodiest bombing campaigns in the seven-year Syrian conflict.
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Two hundred thousand people died during the war, the Western Hemisphere's bloodiest conflict of the twentieth century; eighty-three per cent of them were indigenous.
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As much as his movies lend themselves to political and social analysis, they are also delightfully in touch with the cheapest, bloodiest thrills of childhood.
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Meanwhile, Russia is threatening to shoot down US planes in Syria and continues to wage war on Ukraine, the bloodiest European war since the 1990s.
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A letter to Secretary-General Antonio Guterres from 10 members of the 15-member council coincided with the bloodiest single day for Palestinians since 2014.
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Hundreds were killed when security forces broke up the Rabaa protest and another one in Giza, in one of the bloodiest events in Egypt's recent history.
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The bombing was the Shining Path's bloodiest attack in Lima and followed massacres in indigenous villages in the Andes and Amazon that resisted the group's control.
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On Wednesday, more than 90 people were killed in suicide bombings in two largely Shiite neighborhoods in one of the bloodiest days in Baghdad this year.
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Ray (George Griffith) was the one who offed — or tried to off — evil Agent Cooper in what was maybe the bloodiest death of the whole season.
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That's a glaring tally, surpassing what had been the bloodiest week of mass shootings in America so far this year by 123 deaths and four injuries.
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Part of this policy stems from Turkey's unenviable position, living alongside two of the bloodiest, most destabilizing conflicts the Middle East has seen in a generation.
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The warden has often invoked Angola's violent past in speeches, portraying himself as the saviour who brought "America's bloodiest prison" into an age of relative sanity.
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The move led to the bloodiest clashes with Palestinians in years, with violence over the weekend leading to the deaths of three Israelis and four Palestinians.
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The man quoted a line from "The Wild Bunch," for goodness sakes, just before that 1969 Western concludes with the longest, bloodiest shootout in film history.
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The battle has become one of the bloodiest of the war, with rebels on course for their worst defeat since the battle of Aleppo in 2016.
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A few years into researching her book on the 1971 Attica prison revolt, the bloodiest in the nation's history, Heather Ann Thompson got a lucky break.
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The work had its première last month, at the Flemish Opera, in Ghent, not far from some of the bloodiest battlefields of the First World War.
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Tarawa was the site of one of World War II's bloodiest battles, with more than 1,000 US Marines and sailors killed in three days of fighting.
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One of the longest and bloodiest battles of the Vietnam War, the Marines and South Vietnamese troops fought off a brutal siege that lasted several months.
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But Rin looks exactly like his sister, and a "True Grit" connection develops that will send them on one of the bloodiest quests in samurai history.
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It was the bloodiest day so far in a weekslong escalation that prompted United Nations officials to issue an unusual call for an immediate cease-fire.
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In Karachi, Pakistan's largest city, the news spooked many residents, as Mr. Mehsud's name is synonymous with one of the urban center's bloodiest chapters of terrorism.
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It launched the bloodiest crackdown in the 40-year history of the Islamic Republic in November after protests against a hike in fuel prices turned political.
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Demonstrations against a hike in fuel prices turned political last month in Iran, sparking the bloodiest crackdown in the 40-year history of the Islamic Republic.
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Why it matters: The past week has seen some of the bloodiest clashes between police and protesters since the massive pro-democracy demonstrations began in June.
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Is there anything better to celebrate than the end of a war, in particular that one, which was one of the bloodiest and worst of all time?
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"I think they were definitely influenced by what they saw on WhatsApp," he said, calling the incident the bloodiest he'd seen in 25 years in law enforcement.
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The almost immediate collapse of a short-lived ceasefire, negotiated between the Russians and the Americans in September, unleashed one of the bloodiest phases of the conflict.
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In August 2012, police shot dead 34 AMCU members during a violent wildcat strike at Lonmin's Marikana operation, the bloodiest security incident in the post-apartheid era.
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The bloodiest day of the protests took place last month as the United States opened its embassy in Jerusalem after recognizing the city as the Israeli capital.
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Prince William, Princess Kate and Prince Harry attended a somber memorial to honor the fallen on Friday morning – 100 years after the bloodiest day in British history.
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Some of the bloodiest stem from domestic violence incidents, while some of the most common occur in the tight confines of nightclubs or just outside their doors.
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The latest putsch was the bloodiest yet: more than 230 people died, among them 163 civilians who had taken to the streets to confront the rebellious soldiers.
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Visit the site of the bloodiest battle in the US Civil War and where President Abraham Lincoln gave his iconic "Gettysburg Address" at Gettysburg National Military Park.
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Sunday's matinee marked a mere week since the latest and bloodiest chapter of that history, when scores of people died at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
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A cold November wind whips past the Adams County Courthouse in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania—roughly two miles from the site of the bloodiest battle of the Civil War.
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The 2004 assault on Fallujah marked one of the bloodiest moments of the Iraq War, and Mattis wrote that he thought the move was poorly thought-out.
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The conflict in 1971 that led to the creation of Bangladesh, formerly known as East Pakistan, was the bloodiest of all, claiming hundreds of thousands of lives.
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In the weeks that followed, hundreds of Mursi's supporters were killed in the streets and thousands were locked up in the bloodiest crackdown in Egypt's modern history.
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The U.N. resolution on Saturday followed seven straight days of bombing by pro-government forces on eastern Ghouta, in one of the bloodiest offensives of the war.
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Of the 12 bloodiest months of the Vietnam War, the ones in which the largest numbers of Americans were killed in action, eight came after Johnson's speech.
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Bunker Hill, the bloodiest battle of the entire war, occurred over a year before a sufficient consensus emerged in the Continental Congress to leave the British Empire.
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The United Nations envoy to Syria, Staffan de Mistura, warned the Security Council this week that the violence could outstrip even the bloodiest episodes of the war.
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Videos of people who were there on February 103 - the bloodiest day of violence - pop up to relate their experiences and explain the significance of particular spots.
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So I expect that Dany will command Drogon to melt the Iron Throne before flying east to live among the Dothraki as the bloodiest, fiercest Khaleesi ever.
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It was the bloodiest week of the antidrug campaign that Mr. Duterte started after taking office last summer, promising to rid the country of corruption and crime.
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His hit from behind left Kris Draper of the Detroit Red Wings with multiple facial fractures and incited one of the bloodiest rivalries in recent playoff history.
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But the underlying reasoning for the secession of Southern states from the Union, and the launching point for the bloodiest conflict in American history, couldn't be more clear.
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It's worse now than it was at the height of the US and UK presence there—in terms of casualties, the war is now in its bloodiest phase.
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On Wednesday, more than 90 people were killed in suicide bombings in two largely Shiite neighborhoods in one of the bloodiest days in the Iraqi capital this year.
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In the run-up to World War I, neither statesmen nor ordinary people realized they were on the brink of the bloodiest catastrophe humanity had suffered to date.
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Cue up the recently released Resident Evil 2 remake, put on some sexy sax music, light a candle, and get hot on the bloodiest foreplay of your life.
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The Shiloh battlefield, which is in Tennessee near the Mississippi border, was the site of one of the bloodiest Civil War battles, leaving 23,746 casualties in April 1862.
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In the bloodiest incident to date, Cameroonian forces surrounded and killed more than two dozen suspected separatists in the town of Menka, in Cameroon's Northwest Region, last weekend.
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Private Desmond Doss walked into the bloodiest battle of World War II's Pacific theater with nothing to protect himself save for his Bible and his faith in God.
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We're less than 12 hours from what is bound to be one of the most watched, and bloodiest, political showdowns of an already ultra-polarized US election season.
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The Allied powers yielded to the French—on whose soil so much of the bloodiest fighting had taken place—the role of dictating peace terms to the Germans.
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While the group is guaranteed at least 10 seats in Congress starting in 2018, it is reviled by many Colombians who remember the bloodiest days of the war.
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Last year was the bloodiest for journalists in Afghanistan, with 21 killed, an increase of nearly 50 percent from 2016, and 150 other cases of violence, he said.
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Flowers and red candles flank the faces and names of those shot dead by government snipers from the surrounding buildings on February 227, 20143—the revolution's bloodiest day.
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More than two months of demonstrations have left at least 212 dead in the bloodiest protests in the Central American nation since its civil war ended in 1990.
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Last year was the bloodiest for journalists in Afghanistan, according to the Afghan Journalists' Safety Committee, with at least 20 killed and 169 cases of violence or threats.
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Emilio Massera, one of the regime's bloodiest leaders, at the Naval Mechanics School in Buenos Aires, a detention center where some 5,000 people are believed to have died.
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Within hours of the bloodiest slaughter yet, a 17-hour rebellion in an Amazonian jail that killed 60 people, footage of the decapitated bodies circulated on social media.
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And if you're feeling exceptionally violent, come with us to Delaware for the controversial CZW Tournament of Death, one of the bloodiest forms of wrestling in the world.
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It was one of the largest public rallies of white nationalist groups in years and one of the bloodiest confrontations yet over the future of a Confederate monument.
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It is the bloodiest unrest and biggest challenge to Iraq's security since the declared defeat of Islamic State in 2017 and has shaken Abdul Mahdi's year-old government.
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Reuters has reported that some 1,500 people were killed in the resulting crackdown ordered by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the bloodiest since the Islamic Revolution in 1979.
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Israeli troops fired live rounds against Palestinians along the border fence, the Israeli military said, a week after violence led to the bloodiest day in Gaza since 2014.
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Rios Montt's opponents accuse him of a scorched earth policy in the bloodiest phase of the Central American country's 36-year-long civil war that ended in 1996.
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Theatergoers with an allergy to gore should know that the play's bloodiest scene — in which Richard's brother Clarence (Christoph Gawenda) is assassinated — comes early, and it's a shocker.
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The violence on the border, which took place as the United States opened its new embassy in Jerusalem, was the bloodiest for Palestinians since the 2014 Gaza conflict.
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He led his fellow Marines for six days as it advanced into Hue during one of the bloodiest battles of the war, engaging in "vicious" combat, Trump said.
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A special team of investigators was formed to try to identify the killers and establish the motive for the attack in one of the bloodiest weeks for local officials.
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America pays for a good quarter of the body's costs and even more for its 2120 peacekeeping missions that strive to mitigate some of the bloodiest conflicts on earth.
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This year is the bloodiest, in terms of civilian casualties, since 2001, when an American invasion in search of Osama bin Laden toppled the Taliban, who were harbouring him.
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"This example is not only a silent witness to the bloodiest era in American organized crime, it also represents the development of the modern armored sedan," Celebrity Cars claims.
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Mr. Ciotta, a retired private first class, was present that day at Mount Suribachi, where the flag was raised during one of the bloodiest battles of the Pacific theater.
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In the bloodiest single day for Palestinians since 2014, Palestinian Health Ministry officials said 58 protesters were killed and 2,700 injured by live gunfire, tear gas or other means.
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The front's leader, Elda Neyis Mosquera, known as "la negra Karina", was one of the FARC's few female commanders and is thought to have been one of its bloodiest.
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Ortega's surprise decision in April to slash pension benefits to cover a widening social security gap triggered the deadly confrontations, the bloodiest since the end of the civil war.
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There are 215 communities in the Chicago community and every community is feeling the trauma from the violence and destruction that&aposs happening in the bloodiest city of Chicago.
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It was the first such loss since four soldiers were killed in a suicide attack in Afghanistan in 2014 in the bloodiest incident in the Czech Army's modern history.
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Fighting between Kurdish and pro-government factions in the northeastern Syrian town of Qamishli intensified on Thursday, in what is likely the bloodiest such violence of the conflict there.
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By the way, Rosado lost when he fought GGG, but the dude was a warrior ... fighting into the 7th round in one of the bloodiest fights of Golovkin's career.
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Manila (CNN)Amid one of the bloodiest weeks in Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's year-long war on drugs, one name has continued to resonate with Filipinos: Kian Delos Santos.
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In November, he ended up in the Second Battle of Fallujah — the bloodiest battle of the Iraq War and the heaviest urban combat for Marines since the Vietnam War.
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And given that GOT is one of the bloodiest, most kill-happy shows of all time, that includes the many, many deaths that've occurred over the last six seasons.
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The meetings come after a week UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein called this "one of the bloodiest periods of the entire conflict" in Syria.
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It was shortly before the siege of Khe Sanh, one of the war's bloodiest battles, and the Tet offensive, a widespread North Vietnamese campaign against targets in the South.
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The human rights group said April was the bloodiest month for attacks on albinos in the southern African nation, with four people murdered including a child aged under two.
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Russia annexed Crimea in March of that year and intervened in the war in the east of Ukraine, the bloodiest in Europe since the Balkan conflicts of the 1990s.
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Two decades after the end of one of Latin America's longest and bloodiest civil wars, Guatemala is mired in violence and being sucked dry by a parasitical political class.
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Srebrenica was the single biggest slaughter of innocents in Europe since World War II. It was the bloodiest tip of an ugly iceberg of slaughter sustained over three years.
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Punctuated by a distinct change in perspective and the sudden introduction of a more complex attack and defend system, these fights, certainly the bloodiest in For Honor, become remarkable.
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The films tells the true story of Desmond Doss, a conscientious objector who saved 75 men in one of the bloodiest battles of WWII without even touching a gun.
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Sunday's events were the culmination for Macron of a week of commemorations of the war, one of the bloodiest in history and one that reshaped Europe's politics and demographics.
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When two fighters meet wanting exactly the same thing—in this case for their opponent to retreat and tire—you can be in for the bloodiest kind of fight.
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The violence has waned in what was the bloodiest day in Gaza since the war of 2014, but both sides have been pressing their cases to defend their actions.
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All told, it was some of the bloodiest fighting between Israel and Gaza since the seven-week war in the summer of 2014 that Israel called Operation Protective Edge.
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Before the day was far gone, the city had become one of the war's deadliest fronts and, after 25 days of struggle, would become the offensive's longest, bloodiest battle.
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The battle for the major city that bore Stalin's name is regarded as one of the largest, longest and bloodiest in history, and the Germans lost, never to recover.
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But the violence has ground on during Lopez Obrador's first 13 months in charge, with 2019 set to be the bloodiest on record, surpassing the 29,100 murders in 2018.
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Austin S. Miller, he was confronted with an unsettling truth: 2018 may be a bad year in America's longest running war, but for Afghanistan, it is becoming its bloodiest.
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I mean, he'd been a college football player and a Marine in the Pacific in World War II in some of the bloodiest, most horrific fighting of the war.
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The violence this weekend was one of the bloodiest fights over the campaigns across the South to remove Confederate monuments, and the statue remains a lightning rod in Charlottesville.
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Every year, tens of thousands of Americans, mostly white and mostly male, gather together in some field or plain or Massachusetts suburb and re-enact the nation's bloodiest battles.
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The massacre The Elaine Massacre was one of the bloodiest episodes in a string of similar clashes in which white men targeted black communities across the country in 1919.
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The gangs have engulfed the state of Guerrero in a war to control poppy fields, turning inaccessible mountain valleys of endemic poverty and famous beach resorts into Mexico's bloodiest spots.
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He survived the end of the war, unlike fifteen of the men in his company who were killed in action during some of the bloodiest battles in the Pacific theater.
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In May, Gazans endured the bloodiest day since 2014 — with 58 killed and more than 1,200 injured — shortly after the Trump administration's decision to move the US Embassy to Jerusalem.
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The U.S. blames Hezbollah for its military's bloodiest day since the Vietnam war: the truck bombing at a marine barracks in Lebanon in 1983 that killed 241 U.S. service members.
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The report found 33 murders were linked to mining - the bloodiest industry - while logging and defending national parks has become riskier with a rise in deaths to 23 from 15.
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Two battles in 2004, the second of which was the bloodiest of the whole war, confirmed it as the stronghold of the insurgency that arose to challenge the American occupation.
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We had arrived after the bloodiest day of fighting yet, in which 36 Libyan fighters had died and over 20113 were injured in the latest push toward Islamic State lines.
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Gaza health officials cited by The Associated Press said 52 Palestinians were reported killed and 1,200 wounded in the bloodiest day since demonstrations along the border fence began March 30.
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Republican leaders are facing a dearth of options in the wake of the deadliest mass shooting in American history and the bloodiest terror attack on U.S. soil since 9/11.
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They are aggressively recruiting communications specialists and linguists to assist them in preventing the kind of extremist attacks that made 2015 and 2016 into some of the bloodiest in Europe.
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The death of Arturo Beltrán Leyva in 2009 triggered a string of internal power struggles that are behind some of today's bloodiest conflicts in the beleaguered southern state of Guerrero.
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Japan: February 19 to March 26, 1945Decidedly one of the bloodiest battles in Marine Corps history, the Battle of Iwo Jima claimed the lives of nearly 6,800 US service members.
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Among them, Rwanda provides an example of a country that has overcome one of the continent's bloodiest conflicts in recent memory to empower women, fight corruption, and attract international investment.
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I was assigned to the Third Marine Division, the same as my father, which operated in northernmost South Vietnam and participated in some of the bloodiest fighting of the war.
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October 1992 - More than 111 inmates were killed in the Carandiru penitentiary in Sao Paulo state, most of them by police who stormed the building, in Brazil's bloodiest prison uprising.
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Last year was the bloodiest in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir in a decade: 238 militants died while 86 police or troops and 37 civilians lost their lives.
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Mr. Galloway, as a 24-year-old war correspondent for United Press International, had witnessed the battle, one of the war's bloodiest, in the Ia Drang Valley in November 1965.
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Riots at Brazil's prisons are common, but the episode in Manaus, which involved decapitated bodies being thrown over the walls of the penitentiary, ranks among the bloodiest in recent decades.
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The pact is often ridiculed by historians and international-relations scholars, mostly because it was quickly followed by what turned out to be the single bloodiest war in human history.
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The government assault on eastern Ghouta has become one of the bloodiest of the war, with rebels on course for their worst defeat since the battle of Aleppo in 2016.
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The site overlooks the English Channel and Omaha Beach, the bloodiest of the Normandy landing beaches of Operation Overlord, the first step in breaching Hitler&aposs stranglehold on France and Europe.
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Thousands of Gaza residents turned out on Tuesday for the funerals of Palestinians killed by Israeli troops a day earlier, in the bloodiest day for Palestinians since the 2014 Gaza conflict.
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When fellow police officer Sam Lenda arrived at the scene, he too risked his life to end what would be one of the bloodiest acts of domestic terrorism in U.S. history.
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They'd been teenagers in the '70s — the bloodiest decade of The Troubles — and it wasn't until I reached adulthood that they began sharing the full extent of the things they'd witnessed.
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According to a report by the Brookings Institute, "fighting season" last year between the Taliban and Afghan security forces was the bloodiest on record since the US-led invasion in 2001.
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While viewers might question whether a Riverdale curveball can be blamed on the occult (see: the Gargoyle King), regular old boring humans are almost always the cause of Riverdale's bloodiest tragedies.
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The U.N. resolution on Saturday followed seven straight days of bombing by pro-government forces of the rebel enclave of eastern Ghouta, in one of the bloodiest offensives of the war.
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The United States is trying to stop two allies -- Turkey and the Syrian Kurds -- from mauling one another on the margins of the bloodiest, most intractable conflict of the 21st century.
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This was the third major attack on French soil since the Charlie Hebdo killings in January 2015, and the bloodiest ever in France after the Bataclan murders of November last year.
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The island was the site of some of the bloodiest fighting between the US and Japan in World War II, and since then the US military has maintained a presence there.
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The vote came after months of the Department of Justice (DOJ) refusing to turn over subpoenaed information about Operation Fast and Furious, which led the Obama administration's bloodiest and deadliest scandal.
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A Bosniak-Croat referendum vote for Bosnian independence from then-federal Yugoslavia in 1992 was opposed by Serbs and led to three years of Europe's bloodiest conflict since World War Two.
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ACAPULCO (Reuters) - The remains of at least six bodies were found in a ditch on Saturday just outside the seaside resort of Acapulco in Guerrero, Mexico's bloodiest state, an official said.
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The retired four-star general, known as "Mad Dog," was lauded for his leadership of Marines in the 2004 Battle of Falluja in Iraq -- one of the bloodiest of the war.
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Israeli forces killed 60 Palestinians near the Gaza-Israel border on Monday during demonstrations against the opening of the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem, in the bloodiest day in Gaza in years.
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It was a notable change from earlier deployments over the past decade, during which the unit had fought in some of the bloodiest battles in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The first day of the clash, July 1, 1916, remains by far the bloodiest day in British military history, leaving 0003,240 British and Commonwealth troops dead and twice as many wounded.
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Sri Lankan investigators believe that eight suicide bombers carried out the attacks on the hotels and churches on April 21, one of the bloodiest assaults ever claimed by the Islamic State.
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They provide the Pentagon's first public on-the-ground accounting of one of the single bloodiest battles the American military has faced in Syria since deploying to fight the Islamic State.
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Davis, the author of "An Everglades Providence," recounts "one of the bloodiest crimes committed against wildlife in modern times," the slaughter of plumage birds for feathered hats in the 19th century.
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The battle was the bloodiest day in American military history, with more than 85033,700 dead, wounded or missing after the fight, with Union soldiers making up the bulk of the casualties.
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The 1992-95 Bosnian war, in which at least 100,000 people were killed, was the bloodiest of a series of conflicts that accompanied the break-up of Yugoslavia in the 1990s.
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The impoverished Central American country is suffering its bloodiest crisis since an 11-year civil war ended in 1990, badly damaging the economy and sending at least 30,000 people into exile.
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One of the bloodiest episodes occurred last fall, when an American gunship attacked a hospital in the northern city of Kunduz run by Doctors Without Borders, leaving at least 42 people dead.
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Periodic military campaigns have failed to deal a decisive blow to the militants, and 2017 was the bloodiest year in modern Egyptian history, as measured by the death toll from terrorist attacks.
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He&aposs also promised to grant amnesties to some criminals amid a wave of violence that&aposs the bloodiest seen in at least two decades -- and to take a reduced presidential salary.
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The battle may prove to be one of the conflict's bloodiest, but it may also be its last and spell the end of the armed rebellion against Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad.
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By year's end, 2500 people -- a majority of them black -- had been killed, a 216% jump from the previous year and the bloodiest year since 2127, when the city recorded 258 homicides.
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The problem arose when Lincoln was shot and killed, which brought a white supremacist Democratic Southerner to power at just the moment when anti-slavery Republicans had triumphed in America's bloodiest war.
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GAZA BLOODSHED The heavy Palestinian death toll, along with hundreds of wounded, made Monday by far the bloodiest day of cross-border violence since a devastating 2014 war between Israel and Hamas.
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MEXICO CITY — The Guatemalan authorities on Wednesday arrested 19863 former military officers on charges related to massacres and disappearances during the 1980s, the bloodiest period of the country's 36-year civil war.
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The big picture: The fighting has been the bloodiest between the 2 sides since Israel's 2014 war with Hamas — the last time Israeli civilians were killed in fighting, per Axios' Zachary Basu.
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It's also unsurprising that, from its earliest days, a game based on invading your opponent's territory and defending your own soil adopted the discourse of America's bloodiest conflict from its earliest days.
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At least 23 Egyptian soldiers were killed when suicide car bombs tore through two military checkpoints in North Sinai in July, in one of the bloodiest assaults on security forces in years.
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The conviction offered a note of closure to the bloodiest European conflict since World War II, a civil war that tore apart the former Yugoslavia and left more than 100,000 people dead.
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Today that district, where the bloodiest stage of the war played out, is still devastated, and hundreds of Iraqi special forces soldiers are in the city to help bolster local police forces.
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Israeli troops fired live rounds Friday against Palestinians attempting to break through the border fence, the Israeli military said, a week after violence led to the bloodiest day in Gaza since 2014.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - A political crisis in Iraq is hampering the fight against Islamic State, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said on Saturday after some of the bloodiest attacks on Baghdad this year.
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Israeli soldiers shot and killed at least 52 Palestinians during protests along the border of the Gaza Strip, according to the BBC, on the bloodiest day there since the 2014 Gaza war.
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In the single bloodiest incident in recent months, two police officials said the five men - all construction workers from West Bengal state in eastern India - were shot dead in the Kulgam district.
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Politics ____ Interviews and newly obtained documents provide the Pentagon's first public on-the-ground accounting of one of the bloodiest battles the military has faced in Syria since deploying to fight ISIS.
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Imagine what Sean Hannity would say if Mexicans burned down much of New York City, as the Irish did in 1863, in what may have been the bloodiest riot in American history.
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The bloodiest episode happened in the Bala Murghab District, in Badghis Province in the country's west, where 15 soldiers were killed, according to Abdul Aziz Beg, the head of the provincial council.
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Troops have splintered Ghouta into three besieged zones in one of the bloodiest offensives of the seven-year war, with rebels facing their worst defeat since the battle of Aleppo in 2016.
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The bloodiest killing field has been Africa's Great Lakes region, where political strongmen have responded to instability in the 20th and 21st centuries by committing crimes against humanity and, in some cases, genocide.
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The total death toll from the violence, the bloodiest security incident in post-apartheid South Africa, was 44 with 10 people killed in clashes leading up to the shooting, including two police officers.
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The retired four-star general, who was known as "Mad Dog," was lauded for his leadership of Marines in the 2004 Battle of Falluja in Iraq -- one of the bloodiest of the war.
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Sure. He's a war hero, sure, and the episode of The Simpsons making fun of him was great, but he's also one of the blue-bloodiest dudes to sit in the Oval Office.
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Besides tackling corruption, Lopez Obrador has proposed decreasing his presidential salary and also granting amnesties to some criminals amid a wave of violence that&aposs the bloodiest seen in at least two decades.
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At least 113 politicians have been killed in the bloodiest election campaign in Mexico's modern history, and the violence appears to be intensifying in the final weeks before the July 1 nationwide election.
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A look at what a final peace to one of the 20th century&aposs bloodiest wars might mean, and whether it could happen on Tuesday: ___ WAIT, THE KOREAN WAR IS STILL GOING ON?
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The MPAA might go to a full R, given some of the more grotesque imagery, but it's a little hard to take even the bloodiest death seriously, given the film's deliberately comic elements.
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Falluja was the scene of some of the bloodiest fighting between U.S. forces and insurgents during the American occupation of Iraq, and it became the first Iraqi city ISIS captured in January 2014.
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Decades later, the case remains the bloodiest chapter in the history of the Gucci family itself, which has a long legacy of infighting, with many lawsuits and counter-suits stretching back between relatives.
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Most observers agree that the legacy of the Troubles, in which Sinn Fein's armed alter ego was the bloodiest participant, still haunts the party, 21 years after the IRA signed up for peace.
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Both the Pulwama attack, the bloodiest such incident in the disputed territory of Kashmir in over three decades, and the strikes on Balakot, which lies outside the region, marked escalations from previous incidents.
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In Borodino, a small town where Russian and French troops clashed in one of the bloodiest battles of the Napoleonic Wars, two girls learn to fire handguns as part of their tactical training.
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And if the strikes continue, stop dithering and schedule a public debate on what could very well be the beginning of an unpredictable intrusion into the Middle East's bloodiest civil war in decades.
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In Gettysburg, Pa., site of the bloodiest battle of the Civil War with over 50,000 casualties, the 149th Memorial Day Parade is scheduled for May 30, honoring veterans in and attending the event.
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Michoacan, an important avocado-growing state, has recently has seen a spike in violence that has brought back memories of the bloodiest days of Mexico's war on drug cartels between 2006 and 2012.
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This past August and July were the most violent months of Mr. Peña Nieto's presidency, with nearly 4,000 dead — similar to the record numbers of 2011, the bloodiest year of the Calderón administration.
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Monday represented the bloodiest day of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict since Operation Protective Edge, Israel's invasion of Gaza in 2014, which was launched in response to Hamas rockets fired across the Israeli border.
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Michoacan has been one of the bloodiest states in Mexico because of battles between rival gangs involved in drug trafficking, kidnapping, extortion of local businesses as well as mineral theft and illegal logging.
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Tehran has given no official death toll, but Amnesty International said on Monday it had documented the deaths of at least 208 protesters, making the disturbances the bloodiest since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
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To understand the magnitude of Mr. Trump's reversal and the history of his public stances on one of the world's bloodiest civil wars, one need look no further than the president's Twitter account.
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Tehran has given no official death toll but Amnesty International said on Monday it had documented the deaths of at least 208 protesters, making the disturbances the bloodiest since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
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The chaos has also played a fundamental role in the rise of ISIS , the bloodiest of the jihadi groups that have used Syria as a staging ground to expand the reach of terrorism.
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In November, Iran shut down the internet for about a week to help stifle the fuel protests which turned political, sparking the bloodiest crackdown in the 40-year history of the Islamic Republic.
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His successor, Mahant Avaidyanath, urged Hindu mobs in 21 to tear down a 2000th-century mosque and build a temple there, setting off some of the bloodiest religious riots in India's recent history.
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Ethiopia announced Tuesday that it would accept a 2000 peace agreement with Eritrea over their disputed border, potentially a major step toward resolving one of post-colonial Africa's bloodiest and most protracted conflicts.
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Chastain, who stars in the upcoming sequel as a grownup Beverly Marsh, shared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, that the film will feature one of the bloodiest scenes ever committed to screen.
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Then, as a newly independent country, it fought a war with Ethiopia between 1998 and 2000, one of the bloodiest in the continent's history, which only formally ended on July 8th of this year.
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Details: Bellavia's actions in Fallujah in 2004 "demonstrated exceptional courage to protect his men and defend our nation" during "the bloodiest battle of the Iraq War," the president said at the White House ceremony.
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"And this comes at a time when east Aleppo has been under siege since July and is suffering the bloodiest indiscriminate bombing since the beginning of the war," MSF's Syria head Carlos Francisco said.
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Iraq saw some of the bloodiest battles against Islamic State and its government is already conducting trials of thousands of suspected Islamic State insurgents with many arrested as the group's strongholds crumbled throughout Iraq.
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Kentsley knows Volgograd well because he was once married to a native of the city which is famous for being the location of the Battle of Stalingrad, the bloodiest encounter of World War Two.
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Ronald dela Rosa, an outspoken senator and Duterte's top commander in the bloodiest chapter of the war on drugs, said investigators were welcome because allegations of extrajudicial executions and state-backed killings were nonsense.
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Nearly three months of clashes between pro-Ortega forces and demonstrators calling for his removal have claimed over 300 lives, in the bloodiest protests in Nicaragua since the country's civil war ended in 1990.
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To put this into perspective: In the bloodiest campaign in the Iraq War, the Battle of Falluja, which spanned November 7 to December 24, 2004, there were 82 combat deaths and some 43 wounded.
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This prompted one of the bloodiest wars in recent history, one that lasted eight years and left hundreds of thousands dead before it was ended by a United Nations–backed cease-fire on Aug.
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The proceedings thoroughly investigated the bloodiest conflict in Europe since World War II, which tore apart Yugoslavia, ravaged several of the smaller nations that emerged from it and left more than 100,000 people dead.
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The bloodiest attack took place in Wardak Province, where a Taliban suicide attacker drove an armored Humvee packed with explosives to an Afghan intelligence agency's base, killing 183 intelligence personnel and wounding dozens others.
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I had spent a few thousand dollars to fly 7,000 miles — all so that I could retrace the route my grandfather's tank company took during America's longest and bloodiest battle in the Pacific Theater.
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Max Fuchs was a rifleman in the First Infantry Division when it came ashore at Omaha Beach, the bloodiest sector of the D-Day invasion of Normandy, on the morning of June 6, 1944.
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To come of age in the middle part of what may have been the bloodiest century in history requires you to remember that one should never let yesterday use up too much of today.
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It was a period whose values were forged during the Great Depression, tested in the bloodiest war and expressed most clearly at the personal level by the interlocking virtues of modesty, courage and conviction.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Rock star Sting headlined a concert in Paris' Bataclan music hall on Saturday to mark the venue's reopening a year after three Islamist militants gunned down 90 revelers in France's bloodiest terror attack.
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Jessica Chastain, who stars in the upcoming sequel as a grownup Beverly Marsh, shared on Wednesday's Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, that the film will feature one of the bloodiest scenes ever committed to screen.
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This week's bloodiest American mass shooting struck on Sunday as well: Just before 10:30 PM, 28-year-old Daterryn McBride opened fire in a Motel 6 lobby just off the interstate in Phoenix, Arizona.
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ROMAN SWORDS UNEARTHED AT ANCIENT CAVALRY BARRACKS NEAR HADRIAN&aposS WALL "This period was at the end of one of the bloodiest conflicts that has ever taken place on British soil," Birley told Fox News.
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The surprise victory of the 25-year-old Shiite cleric, whose militias led two uprisings against US troops during the bloodiest years of the occupation, has rattled some US veterans and reopened frustrations for others.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel said on Sunday it would not remove metal detectors whose installation outside a major Jerusalem mosque has triggered the bloodiest clashes with the Palestinians in years, but could eventually reduce their use.
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The film tells the story of Doss, a private who walked into the bloodiest battle of World War II's Pacific theater with nothing to protect himself save for his Bible and his faith in God.
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At least 200 people were killed in land disputes in 2016, up from 185 in 2015, according to Global Witness, making it the bloodiest year on record with 23 percent of killings in Latin America.
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After four decades of conflict, hundreds of thousands of deaths and the distinction of being the world's bloodiest conflict, the Afghan people are war-weary and tired of external and unrepresentative forces dictating their future.
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Wilde's legacy of shining bright with his sensibilities despite the adversity of a homophobic world is an inspiring example as we all process the bloodiest and deadliest hate crime towards queer people in US history.
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Israeli soldiers shot and killed at least 52 Palestinians during protests along the border of the Gaza Strip, according to The Associated Press, the bloodiest day there since a 2014 war between Hamas and Israel.
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A year later, as American troops clung to the Italian beachhead at Anzio in some of the war's bloodiest fighting, the sergeant and two other noncoms in his unit won battlefield commissions as second lieutenants.
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A little later on, we find out that Claire travels forward in time before she learns whether or not Jamie meets his end at the Battle of Culloden, the bloodiest fight during the Jacobite rebellion.
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A senior Emirati commander was among dozens killed in a Tochka rocket strike in 2015 on an army camp near Bab al-Mandab, one of the bloodiest setbacks for Gulf forces in months of fighting.
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He means the "ghetto" of the Palestinian town of Lydda, created by Jewish forces who uprooted tens of thousands of Palestinians on a death march in one of the bloodiest massacres of the 1948 Nakba.
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Given the regime's demonstrated brutality and its stated desire to recapture the last rebel-held territory, analysts fear that the assault on Idlib may prove one of the bloodiest chapters of Syria's eight-year war.
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The airport blockade capped one of the bloodiest weekends in modern Hong Kong history which saw police indiscriminately firing tear gas and rubber bullets in the confined spaces of the city's mass-transit railway stations.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — The city of Charlottesville was engulfed by violence on Saturday as white nationalists and counterprotesters clashed in one of the bloodiest fights to date over the removal of Confederate monuments across the South.
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GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - Guatemala's human rights prosecutor on Friday indicted another former top military official for genocide and crimes against humanity committed during the bloodiest phase of the Central American country's 36-year civil war.
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Hillary Clinton's support for violent regime change in Syria has thrown the country into one of the bloodiest civil wars anyone has ever seen – while giving ISIS a launching pad for terrorism against the West.
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It is the world's bloodiest anti-Semitic belief that has now become a tenet and a rallying cry for some of the biggest names in one of the two political parties in the United States.
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The Houthi visit coincides with an apparent lull in the fighting on the Saudi-Yemeni border, one of the bloodiest fronts in the conflict, and in Arab coalition air strikes on the Yemeni capital Sanaa.
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If it occurs, the battle for Idlib would be the last and bloodiest act of a horrific conflict that has reduced much of Syria to ruins and killed an estimated 400,000 people in the process.
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The 2018 election campaign has been the bloodiest in Mexico's modern history with dozens of politicians, candidates and activists murdered by criminal groups and gangsters seeking to influence the shape of the post-electoral map.
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The bloodiest of the week's shootings occurred on Saturday morning—about two and a half hours after the party shooting in Rockford, Illinois—at an unlicensed Jamaican eatery in the basement of a Los Angeles home.
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Two Islamist militants stormed the Radisson Blu Hotel in Mali's capital Bamako on November 20, killing six Russians, three Chinese and an American among others, in their bloodiest strike in the West African country in years.
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If successful, gun courts could expand to the rest of the city, but residents of Brooklyn, which has often been labeled the "bloodiest borough," are surely anxious to see how this plays out in their neighborhoods.
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The site of some of the bloodiest fighting between the U.S. and Japan in World War Two, Okinawa remained under American occupation until 1972 and around a fifth of it is still under U.S. military control.
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Azerbaijan feared it would lose leverage in negotiations to win back Nagorno-Karabakh, which it lost to Armenian-backed forces in the bloodiest of the ethnic conflicts which followed the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union.
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By my calculations, we currently suffer more gun deaths than occurred during the bloodiest war in our entire history, and it has been going on for far longer than the fifty months of the Civil War.
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After years of fragile truce, Brazil's drug gangs have launched a battle for control of lucrative cross-border smuggling routes that has spilled into the country's gang-controlled jails, sparking the bloodiest prison riots in decades.
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On July 1, the centenary of the start of the Battle of the Somme will inspire memories of one of the bloodiest contests of World War I, which pitted French and British forces against German adversaries.
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The bloodiest attack in Egypt's modern history, in which militants gunned down worshippers, brought condemnation from leaders from Washington to Moscow, while President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi declared three days of mourning in the shocked nation.
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Joshua Bunn was a rifleman in one of the bloodiest valleys in Afghanistan, where his infantry unit killed hundreds of enemy fighters and lost more comrades than any other battalion in the Marine Corps in 2008.
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On July 4003, 2016, rebel factions of the Turkish military launched the bloodiest coup attempt in the country's political history, sending soldiers into the streets and using fighter jets to drop bombs on their own parliament.
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In 2013, Newburgh, a small city in upstate New York, was one of bloodiest strips in America for some time because the Bloods had come up there to sell crack and the gang culture took hold.
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The Battle of Stalingrad, which left some two million people dead, is considered one of the bloodiest battles in the history of warfare, and it marked a turning point in the Allied effort against the Nazis.
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Ms. Wilson said in an email on Tuesday that Mr. Kelly owed "an apology to me and the American public" — and disputed his claim that a compromise would have prevented the bloodiest conflict in American history.
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Mattis commanded Marines through the first battle of Fallujah in early 2004, some of the bloodiest fighting in the war against al-Qaeda insurgents, and made major battlefield progress before being ordered by to pull out.
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Many Iranians are furious over the handling of November protests against fuel price hikes which swiftly turned political with demonstrators calling for "regime change", leading to the bloodiest unrest in the history of the Islamic Republic.
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I thought of Edward Gorey's deadpan alphabet books, visiting upon his innocent, tall-collared children the bloodiest freak accidents; and of the great Jackie Chan, mowing down scores of eager antagonists like a weaponized Gene Kelly.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Spanish-born journalist Alberto Arce has worked as a foreign reporter in ten countries, from Libya to Mexico, but Honduras was by far the bloodiest outside of a war zone.
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Iran and Iraq fought one of the longest and bloodiest wars of the 20th century, which cost the lives of more than a million people and cemented the two countries' rivalry in the decades that followed.
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On July 22019, 2016, rebel factions of the Turkish military launched the bloodiest coup attempt in the country's political history, sending soldiers into the streets and using fighter jets to drop bombs on their own parliament.
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On July 15, 2016, rebel factions of the Turkish military launched the bloodiest coup attempt in the country's political history, sending soldiers into the streets and using fighter jets to drop bombs on their own parliament.
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War in Syria First is Syria, the site of one of the bloodiest wars since World War II. Hundreds of thousands of people have been killed in the past five years, and millions more have been displaced.
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The dispute over security at the mosque compound - where Israel installed metal detectors at entry points after two police guards were shot dead this month - has touched off the bloodiest clashes between Israelis and Palestinians in years.
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A handful of suicide bombers on motor-bikes went on a rampage reminiscent of some of the group's bloodiest attacks during the height of their power when large swathes of Iraq and Syria was under their control.
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Deadly 48 hours This latest attack comes after one of the bloodiest days in the Iraqi capital this year when more than 90 people were killed in three separate bombings targeting Shiites for which ISIS claimed responsibility.
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In Episode 8, Jackie finally became more than an easter egg when a new hotel opened in town and allowed her to live out her bloodiest dreams for reasons much better than her axe-happy uncle's were.
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With fresh reports that the Islamic State (IS) group has bombed Baghdad to produce the "bloodiest day in months," it's high time to take a hard look at the Obama administration's military effort in the Middle East.
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President Enrique Pena Nieto took office at the end of 2012 pledging to curb the gang violence, but after some early successes, murders began rising again, and last year was the bloodiest under his administration to date.
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James Mattis led troops in Afghanistan in 2001, won laurels for leadership in one of the bloodiest battles of the Iraq War and most recently headed US Central Command, perhaps the military's most complicated and challenging post.
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Murders have risen significantly in Mexico during the past couple of years, and 2017 is on course to be the bloodiest year on record, underlining the failure of President Enrique Pena Nieto's government to tame the violence.
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Centennials of some of the bloodiest battles of World War I are being commemorated this year in Europe, while a national memorial is being planned one block from the White House for U.S. veterans of the war.
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Parker re-creates this important historical character — who, over the course of two days, led the bloodiest slave rebellion in American history — with a cinematic sensibility that often feels similar to that of actor-director Mel Gibson's.
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Palestinian health officials said 15 Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire and more than 750 hit by live rounds Friday, making it the bloodiest day in Gaza since the 2014 cross-border war between Israel and Hamas.
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Below are some of the bloodiest episodes in recent years, ranked by the number of dead: ORLANDO, June 12, 2016 - A gunman fatally shoots 49 people at gay nightclub Pulse before he is shot dead by police.
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Reginald Van Stockum was born on July 215, 215, exactly one week after his father, an English infantryman, was killed on the first day of the Battle of the Somme — the bloodiest day in British military history.
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Related: What It's Like to Lead a Team of Zetas Cartel Hitmen in One of Mexico's Bloodiest States One is the group on the other side of the river between Luis' stronghold and the city of Apatzingán.
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On the bloodiest single day for Palestinians since the Gaza conflict in 2014, Israeli troops shot dead 55 Palestinian protesters on the Gaza border on Monday as the United States opened its embassy to Israel in Jerusalem.
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It was described by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights in a statement as "one of the bloodiest periods of the entire conflict with wave after wave of deadly airstrikes," and "no-holds-barred" in nature.
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In fact, if you've ever called someone a "redneck" or been called one yourself, you can trace that proud pejorative back to one of the bloodiest battles between labor and management to occur in our nation's history.
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Even without that, the early years of the coming decade look set to see a further escalation of many of the proxy confrontations that have driven the bloodiest wars of recent years, particularly Syria, Yemen and Ukraine.
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Anyone who has ever listened to a narrative of what happened on the bloodiest single day in American history at Antietam National Battlefield, or heard an explanation for the geysers at Yellowstone, can appreciate the professional knowledge.
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They spearheaded some of the bloodiest battles of this long war, losing 2000 dead in the process, but they succeeded in turning much of what had been prime Taliban and opium territory over to the Afghan government.
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The United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali, or MINUSMA, is now the bloodiest active peacekeeping expedition in the world, with 23 soldiers killed so far according to the UN since the missin began in 2013.
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The United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali, or MINUSMA, is now the bloodiest active peacekeeping expedition in the world, with 60 soldiers killed so far according to the UN since the missin began in 2013.
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At least 23 soldiers were killed when suicide car bombs tore through two military checkpoints in North Sinai on Friday, an attack claimed by Islamic State that marked one of the bloodiest assaults on security forces in years.
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The novel retold the story of a real historic event — the 1831 slave revolt of Southampton County, Virginia — narrated from the imagined perspective of Turner, the educated and highly religious slave who led our nation's bloodiest slave revolt.
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Conversely, this week continued a grim streak in Europe, which witnessed three mass shootings last week (their bloodiest of the year), a monumental terror attack the week before, and two particularly noteworthy mass shootings the week before that.
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And perhaps this is what Geist's medicine is really trying to erase: not his bloodiest memories but his most banal ones, the moments when he came to question the justification for fighting halfway across the world at all.
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Antiques Evidence of some of the Revolutionary War's bloodiest moments and atrocities, as well as the little-known roles of African-Americans in battle and on the home front, will go on view during the next few months.
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JOS, Nigeria (Reuters) - More than 200 people were killed over the weekend in violence in central Nigeria's Plateau state, the state governor said, making it one of the bloodiest clashes in the months leading up to an election.
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In that battle, which lasted almost three months and was one of the war's bloodiest, the island chain lost almost a third of its population and for the next 22017 years it would be occupied by US troops.
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The region experienced one of its bloodiest days in living memory on Saturday, when gunmen in central Mali killed at least 157 people in a village inhabited by Fulani herders — prompting the government to vow to disarm vigilantes.
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After the bloodiest day for Palestinians in years on Monday, when 60 were killed by Israeli gunfire during mass demonstrations that Israel said included attempts to breach its frontier fence, calm and a heatwave descended on the area.
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At least 450 Yemenis were killed in the first nine days of August, making it one of the bloodiest periods since the war broke out three and a half years ago between Houthi rebels and the Yemeni government.
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Memorial Day, originally known as Decoration Day, was created in the immediate aftermath of the Civil War, one of the bloodiest wars in American history, which resulted in as many as 750,000 deaths between the North and South.
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The numbers peaked in the conflict's bloodiest early years, but last year the Syrian Network recorded 5,607 new arrests that it classifies as arbitrary — more than 100 per week and nearly 25 percent more than the year before.
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The massacre was carried out during the regime of Efraín Ríos Montt, the dictator who ruled Guatemala during one of the bloodiest periods of its long civil war and was later convicted of genocide and crimes against humanity.
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These are some of the characters featured in a virtual reality reconstruction of the bloodiest day in the 2013/2014 street demonstrations in Ukraine, when dozens of protesters were killed in the final moments of Viktor Yanukovich's rule.
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Most of the photographs dating from the bloodiest months of the regime in 1978 are of Khmer Rouge soldiers, cadres, provincial officials and even Tuol Sleng guards and interrogators arrested on suspicion of being traitors or CIA agents.
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SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - Indian security forces killed three separatists, while suspected militants shot dead two people on Wednesday, one of the bloodiest days in Kashmir since New Delhi revoked the disputed region's autonomy more than two months ago.
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Washington claims he is responsible for aiding and abetting attacks by Iran's Shia allies against American troops, many of whom were killed during the bloodiest days of the Iraq War and in sectarian conflicts throughout the Middle East.
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Human rights observers say thousands are injured and more than 22018 people — including around 222 children — have died during the uptick in fighting, marking this as one of the bloodiest stretches of the eight-year Syrian civil war.
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In February 2012, Sunday Times war correspondent Marie Colvin and photographer Paul Conroy illegally snuck into the Syrian city of Homs to cover what would turn out to be one of the bloodiest sieges of the civil war.
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Open warfare between the two communities from 1999-2007 is estimated to have killed some 50,000 people in one of the bloodiest chapters of a civil war in eastern Congo that left millions dead from conflict, hunger and disease.
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Last week was one of the bloodiest in the nearly seven-year-old conflict as Syrian government forces, backed by Russia and Iran, bombarded two of the last major rebel areas: Eastern Ghouta and the northwestern province of Idlib.
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He warned that the battle could affect a population and an area similar to the total affected by the battles for eastern Ghouta and Aleppo combined, naming perhaps the two biggest and bloodiest campaigns of the seven-year war.
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The assault on a mosque has stunned Egyptians, prompting President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's government to tighten security at places of worship and key buildings, and call three days of mourning for the bloodiest attack in Egypt's modern history.
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The 220s saw the peak of violence between the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) and the Turkish state — the bloodiest period in an old war that has waxed and waned for more than three decades, claiming more than 233,1023 lives.
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Witness UNRWA schools closing on May 14-15, the bloodiest days of Hamas-driven riots at the Israeli border; Hamas wanted as many kids at the border, with the hope of driving up the death toll beyond Hamas' members.
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NEW DELHI/AYODHYA, India (Reuters) - India's Supreme Court on Saturday awarded a bitterly contested religious site to Hindus, dealing a defeat to Muslims who also claim the land that has sparked some of the country's bloodiest riots since independence.
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According to excerpts from the March 19 interrogation obtained by Le Monde, Mr. Abdeslam firmly denied knowing the men who three days later would subject Brussels to its bloodiest attack since World War II. The Belgians dropped the matter.
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The special session of the Human Rights Council was convened after the bloodiest day for Palestinians in years on Monday, when 60 were killed by Israeli gunfire during demonstrations that Israel said included attempts to breach its frontier fence.
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"If all of this that the United States is doing, all this pressure, does not work for this man Ortega to react and leave, then one of the bloodiest wars Nicaragua has ever seen is coming," Mr. Estrada said.
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Three decades earlier, Okinawa had been the scene of one of the bloodiest battles of the Second World War, a nightmare that lasted more than 19943 days and involved hundreds of thousands of troops on land, sea and air.
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"The past week has been one of the bloodiest periods of the entire conflict, with wave after wave of deadly airstrikes leading to civilian casualties in areas of Eastern Ghouta and Idlib," Zeid said in a strongly worded statement.
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REVOLUTIONARY GUARDS POWER Many Iranians are furious over the handling of November protests against fuel price hikes which swiftly turned political with demonstrators calling for "regime change", leading to the bloodiest unrest in the history of the Islamic Republic.
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Yet in December 1972, at the end of the bloodiest year of the Troubles, a group of masked men and women barged into her Belfast home, dragging the 38-year-old widow away as her frightened children looked on.
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The cemetery, an immaculate field of crosses and Stars of David, overlooks the English Channel and Omaha Beach, the bloodiest of the Normandy landing beaches of Operation Overlord, the first step in breaching Hitler&aposs stranglehold on France and Europe.
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A prison riot has left at least 56 dead, with decapitated bodies thrown over prison walls in the bloodiest violence in more than two decades in Brazil's overcrowded penitentiary system, officials in the Amazon city of Manaus said on Monday.
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Police killed at least 13 people in Manila on the third night of a new push in Duterte's war on drugs and crime, taking the toll for one of the bloodiest weeks so far to 80, Reuters witnesses and media reported.
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MANILA, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Colonel Romeo Caramat oversaw the bloodiest day in the blood-soaked war on drugs in the Philippines – 32 people killed in 20183 hours in the province north of Manila where he was police chief in 2017.
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He was speaking on the 116th anniversary of one of the bloodiest battles in the American-Philippines war on the central island of Samar, where 39 Filipino civilians were killed in retaliation for the deaths of 48 soldiers killed by rebels.
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The rapper, Black M, was to have performed after a late-May memorial ceremony where Germany leader Angela Merkel and French counterpart Francois Hollande are set to mark the centenary of one of the bloodiest battles of World War One.
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By nightfall, the province&aposs health directorate had recorded 204 civilians killed and 180 wounded, according to local official Hassan Omar, making it the single bloodiest day for the province since the 2011 national revolt that sparked the ongoing civil war.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has launched one of the bloodiest bombing campaigns against anti-government rebels the country has seen in the past three years, killing nearly 200 people in just three days — and it may be just the beginning.
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There have already been twice as many homicides in 215 as there were in the entirety of 21, which saw a total death toll of 2800—the bloodiest year of the drug war between the Sinaloa and Arellano Félix cartels.
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More than a decade after the launch of a militarized effort against drug cartels that has led to some of Mexico's bloodiest years on record, the latest effort will test the new government's ability to curtail the reach of organized crime.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Gunmen killed nine women and children in the bloodiest attack on Americans in Mexico for years, prompting U.S. President Donald Trump to offer to help the neighboring country wipe out drug cartels believed to be behind the ambush.
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Downplaying of the bloodiest parts of Australia's frontier wars history has become the battlefield of the 'Culture Wars', or 'History Wars' over the last two decades, where historians and politicians have argued over whether the country was invaded or colonized.
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The clip looks weirdly like the intro sequence for the bloodiest sitcom of all time: it's a roll-call of the show's characters, shown in (marginally) happier times when they weren't being threatened by a baseball bat covered in barbed wire.
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GAZA-ISRAEL BORDER (Reuters) - Palestinians buried the dead on Tuesday from the bloodiest day in Gaza in years, after Israeli forces killed 22014 Palestinians near the Gaza-Israel border during demonstrations against the opening of the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem.
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The phrase refers to lynching ("strange fruit hanging in poplar trees"), one of the bloodiest aspects of the Jim Crow era, a murderous act that is connected to nearly 3,500 recorded deaths of black people for believed and contrived offenses.
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Mr. Vann Molyvann lived in exile during the bloodiest decades of modern Cambodian history, and after he returned to his homeland in 1991, he watched as his carefully planned city was largely dismantled by unbridled capitalism, corruption and urban sprawl.
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Although fighting appeared to be limited to the outskirts of the city on Wednesday, the prospect of sustained fighting there stands to produce one of the bloodiest urban battles of the war, deepening what is already a catastrophic humanitarian situation.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Lebanese government vowed on Monday to restore security to an area of a deadly shooting that has stirred fear of renewed strife in the Chouf Mountains, one of the bloodiest theaters of the 1975-90 civil war.
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A mass of previously "isolationist" Americans did not, as O'Toole implies, suddenly line up behind the president once he changed his mind about neutrality and asked Congress to take the nation into what was then the bloodiest war in history.
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Timothy Egan Before they die, before they disappear into the opaque mist of history, the last Americans to fight Nazi Germany have to face one more blast of something they thought they'd eliminated in the bloodiest war of all time.
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" In Tunis, Ons Ben Abdelkarim, a twenty-six-year-old woman who leads a civic organization named Al Bawsala, said, "Tunisians who go abroad are the bloodiest—they show such an inhuman face when they go to the zones of jihad.
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Joe Lieberman, a Democrat at the time, waged a campaign to regulate video games after learning about "Mortal Kombat," one of the bloodiest games of its time, replete with violent images such as characters ripping the hearts out of opponents.
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Security forces have been on high alert for any events that could spark further unrest after protests against a hike in fuel prices which turned political last month, sparking the bloodiest crackdown in the 40-year history of the Islamic Republic.
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Iraqi security forces have used live ammunition, tear gas and stun grenades against protesters and last week saw some of the bloodiest incidents since the demonstrations began, with scores of people killed particularly in the southern cities of Nassiriya and Najaf.
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Iraqi security forces have used live ammunition, tear gas and stun grenades against protesters and last week saw some of the bloodiest incidents since the demonstrations began, with scores of people killed particularly in the southern cities of Nassiriya and Najaf.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Syria could be spared its bloodiest battle yet if the Russian and Turkish presidents talk to each other urgently about resolving the situation in the rebel-held region of Idlib, U.N. Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura said on Tuesday.
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The updated timeline for the bloodiest case of gun violence in recent U.S. history raised new uncertainty over why Stephen Paddock ceased firing on concertgoers once he began, and whether hotel security and police coordinated as well as first believed.
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The Aleppo Media Center activist group and medical crews reported that 46 people were killed and 75 injured Friday in airstrikes and shelling in the city and surrounding countryside, with the activists describing the fighting as one of the bloodiest days yet.
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We've traced the journeys of 53 of the show's main characters who were there in the first episode for what we hope is a helpful guide for this final season — which promises to be the bloodiest final run of a show yet!
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Last week was one of the bloodiest in the nearly seven-year-old conflict as Syrian government forces, who are backed by Russia and Iran, bombarded two of the last major rebel areas of Syria - Eastern Ghouta and the northwestern province of Idlib.
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Teaching against terror Ayub Mohamed stands in front of his blackboard at Eastleigh High with a goal to erase the allure of Al Shabaab, a group that has staged numerous attacks in Kenya, with the massacre at Garissa University among the bloodiest.
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It is an eternal credit to the American character that even after we and our allies emerged victorious from the bloodiest war in history, we did not seek territorial expansion or attempt to oppose and impose our way of life on others.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Islamic State attacked the Syrian government's main supply route from Damascus to the northern Syrian city of Aleppo on Monday, a day after the group targeted Damascus and Homs in some of the bloodiest car bomb attacks of the war.
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At least 82 candidates and office holders have been killed since the electoral season kicked off in September, making this the bloodiest presidential race in recent history, according to a tally by Etellekt, a security consultancy based in Mexico City, and Reuters research.
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According to The Guardian, The Fall of Gondolin was written by Tolkien while he was recovering in the hospital after the Battle of Somme, the largest battle on the Western Front of World War I and one of the bloodiest battles in history.
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Depending on what movie you consider to be the current bloodiest scene record holder (there's a lot of debate surrounding which films qualify), It: Chapter Two would likely have to feature upwards of 100 gallons of fake blood to clinch the title.
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Taliban militants, who have been fighting a 15-year insurgency to topple the Western-backed government and reimpose a radical Islamist regime, control or contest most of Helmand, the scene of some of the bloodiest fighting during the international military mission in Afghanistan.
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An average of 29 murders a day were registered in 2016, the bloodiest year of Peña Nieto's four-year term, which has marred by a pattern of atrocity and cover-up, most notably in the case of the 43 students disappeared in Iguala.
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Anyango says she knows well the devastating effects of post-election violence after one of her mentees, a 15-year-old girl, was hit by a stray bullet in the aftermath of the 2007/2008 elections -- one of the bloodiest in Kenya's history.
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The group became bloodiest as Spain transitioned from dictatorship to democracy in the early 80s, targeting not only members of the military and police forces but also politicians, entrepreneurs, civilians and some of its own, repentant militants who wanted to leave ETA.
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It is an eternal credit to the American character that even after we and our allies emerged victorious from the bloodiest war in history, we did not seek territorial expansion, or attempt to oppose and impose our way of life on others.
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The Beltrán Leyva cartel worked in partnership with Chapo's trafficking group within a broader organization known as the Sinaloa Federation until the alliance fell apart in 2008 leading to one of the bloodiest turf battles of Mexico's drug wars — which Chapo won.
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If you happened to be the knuckle-dragging sort of heathen without an extensive knowledge of mid-16th-century stagecraft, you might think that animal blood was used onstage in early performances of plays like Titus Andronicus, the bloodiest of Shakespeare's works.
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WHEN Omar Mateen killed 49 people in a gay nightclub in Orlando on June 12th, did he commit the bloodiest mass shooting in modern American history, the worst ever attack on gay Americans or the deadliest act of Islamist terrorism since 9/11?
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LAHORE, Pakistan — At least 31 people were killed on Wednesday in a suicide bombing outside a polling station in Quetta, Pakistan, hospital officials said, raising the death toll in what has already been one of the bloodiest elections in the country's history.
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Ituri is no longer the bloodiest corner of Congo, but the violence there in recent months was as severe and merciless as the slaughters at the turn of the 20th century, the 21st century, and almost anytime or anywhere in the world.
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MANILA — Two months ahead of elections in the Philippines, President Rodrigo Duterte has publicly released a new list of people that he claims are "narcopoliticians," vowing his remaining three years in office will be the bloodiest yet in his war on drugs.
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It's where World War I began, and it is the site of the bloodiest conflict in Europe since World War II. Since the violent disintegration of Yugoslavia, however, the region's prospects have brightened as states have moved toward European Union and NATO membership.
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He suggested the site could be transformed into a memorial resembling the giant Douaumont ossuary at Verdun, where the French and the Germans fought one of the bloodiest battles of World War I. "It's one thing to remove Franco's bones," he said.
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The bloodiest of the attacks occurred on May 210, 240, when Salman Abedi, a 53-year-old Briton of Libyan descent, blew himself up at a concert by Ariana Grande in the northwestern city of Manchester, killing 25 people, including several children.
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All these crosscurrents — reason and faith, truth and propaganda, black and white, slave and free, immigrant and native, industry and agriculture — ripple through this history, with one obvious period where the country simply came apart in the bloodiest civil conflict in history.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Fighters backed by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates pushed toward the Yemeni port city of Al Hudaydah on Thursday, on the second day of a battle that analysts say could be the bloodiest of the Yemen war.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Six Mexican police were shot dead on Monday in the western state of Jalisco, authorities said, in one of the bloodiest attacks on security forces in recent months on the first weekday of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's new administration.
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In the early 20th century, the plant was the centerpiece of a coal-and-steel industrial complex spread out across the Front Range of the Colorado Rockies, and that industry endured one of the bloodiest episodes of labor strife in American history.
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The "Panama Papers," the millions of leaked documents from the Panamanian corporate law firm Mossack Fonseca, last April also proved that Poroshenko was busily registering offshore accounts even as his own troops were retreating from one of the bloodiest defeats of the war.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday Turkey would use all its military and intelligence might to battle "one of the biggest and bloodiest terrorist waves in its history", after a suicide bomber killed three Israelis and an Iranian in Istanbul.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — After 30 years of medical work during some of Afghanistan's bloodiest times, the International Committee of the Red Cross said on Monday that it was drastically reducing its presence in the country after a series of attacks on its staff.
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French President Emmanuel Macron and President Donald Trump will look out over Omaha Beach, the scene of the bloodiest fighting, from the cemetery with grave markers for over 9,0003 Americans, servicemen who established a blood bond between the U.S. and its trans-Atlantic allies.
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A news photographer in the state of San Luis Potosi last October was the 11th journalist murdered so far this year, according to advocacy group Article 19, equaling the death toll in 2016, which was the bloodiest year for journalists on record in Mexico.
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ON APRIL 12TH 2014 Igor Girkin, a former Russian military officer also known as "Strelkov" ("Shooter"), sneaked across the border into Ukraine's Donbas region with a few dozen men and took control of the small town of Sloviansk, igniting Europe's bloodiest war since the 1990s.
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If that's the intention, a major flare-up between Washington and Tehran could lead the administration to say it has the right to launch what would be one of the nastiest, bloodiest conflicts in modern history — even if it really doesn't legally have that authorization.
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There is so much broken concrete and twisted metal in Aleppo, the Syrian city pounded by Russian and regime warplanes during the bloodiest battle of its civil war, that the World Bank reckons it will take at least six years to clear the wreckage.
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He acted on a hunch that Iran's leaders—if only they are subjected to unprecedented economic pain—will break and abandon all manner of hostile activities, from nuclear weapons development to support for terrorism and involvement in the bloodiest proxy wars of the Middle East.
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At around 140 billion euros ($170 billion) a year, the EU budget represents just about 1 percent of economic output in the bloc or some 2 percent of public spending, but for all that it remains one of the bloodiest subjects of debate for members.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Suspected cartel hitmen shot dead more than a dozen police in an ambush in the western Mexican state of Michoacan, authorities said on Monday, in one of the bloodiest attacks on security forces since President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador took office.
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SRINAGAR (Reuters) - One person died and at least 45 were injured on Monday in a grenade attack in Indian-administered Kashmir's main city of Srinagar, Indian officials said, in the bloodiest incident since New Delhi stripped the region of special status on Aug. 5.
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But the Shi'ite-led Baghdad government veered from the plan two weeks ago with the announcement that its next offensive would be just west of Baghdad in Falluja, a Sunni bastion where U.S. troops faced the bloodiest battles of their own 2003-2011 occupation.
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The contrast could not be starker between the celebratory proceedings marking the opening of the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem and the border clashes on Monday that have resulted in 52 casualties — the bloodiest day for Gaza since the 2014 war between Hamas and Israel.
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In "The Office of Missing Persons," a Sri Lankan Tamil father engages with the police to find his teenage son — this during the final and bloodiest phase of the nearly 30-year Sri Lankan civil war between the Sinhalese majority and the separatist Tamil Tigers.
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He joined the Marine Corps in 1943 and was a sergeant major in the Fourth Marine Division invasion of Iwo Jima in 21, one of the bloodiest battles of World War II. He was recalled to duty in the Korean War in 2730 and 24.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - The slot machines were still ringing and the drinks still flowing but the party didn't feel quite the same along the world-famous Las Vegas Strip on Monday evening, 24 hours after a gunman staged the bloodiest shooting in modern U.S. history.
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MANAUS/BRASILIA, Brazil (Reuters) - The governor of the state that saw Brazil's bloodiest prison massacre in decades this week urged federal authorities on Wednesday to step up the fight against drug trafficking, which he blames for a wave of violence in the remote jungle region.
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The two coffins were among 172 containing exhumed remains of people who had died as a result of a military strategy carried out by the government in the Maya highlands during the bloodiest period of the country's civil war, which lasted from 1960 to 453.
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MANILA (Reuters) - A former police general who oversaw the bloodiest years of the Philippines' war on drugs shrugged off the killing by police of a 3-year-old girl in a sting operation, saying on Thursday the world was not perfect and "shit happens".
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CHICAGO – Three girls sitting in a car with their mother were shot by a man who police say was firing at rival gang members, in a violent start to the July 4 holiday week that is typically among the bloodiest stretch of days on Chicago&aposs calendar.
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"They" are the organized criminal groups that have exploded in size and power since the beginning of Mexico's drug war, which began in 2006 and, funded by at least $2.9 billion from the United States, has spawned one of the bloodiest periods in the country's history.
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That the mission occurred in 2300—the bloodiest year in modern history—and redeemed that year with the iconic Earthrise photo and the historic reading of Genesis from lunar orbit on Christmas Eve, was not part of its original objectives but was among its greatest achievements.
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CAIRO/ISMAILIA, Egypt (Reuters) - At least 23 Egyptian soldiers were killed when suicide car bombs tore through two military checkpoints in North Sinai on Friday, security sources said, an attack claimed by Islamic State that marks one of the bloodiest assaults on security forces in years.
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In this way, the United Kingdom has been what the European Union always aspired to be but never accomplished: an honest-to-god political union that respects national identity while overcoming the complications of nationalism that helped make the 20th century the bloodiest in world history.
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Along with masterminding the attack on Yousafzai, Fazlullah was the leader of the TTP when they claimed responsibility for the bloodiest terrorist attack in Pakistan's history, a December 2014 attack on a military school in Peshawar, which left 141 schoolchildren under the age of 11 dead.
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In her announcement, the first lady said, "On behalf of my family, we wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year," once again revving up America's bloodiest culture war, the one on Christmas, by failing to wish non-Christian Americans a happy holidays.
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Douglas MacArthur, who liberated Manila from the Japanese invaders toward the end of World War II. And the plane, which flew in from Okinawa, Japan, one of the war's bloodiest American battlefields, landed at Manila's Villamor Air Base, named after a Filipino World War II pilot.
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It's irreverent, but not gratuitous; when judy goes on to sing "We'll all feel gay when Johnny comes marching home" (the original words to the song), it is with heartfelt mourning over all the lives — queer and not — that were needlessly lost in America's bloodiest war.
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Here, in the year after the 1892 Homestead steel strike, Rosh Hashana services were conducted in the club room of the volunteer fire company's engine house down the street from where union activists and Pinkerton agents conducted one of the bloodiest labor battles in American history.
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This is Europe's forgotten war, a conflict that has claimed more than 10,000 lives, almost one-third of them civilians, during the past four years, making it the bloodiest in Europe since the Balkans in the 20143s and one of the longest-running in almost a century.
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"Turkey has recently been facing one of the biggest and bloodiest terrorist waves in its history ... Our state is fighting terrorist organizations and the forces behind them with everything at its disposal - its soldiers, police, village guards and its intelligence," Erdogan said in a speech in Istanbul.
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Related: What It's like to lead a team of Zetas Cartel hitmen in one of Mexico's Bloodiest States The Zetas were formed in the 1990s from a kernel of deserters from the special forces, recruited into the Gulf cartel to protect its then-leader, Osiel Cárdenas.
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A four-star general, Mattis was recognized for his leadership in the 2004 Battle of Fallujah in Iraq, one of the bloodiest of the war, although he was criticized shortly after in 2005 for saying "it's fun to shoot some people" while addressing service members in San Diego.
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It was and still is the bloodiest conflict Europe has seen after World War II. In central Belgrade, the verdict against Karadžić inspired street vendors to put up makeshift stands selling badges and Serbian flags for a rally called by another war crimes suspect, Serbian hardline politician Vojislav Seselj.
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Erdogan has since often lashed out at Israel over its clashes with Hamas militants in Gaza and he led the international criticism of Israel after nearly 60 Palestinians were killed Monday in the bloodiest day of cross-border violence since a devastating 2014 war between Israel and Hamas.
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The so-called "Panama Papers" – the millions of leaked documents from the Panamanian corporate law firm Mossack Fonseca last April also proved that the current President, Petro Poroshenko, was busily registering offshore accounts even as his own troops were retreating from one of the bloodiest defeats of the war.
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Deadpool had countless dismemberings and decapitations, and enough people being shot in the face to make John Wick jealous, but it was all giddily over-the-top, a fanboy wank job, a bunch of nerds making the silliest, bloodiest movie they could because the stakes were so low.
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A furious firefight this month between Islamic State fighters and Navy SEALs in northern Iraq, in which Special Warfare Operator First Class Charles Keating IV became the third American to die since the campaign against the Islamic State began, harked back to the bloodiest days of the Iraq war.
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The man who the WWE once called "a monstrous abomination" started his professional wrestling career back in the 1990s and maintained one of the longest—and bloodiest—runs in WWE history, while also manning a Tennessee insurance and real estate company with his wife on the side, ESPN reports.
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The Battle of the Somme was one of the most bitterly contested and bloodiest battles of World War I. The five-month attritional offensive saw more than a million casualties: on the first day of fighting alone the British Army suffered their largest loss to life of the war.
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"Last April, in Oklahoma City, Merrick was at the helm of the Justice Department's investigation following the bombing of the Oklahoma City Federal Building, the bloodiest and most tragic act of terrorism on American soil," Keating wrote to then-Republican presidential nominee Bob Dole in 1996, according to the Congressional Record.
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Amidst a stock market that dances on the precipice of another correction and more signs that the economic growth is slowing down, the president was busy on Twitter once again lambasting the mainstream media, even as the nation remained focus on its bloodiest streak of violence ahead of an election.
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But we get only sketches here of the wide and brutal conflict in which Reconstruction "was overthrown, with impunity and audacity, in one of the bloodiest, darkest and still least-known chapters in American history," which is how Stephen Budiansky put it in "The Bloody Shirt: Terror After Appomattox" (2008).
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The attack comes just 13 days before Pope Francis is scheduled to visit Egypt and just over a week after two deadly suicide bombings on Christian churches, also claimed by Islamic State, plunged the country into mourning and marked one of the bloodiest days for the country's Christian minority in decades.
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He went back again to lead soldiers through the bloodiest months of sectarian fighting around Baghdad in 2006, and helped forge the calm that emerged in Iraq, at least for a few years, at the end of the American occupation, when bombings subsided, markets reopened and families returned to shattered neighborhoods.
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That statement was a reversal from Mr. Duterte's words last week, when he appeared to encourage the police to kill more drug suspects after praising them for a bloody anti-narcotics operation that has left nearly 100 people dead — the bloodiest siege so far since he began the campaign last year.
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One of the bloodiest mass murders of Chinese took place right here my city of Los Angeles in 1871, as a mob of over 500 invaded the city's old Chinese quarter and slaughtered and hung 20 men, mutilating their corpses in the deadliest known single lynching incident in US history.
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Hong Kong (CNN)In early July 2000, on a tiny island in the Pacific Ocean, the United States clinched a devastating defeat over Japan in one of the bloodiest battles of World War II. Some 26,275 Japanese troops, almost the entire force Tokyo put on Saipan, in the Northern Marianas, were killed.
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More recently, Western support for the overthrow of Ukraine's pro-Russia leader Viktor Yanukovych prompted Russia to annex the Crimean peninsula and provide support for pro-Russia rebels in battles in Eastern Ukraine, fighting that mushroomed into the bloodiest Europe has seen since the wars over the former Yugoslavia in the early 1990s.
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And with that, the actor confirms that prevailing theory about this hair switch-up: The Jon who wrenches Winterfell from the hands of House Bolton in the bloodiest battle the North has ever seen is just not the same Lord Commander who brooded it up as top bastard in the Night's Watch.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — As Syria convulsed from the bloodiest week there in months, the United States and Russia declared on Friday that they had won agreement for a new partial truce in several strategic areas, but that it would not immediately include Aleppo, the divided city where recent attacks killed more than 200 people.
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While that era of hip-hop, arguably the bloodiest and most dangerous in the genre's history, has been covered in depth before—most recently in last year's glossy biopic Straight Outta Compton—many details have been left out or skimmed over, according to Westhoff, leaving the door open for a closer look.
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The massacre was carried out during the regime of former Guatemalan military dictator Efrain Rios Montt, who died in April facing charges of genocide for acts during one of the bloodiest phases of the Cold War-era conflict that lasted from 1960 until 1996.. Reporting by Enrique Garcia; Editing by Nick Macfie
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Agnes Reeves Taylor, the ex-wife of former President Charles Taylor, was arrested in London in 2017 and charged with eight counts of torture and conspiracy to commit torture as part of her husband's National Patriotic Front of Liberia, which in the 1990s participated in one of Africa's bloodiest recent civil wars.
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A little more than two decades after Dr. Francia's death in 91940, Paraguay's third dictator, Francisco Solano López, destroyed his country's Edenic vestiges when he launched a quixotic war against Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay called the War of the Triple Alliance, which remains the bloodiest conflict in the history of Latin America.
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What may have been lost in the gradual transition of these black and white images from the front pages of Palermo's L'Ora to a host of museums is that they were shot by Letizia Battaglia, a Sicilian woman — remarkable in itself — during one of the bloodiest crime sprees in Italy's recent history.
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SYDNEY, Australia — After an appeal by Australia's prime minister, Vietnam reversed an earlier decision and will allow war veterans from Australia and New Zealand to hold a commemoration at the site of the Battle of Long Tan, one of the bloodiest battles fought by troops from the three countries, the Australian government said on Thursday.
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In May, residents of Tortosa, in southern Catalonia, voted to keep a giant Franco monument that stands in the middle of the river that crosses the city and was inaugurated by Franco to mark the 25th anniversary of his victory in the Battle of the Ebro, one of the bloodiest in the civil war.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump awarded the Medal of Honor on Wednesday to a Marine who saved the lives of numerous fellow soldiers during one of the bloodiest battles of the Vietnam War, when he repeatedly charged into enemy fire and carried wounded Americans to safety during fighting that went on for a week. Sgt. Maj.
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It is the site of the bloodiest recent conflicts, including the killing of two South Korean marines and two construction workers when North Korea shelled a South Korean island in 2010, and the deaths of 46 sailors when a South Korean Navy corvette was sunk earlier that year, for which it blamed the North.
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When Douthat writes that the "agenda" of the "younger Bush was consciously designed to win over at least some minority voters and leave the Lee Atwater era behind," he declines to note that Lee Atwater, who ran the infamous race-mongering Willie Horton ad in 290, did his bloodiest work for the elder Bush.
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Just as Donald Trump dug up ideas long thought to have been dead and buried in this country – nativism, protectionism, "America First" isolationism – the rhetoric and political demands of Europe's extreme right contain disturbing echoes of the virulent nationalism that swept the continent during the 1920s and 85033s and plunged the world into history's bloodiest war.
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"I think it wise… not to keep open the sores of war, but to follow the examples of nations who endeavoured to obliterate the marks of civil strife," he responded to an 1869 invitation for a meeting to discuss a memorial at Gettysburg, the war's bloodiest battle and the one that dealt Lee's troops a crippling defeat.
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" 'We Were Soldiers Once … And Young: Ia Drang — The Battle That Changed the War in Vietnam,' by Harold G. Moore and Joseph L. Galloway "We Were Soldiers Once … And Young" centers on "four days and nights in November 1965, when American soldiers in the central highlands of Vietnam endured what proved to be the bloodiest campaign of the war.
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It would take several days to cover the complete ins and outs of internal Yugoslav politics, but the upshot of one of the bloodiest and most vicious European civil wars was the de facto, if unrecognised, independence of Kosovo from the wider Serbian state, and one of the largest refugee crises seen since the Second World War.
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From the beaches of Europe to the deserts of the Middle East to the jungles of Asia, it is an eternal credit to the American character that even after we and our allies emerge victorious from the bloodiest war in history, we did not seek territorial expansion or attempt to oppose and impose our way of life on others.
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WARSAW — President Andrzej Duda said on Tuesday that he would sign into law a bill making it illegal to accuse "the Polish nation" of complicity in the Holocaust and other Nazi atrocities, a measure that has roiled relations with Israel and the United States, and spurred claims that the nationalist government is trying to whitewash one of the bloodiest chapters in Poland's history.
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Speaking to dozens of analysts, Flynn delivered a forty-five-minute lesson, covering some of the bloodiest engagements in American history: the Battle of Antietam, in 1862, when twenty-three thousand people were killed or wounded in a single day; Operation Torch, in 22016, when several hundred soldiers died establishing beachheads in North Africa as part of the Allied invasion.
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HONOLULU — A nonprofit organization that searches for the remains of US service members lost in past conflicts has found what officials believe are the graves of more than 30 Marines and sailors killed in one of the bloodiest battles of World War II. A team working on the remote Pacific atoll of Tarawa found the graves in March, said Mark Noah, the president of History Flight.
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First came the cities of the Iraqi south that Saddam Hussein kept cowed and squalid, the holy shrine cities of Najaf and Karbala, through to the Iranian province of Khuzestan, which saw the bloodiest fighting of the Iran-Iraq war, an indigenously Arab region where mourning congregations chant in Arabic, and whose inclusion in this spectacle of transnational identity and power has clear unifying purpose.
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"There are rumors about people being cut into pieces with a saw or burned alive in ovens," says Vanda Felbab-Brown, a senior fellow and investigator at the Center for 25st Century Security and Intelligence, at the Brookings Institution's foreign policy program in Washington DC. While Juan Frío's bloodiest years seem behind it, Norte de Santander is still one of the departments with the highest murder rate in Colombia.
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A spate of attacks in 2014 included some of the bloodiest in years blamed on Uighur militants: 33 slain in March that year by knife-wielding assailants at a railway station in Kunming in the south-western province of Yunnan; 43 killed in April, including four attackers, at a street market in Urumqi; more than 100 shot by police or killed by attackers in July near Kashgar in southern Xinjiang.
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WASHINGTON — An internal investigation by the Marine Corps has concluded that for more than 70 years it wrongly identified one of the men in the iconic photograph of the flag being raised over Iwo Jima during one of the bloodiest battles of World War II. The inquiry found that a private first class, Harold Schultz, was one of the six men in the photograph, which received a Pulitzer Prize.
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Katie Walsh, The Detroit Free Press: "The Snowman" has everything (just not a coherent plot): creepy abortion doctors, human trafficking, really bad Scandinavian techno, Michael Fassbender passed out in the snow, a terrible wig on Rebecca Ferguson, Chloe Sevigny chopping heads off chickens, J.K. Simmons attempting a Norweigan-ish accent, Val Kilmer singing "Happy Birthday" while chugging vodka out of a sports bottle, and, of course, the bloodiest, most macabre snowmen ever.
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To keep capitalizing on this wave of nostalgia, Pixel Titans also just released, in conjunction with the game's release, an "official movie trailer" for Strafe, the film adaptation that never was for a '90s game that never existed: Billed as "the fastest, bloodiest, deadliest, most adjective-abusing, action-packed first-person shooter of 1996," the game promises to deliver "auto-generating levels of pure mayhem" in a deliberately retro 3-D environment.
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Related: Sean Penn Interviewed El Chapo — And It Helped Lead to the Drug Lord's Capture In 2011, when La Reina del Sur aired, Mexico had its bloodiest single year in the extremely bloody war on drugs, peaking to a rate of 24 homicides per 20143,000 people — a wave of killings to be blamed partly on the exploits of the Sinaloa Cartel under Chapo, and the government's insistence to fight fire with fire.
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It was the bloodiest attack on Norwegian soil since World War II. Breivik belonged to a group called the Norwegian Defense League, one of the many openly fascist movements that have cropped up all across Europe over the past decade, from Scandinavia to Germany, where, this past weekend, the far right won a stunning 13 percent of the vote in the German elections, enough to propel it into parliament for the first time in more than 60 years.
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