Twitter allowing "Trump Body Count" to trend while "Clinton Body Count" has WAY more tweets (but isn't trending) is peak Twitter.
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Ice T and Body Count This show by Ice T and metal band Body Count was amazing, but I had a terrible headache and the noise didn't help.
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Body Count: Bloodlust (Century Media) There've been other Body Count albums in the quarter century since "Cop Killer" put a police bull's-eye on the pre- Law and Order Ice-T's back.
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The gag wears thin as the body count rises There are plenty of crime movies about comically incompetent bunglers, but the gag starts to wear thin if there's a body count, involved.
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Because I'm dreading the body count on Game of Thrones.
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The body count, he reckons, could reach tens of thousands.
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Rossini noted that the body count could have been worse.
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After all, Body Count is one of Chanel's favorite groups.
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The official body count was only four at the time.
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MTV's Scream is a teen drama with a body count.
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State violence has done much to boost the body count.
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Boko Haram quadrupled its body count over the same period.
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Much is made of the body count of police shootings.
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As gun sales kept climbing, so did the body count.
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Alas, the game's sheer body count rather undercuts that potential.
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A modest body count by the standards of the genre.
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But "clearly, they wanted a very high body count," he said.
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The only thing that tipped the body count in TWD's favor?
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And be wary of "body count" speeches that focus on death.
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The assault on Negan's base resulted in an alarming body count.
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Over the summer and fall, the body count continued to rise.
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Keep the overall "body count" (# of boyfriends) as low as possible.
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A mere body count is not the end of the story.
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To be sure, cops haven't ignored the Phoenix killer's body count.
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"The body count continues," Guindo told Reuters by telephone from Ogossagou.
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For a middle school novel this has a high body count.
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We're low on clues and the body count is starting to climb.
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That body count made it the deadliest single attack in some years.
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""Richards is well on her way to personally matching Hitler's body count.
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"She went to formula and other things," the Body Count frontman continues.
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Okay, that's probably still too low a body count for this game.
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Hammer practically struts like a peacock, treating the escalating body count as
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Committed shooters are intent on slaughter and ratcheting up the body count.
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But I could see that the body-count war was being lost.
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Mr. Whitman's body count is routinely matched by today's Texas mass shootings.
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Report the body count is what we want now; don't show it.
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Despite the escalating body count, military and police jobs are still prized.
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The annual body count began anew in January with the Jungle shootings.
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We shouldn't only achieve these measures once they're attached to a body count.
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They were usually special forces and known for their extremely high body count.
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We don't want to talk about anything else -- get that body count down.
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Either way, many Gabonese feel the body count could be about to rise.
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It raises similar questions about ethics and human nature, without the body count.
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Jacksonville Landing has been cleared -- and an official body count is still outstanding.
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In our attempts at resurrection, we were racking up quite a body count.
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And yet, even with these sites in place, the body count kept rising.
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The government denies targeting civilians and has not issued an official body count.
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Production is increasing at an unprecedented clip, and so is the body count.
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This week's American mass shooting body count was the lowest in a month.
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So Redfly decides to shoot them, upping the body count of their misguided mission.
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Number of civilians killed by violence since the invasion, according to Iraq Body Count.
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This new body count signals that, far from diminishing, the war is only intensifying.
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Soon after, he receives notification that the body count had reached 21, then 216.
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THE SLUDGY water in Brumadinho is receding, but the body count is rapidly rising.
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And Suburbicon has fun dreaming up new ways to add to its body count.
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With a body count that is impossible to calculate, does Kratos even deserve redemption?
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Because the yearly body count due to the opiate epidemic is simply not acceptable.
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Ahead, the full body count of everyone who died in Godless, episode by episode.
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No, there wasn't a super high body count and no one critical peaced out.
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EST, The New York Times put the body count from Gaza's protests at 41.
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There's an obsession with "high scores," meaning more points for a larger body count.
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"It's hard to measure success while there is still a body count," he said.
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Mr. Ayers's fatal overdose was the latest addition to a body count without precedent.
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Blood is on my hands, the body count has risen—and it feels good.
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Pokémania hit a fever pitch in 1999, and the frenzy had a body count.
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One by one, they fell over, as a projected image tallied the body count.
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It's inherent to the spy drama that there will be a high body count.
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The early Body Count, I was much more angry, but I didn't know why.
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Now the body count of opioid overdose victims is in the hundreds of thousands.
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It appears the body count remains at 22, but most have not been identified.
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This upcoming teen drama is promising a body count that may rival the HBO series.
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Omar Fayad confirmed the updated body count Saturday afternoon in an interview with Mexico's ForoTV.
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Probably R for some extremely graphic battlefield medical treatment and a sky-high body count.
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I'm up for a big body count and a daring new era in fandom storytelling.
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Human rights groups estimate the body count to be at least double the official number.
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But the body count does not have to be as high as it is today.
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By the time I finished the game, his body count had totaled more than 150.
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Other estimates of the body count are far higher and human rights groups are outraged.
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That breaking point in the "body count" that President Lyndon Johnson wanted, and that Gen.
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The body count is high for this kind of caper, but the mayhem is weightless.
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To those who are affected by Shockie's bomb, the ultimate body count makes no difference.
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PASTOR SCOTT: Well, I let him know -- I said, we've got to lower that body count.
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Michael Stewart was another soul added to the ever-increasing body count of Amerikkka's genocidal practices.
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Myers's iconic getup is still the stuff of nightmares, and the body count is dependably high.
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Saulnier stays clear-eyed as the body count rises, never not believing in his young protagonists.
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Thirteen more bodies were found the next day, bringing the total body count up to 33.
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The "Clinton body count" theory has endured over the years simply because people don't live forever.
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The body count in America this week continues a recent spike in US mass shooting violence.
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But a body count isn't enough; it's not only a matter of who dies, but how.
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Which means these trenches were likely made in haste to deal with a growing body count.
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But on the threat scale, in terms of body count, white nationalists are actually killing people.
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And also, if you look at the body count, more than 600,000 people died in Iraq.
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The growing body count in New York City means that available hospital morgue space is dwindling.
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How slowly must the infection spread, the body count rise, before someone signals the all clear?
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That's right: the plan is to measure success with the legislative equivalent of a body count.
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Shocking as these figures are, the body count from Trump's energy policy could easily rival them.
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This is the Hood's highest body count to date (remember, he was actually a terrible serial killer).
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Not that "Logan" is as profound as its sombre tone and "Hamlet"-rivalling body count would imply.
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Prevenge is equally adept at that balancing act, with the laughs building alongside the rising body count.
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Yes, MS-13's a violent gang, but in terms of actual body count there's no comparison.
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And indeed, there are some suspicious similarities between the Body Count frontman and the anonymous internet auteur.
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Relying on people to estimate the body count in large areas rent by civil war is bold.
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He bragged to her about his body count, she says, claiming to have killed almost 100 people.
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I would have told him that queer lives matter and anti-LGBTQ policies have a body count.
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And while Famous may lack the body count of Liars, it definitely isn't dialing down the drama.
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Around the country, 20 people were executed in 2016, the lowest state-sanctioned body count since 1991.
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"We just pray that the body count ... won't rise significantly," Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo said Wednesday.
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The death of Seth Rich in 2016 was the next major event fueling Clinton Body Count conspiracies.
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Beyond respirators, the hospital is also facing a mounting body count and limited capacity to store them.
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The body count continued to rise with the discovery of more graves through the fall of 1969.
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An Elizabethan revenge tragedy with a substantial body count and heavy existential dread isn't obvious bedside comfort.
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I saw how the body count got inflated as it was passed up the chain of command.
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He opens up by putting his arm through Joker's chest, and the body count just ups from there.
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Here are the poor unfortunate souls who joined House Of Cards's extensive body count over its six seasons.
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Vikings racked up quite the body count in Season 4 — which came to a bloody conclusion on Feb.
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The Norwegian Environment Agency later confirmed the body count reached a total of 323 reindeer (including 70 calves).
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The resulting body count has been horrific: more than 7,000 people, including several children, have been shot dead.
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That body count may, however, be the side effect of cutting narrative flab and setting up an endgame.
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It won't be easy, with so many competing factions and hatred that rises along with the body count.
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But the body count is respectable, if unremarkable, by today's standards: The original "Halloween" was never about volume.
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Prurient, futile and unconscionably long, his darkly comic portrait of teen life has an unusually high body count.
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Summarizing the action without including spoilers is tricky, so let's just say that the body count is high.
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It is not clear who decided to start publicizing the enemy body count in Afghanistan this year. Col.
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He also said it would keep the body count low, minimizing the sensational impact that terrorists aim for.
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So far, no body count is too big for our governor, who seems determined to do exactly nothing.
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And, similarly, on a 4chan thread about the attack Thursday, users were also disappointed in the body count.
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Capture and hold locations, and fend off any threats, but don't go off hunting for a body count.
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And our response to this pain and trauma should not ever be dependent on novelty or body count.
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Elizabeth sees herself as a soldier in another great patriotic war (one racking up a serious body count).
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 2016 to 362 dead and 1,364 injured.
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So far, the official Russian military body count has been just four, three of whom were killed in combat.
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Everyone has a gun and shoots at stuff, but it takes more than a body count to win matches.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 2016 to 382 dead and 1,463 injured.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 2016 to 318 dead and 1,147 injured.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 303 to 372 dead and 1,425 injured.
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The attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far this year to 215 dead and 29 injured.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count to 331 dead and 1,213 injured so far in 153.
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It's also a darker, war-themed tale; one that has an unusually high body count for a popcorn flick.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 29 to 220 dead and 453 injured.
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The shooting brings the continent's body count in such attacks this year up to 20 dead and 70 injured.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 20153 to 22015 dead and 21,2000 injured.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 2863 to 2286 dead and 21,2000 injured.
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These attacks bring the US mass-shooting body count so far in 210 to 22 dead and 215 injured.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 33 to 23 dead and 24,23 injured.
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That body count in Anna and the Apocalypse is surprisingly ruthless, even by the standards of a zombie film.
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As Joe is adding another person to his body count, a private investigator for Peach's family comes snooping around.
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The attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 2016 to 366 dead and 1,383 injured.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 2016 to 177 dead and 556 injured.
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Four months later, it is looking more like the last act of "Hamlet", such is the rising body count.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 2016 to 375 dead and 1,436 injured.
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The attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 248 to 233 dead and 779 injured.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 2016 to 322 dead and 1,161 injured.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 2016 to 112 dead and 443 injured.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 73 to 27 dead and 200,214 injured.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 2016 to 279 dead and 971 injured.
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But online grocery is also a notoriously tricky business that's racked up an impressive body count of failed startups.
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The attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 2016 to 311 dead and 241,22011 injured.
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The attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 2016 to 216 dead and 696 injured.
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That attack brings the European mass shooting body count so far in 2016 to 28 dead and 94 injured.
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As word of his body count spread, Peterson was vilified by black citizens and cheered by his fellow cops.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 2016 to 183 dead and 587 injured.
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This attack brings the continent's body count in such attacks this year up to 23 dead and 72 wounded.
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The attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 2016 to 354 dead and 1,329 injured.
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The attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 2016 to 269 dead and 163 injured.
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Not so in this summer of anxiety, when it feels as if every love story has a body count.
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But the role of warspeak in today's society isn't as easily quantified as a military budget or body count.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 211 to 245 dead and 211,074 injured.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 2016 to 253 dead and 868 injured.
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"Body Count" picks up the baton where Kiddo left off, and Reyez isn't done being relentless in her truth.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 2016 to 340 dead and 1,227 injured.
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The attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far this year to 250 dead and 400 injured.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 249 to 14 dead and 215 injured.
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NY Daily News reports their combined body count as 94 men and one woman, but Buzzfeed counted 107 men.
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And believe trafficking survivors when we say we don't want to be used as justification for that body count.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 193 to 245 dead and 834 injured.
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Since 2000, the total journalist body count here has reached 100, according to the press freedom group Article 19.
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"We're in a constant state of spinoff, because that's what the drug business does," with its high body count.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far in 2016 to 324 dead and 1,180 injured.
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Again, to not confuse everyone now, this gets convoluted, but I'm not saying that body count is the only metric.
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There's no avoiding the body count, but players have options for making Drake's journey feel a little less murder-y.
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Shit's about to get real on Game of Thrones, and that probably means the body count is about to rise.
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When she dies in a gas explosion in Ruth's apartment, Ruth explodes too—her endless spiral brings a body count.
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A "kill list" maintained by The Inquirer, a local newspaper, put the confirmed body count at 731 since May 10.
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From the trailer, we can tell that the body count will grow this season, but will our favorite characters return?
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But the horror in The Love Witch is not about blood and gore (though there is a high body count).
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Her nascent landscaping business dried up, and as the body count mounted, she began to fear for her own safety.
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Even as the body count from mass shootings rises, Abbott has sought to expand gun laws rather than tighten them.
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But for Clinton Body Count conspiracy theorists, the incoherence of the theory in the Rich case was never an impediment.
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In the days after the attack, security officials raised the body count each day until it reached 359 on Thursday.
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While misinformation has been the object of great attention in politics, medical misinformation might have an even greater body count.
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This is a novel with a high body count, but it has far too much energy ever to feel morbid.
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"We're comparing a body count, and that to me seems like it's the wrong place to start," Mr. Rothman added.
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But they're going to commit that if they lower that body count, we'll come in and we'll do some social programs.
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That assault brings Europe's mass shooting body count so far this year to 18 dead and 55 injured in 15 incidents.
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The body count has also been high recently: 40 Israelis and more than 200 Palestinians have been killed since September 2015.
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His cowardice put his brothers in danger a few times, but as a result his body count is lower than most.
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Scaled up, Duterte's war on drugs is now well under way across the nation, and the body count is setting records.
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As the body count piles up, Light's activities catch the attention of a brilliant detective known only as L (Keith Stanfield).
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This, combined with most modes being won by control rather than body count, means that life is cheap in most matches.
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The real body count in these countries might be much larger; accurate estimates are difficult in many of the places affected.
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Similar or higher tallies are reported by other monitoring groups, like Iraq Body Count and the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
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When father and son both seduce the zaftig kewpie doll Janet (Elizabeth De Razzo), tensions mount, as does the body count.
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Looking at the past three weeks, it's easy to read a trend of rising violence and instability into Europe's body count.
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In Edward Kienholz's "Eleventh Hour Final," a vintage TV in a cozy living room chillingly announces the war's daily body count.
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And director Catherine Hardwicke ("Twilight") doesn't turn her into Wonder Woman, even as the body count associated with Lino's endeavors mounts.
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Jaime Lannister manages to significantly reduce the body count at the siege of Riverrun because he threatens his prisoner's baby boy.
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J.C. Scraggly, slightly out of tune guitar picking runs through "Body Count," but it shouldn't be mistaken for fragility or diffidence.
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In some of the cables, American diplomats exulted in the abrupt political transition, even as they noted the rising body count.
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The 2100 — a CW show about humanity's struggle to survive after a nuclear apocalypse — is known for its high body count.
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It's actually got a bit of a Gremlins vibe, albeit one with a higher body count and a terrified Aubrey Plaza.
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They respect you, they believe in what you're doing, and they want to have a sit-down about lowering that body count.
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The level of attention thereafter is usually determined by the extremity of violence involved and the ultimate body count in the event.
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Simply increasing the body count of al-Shabaab militants is unlikely to significantly change the group's hold in the region, Marchal said.
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Sure, the body count is higher than in most "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" episodes, but the characters are hardly more outsize.
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This player comes out more than okay at the end, but it's a zero-sum game, so the body count is high.
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But people can enjoy action without fretting over a body count, and gun-nuts will love more options than the traditional fare.
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She has a higher body count than the Joker in this film, including hands-on, personal murders of her own loyal subordinates.
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The trailer for "Baaghi" has a body-count ticker — a winking boast about the movie's martial spirit — that tops out at 114.
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The civilian body count has increased throughout the Middle East as a result of his lethal force operations and loosened targeting standards.
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These attacks bring the US mass shooting body count so far this year to 110 dead and 384 injured in 20153 incidents.
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In many cases (for instance, when young women got pregnant and sought back-alley abortions), this double standard had a body count.
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As a shoot-'em-up, it almost works: The body count is high, and the kills are straight from a video game.
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"Nobody intentionally went out to kill anyone," Mr. Netanyahu said, accusing Hamas of trying to raise the body count for publicity purposes.
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Australian political and military leaders could not accept high casualty rates and disliked Westmoreland's emphasis on the "body count" of enemy casualties.
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Working a low body count and a slow burn, "Desolation" is a decent short film that's been unwisely expanded to feature length.
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We're always talking about the body count, but also the trauma to the numbers of people who are wounded in these shootings.
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And yet people panic out of proportion to the body count, prompting market losses, expensive security policies, and a surge in Islamophobia.
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Since Roof's body count was much lower—nine compared to McVeigh's 168—Roof contended that calling the same number of witnesses was unfair.
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The Chicago Tribune has said the body count makes it the deadliest start to a year in the city in nearly two decades.
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While Tony personally commits dozens of crimes and wracks up a substantial body count, Carmela only sees the benefits of her husband's wrongdoing.
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Yet, last week — during only the third episode of the season — we got a new addition to the body count: Elliott (Huw Collins).
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The fallout can be seen in the rising body count in Pedro Juan Caballero as gangs battle to control trafficking routes, authorities said.
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He confessed to the gruesome murder of least 30 women (and some children), though it's believed his body count could be much higher.
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According to the Libya Body Count, around 4,500 people have so far been killed over the course of 22 months of civil war.
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Since Roof's body count was much lower — nine compared to McVeigh's 168 — Roof contended that calling the same number of witnesses was unfair.
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The body count for his plan is running too high, while the reason behind it is either weak or not yet fully revealed.
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Once the violence starts, "Green Room" settles into horror movie logic, becoming steadily more gruesome and less terrifying as the body count grows.
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Increasing unrest and a spiraling body count prompted Morales to strike a more conciliatory tone with the government of Anez in recent days.
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"The Americans" has the body count you'd expect from a show about Cold War espionage, but it had avoided killing off central characters.
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When he does make music nowadays, it typically happens with Body Count, the heavy-metal-meets-hardcore-punk group he started in 21991.
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With little information flowing in from local officials, military personnel dispatched to Palu struggled to calculate the body count, stumbling over basic addition.
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How, various media outlets wondered, could we combat such a radical, toxic ideology, one that had already racked up a high body count?
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In comparison, nearly 2003,000 civilians died in Iraq between January 2003 and December 2012, according to the well-reputed Iraq Body Count project.
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Success would be measured by body count: the more captured or killed, the closer the Americans and the South Vietnamese were to victory.
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Here's the full list, with a tease from Gunn that suggests the film might have a high body count: Don't get too attached.
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This is one of the few pieces of federal tax legislation in recent years for which it is possible to compute a body count.
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After the first couple of hours, the entire city of New Bordeaux opens to the player, and the body count becomes impossible to track.
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Yet, at the same time, they are also ways of avoiding more deadly uses of force — a kind of low-body-count spin move.
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But in the day it took for the victim's list to become public, as the body count rose to 11, my mind kept racing.
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With a $14 million bounty on his head, John lives a life on the run and leaves a bloody body count in his wake.
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Instead, the agency reveals little more than its annual body count, listing only the species, the number of dead and the method of killing.
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Worse, it was all too familiar: Seven journalists, according to the grim body count, had been killed in Ukraine over the last four years.
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The rapper Ice-T just released his sixth album with the group Body Count, and he spoke to The Times about it last week.
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In May, an anonymous user posted a screed on "Target Selection," providing a blueprint on how to increase the body count during mass shootings.
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In May, an anonymous user posted a screed on "Target Selection," providing a blueprint on how to increase the body count during mass shootings.
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The stakes feel too low and yet the body count gets very high, and the philosophical questions about what it means to be human vs.
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People gather around radios to listen to the news—social media accounts remain confusing—and brace for how much worse the body count might get.
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By the time of his 1979 arrest, Alcala had killed at least seven women, but authorities believe that the body count could be much higher.
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" Last year, Theron starred in Atomic Blonde, as the armed an lethal heroine, "with a body count higher than her chain-encrusted high-heeled boots.
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But Sam is determined to wriggle out of his fate, in spite of the body count that suggests he maybe deserves retribution more than redemption.
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The rising body count has been a millstone for the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) and its deeply unpopular standard bearer, President Enrique Pena Nieto.
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Meanwhile, Europe suffered zero mass shootings last week, holding the continent's body count in such attacks this year steady at 20 dead and 66 injured.
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The comparatively low body count of the past few days is still obscene by most global standards, and ought to be intolerable domestically, as well.
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Meanwhile, Europe suffered zero mass shootings last week, holding the continent's body count in such attacks in 2016 steady at 18 dead and 55 injured.
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Unlike what most of us think of when we think about terrorism now, I was struck by the Mad Bomber's lack of a body count.
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Then there are the deaths — the body count at the hands of the police that ticks these days almost as regularly as a national clock.
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"The book's numbing catalog of high-end consumer items has been drastically edited," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times, and the body count is lower.
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As proof of the chaos that followed Maria, the governor's official body count jumped more than 4,603% in a single day, from 64 to 2,975.
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The internal documents obtained by the Washington Post have increased scrutiny of one of the most solemn ways the war is felt — the body count.
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It's instructive how normalized its permanent war has become, with its high body count, bloodlessness and fascist chic (the black uniforms evoking the Nazi SS).
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Arps also shared a video that was modified to add cross-hairs and a body count to the images of the massacre, the broadcaster said.
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Indeed, showrunner Scott Gimple, who is returning for season 8, confirms that there will be deaths, even if the body count isn't necessarily at massacre level.
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Their plots tend to start like romances, focusing on seduction and romantic rivalry, and end like tragedies, with a mounting body count and a reflective speech.
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Where once Trump was starring in a thriller, he's now the marquee name in a horror show whose body count won't be tallied for another month.
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History comes at you fast, and when the body count starts stacking up, Trump will face a reality that's not shaped by soundbites or TV ratings.
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The cause appears to be ghosts, and as the body count rises, the military has to figure out how to stop the problem before they spread.
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Alcala's true body count is unknown, but authorities believe he may have killed as many as 130 women and children before he was apprehended in 1979.
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Those trends hold, the professor said, for mass shootings as well, with the additional factor that a higher body count than the norm also drives coverage.
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With Body Count, we were transferring black rage to white kids and white kids were mad at the same stuff that black kids were mad at.
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The attacks in America this week brought the nation's mass shooting body count to 72 dead and 224 wounded in 59 incidents to date in 2016.
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International news media outlets paid attention as the body count skyrocketed in 2016, but most foreign journalists drifted away even as the killings continued through 2017.
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He seemed to relish in the prospect of a rising body count, saying in January that there would be no shortage of places to send criminals.
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As is the case with the Clinton Body Count conspiracy theory, there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever to suggest President Trump was involved in Epstein's death.
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Available on Netflix, Kanopy, Amazon, YouTube This one's for hard-core party people who don't mind a spring break of booze, breasts and a body count.
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"Cyprus Avenue," which opened on Monday night under the confrontational direction of Vicky Featherstone, is an unsparing study of a midlife crisis with a body count.
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Replicating the chaos of Iraq and Libya is a real possibility, and sustaining the fight can only increase a body count that already stands at 28503,22019.
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But we damn sure can lower the body count by making it harder for so many to so easily attain weapons designed to produce mass death.
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Those claims were based on the now infamous "body count" ratios whereby the higher rate of Communists' battlefield losses was said to presage their impending defeat.
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The rising body count this year has inflamed popular anger against regional governments and former colonial master France, which has 4,500 troops deployed across the Sahel.
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Apart from fiddling with clichés, he delights in creating characters and then testing them in fiendish ways (sometimes literally), ratcheting up the tension and the body count.
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Meanwhile, Europe suffered zero mass shootings over the same period, holding the continent's body count in such attacks this year steady at 26 dead and 29 injured.
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Realistically, the Ted Cruz indirect body count (by rejecting Affordable Care Act expansion, anti-choice ideology, etc) is way higher than anything the Zodiac could have dreamed.
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Thirteen more bodies were found the next day, Coast Guard Lt. Cmdr Matt Kroll told the Los Angeles Times, bringing the total body count up to 173.
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The stark body count of Americans lays bare the truth of a fearsome gun problem that deserves a full-scale debate beyond Mr. Trump's simplistic terrorism warnings.
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"The public opinion could shift if the body count increases" Meanwhile, Pakistan's army chief said Tuesday that his forces would "go to any extent" to protect Kashmir.
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Yet, even as the body count of this fanaticism grows, the nation still lacks a coherent strategy for countering the violent extremism made possible through the internet.
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Avoiding spoilers is tricky, but suffice it to say the body count is high — and yes, Nero does indeed whip out a violin at the requisite moments.
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Thirty-eight were killed based on a body count at the local hospital, but the death toll could be closer to 50, said regional prefect Evariste Binguinendji.
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The interrogation scene underlines a major theme in the "Fargo"-verse: That the greed and pettiness of humankind can result in a vast and unnecessary body count.
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But the troubling elements outlined in the report, like a "body count" culture that celebrates racking up numbers of killed enemies, could point to more systemic issues.
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With every passing day, the men and women who comprise the world's greatest deliberative body are continuing to deliberate while the body count of our citizenry soars.
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The action is decidedly adult, both in the desert, where the body count is surprisingly high, and in the officers' apartments, where adultery and alcohol figure prominently.
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That novella was a lightning-fast, bite-sized adventure in which the Feds track down a rogue band of shades, succeeding only after a high, bloody body count.
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And while that may sound like a lot for a city with fewer than 700,000 people, the local news heralded it as the lowest body count since 224.1.
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The notion that they can spring into action and take on a mass murderer who is running up the body count is probably something you can&apost ask.
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As the body count rises, Andy's mother Karen (Catherine Hicks) and homicide detective Mike Norris (Chris Sarandon) begin to suspect that the young boy is a budding psychopath.
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Jessie Reyez "Body Count" It wasn't so long ago that men burned us at the stake just for being women, and Jessie Reyez doesn't want you to forget.
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Sure, Depp was doing a blockbuster Disney movie, but it was the first PG-13 Disney movie with a high body count, excessive drinking, prostitutes, and dick jokes.
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Naturally, there's some skepticism about the body count, but GoCompare crunched the numbers based on an examination of 653 films that had more than 50 on-screen deaths.
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"Line of Duty" began in 2012 as a more low-key affair but the show has gradually increased the body count—and reduced the plausibility—over the years.
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Just three days later, the body count was on the rise with deaths to civilians and law enforcement, and the nation is on the precipice of real division.
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Kelsi: I was in my first year of college and hoping to have a "slutty" summer—my body count was very low, and I'm terrible at casual dating.
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The disproportionate Palestinian body count in the last six weeks has indeed generated global condemnation, even among nations that agree that Israel has the right to defend itself.
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The following is a transcript of the video:Joe Avella: In the span of three movies the "John Wick" films have racked up a body count of nearly 21.
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The off-color comment was reportedly made worse when the former US Marine bragged that he would have a "1,000-person body count" in his fictional shooting scenario.
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Initially, silliness balances sentimentality; later in the season, when the series turns somber to confront its body count, there is nothing maudlin in its picture of self-reckoning.
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The first national polls since Mr. Duterte became president came out this week, showing that his outbursts and the mounting body count have barely dented his extraordinary popularity.
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That body count surpasses the total death toll of the national spectacle that was the 2000-day siege on the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas, in 22016.
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Meanwhile, Europe suffered one mass shooting that left two dead and 11 injured, bringing the continent's body count in such attacks up to 20 dead and 66 injured.
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Meanwhile, Europe suffered zero mass shootings over the same period of time, holding the continent's 2016 body count in such attacks steady at 23 dead and 72 wounded.
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"Make no mistake: These laws will cause many workers to go homeless, and it will have a body count," says Jelena Vermilion, a sex worker based in Ontario.
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She comes with a high body count: In one six-episode season her work gets one family member beaten, another killed and a colleague put into a coma.
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The house is pale, pale, pale and still manages to have a Gothic vibe, perhaps because of the body count that comes to be associated with its history.
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Israel has made clear throughout the protests that it holds Hamas responsible for any violence emanating from Gaza, and Colonel Conricus made no apologies for the body count.
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"I regret doing it a little bit," he said, before the agents revealed to him the body count, which Mr. Roof had guessed was perhaps four or five.
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As direct and indirect consequences of the disasters continue for years, the costs will inevitably rise, making these numbers uncertain, as unfortunately is true for the body count.
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Body Count, which releases its sixth album, "Bloodlust," on Friday, formed when Ice-T's Crenshaw High School friend Ernie C needed an outlet to play impossibly fast guitar.
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The body count — in that kind of war — on both sides will not be measured in the hundreds or the thousands, but the tens or hundreds of thousands.
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But before audiences tally whether Mac outdoes Shakespeare on the body count, let's look back at some of the play's more memorable appearances in culture, pop and otherwise.
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Her plan has quite the body count and unintended consequences as poor Tommen finds that he isn't cut out for the Lannister way of life and dies by suicide.
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Director, priest help in their own ways Spike Lee, who tackled the causes and effects of Chicago's growing body count in his extravagant film "Chiraq," calls for federal intervention.
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Meanwhile, Europe suffered zero mass shootings over the same period, leaving the continent's body count in such attacks so far this year steady at 28 dead and 94 injured.
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I've lost track of my body count, but I'd need less than ten fingers to figure out how many friends with benefits I've allowed myself to fall asleep around.
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Heathers itself is essentially Mean Girls with a body count — if Cady (Lindsay Lohan) really did push Regina (Rachel McAdams) in front of that bus and to her death.
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According to the website Iraq Body Count, the conflict resulted in around 200,000 civilian deaths, and some estimates say the death count is actually closer to half a million.
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The new army commander, General Nicacio Martínez, issued orders that seemed to encourage his forces to increase the body count—a throwback to a controversial policy under Mr Uribe.
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So, we decided to memorialize all the dead (or dying) apps dealt untimely blows by Apple's hand, and will continue to update this list as the body count rises.
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For one, the burden of terrorism has shifted elsewhere: Even as the international body count spirals out of control, few Americans have died at terrorists' hands since September 11.
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There's also the occasionally uncomfortable matter of a little girl freely engaged in the bloodletting, and the sheer build-up of collateral damage as the movie's body count mounts.
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That, in turn, resurrected the "Clinton body count," a long-running belief that Bill and Hillary had, between them, engineered the deaths of dozens of associates and political enemies.
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Tuesday's performance, though, was overwhelmed by another number trailing horrifying ellipses (the mounting mass-shooting body count) and a grimmer message: Where there's a gun, someone will shoot it.
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The Obama administration has recently been touting the effectiveness of its efforts to combat ISIS, but the body count discrepancy could cast a shadow on its claims of success.
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The 27-year-old Toronto native returns with "Body Count," an acoustic anthem filled with not-so gentle reminders that the sex lives of women aren't up for debate.
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The game has a daunting number of collectibles for completionists to tackle, as well as a balance of either low or high chaos that corresponds to your body count.
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On O.G. Original Gangster cut "Body Count," he formally introduced the self-described "black hardcore project" with a preamble that emphasized the African-American history of rock and roll.
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" A couple of weeks before Election Day, as Russian bots pushed a narrative into Facebook of a "Clinton body count," an Enquirer cover line screamed: "Hillary Hitman Tells All.
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And then there's Body Count, in which Ice-T — who once barked about killing police officers and now plays one on television — returns with high-energy, political rap-rock.
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"The body count figures are troubling because it shows our utter lack of strategy," said Jason Dempsey, an adjunct senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security.
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Commanders abetted their vengeance by setting a body count goal of 327 kills (to match the number of the 327th Infantry Regiment, of which the Tigers were a part).
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In Iraq, for example, American and other foreign forces were responsible for perhaps 10-15% of the approximately 180-200,000 civilian deaths logged by the Iraq Body Count, an NGO.
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This group of artists is helping make the case, citing rappers like Ice-T, whose song "Cop Killer," released in 1992 under the rapper's band Body Count, sparked major controversy.
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The scale and severity of the Nice attack utterly dwarfs the body count of America's recent mass shootings, most of which were matters of routine violence by twisted national standards.
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These were only the eighth and ninth such incidents recorded in Europe this year—the 2016 mass shooting body count there currently stands at just seven dead and 36 injured.
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If the current trend holds, Chicago's total body count this year will be more than double New York's, a city with three times the population size as that of Chicago.
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In the books, Beric is already long-dead: he now has no other purpose in the show except to add to the body count in Jon Snow's White Walker quest.
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While I doubt PLL will give us one death per episode, I do think we can expect the body count to be more brutal than it was in previous seasons.
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Tuesday's election seems quintessentially West Virginian in this regard: Republican voters encountered two candidates with links to industries that have bled the state dry and racked up a body count.
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The American people deserve, not just an impulsive tweet, but a clear explanation of the policy options for the North Korean threat and their consequences before the body count begins.
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But Europe, while suffering more casualties than the United States this week, still has a drastically lower body count for the year: eight dead and 49 injured in 12 incidents.
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And I mean all kinds of narratives: classical epics and homey fairy tales, barroom ballads and chronicles of hopeless love, multigenerational family sagas and ghost stories with a body count.
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Israel has made clear throughout the protests that it holds Hamas responsible for any violence emanating from Gaza, and Colonel Conricus made no apologies for the one-sided body count.
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One of the biggest moments of the season is when Joe seemingly kills Beck, which only ups his body count that also consists of characters like Peach, Benji, and Ron.
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We can assume, considering the sheer body count of the battle, the warriors who did return from the initial front lines assault were slaughtered at some point during the remaining fighting.
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Humanitarian groups say that the body count could be as high as 100, and there's been international outrage over footage of infants struggling to breathe as a result of the attack.
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In spite of the body count and some grim, heart-in-mouth action situations, it's free of sex, gore, and all sorts of other stuff that merits content warnings these days.
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Body Count Reaches 25 in Texas FloodsSome 2500 people have been confirmed died in the unprecedented flooding that's swept through southeast Texas since Hurricane Harvey touched down on Friday, authorities said.
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Consider 2300's The Departed, the entire last third of which is essentially one long shoot-out, leaving most of its main characters unceremoniously executed (the movie's final body count: 24).
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The time has come, indeed, it is long past, for the world to recognize and condemn this Hamas tactic, which the media incentivizes by its gruesome focus on the body count.
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Despite the killing admissions and rising body count, Duterte remains extremely popular in the Philippines, with polls showing a high percentage of the country remains supportive and trusting of the President.
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This week on Grown-ish's "Body Count" Zoey is pissed to discover that Luca has not warned her that his art show includes a semi-nude painting of his ex-girlfriend.
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Although a Netflix series might look like more hospitable turf, "The Punisher" only marginally improves on that legacy, yielding a grim, plodding story that tends to confuse body count with achievement.
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Days after the 64-person Memorial Day weekend body count was tallied in Chicago, the MacArthur Foundation offered $100 million to anyone in the world who could solve any social problem.
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Two more Body Count albums with the original lineup would emerge, though the untimely, leukemia-related death of drummer Beatmaster V ahead of their fourth release put the band in limbo.
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Rose-tinted history remembers the revolutionary effect of punk culture—the DIY ethos, resistance to police harassment, widely influential music—but what's largely forgotten is the body count it left behind.
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These arguments further fed the Clinton Body Count conspiracy theory, as did the easily explained deaths of other members of the Clinton administration and Democratic Party officials in the Clintons' orbit.
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This uptick in fighting could be one reason for the new body count estimate, as coalition leaders have said that thousands of ISIS fighters have been killed in the battle for Mosul.
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Perhaps the genuinely astonishing death of the Night King could have made up for the Battle of Winterfell's dissatisfying body count — if only his and his army's demise hadn't been so anticlimactic.
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Austin was there to support husband Ice-T and his rap-metal band Body Count, who were performing at the annual awards show (she shared video of their performance to Snapchat, too).
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There are certainly metrics, like a body count for instance, or the scale of a seismic political shift, that historians could point to when trying to measure how bad a year was.
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Blame the media for playing into the hands of those who use it by reporting only the body count and not the deliberate Hamas tactic that leads to one-sided body counts.
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The executive order also said that the annual reports from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence should address any discrepancy between the official body count and what outside groups estimate.
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Charles Anistranski, remembered General Koster being furious over the results of My Lai because the official body count of 128 Vietcong killed, but only three weapons recovered, reflected poorly on his leadership.
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"What about Hillary's body count?" a young man asked, referring to rumors that Clinton has ordered the killing of several enemies—among them John F. Kennedy, Jr.—or has murdered them herself.
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And that might've been for the best because god knows how much higher the body count would've gotten if mother nature hadn't stepped in to save us all from witnessing this play out.
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Another problem is that even going totally vegan can carry a cost—sometimes one with a higher animal body count and more environmental damage due to the way the farming industrial complex works.
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After school, I blasted From First to Last's "Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has a Body Count" as I applied pink eyeshadow and eyeliner tears to take overexposed photos for my MySpace profile.
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Across the whole country, the number of people killed in the more than three years of conflict ranges from United Nations estimates of more than 25,000 to over 66,000 by Iraq Body Count.
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Yet even that horrific body count only constitutes 20103% of the total number of gun homicides committed in America during that time period, and about 0.3% of all deaths by firearm (including suicides).
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Orlando's body count elevated what was already a harsh yet representative week into an unreal tragedy, one more than capable of demanding public attention in a way that most mass shootings do not.
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Although the official Russian military body count is just four, Islamic State claimed it blew up a Russian passenger plane over Egypt in October, killing all 224 people onboard, in revenge for Syria.
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The fact that the season 4 finale of How To Get Away With Murder was titled "Nobody Else Is Dying" is hilarious — as if this series could ever officially end its body count.
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In March 1992, members of the Austin Fraternal Order of Police became aware of "Cop Killer," a song by Body Count, the Los Angeles metal band fronted by hip-hop MC Ice-T.
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In keeping with his love of transgressive film, The Weeknd's latest music video for audacious single "False Alarm" is a full-on action short film with guns, blood, and a high body count.
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And in the Wilkinsburg shooting near Pittsburgh, the killers' apparent tactical thinking—which likely elevated the body count—contrasted with the wild shots that often characterize shootings at parties and other public events.
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READ: New York Governor Asks Bars and Restaurants to Close 'Voluntarily' Amid Coronavirus Outbreak Anecdotal reports suggest that Italy is also struggling to stay on top of burials amid the rising body count.
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We cannot imagine that it will expand, that there will be a simultaneous policy of "Vietnamization," so that the American body count decreases, and escalation that will claim another million more Asian lives.
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Health Minister Duane Sands addressed the claims of a cover-up Sunday, saying such information was "false and unfortunate," adding that providing an official body count was "not a priority" at the moment.
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I soon learned that the thing everyone in the military kept track of, even more than the daily body count, was the countdown to rotating home — "123 days and counting," someone would say.
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In addition to the different ways they tally the body count, BC has a take home naloxone program that's been in circulation since 2012, while Alberta is just starting to roll it out.
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When Jon Snow visits Tyrion — who's being held by the Unsullied for treason against Daenerys — Tyrion states that Daenerys is completely mad because her body count is so high after destroying King's Landing.
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They are, to their critics, the mirror image of white supremacist groups — including old ones like the Ku Klux Klan and the rebranded "alt-right" — with ideologists and, between them, a rising body count.
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It is revealed early on that the mission's ratcheting body count is the work of an onboard artificial intelligence (displayed, boringly, as a HAL-style red light that glows ominously whenever anything horrible happens).
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It's not much of a spoiler to say that the timelines will merge at the film's end, the evacuation will be a success, and a substantial body count will pile up along the way.
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Over the past seven days, America witnessed eight mass shootings that left four dead and 29 wounded, bringing the US mass shooting body count so far this year to 273 dead and 945 injured.
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But thanks to the rising stardom of its protagonist, Winona Ryder, and screenwriter Daniel Waters' brilliant one-liners ("Dear diary, my teen angst bullshit has a body count"), "Heathers" is a cult classic today.
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In addition to sharing the gunman's video online, Mr. Arps sent a copy of it to be doctored to look like a first-person-shooter video game, featuring cross hairs and a body count.
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If the two attackers had received formal training in bomb-making from a group such as al-Qaeda or had access to more advanced weaponry, the body count could have been much, much higher.
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President Lyndon B. Johnson, he was told, was upset at getting what he believed to be inaccurate "body count" numbers, and he had demanded that his defense secretary, Robert S. McNamara, fix the problem.
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This seems to be a reference to the method employed by US troops against the Viet Cong — a method that used "body count" to measure the success of an attack, rather than strategic efficiency.
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" Plus, the spokesperson said, "if things progress the way they are now"—especially in terms of what Trump's environmental policies are doing to the planet—"he'll have a bigger body count than Gacy ever would.
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As a result, the Obama administration substituted honest efforts to investigate claims of sexual harassment with an approach that borders on a type of Vietnam body count culture, measuring success by the rate of conviction.
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Farca wrote on Steam, a video game platform, that he planned to wear a Nazi uniform during an attack and aim for a "body count of at least 30," echoing language used by 8chan users.
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Rich's death seemed to fit in with the "Clinton body count" theory, which dates to the 1990s and claims that the Clintons are so vindictive that they hire hitmen to murder people they don't like.
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Since we've been such a good audience, the planned war council has been canceled in favor of a huge, effects-filled sea battle with an unprecedented scale and body count for a season's second episode.
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It is my belief that its staggering body count gives us little choice but face hard truths, even in the face of the deep dependence on the drug war that the US government has developed.
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Today, most of the catacombs are off-limits for safety reasons, but that doesn't stop people from trespassing in them—and sometimes, even adding to the structure's body count, if rumors are to be believed.
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Adapted from a DC Vertigo graphic novel, the movie is dark and violent, but races through its story in such willy-nilly fashion that the body count piles up without providing much reason to care.
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Qassim Suleimani — whose true legacy is mayhem in the nations around Iran and an enormous body count of young Iranians and Arabs seeking democracy — I want to burst out crying, because it is so pathetic.
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The body count could go up as the investigation progressed, according to a source at the state attorney general's office who declined to be identified because he was not authorized to speak to the media.
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In You Season 2, viewers followed Netflix's foremost word nerd-turned-serial killer as he chased a woman to the City of Angels, and racked up a body count that would make Agatha Christie blush.
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In the past six years, al-Shabaab and Boko Haram accumulated a combined body count far higher than that of ISIS and al-Qaida combined, according to ACLED and the African Center for Strategic Studies.
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In addition, the body count rises to a level where it's hard not to wonder how many casualties would have been required to earn the film an R rating instead of the less restrictive PG-13.
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The reports showed that this small group of men was involved in more than half of Station 6's drug-related killings, 62 out of 108 deaths, including the three operations with the highest body count.
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But looking beyond the blood and body count, "The Boys" explores what could happen if those held up as icons fighting for truth and justice actually serve the corporate bottom line and their own unsavory appetites.
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Eventually that body count would climb to 10, ranging from a badly beaten transgender sex worker to a mother killed along with her small toddler; Gilbert's body would be found in the marshes a year later.
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Even with "Cop Killer" removed from the record, Body Count remains a solid document of thrashy punk, defined by morbid humor about race relations and poignant pokes that land in the temple and in the chest.
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Scott — the CEO of the National Diversity Coalition for Trump — claimed "top gang thugs" in Chicago had personally contacted him, interested in sitting down with the administration to discuss lowering "the body count" in the city.
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But the body count has come down, and an improbable, oddly moving love story between the emotionally damaged Swedish detective Saga (Sofia Helin) and her new Danish partner (Thure Lindhardt) has become central to the show.
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But Sunday's attack took more lives in an American place of worship than any previous shooting, and resulted in the largest body count of children since the attack on Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
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Unfortunately for Mr. Abbott, his letter was discovered just as he arrived in El Paso again to conduct one of his invitation-only "roundtables" about gun violence — all he's ever done despite the mounting body count.
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It wasn't until I got to the scene and learned the body count was still growing and saw the sheer numbers of law enforcement and officials that I knew the scope of what we were dealing with.
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"The data that we present show that the world was basically asleep as the body count in the Syrian war rose steadily into the hundreds of thousands," the authors of the study wrote in the paper's abstract.
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Since then Vale has seen the erasure of 14% of its market value, grave legal allegations, the downgrading of its debt and a devastating body count: 186 people are now confirmed as dead, with 122 still missing.
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But as the body count continues to mount, there is a dawning suspicion that there may be no objection forthcoming—that indifference is Suu Kyi's final response to a human rights catastrophe unfolding in her country's borderlands.
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IO adds another layer states must work through before they result to kinetic measures and, if combined with unconventional warfare instead of conventional forces on a tripwire footing, can limit the body count if things heat up.
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A Florida high school teacher has been put on administrative leave after he allegedly told students how, if he were an active school shooter, he'd "have a 1,85033-person body count and be a hero," authorities said.
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Related: The Philippines' death squad-loving new president has some surprisingly progressive plans Estimates for the number of drug-related extrajudicial killings under Duterte vary, but there's no disputing the fact that the body count is high.
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Through three seasons of labyrinthine story lines, an ever-rising body count, boundless scheming and exploitation, and a profusion of depravity that sometimes abruptly transmuted into tenderness, Milch's dialogue transformed the frontier demotic into something baroquely profane.
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Summer's end brought another unwanted milestone as 85 homicides—73 of them by gun—gave Chicago a single-month body count unseen in 20 years and pushed the city past its shooting total for all of 2015.
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Once there, they quickly (within the two episodes provided to critics) discover that the school is under threat from a creature known as the Beast, introduced in a genuinely creepy and disturbing scene with a high body count.
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But that event, a drive-by attack on a moving party bus, was more notable for victims' apparent refusal to cooperate with first responders—a reminder that some mass shooting may go entirely unreported—than its body count.
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Iraq Body Count (IBC), a group run by academics and peace activists that has been counting violent deaths in the country since 2003, said 21 to 25 civilians had died that day in a strike on that area.
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Their 2004 debut record, Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has a Body Count and its follow up, 2006's Heroine, were dark, overblown, and self-aware; they were also a million miles from Moore's early work as Skrillex.
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This figure surpasses the self-proclaimed body count of Gary Ridgway, also known as the Green River Killer and America's most prolific ever, who credited himself with 71 murders between 1982 and his 2001 capture in Washington State.
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The AP said it reached the number after analyzing and compiling information from Airwars, an independent group that documents airstrikes in the region, as well as data from Amnesty International, Iraq Body Count and a United Nations report.
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The play is equally concerned with the social forces in Northern Ireland that stirred a political disagreement between mostly unionist Protestants and largely nationalist Roman Catholics into the kind of heedless, savage animosity that leaves a body count.
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The Boeing MAX body count now stood at 346, and once the scope of the horror became fully evident, the FAA had Boeing's MAX fleet grounded, initially intending to return the planes to service within a few weeks.
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Police station 6 officers killed 108 people in anti-drug operations from July 2016 through June 2017, the campaign's first year, accounting for 39 percent of Quezon City's body count, according to official crime reports analyzed by Reuters.
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Subsequent operations over the next 2500 days resulted in a "body count" of 2350 Viet Cong and 210 prisoners (out of 21,270 American and South Vietnamese soldiers in the operation, 19673 Americans and 21967 South Vietnamese were killed).
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Only, unlike jars of Hellman's mayonnaise, the value of a DJ doesn't necessarily increase exponentially with body count (if that were the case Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike might actually be the number one DJs in the world).
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The inquiry is being conducted by a staunch critic of the president, Senator Leila de Lima, who has summoned top police and anti-narcotics officials to explain the "unprecedented" rise in the body count and reports of vigilante killings.
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"It was only a question of when – not if – a gunman would take advantage of the ease of modifying AR-15s to fire automatically in order to substantially increase the body count during a mass shooting," the lawsuit said.
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As far as most critics are concerned, Reeves (and the returning duo of director Chad Stahelski and screenwriter Derek Kolstad) stuck the landing with John Wick: Chapter 2, expanding on both the first film's mythology and its body count.
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But let it be said that the actor body count doesn't go entirely in least-famous-to-most-famous order—and that people who don't seem like they're that important to the story end up surviving longer than anticipated.
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Ice-T devoted half of each of his Lollapalooza 1991 sets to Body Count material, and the band dropped its eponymous album the following year, showcasing their titular song alongside about an hour's worth of new skits and tracks.
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Instead, this "demi-devil" as often as not seems a cutup as well, at least until the play's notable body count starts to mount and Desdemona's reference to "good Iago" acquires an irony that lingers in the night air.
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Coal-black gallows humor and a rising body-count punctuate the silliness inherent to the fish-out-of-water story, especially since that "fish" is a man capable of extreme violence and the "water" is LA's vapid acting scene.
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This has changed with the reboots, the most recent of which, Rise of the Tomb Raider, has an almighty body count—but the great video game explorer has been more into jumping and acrobatics than blasting people in their faces.
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No, it was when Rousey swung wild at the unaccomplished and unassuming Bethe Correira that the infection took its greatest body count and perhaps we should be grateful because it gave us the chance we needed to spot the afflicted.
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The body-count is often cited by the armed forces as evidence of their success against the long-running insurgency, which flared up in 2013 after Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, then a general, now president, toppled a democratically elected Islamist government.
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The body count for declared non-killer Batman, who regularly leaves people lying around unconscious, presumably with concussions, skull fractures, and brain bleeds, would very likely be higher than that for killer Batman, if either one lived in the real world.
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Its officers killed 108 people in anti-drug operations from July 2016 through June 2017, the campaign's first year, accounting for 63 percent of the city's body count, according to Quezon City Police District crime reports reviewed and analyzed by Reuters.
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Whether this opiate product is handed out by drug treatment services to users wanting to get off heroin, or by entrepreneurial criminals able to undercut the fentanyl business model using a safer opioid, it can only reduce the body count.
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"Guardians" blasts off with an initial burst of good-natured energy before indulging in some ill-advised sequences, foremost among them a slow-motion fight scene that cavalierly notches a distasteful body count, even in this over-the-top setting.
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Their mid-00s albums Dear Diary My Teen Angst Has a Body Count and Heroine were the cornerstones of a subculture concerned with melodrama, beatdowns and boys who did their makeup to look like they'd been punched in both eyes.
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The body count from the Civil War — believed to be 625,000 — accounts for nearly half of all military deaths that have occurred over the course of our nation's history (recent scholarship may push that number even higher, to 700,000 or more).
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And if Rick had a better leadership track record with a far lesser body count, there's a good chance his best friend Daryl wouldn't be sneaking around in the woods with Daryl's Angels; ready to directly undermine Rick's entire mission.
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Just outside Jalisco's capital of Guadalajara, the body count in a mass grave found underneath the patio of a house on July 21 has increased to 21 after authorities initially uncovered 12 bodies and 11 bags with human remains, AFP reported.
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Christian is driven by the truth more than the money, and what starts out as a sparkly white-collar crime becomes a bloodbath in the film's second half as the body count rises and the actual accounting fades into the background.
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The exchange, as cities across the country are shutting down schools, libraries, and businesses, and the global coronavirus body count grows by the day, made clear the choice Democrats have ahead of them as states vote on Tuesday and beyond.
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When questioned about the disparity between the high body count and low number of captured weapons — Charlie Company found only three old M1 Garand rifles — Captain Medina lied to the division's commander, General Koster, that artillery killed 20 to 28 civilians.
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The tension is maintained through constant movement and the clash of personalities rather than bloodshed — there's violence, but the body count is lower than it would be in an American series, at least until an awkwardly handled shootout in the finale.
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That means almost doubling the body count as John (Keanu Reeves, still superstoic and hyper-pliable) is once again yanked out of seclusion, this time to fulfill a debt to an Italian mobster by killing the mobster's sister (Claudia Gerini).
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In her poem "BODY COUNT: 13," she describes the West Mesa murders, an unsolved case involving the disappearance and murder of 11 women and a fetus whose remains were found on the outskirts of Albuquerque a decade after they were buried.
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The massive body count has deeply affected Mexican politics and is part of the coming Mexican political campaign that will elect a new president and Congress (500 deputies, 128 senators) and more than 2,2023 local and state officials on July 1.
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And, yes, the show's final season had a high body count, mostly of characters who were unfortunate enough to come in contact with Elizabeth when she was on a mission, collateral damage in the seemingly unending war between US and USSR.
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Why the casualty count of an individual attack will never approach that of September 11, or even the 2005 bombings on the London Underground (which killed 52 and wounded over 700), the body count will steadily rise as smaller attacks proliferate.
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In addition, after years of enduring criticism for a long line of female characters who were so expendable they became a meme, the body count started to go down, and the show started to feature — gasp — a group of permanent women guest actors.
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But all that high-concept mumbo-jumbo can't mask the fact that at its core, Alien: Covenant really just wants to be one thing: a relentless slasher film that ups the gore, piles on the body count and the revs up the shocks.
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But even in that case, The Americans has a higher body count and a higher tally of sexy situations than most spies would encounter in years on the job, simply because it's a TV show and TV shows leave out the boring parts.
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More than 300,000 copies of the film were made, and if your newsfeed skews conservative, many of the film's allegations — including the "Clinton body count" and Bill Clinton's rape allegations — found their way back into right-wing smear campaigns during the 2016 election.
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The addition of Olaf's eviler mentors ups the stakes and the body count as the writers hammer home the series' moral that no one should trust authority to solve their problems, and that the best intentions can be all too easily corrupted.
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Speaking to TooFab at Los Angeles' PaleyFest, Andrea Parker, who portrays both Alison's deceased mom Jessica DiLaurentis and Jessica's mysterious (and potentially evil?) twin Mary Drake, revealed that one thing the PLL army can expect from season 7b is a high body count.
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It's like Game of Thrones swapped Westeros for D.C. With just a week to go before the show returns — season 5 premieres May 30 — and the body count inevitably goes up, we're remembering the major characters that are no longer with us.
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One American military counterterrorism official said that Boko Haram, the extremist group that has terrorized northern Nigeria for years, might be trying to increase its body count to uphold the bloody standard of the Islamic State, to which it has pledged allegiance.
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The newspaper and other media said Farca had posted online that he wanted to mimic the gunman in the San Diego incident, "except with a Nazi uniform on," and aimed for a body count of "at least 30," using anti-Semitic slurs throughout.
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But like the Charles Bronson movies where his body count is beyond all proportion to the wrong that has been done against him, Gino hurts and kills a lot of people while we are supposed to still see him as the good guy.
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So as this second season of "American Crime Story" works its way backward in time, we have moved past the body count to what should be the most interesting moment in any serial killer's story: the moment before he starts to kill.
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The movie is a bold one, not least because two of its three leads (McCarthy and Haddish) are mostly known for their comedy and The Kitchen is a gritty mob drama that vividly recreates the '70s and logs a high body count.
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Even though we've done a lot to eliminate slut-shaming in our society, in the case of slut-shamed young women like Phoebe Prince or Rehtaeh Parsons, who were bullied to the point of taking their own lives, that body count persists today.
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The government echoed Mr. Doseba's concerns that the body count may surge as search-and-rescue teams make their way to surrounding coastal settlements, like the fishing and diving community of Donggala, which has been largely cut off by landslides and other debris.
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It's not clear that the body count in the Las Vegas shooting will change the tenor of the gun debate, especially with Republicans controlling Congress and the White House, but that didn't stop Democrats from quickly calling for action — some in blunt terms.
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A show that was once shocking in its depiction of a federal government that wasn't just corrupt, but was bloodthirsty, has to keep upping the body count to maintain our attention because its bleak view of American politics no longer feels fresh.
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But Viking misreads what's transpiring, thus triggering an all-out war with a rival band of Native-American drug dealers -- a development that provides an excuse for lots of racist-sounding insults from the bad guys, while padding the movie's formidable body count.
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We found, above all, that TV's body count was ridiculously high, and we embarked on the project in the wake of a bunch of high-profile, controversial character deaths on a variety of major scripted dramas (notably The 100 and Sleepy Hollow).
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Injury-plagued Pelicans beat Clippers NEW ORLEANS — When an NBA coach like Alvin Gentry of the New Orleans Pelicans starts lecturing his post-millennial, Generation Z players in pre-game talks about the Alamo, it might be advisable to start taking a body count.
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More likely, though, Cersei will just continue sending young, naive soldiers to certain death without batting an eye over the body count (she's already admitted that nobody matters to her except herself and Jaime), and they'll keep obeying, because what other choice do they have?
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" Citing increasing drug war-related deaths in neighboring Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, he argued that ending prohibition — and legalizing marijuana — could weaken drug cartels, reducing death and violence: "If our drug laws were different, I will absolutely guarantee you that our body count would be different.
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A second run of Telltale's Game of Thrones is currently in development, and after the staggering body count of the TV show's sixth season, I'd like to hope that any established characters that show up in the game won't be guaranteed an easy ride.
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Throughout the series, the Americans' misguided reliance on quantitative technical approaches to complex problems comes up over and over again, from the "body count" measure used by the hapless General William Westmoreland to the computer-processed pacification statistics of Robert McNamara, the defence secretary.
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But despite the rising body count, a chorus of complaints from international human rights monitors and even admitting he personally killed drug suspects while he served as mayor of Davao City, polls show that support for and trust of Duterte are very high among Filipinos.
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Other than that, this team is too Dorne-y for my own personal comfort (yes, two Dornish characters are two too many) but the presence of The Sons of the Harpy and Olenna Tyrell should help out mightily in the wits and body count departments.
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As Season 3 of The Handmaid's Tale has proven, though, June herself is a walking nightmare for another kind of person, and her increasingly selfish and entitled behavior has racked up a very specific body count that indicates a larger problem with her character.
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"Confessions," a slender book with a high body count, is set in the middle of the civil war, in the thick of kidnappings and ambushes on refugee camps, when a child's bag of marbles turns out to be, horrifyingly, a cache of human eyes.
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A range of current and former American officials said no seismic strategic shift explains the increased airstrikes and higher body count; the mission remains providing security so the fledgling Somali government will have time and space to develop its own effective military and security services.
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It's one of several echoes of the second movie—Ripley crouches through countless vents, flame-cooks eggs like she's preparing breakfast for the entire Colonial Marine Corps, and racks up an extraterrestrial body count that far exceeds that of the complete Starship Troopers film series.
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The authorities contend the killings had the markings of MS-21980, which would bring the gang's body count to 230 in Suffolk County since the beginning of 2000, the most violent stretch since MS-0003 took hold on Long Island in the late 2000s.
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At times you're put up against too many bad guys—the body count in later missions undercuts the game's opening stages, where just one enemy can spell your demise—but generally Manhunt is proof that Rockstar, contrary to reputation, does its best work on linear experiences.
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The series debuted in February, and on its surface, it's the most traditional antihero drama of them all — complete with a white-collar white dude who is hiding some terrible secrets (like how he works for the CIA and has racked up an impressive body count).
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There are a few more Batman tropes missing that wouldn't work in a kid film, like Batman's struggle over whether to kill Joker to permanently stop him from upping his body count, but nothing about Batman himself that I actually missed while I was enjoying the movie.
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Those involved with the show have heavily emphasized the satirical aspect, but it's not yet clear whether Heathers is saying anything deep about modern teens — or whether it simply wants a laugh at the expense of the marginalized characters as it builds up a body count.
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While the body count multiplies and the ethical violations compound themselves, Luther scurries around London like a harried parent, pulled this way by his boss, that way by the criminal who's holding a colleague hostage and another way by the beautiful, jealous psychopath he just can't quit.
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Expect dragons, death, and dismemberment — and eyeballs: HBO says more than 38 million people watched the first episode of its blockbuster's final season (about half on regular TV and the rest streaming or on-demand) and those numbers seem sure to rise with the body count.
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We were honestly expecting a higher body count from The Defenders — okay, so Stick and The Hand bit it, but that's NBD — but in the end, all of our heroes and their closest allies made it out of the crossover miniseries in one piece... except for Misty Knight.
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The assumption going into this whole thing was that we were going to be saying goodbye to a lot of our favorite characters, and while there were some notable deaths (Dolorous Edd, Beric, Jorah, bebe Lyanna Mormont, among others), the overall body count is a lot lighter than expected.
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An autopsy later showed that Alexis's unborn twins, Taylor and Tyler, had been viable when their mother was killed, raising the official body count to five and making this the single deadliest mass shooting to hit Charleston County since the massacre at Mother Emanuel AME Church last June.
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"It's about body count, like your kills: who have you slept with, who have you fucked, and about how sometimes in this society as females we don't have as much freedom to be proud of that without having to be shamed or criticized for it," she tells Noisey.
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Playlist: "Body Count" / "KKK Bitch" / "There Goes The Neighborhood" / "Invincible Gangsta" / "The End Game" / "Talk Shit Get Shot" / "99 Problems BC" / "Institutionalized 2014" Momentarily putting aside the streetwise bonafides of those first four essential solo albums, a certain idiosyncrasy has always been a part of Ice-T's modus operandi.
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The administration has zeroed-in on efforts to lower the body count caused by opioid overdoses, but deaths due to synthetic opioids, such as fentanyl, have continued to rise and deaths involving cocaine and psychostimulants such as methamphetamine, MDMA, methylphenidate (commonly sold as Ritalin) and caffeine are also rising.
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How it all adds up After CNN sued the Puerto Rico Department of Health to see a mortality database, we could see in black and white how the months-long lack of clean water, shelter and power created a slow motion disaster that only added to the body count.
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And while the season has been notably light on casualties, "The Dragon and the Wolf" has the potential to bring Game of Thrones' penultimate season to a close in a way that makes recent weak writing seem insignificant in the face of a major revelation or high body count.
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"The Great Gatsby," F. Scott Fitzgerald This is often considered the greatest American novel of the 20th century — I waver on that sometimes but I love the beauty of its writing, its tabloid immediacy, the high body count, its modernistic touches, the relentless drama put into its novella-length form.
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By the end of season two, it's dragged itself to exactly where you'd think it would go, and racked up quite a body count (also proving it hasn't really learned the lessons of the shows that came before it, which did their best to hold off on killing major characters).
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Starting in November 1968, members of the Black Student Union and Third World Liberation Front called for a strike, voicing frustrations that festered on campus: the conduct and rising body count of the Vietnam War, the firing of SFSU faculty member and Black Panther George Murray, the university's discriminatory admissions policy.
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Parabellum makes the comparisons to choreographed dance obvious (see: the aforementioned ballet school), yet in many respects, the violence is ickier and more cartoonish than in either of its predecessors; the body count might be in the triple figures, and it involves a lot of skewered, crushed, and blown-off heads.
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In the brutally effective "Arctic Lizard," it's Trump's third term and martial law has been declared; 14-year-olds volunteer to fight in a multifront war, their awareness of the body count paling in comparison to the prospect of collecting Destromon Go characters, which are available only in active war zones.
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"I'm not supposed to be political when I speak to you right now, but it's hard, because, I don't know, is it political to say I'm tired of coming here to this building and the only thing that has changed is that the body count has gone up?" said US Rep.
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At a time of environmental precarity and extreme inequality, a handful of the world's biggest entertainment and technology companies collectively sunk billions of dollars into virtual worlds of increasing vastness and detail, arguably outstripping Rome's ancient Colosseum in spectacle if not actual bloodlust (despite the digital body count sitting much higher).
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Gordon Freeman is a theoretical physicist, not a trained killer, and though like most video games by the end of it there's a genocidal body count in his wake, it always feels like Freeman is surviving by the skin of his teeth, employing some ingenuity and a lot of luck.
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Twitter has launched a new feature that allows users to mute words, phrases, hashtags and more, so fans of twist-driven shows like The Walking Dead who can't tune in on Sunday nights no longer have to worry about prematurely finding out which characters have upped the tally on Negan's growing body count.
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And whether politically motivated, or perpetrated by an evil person or a sociopath seeking to ratchet up a body count, or in the case of Las Vegas, a still unidentified motivation, the concordant thread seemed to be an "assault rifle" in the hands of someone who shouldn't be in possession of one.
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They may not signal a rising tide of mass shootings in America, but they certainly are linked into a wider phenomenon with a perpetually growing collective body count—one we cannot lose sight of even in weeks where individual manifestations of that violence seem minor in comparison to other events in the world.
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But last year also produced a heavy body count (92 people died during the protracted election period and an election official was found murdered), the deputy Supreme Court judge's driver was shot at and injured, and several Supreme Court judges did not turn up to a hearing on postponement of the October polls.
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The accumulation of scandals and damaging reports, however ludicrous (like the "Clinton Body Count," which posited, for example, that Vince Foster was murdered because he was having an affair with Hillary), combined with the failure to reform health care, contributed to the Democrats losing both the Senate and the House in November 19963.
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So in horror movies with any significant body count (unlike, something like Get Out or The Visit, which focus on one or two desperate, sympathetic protagonists), it's become fairly standard to make sure the early cannon fodder consists of people who've marked themselves as worthy of death via selfish, reckless, or outright dumb behavior.
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This, and the fact that AVs never fall asleep at the wheel or pull their eyes from the road to check their phone, suggests that driverless cars should ultimately be far safer than the human-driven sort, which contribute to the roughly 1.25m road deaths each year worldwide, a bigger body-count than malaria.
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Despite its low body count, this incident likely attracted more attention than, say, the much bloodier Roanoke bar shooting earlier that week because, as Jaclyn Schildkraut, a specialist on media coverage of mass shootings at the State University of New York—Oswego recently explained to VICE, schools hold a special place in our national conscience.
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It's also inherent to spy dramas heavily influenced by the more realistic, grounded spy fiction of John le Carré (as The Americans is on some level) that said high body count will be contrasted with the stated missions of the spies, as they wonder just what it's all for, why they've done such terrible things.
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If you love a series like Game of Thrones or The Walking Dead, where a new character dies in seemingly every episode, both the existence of those shows and their networks' willingness to have such a high body count can be directly traced back to the "one contestant leaves every week" structure of reality.
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" Weisberg added that audiences may have initially expected a higher body count — and thus more major character deaths — than he and Fields planned on, simply because The Americans is part of the spy genre: "Especially in the first season, people didn't realize the show in general was going to be a slower burn, more of a character story.
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The theories melded with the Clinton Body Count conspiracy, the baseless allegation that the Clinton family has had over 50 former associates murdered, to fuel the Epstein Murder conspiracy theory on the American right, which has become more amenable to conspiracy theories and memes amid constant attacks on the media and the echo chambers of social media.
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Despite a new imperative to be scrupulous about affirmative consent, young men are still subject to incessant messages that sexual conquest — being always down for sex, racking up their "body count," regardless of how they or their partner may feel about it — remains the measure of a "real" man, and a reliable path to social status.
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The secrecy allowed drug makers to market painkillers as safe while the body count from the opioid-related epidemic mounted; auto makers to sell cars with lethally weak roofs that killed people in rollovers though tests had years earlier revealed the risk; gun maker Remington to knowingly sell rifles with bum triggers that killed scores of people.
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The incident was notable less for the body count (zero) and more for how, even though several members of the eight-person party had previously triggered avalanches and even, in one case, witnessed a fatality, they had ignored the many obvious dangers, suggesting that these skiers had become dazzled by their own expertise, falsely brightened by luck.
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One of the things that broke my heart the most after this truck incident was the fact that it feels like every time these attacks happen, it feels like these people [the Islamic State] are winning — not because they're winning in terms of a body count or in terms of a war, but because they are successfully making us turn on each other.
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Playlist: "Lethal Weapon" / "Freedom Of Speech" / "This One's For Me" / "Prepared To Die" / "The Tower" / "Ya Shoulda Killed Me Last Year" / "No Lives Matter" Citing Black Sabbath, Slayer, and Suicidal Tendencies as foundational influences, Ice-T and his guitar-playing Crenshaw High School classmate Ernie Cunnigan formed Body Count in 1990, at a commercial high point in the rapper's career.
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The juxtaposition of Israeli and American officials -- including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat who issued an endorsement from back home -- cheering the administration's decision, as the body count grew in Gaza, will help Trump deliver on a campaign promise, but it also further reduces whatever remains of the idea that the US can act as a peacemaker in the region.
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The digital body count of missing Clinton electronic devices includes: 11 of the 13 BlackBerrys she used as secretary of state (the other two were destroyed by hammer); three of the five iPads she used to send and receive emails (the two the FBI did recover showed no evidence of having been hacked); and one thumb drive and one laptop with the archives of all of Clinton's email correspondence.
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Of those: —50 were suicides —34 were by natural causes, which includes illnesses and health conditions —Nine were drug- or alcohol-related —Four were homicides —Four were accidental —One followed an altercation with prison officers —46 were designated "undetermined" by provincial governments, which means an investigation is ongoing or an inquest is pending Several factors have created the conditions for the high body count, lawyers, former inmates and former corrections officers say.
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" — Kendrick Lamar "Up All Night" — Beck"Makeba" — Jain "The Story Of O.J." — Jay-Z "1-800-273-13" — Logic Featuring Alessia Cara & Khalid Best Dance Recording: Winner: "Tonite" — LCD Soundsystem "Bambro Koyo Ganda" — Bonobo Featuring Innov Gnawa"Cola" — Camelphat & Elderbrook"Andromeda" — Gorillaz Featuring DRAM"Line Of Sight" — Odesza Featuring WYNNE & Mansionair Best Metal Performance: Winner: "Sultan's Curse" — Mastodon "Invisible Enemy" — August Burns Red"Black Hoodie" — Body Count"Forever" — Code Orange"Clockworks" — Meshuggah Best Rap Performance: Winner: "HUMBLE.
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As lead vocalist, he recorded two albums with the band, 2004's Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has a Body Count and 2006's Heroine, before leaving the band in 2007 to embark on a solo career that has thus far yielded his 2014 debut album Recess, co-founding his OWSLA record label, collaborative projects with Boys Noize (Dog Blood) and Diplo (Jack Ü), crossover production credits for Justin Bieber and K-pop group 4Minute, and eight Grammy awards.
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