ESSEN, Germany — The mood among the comrades was restive.
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Her former comrades now see her as a dangerous turncoat.
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For sons, daughters, comrades, and all others they held dear.
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"Enjoy your baby murdering comrades, you sick fuck," said another.
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So, my friends and fans, comrades and competitors, investors short
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I want to wish my DWTS comrades luck this season.
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Agent after agent came for him, including Baptiste's former comrades.
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There were no such mysteries about his comrades in arms.
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It's not easy to turn your back on political comrades.
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Did your comrades in the Army comment on your name?
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She has the mission and rescuing one of her comrades.
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Freidawi and his comrades stepped right into a terrible firefight.
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The two dine and swap love stories like old comrades.
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But comrades must work, so the gentleman becomes a waiter.
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Robots can be comrades, not the competition, these progressives argue.
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I remember one of my comrades was captured, then released.
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They would risk all to be worthy of their comrades.
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Creators, backers, alumni, and comrades, we ask for your support.
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Dressed as Simón Bolívar, he attracts cheers from his comrades.
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You're Nothing was followed by the seven-inch To the Comrades.
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There were no women, there were no men; there were comrades.
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The outfit will also be available in FFXV's "Comrades" multiplayer expansion.
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The survivors would reunite to toast their victory and their comrades.
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Diana and Steve are comrades and friends before they become lovers.
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They're strangers first, and then acquaintances, and then comrades and friends.
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Several of her comrades used their grenades this way, she said.
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This puts him at odds with some of his former comrades.
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The democratic socialists in Western societies rarely criticized their revolutionary comrades.
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Comrades have died in some storms, and also from lightning strikes.
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Partisans of the left welcomed Mr. Cárdenas and his dissident comrades.
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The militants were falsely told that their comrades had been released.
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This room would be called #comrades, and it would be private.
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Today we celebrate women as friends, sisters, workers and comrades, too.
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John Bolton's old comrades from "Fox & Friends" have officially unfriended him.
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Ferguson said he was worried about comrades who were trapped outside.
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While Lenin fled to Finland, most of his comrades were arrested.
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Cuban officials have said they will not abandon their Venezuelan comrades.
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That was when I saw my comrades coming around the corner.
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Many Americans viewed Ms. Abiodun and her comrades as unrepentant terrorists.
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He was beaten, tortured, and witnessed his comrades die before him.
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My comrades and I have set up camp in a library.
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Separated from their comrades in German-occupied territory, the troops dug in.
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Rather, they are based on the testimonies of their comrades-in-arms.
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He used his sea legs to help take care of vomiting comrades.
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In lethality, the jihadists in Africa have already overtaken their Iraqi comrades.
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The game's multiplayer expansion Comrades is included, as well as free updates.
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I want to do the right thing by them and their comrades.
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Thanks to quick-acting comrades, combat medics and field surgeons, Justin survived.
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On Tuesday, fans and comrades paid tribute to the actor across Twitter.
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It is not, at least publicly, shared by Mr. al-Ata's comrades.
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When Beijing Comrades was written, funü was just catching on in China.
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"Bring this message to your college comrades, to your neighborhoods," Salech pleaded.
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A very capitalist question, in the end, to preoccupy the remaining comrades.
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Or did Mr. Skripal do something specific to anger his former comrades?
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After darkness fell, soldiers would venture out to retrieve their fallen comrades.
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"We're comrades in arms and all keep in touch," Mr. Chen said.
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Elected as a representative by his comrades, he worked with these councils.
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I tracked down former commanders and comrades from earlier tours in Afghanistan.
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There was a procedure to search for and recover comrades in danger.
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We were comrades cloistered in a booth, emboldened by inhibition-free nudists.
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Note to Alaska senators Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan: Your thoughts, comrades?
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The dead take their comrades' SEAL pins with them to the grave.
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"Comrades, this deal is a compromise on both sides," Mr. Moreno said.
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"For many of them, it's too late," he said of his comrades.
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Many of my comrades, they got longer sentences or they were executed.
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Fantasia said he shares the honors in spirit with his military comrades.
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You might well find comrades in other labs if not your own.
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He turned down the offer until his comrades could also go home.
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As for the odd name Snickle Fritz, that came from Yarger's comrades.
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Shockie is disgusted by his comrades' complacent faith in their own propaganda.
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Previously SpotMini has gone viral for opening doors for its robot comrades.
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Sanders thinks Koch and his billionaire comrades did it, more or less.
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My comrades and I don't all sit around reading Ayn Rand novels, either.
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Kengoro, though, does lose out on the rigidity of its Lego-esque comrades.
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Inside the tent, the sacred moans of one of Mississippi Skip's wounded comrades.
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Soldiers collect the remains of their comrades in Cold Harbor, Virginia, April 21850.
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Now even some of Hillary Clinton&aposs former comrades in the Democratic Party.
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"Comrades, a party on its knees cannot aspire to lead anything," she said.
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I quit in order to help start this organization called The Young Comrades.
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They will undoubtedly disagree with much that Mr Varoufakis and his comrades say.
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These comrades now form the core of his 15-plus rap collective, Brockhampton.
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How can I be less annoying and more helpful to my colorblind comrades?
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His comrades and he had robes and crosses with which to Christianize themselves.
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That's how long I saw him, shooting at my comrades on the field.
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We are so grateful that Congressman Scalise and his comrades made it through.
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A number of "comrades" from the Disruptj20 group were charged with felony rioting .
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If cooperation was easier, banding together was the order of the day, comrades.
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So when Carlson and his comrades turn up to help, villagers remember them.
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He risked the rejection of his comrades and the wrath of his adversaries.
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Last month, his former comrades executed him with three bullets to the chest.
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After Lumumba and his comrades founded MXGM, Akuno gravitated to its Oakland chapter.
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Fighting was pointless and many of my comrades would still be alive today.
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And he sidelined, humiliated and exiled many of his comrades from before 1949.
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Campolo has fallen out of touch with many of his old evangelical comrades.
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Some of the plotters had brutally shot demonstrators and comrades who opposed them.
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The first time Rosalio Reta kills someone, his comrades rally around to celebrate.
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You kill my comrades, I'll kill your father, your brother, all your pets.
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"I get teased about coming from a private school among comrades," he said.
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As a guerrilla she was in charge of extracting her comrades' rotten teeth.
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Even our comrades in arms must be questioned on other matters that impact society.
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He volunteered with a veterans association, trying to find meaning in helping his comrades.
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He wore the last names of his comrades on tags on his running shoes.
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It feels very different to protesters, says Mr Law, as chanting comrades walk past.
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Worse yet, Mr Santrich has discredited his old comrades who vehemently defended his innocence.
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Instead of advancing to middle school with his comrades, he will remain in Mrs.
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"He wanted to hurt my comrades and I wouldn't let that happen," Jabs said.
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But her comrades make quick work of it in a truly head-spinning escape.
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From here they watch their comrades, bloodied and broken, rushed in from the battle.
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"Together with three of her comrades, she joined the immortal martyrs," the group said.
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Throw on some heavy metal, sit down with some trusted comrades, and start organizing.
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I will return to the comrades in a bit... God willing, we will triumph.
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In any case, clearing out ageing comrades helps refresh (and intimidate) the country's elite.
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"Everyone dealt with the pressure differently," Mr. Ripert writes of his comrades at Jamin.
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His mission to undermine confidence in the American system of capitalism on track, comrades.
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It was this quality that Tolkien witnessed among his comrades on the Western Front.
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Death became a daily reality, as we zipped our fallen comrades into body bags.
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I will return to the comrades in a bit ... God willing, we will triumph.
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Occupy answered a deep yearning for comrades and a purpose that included fighting injustice.
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Though they're comrades, they're also too set in their top-dog ways to cooperate.
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Meanwhile, the reverse flow of weapons from his comrades found its way into town.
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A folkie to the end, Ms. Baez paid tribute to mentors, comrades and sources.
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The film begins when 11 of Jan's comrades are taken prisoner by Nazi soldiers.
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My train comrades figured out that snacks are key to surviving this eating schedule.
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On the socialist Comrades all-star team, you will recognize their players: Joseph Stalin.
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All they know is what they have seen happen to their comrades and themselves.
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" He added, "Likewise their incompetent Do Nothing Democrat comrades are all talk, no action.
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He expressed gratitude for his comrades and said they were with him in spirit.
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Here are just a few problems with this decision, my comrades-in-cold-brewing.
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NYC-DSA CLC comrades just shouted Milo Yiannopoulos out of a Manhattan bar pic.twitter.
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Rick and friends netted plenty of weapons as a result, but no new comrades.
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Protesters who'd been soaked stripped to their underwear as their comrades hosed them down.
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Most of his comrades were killed and Fidel and his brother, Raul, went to prison.
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Iguana conscripts his hostages in a war against his former pirate comrades who spurned him.
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Usually smiley on such occasions, he scowled and did not even wave to his comrades.
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Or Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page, comrades from their days at Stanford University.
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He and LeFou know each other from "the war," where they were comrades in arms.
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Most of his comrades were killed and Fidel and his brother Raul went to prison.
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American forces have blocked them from joining up with their comrades in Deir ez-Zor.
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She arrived late at rallies and harangued comrades, including Thabo Mbeki, Mandela's successor as president.
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The Fellowship's journey to Mordor was long and treacherous — rife with danger and fallen comrades.
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So don't you worry if you were thinking the ship would come without any comrades.
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Yet whiffs of cronyism taint the prime minister as much as they do other comrades.
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Here are your Avengers, with plenty of empty chairs meant for their fallen comrades pic.twitter.
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He voluntarily risked his life on nine separate occasions to rescue wounded and disoriented comrades.
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We will work to defeat him and his like-minded Republican comrades on Election Day.
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The Night's Watch Why it works: These are his men, his comrades, his trusted allies.
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But now, using social media, Jianguo has accomplished something that his old comrades never could.
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We must now accept these men as citizens and comrades, if not fully as brothers.
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Leaving had never been an option for Muhammad Haf, or for his other slain comrades.
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If he did, he could lose credibility back home with the public and his comrades.
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The work is different, but personality-wise, Archer and his comrades are much the same.
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In an increasingly passionate election season, people are banding together to help their ideological comrades.
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Her Peruvian comrades, meanwhile, read like revolutionary caricatures: "I'm tired of your principles," one says.
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The faces and motivations of Chulam Muhammad and his comrades have been lost to time.
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But the rebels have demanded more and more concessions, including the release of jailed comrades.
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Captain Medina told his troops that this was their chance to avenge their fallen comrades.
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The Chinese and the North Korean news media portrayed the two countries as ideological comrades.
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A specter is haunting Europe today, and it is not the one these comrades foresaw.
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And after years of protests, lawsuits and bureaucratic stalling, he and his Cooper comrades won.
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Crows gather, funeral-like, around their dead and will avoid areas where comrades were killed.
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The men responsible for investigating him were also close comrades who had deployed with him.
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For the Season 8 premiere, I went to an intimate gathering with three enthusiastic comrades.
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My comrades may live longer than I will, but my taste buds tell richer stories.
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The only redeeming factors were my comrades' incredible bravery and their devotion to each other.
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For hours, they lay pinned to the floor, shouting for their comrades to no avail.
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Cleft-chinned Kirk Douglas, who plays Spartacus, rises, hoping to spare his comrades from crucifixion.
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Like their new comrades, youth protesters usually come to the party with more than toothbrushes.
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In the pews, some of his father's Special Forces comrades bent their heads and wept.
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The more you arrest, the more people will come out to cook for our comrades!
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Soldiers from their regiments saluted their fallen comrades as they crossed the Alexandre III bridge.
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The sicario would testify against his former comrades, detailing the many murders they had committed.
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Wounded fighters arrive for treatment wearing grenade belts and carrying guns, along with their comrades.
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Many of his close comrades died there during the battle in which he was wounded.
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My comrades at the warehouse gave me the supplies and two tapioca roots for dinner.
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I have a photograph of him with some of his comrades outside a battered church.
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These changes explain why Weiss and her arm's-length comrades in arms feel so embattled.
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Their leading figures find a point of principle, or a personal grudge masquerading as one, and use it as a way to leave comrades they have come to hate, to found a party composed of other comrades they have not come to hate yet.
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One of his former comrades visits his grave every year on the anniversary of his death.
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Here's what our host Action Bronson and his comrades scarfed down on in this week's journey.
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Of course, there's no guarantee that Niecee's efforts will actually make her and her comrades safer.
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And Diana's comrades in arms include two actors of color, Saïd Taghmaoui and Eugene Brave Rock.
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We Western players are something of a rarity, and have little contact with our Japanese comrades.
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"It was then that her comrades opened fire to protect her and people around," he said.
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But for the love of God, grow up and stop shooting your comrades in the face.
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After all, comrades in arms always grow closer when they believe the cause to be worthy.
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My decision to quit the IRA caused many of my former comrades to totally ignore me.
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He killed the enemy, saw comrades killed, watched civilians shot and bayoneted and their villages burned.
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Madiba fought the evils of apartheid, along with his comrades both at home and in exile.
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He saw intense firefights during his two tours, and many of his comrades lost their lives.
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"He was hanging out with figures that comrades on the left should be combating," he added.
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While transporting weapons, his team was attacked by an American unit, and he lost five comrades.
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The rest of the time, all you and your comrades/opponents have to do is watch.
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My poor English was ridiculed by my comrades, my Breton-accented French by my beleaguered teachers.
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Despite his wounds, he continued to clear mines, helping to ensure the survival of his comrades.
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Some of their comrades had been cut off and ambushed; one was dead, and two injured.
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One of the attackers was wounded and managed to escape with his comrades, Mr. Sangho said.
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These gave my comrades and me the ability to clearly understand and compare individual vehicle dynamics.
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A Polish mountaineering commission assailed Bielecki: You violated the brotherhood of the rope and deserted comrades.
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It's up to his former comrades to rescue him, a mission that revives their old divisions.
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This is exactly where the progressive left and their socialist comrades want to take this country.
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He probably believed that he and his comrades would continue to enjoy their Scotch in private.
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In October, after an Afghan airstrike killed five of his comrades in the Taliban, he fled.
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And for that, the astronauts have their intrepid comrades on the Skylab 4 mission to thank.
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Their comrades from 2nd Cavalry had to rough it on a field adjacent to the base.
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Museum patrons also taunted us, flipped us off, PHYSICALLY ATTACKED our NYC comrades, and ignored us.
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It is no accident—to use a phrase favored by Communist writers of the time—that Koestler found the Party's treatment of foreign comrades to be the most conspicuous example of its injustice, since he had spent most of the thirties as one of those comrades.
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But the figure he eventually produced so impressed the comrades that he was exempted from military service.
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Mermaids, and their less famous comrades the mermen, are beautiful beings that have mastered the underwater world.
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Chuck Schumer said Democrats will work with President-elect Donald Trump -- if he abandons his Republican comrades.
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During the visit, McCain said he could not forgive the jailers who mistreated and killed his comrades.
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None of its urban cells have contact with the others, preventing them from informing on distant comrades.
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Gender-nonconforming bodies appear in orange ski masks alongside images of protests and tributes to deceased comrades.
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A soldier runs past injured comrades at the scene of an attack on a military parade Sept.
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Soon the Islamic revolution becomes a tyranny that wrecks the dreams of Nahid and her secular comrades.
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If Pak is trapped, his love for his comrades, and theirs for him, is what sustains him.
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Returning to his comrades a bit later in the episode, Aaron discovers the battle has been won.
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The left&aposs most faithful ally, the mainstream media is providing plenty of cover for their comrades.
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Later, as presidents, the former comrades launched two wars in Congo, then fell out over the loot.
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As Abbas took me on a tour he pointed to places where his comrades had been shot.
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James Saitoti Kuronoi, Juma Zahoro and dozens of their comrades died -- unassisted and outnumbered -- at El Adde.
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He and his Kurdish comrades are here to buy the alcohol and return it across the border.
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It's about comrades in arms, deeply felt betrayals, and saving the day at the last possible moment.
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Stephen Townsend issued a statement offering condolences to the families, friends and comrades of the service members.
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"We really don't like United Russia here and Putin and his comrades at the moment," he said.
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So as well as battling Maduro, Falcon has been dedicating his campaign to fighting former opposition comrades.
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Shabayev visited wounded friends and comrades the hospital in Moscow and spoke to CNN at the time.
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"Dear Comrades," he begins, delivering his lecture to a rapt audience in his upper class English accent.
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And he and two of his comrades in 270 hijacked a plane from New York to Cuba.
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Smoke rose as young men with covered faces rushed to take their wounded comrades to nearby medics.
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They hoped to secure the release of guerrilla comrades held in a high security prison in Stuttgart.
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She has seen hundreds of comrades die and tries to provide them all with a proper funeral.
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CAIRO — An Egyptian soldier crawls across hot sand in his underwear while his comrades stand at attention.
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She is the author of Now I Know Who My Comrades Are: Voices from the Internet Underground.
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It is not known whether they communicated information about their former workplace to their Islamic State comrades.
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Before them, Seunggil and his comrades see a towering mountain with edges and ends sharpened to kill.
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But the Horvath ladies meet a bunch of comrades in the lobby: Kathy, Cathy, Barb, and Coco.
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But many of Newsome's comrades in the local and national Black Lives Matter activist community were enraged.
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Back home, his comrades were still keeping the town under revolutionary control, despite ongoing threats from Nusra.
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So while her comrades cavort, Isolde is forced to remain covert with the sympathetic and sexy Volker.
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Hopelessly demoralized, the soldier returns to his comrades on the front and volunteers for a hazardous mission.
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"A bright memory of our comrades will forever live in our hearts," Rosatom wrote in the statement.
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So starting a war with his friends and comrades to protect his last connection to the past?
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Some climbers believe that fallen comrades have become a part of the mountain and should remain so.
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Vallejo and his comrades requested a mail-in-ballot, but, according to Vallejo, TCGPlayer's lawyers rejected it.
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I silently root for the skaters I see, much as I did for my old Marine comrades.
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You feel exhausted yet satisfied; somehow, for now, Ruiz and his comrades have kept anarchy at bay.
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Help somebody find their fallen comrades, and they'll turn out to be indirectly involved in the killing.
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The narrator and his comrades drink copiously, take drugs, have sex and loot if the opportunity arises.
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Comrades placed candles around the bloodstained spot where he fell, keeping vigil until late into the night.
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" Another potential unintended consequence of the sanctions is what Mr. Kazianis calls a "reunion of old comrades.
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"Comrades from everywhere are bringing more food to the dinner," someone posted on Facebook during the evening.
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He used to meet old comrades in Moscow every year but these days no one is left.
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Not even after the violent deaths of two men he considered comrades did Mr. Schneider rethink things.
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"These are outstanding soldiers, whose comrades were killed just a month prior, [and who were] forced into a situation in which they had to carry out the arrest of those who murdered their comrades ... the circumstances relating to their mental health should be taken into consideration," the lawyer said.
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Desperately slowly, one tiny step at a time, Ms Harman and her comrades chipped away at this culture.
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Heimbach said two "comrades" were hurt -- one stabbed and the other hit in the face with a bottle.
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Caesar, along with his uplifted primate comrades, sought shelter in the forest, where they started an ape civilization.
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Three comrades directly behind Trump's podium huddled under one blanket -- as if in a long-ago fox hole.
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Visit the website This Person Does Not Exist, and refresh as many fictitious comrades as your heart desires.
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The smart round uses its sophisticated sensors to find targets, and passes data to its less able comrades.
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Unhappy veterans have proved quick to cross provincial borders to support comrades they think are being treated poorly.
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His death was a body blow for his comrades and residents of those cities he had helped liberate.
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In "the tunnel", as the men call their subterranean prison, Vollie survives by eating his wounded comrades' food.
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He particularly detests the Rwandan National Congress, a group of fellow Tutsis who were once his closest comrades.
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Animal control in Columbus County is overflowing with cats after Boots and her kitty comrades were discovered there.
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The informant, 27-year-old Pedro Barrera, allegedly claimed that his former comrades had guerrilla bases in Belize.
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On a radio station run by Islamic Jihad, a rival militant group, hosts urged their comrades to retaliate.
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ONCE upon a time the Communist Parties of China and Vietnam were staunch comrades in the proletarian struggle.
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" He added that, from his point of view, he and Stone engaged in "a journey as artistic comrades.
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Troops in a following vehicle were able to rescue three of their comrades from the floodwaters, Maj. Gen.
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One of her more frequent email comrades was hacked and you don't know whether or not she was.
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But Mr Minniti suggests that is a sign of his comrades' struggle to understand the politics of fear.
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After arriving for training near Tehran, Freidawi and his comrades were assigned to bunk beds in dormitory halls.
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Free Dads Videos most recent Star Wars parody stars little Amelia Skywalker, bravely leading her comrades into battle.
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Like many of her comrades, Felat has decided never to leave the Y.P.G., or marry, or have children.
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In January, four rogue policemen killed nine comrades and stole their weapons, before deserting to join the insurgents.
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"Comrades, today our workshop beat the government quota with 150 percent!" a seamstress announces at the garment factory.
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"I regret so many of my comrades are no longer here with us," DeFour said, according to WABC.
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Smith's Barra sunglasses are primarily designed for fishing but will leave your street-faring comrades none the wiser.
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" Old comrades told me that they were attracted by his professed commitment to building a "Medellín without slums.
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Trump and his European comrades have ranged from right to left across the spectrum, as populists tend to.
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"He can be splendidly audacious at times and, sometimes, at the wrong time," wrote one of his comrades.
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"Almost at the top of the hike," she says, slightly breathless, before checking in on her cardio comrades.
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Lumumba himself wasn't present that day, but supporting his comrades kept him in Jackson a few years longer.
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Repeatedly, and beyond your control, missions go wrong—you fail objectives, comrades get killed, and targets get away.
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Zuma also hinted that he could spill the beans on ANC comrades who had spoken out against him.
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He alluded to certain fellows there, old comrades from boyhood sandlot raids and wars behind the sugar refinery.
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One said 15 of his comrades were killed on the first night they arrived at the front lines.
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"I walked away feeling very optimistic about our own work but also our comrades in arms," he said.
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" In the same tweet, he says, "(T)heir incompetent Do Nothing Democrat comrades are all talk, no action.
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From across the Kattegat, a warrior called Beowulf arrives with his comrades-in-arms, offering to save them.
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He briefly hangs on, gasping but mute, throwing his nominal comrades in arms into a fast-spiraling panic.
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Women volunteer for the infantry for the same reason men do: to protect their country and their comrades.
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His lieutenant, Steve Baker, professed himself "consumed with a ferocious rage" over the capitulation of his Brexiteer comrades.
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"In our work we were Comrades, friends, and it was a very natural relationship," Mr. Brus added immediately.
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So, yes, both Castro and Stalin expanded literacy, but only to make it easier to indoctrinate their comrades.
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We are comrades in our sense that poetry is a kind of gift, there for anyone to take.
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The deaths and grievous bodily injuries haunted me as a commander and haunted the comrades of the victims.
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In 2015, he was shot after delivering a meal to his brother and his comrades, his father said.
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While most people in the group faced down comrades on the political left, Ben Shapiro confronted the right.
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He and his comrades used the auditorium for assemblies and meetings, as did successive generations of student activists.
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No thanks, he said, but I'd really like to help cook a free Christmas dinner for our comrades.
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He yelled instructions to his comrades, who fanned out and started finishing off the survivors of the blast.
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Some of his old comrades had switched sides, which happened in cartel warfare, the winners subsuming the losers.
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Gary, it seems, can survive on his own, and has not yet been ostracized from his avian comrades.
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The ban would also force non-transgender members to choose between reporting comrades or disobeying policy, they said.
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Maybe some of my comrades were more self-aware, or had less to pretend to or cover for.
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I will spend hours enthusiastically running around with backpacks full of apples to feed my doll-like comrades.
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Cancino and his comrades were given eight days to leave the hotels and find somewhere else to stay.
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Mr Halla-aho could do little but complain of the "unbelievable trick" his party comrades had pulled on him.
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"Our Beloved" complements this message with war-film clichés—comradeship between privates and fatherly officers, lamentation for fallen comrades.
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The vase is tied with a red ribbon, a symbol of our continued determination to remember our fallen comrades.
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Some of Mr Corbyn's comrades from his Palestinian campaigning days have veered close to this argument in the past.
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Some ex-comrades say he won the nickname "The Prince" due to his assured rise to the high command.
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Bergdahl walked away from his post in Afghanistan, triggering a search that left some of his comrades severely wounded.
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" He says "our thoughts are with the comrades unjustly jailed by a state that strays far from democratic practices.
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The angry, crudely anti-Muslim man who campaigned with Mr Trump left old comrades shaking their heads in disbelief.
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Inspired by Murray Bookchin, an obscure American philosopher, Abdullah Ocalan, the PKK's leader, sought to empower his female comrades.
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The first man to venture inside is "carrying the lives of all of his comrades with him," Kathim said.
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" And yet Toobin writes that "From DeFreeze on down, the comrades parroted Marxist lingo more than they understood it.
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Cheryl Winn, who chairs the Comrades Marathon Association, says the run is about "the power of the human spirit."
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"Whoever it is will be punished, I include comrades, officials, friends and family members," the 64-year-old said.
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Agence France-Presse video showed two officers, each with a leg on fire as comrades rushed to help them.
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"The media office of the PFLP armed wing mourns two of its hero comrades, two freed prisoners," it said.
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" However, Article IV states "I will…[not] take part in any action which might be harmful to my comrades.
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Apparently, the continuation of this is what a peaceful outcome looks like according to Medea Benjamin and her comrades.
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Former fighter pilots say aggressive forms of cancer are striking their comrades as what appear to be abnormal rates.
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Your objectives include attacking enemy outposts, raiding underground labs for advanced technology, rescuing fallen comrades, and sniping enemy forces.
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It later broke with its revolutionary comrades and defected to Iraq, and the patronage of its president, Saddam Hussein.
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Only the reds failed to recognize we won't wait in line for fish for the benefit of our comrades.
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Good thing more time had passed, and I was able to look to my teenaged Reddit comrades for guidance.
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The military hoped to apprehend him and capture his comrades' computers and phones, which could be scoured for intelligence.
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In addition to being pals with Lawrence, Simpson also counts the Ansari brothers, Aziz and Aniz, as close comrades.
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Galvanized by the image of a stunt in a park, she convinces her Kitchen comrades to try it themselves.
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"We didn't want to become the 'girl astronauts,' distinct and separate from the guys," Sullivan said of her comrades.
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" In this way he came to his great conception of national citizenship for Americans, "the dear love of comrades.
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Dozens of them were seated behind him overlooking the white grave markers of fallen comrades, and Omaha Beach beyond.
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As the bullets cut down his comrades, he raced repeatedly back into the sea to drag out wounded soldiers.
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Montlaur died at 58, in 1977, and chose to be buried with his wife and fallen comrades in Normandy.
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After grabbing a communiqué from his comrades in a busted microwave, Rick has cause for a bit of confidence.
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I saw throngs of Babysnake's comrades in Slime shouting along to every word of his verse from 'No Mask.
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One might have thought that Teodoro would have joined some of his former guerrilla comrades in backing Mr. Chávez.
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Their wonderful accuracy of aim spared their comrades, many of whom were afterwards able to make their way back.
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The videos circulated mostly among comrades, and sometimes found their way online, where video-sharing websites were slowly growing.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DENVER — Are contemporary artists only symbolically different from their working comrades at Amazon?
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Only Stalin's death, in March 1953, saved yet more comrades from destruction — and perhaps the rest of the world.
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Unlike the other Kim family members — who are usually referred to as "commander comrades" — he carried no such title.
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As each band member tries to move through space, he finds himself dragged down by dancers playing fallen comrades.
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But there were plenty of older Sanders backers at the Bellagio chanting "Bernie" along with their 20-something comrades.
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It included a document, purportedly leaked from the Ukrainian authorities, instructing Mr. Markiv's comrades to testify in his favor.
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Chester Nimitz, who is buried near high-ranking academy comrades at Golden Gate National Cemetery just outside San Francisco.
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Before becoming president, he had already struck a contrast from his octogenarian comrades by carrying tablets to government meetings.
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"There is a lot of really frustrated white comrades right now and comrades of color, to be quite honest, about how this is a stupid strategy, and what's going on, but I think their hearts are in the right place," Bianca Cunningham, co-chair of New York City's DSA chapter, told me.
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"His personal bravery inspired his comrades to vigorously defend their position and repel the enemy assault," according to the citation.
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Only the most egregious offenders, those whose actions were dreadful enough to have shocked their own comrades, come to trial.
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Could that mean that, whoever this person is, they're here to help Rick and his comrades, rather than dominate them?
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Despite his wounds and the injured comrades he has seen today, Abdullah's willingness to return to the fight is undiminished.
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A month later, Castro bade farewell to his comrades at the Communist Party congress, which takes place every five years.
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During the event she left mementos in memory of her comrades who died in the helicopter crash that she survived.
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Under North Korean control, it became a holiday home for officials of the ruling Worker's Party and their Soviet comrades.
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Eventually he learned that his upper-caste Maoist comrades had all along been uncomfortable at being led by an untouchable.
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His political comrades, like Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, and Attorney General Loretta Lynch also celebrated with the commander-in-chief.
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This, he said, made him wonder for what purpose he had been saved while many comrades were not so lucky.
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And it was a relative success, causing casualties and striking fear as the dead turned and attacked their former comrades.
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Yet that momentous and inspiring emotion is primarily aimed at the comrades fighting either side of them, not the flag.
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When his comrades found Johnson the next morning, they discovered he had killed four Germans and wounded about 20 more.
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As his comrades battle all challenges and odds to put up the next warehouse party, Blue's life gradually falls apart.
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This was followed by an assignment in Diyala province, where three of his comrades were killed in a suicide bombing.
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ALMOST a decade ago a new, ruddy-faced Conservative Party leader urged his comrades to stop "banging on about Europe".
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Southern soldier Faisal al-Salmi says he and his comrades are ready to die to be rid of the northerners.
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The firefighter, who was among about 100 comrades who worked to extinguish the flames and evacuate residents, has been released.
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It's nightfall and Rick and his comrades are still slowly walking through the herd, making their way to those cars.
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The old comrades are disappointed by the failure of the socialist project, but now wiser about the reasons for it.
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"A soldier never leaves his comrades behind," President Barack Obama said Monday when he presented Kettles, 86, with the Medal.
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Haftar assembled his old army comrades and declared war on the Islamists, a conflict he won only in November 2017.
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Also, male officers might wish to marry their female comrades-in-arms, so it is essential that they be pure.
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He will come to the Élysée with little experience of high politics and, at present, no comrades in the legislature.
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"We are five right now," Nega said, introducing me to his comrades from Dallas; Arlington, Va.; Calgary, Canada; and Luxembourg.
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"All party comrades, especially cadres who are leaders, must deeply learn the lessons of Ling Jihua's criminal case," it said.
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My visceral connection to the pain associated with Singh's comrades in the department comes from decades spent attending cop funerals.
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The exception is the comic "Siberia," sung with a soft-shoe routine by the irrepressible comrades Buloff, Munshin and Lorre.
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Precinct detectives work with comrades who focus on vice crimes, narcotics and gun violence to reduce gang activity, he said.
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As they sped away, the narco's bodyguards began shooting; Lozada shot back, and then followed his comrades on a motorbike.
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The cold is excessive, and many of my unfortunate comrades have already found a grave amidst this scene of desolation.
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Grape stalked the grounds of Tobu Zoo forlorn for weeks, refusing to do whatever his other penguin comrades were doing.
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They are surrounded by their comrades, but their fate is intrinsically bound up with death; their own or someone else's.
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I see a woman with a mobility aide in the street and we grin at each other, comrades. Neighbors. Strangers.
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Communicating by phone or hand signals, his comrades would direct him to a place where they could disable the bomb.
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" The citation called it an "act of instantaneous heroism" that "permanently maimed" him but "saved the lives of his comrades.
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Now, they were being hunted — by their former comrades in 13th Street, and by MS-2118, which wanted their territory.
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We attended the reading, and afterward Harvey invited us all to a restaurant for dinner with his comrades and collaborators.
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Another bleak memory was an air strike which killed around 20 of his comrades sheltering in a cave in 2016.
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Since 2016, top party officials have used the security ministry to intensify an anticorruption purge against some of their comrades.
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The former Venezuelan military officer worries that the 150 or so comrades who have been detained are probably being tortured.
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He said that Omar had grabbed an Islamic State suicide bomber, shielding his comrades from the brunt of the blast.
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The Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc and the Comrades Marathon have both disqualified top finishers because of positive drug tests.
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The problem has been so pervasive that soldiers are assigned to guard their American comrades who mix with Afghan forces.
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At this point his troops revolted, and demanded that the order to shoot certain of their comrades should be countermanded.
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He mentioned a traumatic incident in which he had seen scores of comrades mowed down by regime soldiers outside Aleppo.
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" The President added with a smile: "He later remarked to his comrades that the old flag never touched the ground.
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"We are a fanatical, ideological band of comrades who do both activism and militant training," he wrote at the time.
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On Wednesday morning, frantic Iraqi soldiers raced their wounded comrades in battle-scarred Humvees to two of those trauma stations.
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The "system" is an Iranian ideological term for the country's political establishment: a coterie of clerics, commanders and revolutionary comrades.
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The vote was on a knife-edge and Schulz was hardly confident when he addressed his comrades on Sunday afternoon.
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Blu and his comrades taped up said statement at the sites of the destroyed murals, and also posted it online.
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Michael Bitz, 31, who had been killed in Iraq shortly after the invasion while trying to evacuate his wounded comrades.
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Maeve kept him alive simply as a tool for fixing up her fallen comrades and controlled him solely through fear.
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It's a cautionary tale of how men on the team were ground down by years of fighting and of losing comrades.
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Most importantly, the government says, those defectors sow suspicion among al Shabaab's leaders and encourage further defections by contacting former comrades.
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With the tap of a button you can strip off your clothes and mount one of your male or female comrades.
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Several former separatist leaders have fled the Donbass area, saying they feared for their lives after their comrades turned on them.
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They feel the lives of these comrades have been taken by the regime and they feel like they have some responsibility.
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One building in central Pyongyang reads, "The great comrades Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il will be with us forever."
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Fred Spencer, 93, poured a shot of Crown Royal whiskey into a bucket of sand in honor of his deceased comrades.
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Jon doesn't initially make it out with his comrades, but long-lost Uncle Benjen sacrifices himself to allow an escape. RIP.
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LIKE their comrades in Iraq and Syria, the jihadists of Islamic State (IS) in Libya were in retreat earlier this year.
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The surviving six could walk around the auditorium, looking at photos of their former comrades who have gone into suspended candidacy.
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Anam agreed to let him go, noting in his essay that the school was managed by "comrades who share our ideology".
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Often included in these travel plans are our furry comrades; pets we can't bear to leave behind for a holiday vacation.
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Cyril Ramaphosa, the deputy president, is her strongest opponent and, he claims, the victim of a "dirty war" by his comrades.
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Since Mr Mugabe was booted from power his comrades have scrubbed his image from the home page of the party's website.
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And while the shutdown-ending deal did split Senate Democrats in a way, its opponents weren't throwing bombs against their comrades.
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Iran's enemies see the Shiite militia as little more than mercenaries, but Freidawi and his comrades sincerely believe in their cause.
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Check out the live feed, where Josh Martinez breaks down after one of his comrades was evicted from the house Thursday.
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Standing in a room with Raul and his comrades watching closely, what Haza chose to play could have gotten him killed.
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Gay and her comrades are our direct competitors, and have unfortunately engaged in this kind of gossip against us for years.
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In Syria, their comrades hold out in remote desert areas and have carried out bombings in areas controlled by the SDF.
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That American spooks tracked him after a lengthy stay in Iran may lead comrades to wonder about traitors in their midst.
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CNN reporter Ed Lavandera captured the shot of the stranded canine comrades on Monday and posted it to his Instagram account.
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Private Ryan ends on a cathartic note, showing a veteran's family that wouldn't exist except for the sacrifice of his comrades.
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It's their comrades who have been killed in Israeli strikes and their patience will have worn thinner than Rouhani's strategic politicking.
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The worry is that they will be able to persuade their former comrades to abandon the troubled peace process and rearm.
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King Arthur set up his legendary roundtable in a circle to show his comrades they were at a table of equals.
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He is an archetype of the principled dissident: uncompromising in the face of power, generous to his comrades, unbowed by adversity.
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Researchers say he probably flew across the Taiwan Strait to mainland China and then north to join his comrades in Siberia.
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It contains new mission-planning hardware that allows crews to better coordinate their efforts and more efficiently search for injured comrades.
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Bowe Bergdahl prison time for abandoning his post in Afghanistan, endangering military comrades who participated in the lengthy search for him.
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Prosecutors, citing testimony from Azaria's comrades and his apparently calm disposition, contend that it was an illegal shooting motivated by revenge.
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But - at 14 years Mnangagwa's junior – Chiwenga has time to play the long game for himself and his comrades in arms.
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Bastida, who is originally from Tijuana and is now based in LA, speaks for many of her Mexican and Chicano comrades.
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Leading to the all too familiar feeling of Syndergaard and the rest of his comrades likely all going up in smoke.
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He and his comrades became known as the 229 Generation, and a number of them have remained active in the opposition.
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Rather, these messages to family, friends, comrades, elected officials and prison administrators reveal a Mandela as vulnerable as any other human.
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Kirkpatrick lingers on the bitter aftermath, as former comrades exchanged recriminations whenever Facebook reminded them of the anniversaries of important marches.
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"Either path would make them martyrs in the eyes of their fanatic, misled comrades in arms — the worst outcome," they added.
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I read Ngugi's memoir in Chile, not far from where friends and comrades were imprisoned and tortured during the Pinochet dictatorship.
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Even as these formal comrades smile for the cameras, they eye each other warily, as their predecessors did for many years.
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To visit Mongolians in the nearby prefecture seat of Bortala, my father and his comrades rode in a horse-drawn wagon.
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Walk of honor Firefighters across the country remembered their comrades who died on 9/11 by climbing 110 flights of stairs.
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Shortly afterward, Mr. Posada and a group of comrades with terrorism-related records were arrested in Panama City with C4 explosives.
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Sargent and Henry James are often paired as comrades, as closeted gay men, as great portraitists and as each other's subjects.
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This sense of doubt ate away at him as his love for our comrades clashed with the brutal realities of combat.
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Part of it is their assumption that Trump's cocky comrades would hesitate to display the garish public colors that they do.
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The young man stares stoically in front of the American flag but poses jokingly with his comrades in the US Army.
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After all, not everything could have been said in a book that has had to pass the vetting of the comrades.
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She said it was hard for her, as an orphan, to give up the protection of her weapon and her comrades.
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Having the insignia taken away is a serious consequence: The dead take their comrades' Trident pins with them to the grave.
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Their comrades had been left on the Zalembessa frontline, crushed into the soil by tanks and torn apart by artillery bombardments.
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We're guessing Cooper will be a popular figure at basic training, with plenty of stories to share with his new comrades.
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Ren and his military comrades slept in shabby housing in subzero temperatures, living on pickled vegetables for months at a time.
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Tyrion, who really did seem to hope Dany could take Westeros while lifting as few fingers as possible, now sees that there was never any way to achieve that goal without burning a lot of his former comrades alive, and that most of those former comrades were just normal, everyday men who probably didn't deserve to be roasted.
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Their rat-tailed comrades miraculously grew functioning mouse pancreases and the higher power, blessed be, healed the mice with the bounty. Amen!
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These chemicals trigger a behavior among the fellow soldier ants, who grab their wounded comrades and drag them back home to recover.
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MORE: CNN crew caught in ISIS crossfire Abdullah looked aghast as he saw friends and comrades being brought in one after another.
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Knowing that your safety and that of your comrades is at stake makes everyone keenly aware that classified information is no joke.
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According to Love, bandmate Dennis Wilson's "inexplicable" friendship with Manson introduced the latter to many of the Beach Boys' comrades – including Melcher.
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This was the meal that equalized us and brought us to the table, as friends and comrades, with identical glee and excitement.
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Several past leaders of the separatists have fled the region, saying they feared for their lives after their comrades turned on them.
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One young white man carrying the black and white flag of Odinism started brawling with counterprotesters even as his own comrades retreated.
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The robber standing guard radioed his comrades to let them know cops had arrived, and the crew exited the bank, guns blazing.
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According to Love, bandmate Dennis Wilson's "inexplicable" friendship with Manson introduced the latter to many of the Beach Boys' comrades — including Melcher.
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He and his young comrades, some as young as 2000, marched and crawled with loaded guns almost as tall as they were.
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One officer was injured by a shot to her leg, and the video shows her comrades in arms rushing to her rescue.
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Adorable photos of Laika and her doggy comrades wearing vests and space helmets were plastered on everything from cigarettes to children's toys.
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The couple fall in love in prison, and the tension between their roles as comrades, parents, and spouses drives the film's conflict.
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The ex-president has retreated to KwaZulu-Natal, his home province, where he is rallying supporters and grumbling about his comrades' betrayal.
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For more than five decades, Art Rice lived with a secret unknown to parents, schoolmates, Air Force comrades or family – she's transgender.
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One former Al Qaeda member told the AP that he and his comrades turned down an offer of money from the Emiratis.
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One former al-Qaida member told the AP that he and his comrades turned down an offer of money from the Emiratis.
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A Khmer Rouge officer himself, Hun Sen defected to neighboring Vietnam, with whose army he returned to help oust his former comrades.
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While die-hard Trekkers await the cosmic product's release this September, they're joining their comrades on social media to express their excitement.
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When we performed in The Diary Of A Madman eight years ago, I believe we engaged in a journey as artistic comrades.
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The rebels want their captured comrades released, but the government fears the negotiators do not have the authority to end the conflict.
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Deprived of the solidarity of comrades, our visions seem idiosyncratic and quixotic; fortified by our political affiliations, they seem moral and viable.
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During a welcome reception Wednesday, a national committeeman took the stage and, perhaps jokingly, referred to those assembled as "comrades," drawing grimaces.
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It even founded an organisation—called Starfleet—of which Captain Kirk and comrades are officers, with the aims of exploration and diplomacy.
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Bleeding, the 21-year army veteran ordered his comrades to dismount from the burning vehicle and take cover in a nearby building.
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He recalled "naked mountains" where gales thrashed for days, pinning him and his comrades in remote huts or buried in snow-holes.
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Prosecutors, citing the testimony from the soldier's comrades and his apparently calm disposition, see it as an illegal shooting motivated by revenge.
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The bartender reappeared through a window, observing as the comrades filled their glasses with a British brand the color of disinfectant solution.
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He tried to think of home, his wife, and his comrades, but the pain was so unrelenting that his mind went blank.
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The Saturday Profile STUTTGART, Germany — It might have been the 2,000-pound bomb that dropped near him in Afghanistan, killing several comrades.
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These veterans are therefore not medically retired, despite incurring the same kinds of injuries as their comrades who were injured after Sept.
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Baquedano and her comrades are protesting an African palm oil plantation they say Dinant came to control via an illegal land-grab.
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Inside the car, he found the driver dying of his injuries, and two comrades in the back seat bloodied and in shock.
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Amal opened a bottle of Champagne after the meeting to celebrate with her comrades, many of whom helped out during the trial.
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This means Blaakyum and their comrades have to tread carefully, conceding aesthetic or semantic points for the sake of bigger personal victories.
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"Suicide for fear of death," has become a common refrain for those urging comrades to work with Ms. Merkel one more time.
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Mr. Ramaphosa, who heads the A.N.C., needs a strong mandate to execute his reforms and to keep his corrupt comrades at bay.
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Then, on the back of my favorite gorilla comrades, I'll start popping off some of my more intense foes with my rifle.
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The parents had comrades (fellow saints who shared their faith); the children had friends (pseudo-kin who shared their tastes and knowledge).
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No one in leadership would even dream of uttering these call-to-duty words to the grieving loved ones of dead comrades.
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"Comrades, the successful resolution of this matter has great significant consequences for the country and for the African National Congress," he said.
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I am a Nigerian-Ghanaian who pursued an unlikely creative career; here were two comrades at the top of their creative fields.
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A nine-line is a form used by soldiers to radio in a request for a medical evacuation of your injured comrades.
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BunkeredA comedy about a soldier fighting in WWII who tries to cheer up his comrades by performing stand-up in the bunkers.
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The deal was simple: The sicario testified against his former comrades and bosses, detailing the inner workings of a notoriously ruthless cartel.
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In that assault, on Friday, 10 attackers drove onto the country's largest base in the north disguised as soldiers carrying wounded comrades.
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Johnson's earlier advice to Rivera's grieving comrades might well be the same he'd give to those still smoldering over the Smollett case.
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I worry that when my friends, my comrades and I are all dead, our history and our stories will die with us.
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In a dimly lit operating theatre, Kurdish doctors try and fail to resuscitate one young fighter, accidentally gunned down by his comrades.
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A lot of his comrades testified against him at his 1988 trial in Jacksonville, Florida, but he didn't really turn on anybody.
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American troops are helping Iraqi coalition forces battle ISIS to recapture cities Hancock and his comrades fought for more than a decade ago.
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Even though there was no sign of the sniper or his comrades who ruled Bashiqa for two years, peshmerga forces were on edge.
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They taunted the troops, throwing rocks and water bottles at them and kicking one repeatedly as he was helped away by two comrades.
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It was July 20, 2016 at 8:30 AM and my phone was flooded with text messages from friends and comrades facing arrest.
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An exhausted American infantry soldier lies on the ground, among comrades, and drinks from a canteen near the Cambodia–Vietnam border in 1970.
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Service members line up respectfully near coffins and military air transport during services for their dead comrades at Tan Son Nhut Air Base.
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Even without the wine, or a sense of humor on Jon's part, the two comrades have an intense talk about doing what's right.
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In the chaos, the 26-year-old Kaemmerling rushed to help his comrades, and was nearly torn in two by shrapnel and bullets.
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The men on that boat, the people-smugglers who had brought their human cargo to this point, were searching only for their comrades.
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Captured on video by TMZ, McCartney, 73, approached the night club's door with his star-studded comrades before being stopped by a bouncer.
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For six months, he drove a van around Prishtina, where his comrades gave out food packages and taught Kosovars how to hold guns.
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Read more below: Comrades, It gives me great pleasure to announce Joanna Webster as the Managing Editor for Strategy and Operations in EMEA.
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At times, they acted as messengers between fugitives or imprisoned comrades, passing along tiny, folded notes— pizzini —written in a code of glyphs.
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"Some comrades did nothing beyond putting a tick on the ballot, leading to arbitrary voting and a distortion of public opinion," it said.
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A number of writers and intellectuals, some of whom were my building-occupying comrades, expressed "second thoughts" about the radicalism of their youth.
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Harris stressed how important it is that Christian can eventually look back on how much her father's comrades loved her from day one.
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At that point, Jane was high above on a balcony ... still chanting along with her comrades in protest -- but steering clear of arrest.
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Since Xi came to power, a number of Jianguo's Democracy Party comrades have been sent back to prison, and their sentences are heavy.
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The two have been comrades for more than three decades, with Mugabe making him the country's first minister of national security in 1980.
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Each of them was crisply sketched as a character, whereas I emerged from "First Man" with only the slenderest grasp of Armstrong's comrades.
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But later, when she had a chance to escape during another robbery, she instead shot 33 rounds and saved her comrades from arrest.
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North Korea defector flees This footage captured a North Korean soldier fleeing across the demilitarized zone as his former comrades shot at him.
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Mr. Bowen's comrades urged him to see a doctor, prompting a sour discussion about yet another conspiracy they see: the Affordable Care Act.
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In Germany, where a Prime Day strike was also planned, a participant composed an ode called "Flowers of Dignity" for his Minneapolis comrades.
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" "I felt like when I talked to my comrades on the left, it's like, 'Oh god, the climate's going to kill us all.
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But, fresh off proposing to Alex — who said yes — Piper (Taylor Schilling) convinced her fiancée to stay in the bunker with their comrades.
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I know that 13 Syrian families, the relatives of my prison comrades, continue to search for news of their lost sons and husbands.
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Each day, as his comrades pushed deeper into Mosul, he would take his bulldozer and drive into the next Islamic State-held street.
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"Underground" hints at a kind of qualified idealism, suggesting that Mendax and his comrades mostly shunned theft and vandalism in favor of disclosure.
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" But, he said, "the Korean comrades maintained a fairly extreme position and did not show any inclination toward the settlement of the incident.
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He took Beauvoir herself to be the noblest possible exemplar of Parisian loftiness, together with her comrades Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus.
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A 2013 report from Amnesty International said there were at least 10,000 political prisoners in Eritrea, many of whom were Isiais' former comrades.
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The three Canadian comrades went back to Canada for work but vowed that if Andreescu made it to the final, they would return.
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When they saw our villagers, even our comrades, wounded they cared for all on the spot or sent them to the hospital immediately.
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He and his comrades were told that many of the detainees were responsible for 200573/200563 and, given the opportunity, would strike again.
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A convoy of more trucks and vehicles from Mr. Obeidi's militia and others arrived; the survivors loaded their fallen comrades and clambered in.
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In an expanding graveyard in the Iraqi city of Najaf, a militia fighter, Hussein Allawi, pointed out the headstones of comrades killed abroad.
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Two of Lenin's oldest comrades on the party's central committee remained opposed to an immediate revolution and published the date of the event.
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Mendoza could rattle off the names of coaches tossed aside after a losing season, like a veteran recalling comrades lost to ceaseless war.
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"I want to be able to make more friends on the PGA Tour and be able to talk to my comrades," he said.
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In Ocasio-Cortez, comrades everywhere finally have their sleeker, new model, and can finally start to haul the old jalopy off to the junkyard.
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Some have speculated whether friendships between One Direction members remain strong as they pursue solo careers, but Payne is proud of his 1D comrades.
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Gallagher's defense portrayed him as an "old-school, hard-charging warrior" who was targeted by younger "millennial" comrades who harbored "personal animosity" toward him.
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A statue of the Confederate general, along with monuments to two of his comrades, will finally be removed from prominent places around New Orleans.
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You play as a lone member of the team searching for your comrades — all while blowing away the plentiful giant alien bugs you'll encounter.
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Falcon and Winter Solider will follow the two Avengers comrades a little deeper than what fans have seen from the MCU movies, Feige confirmed.
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Also absent were the Felyne, Monster Hunter's cat comrades, and any indication of just how long players will spend turning meat on a stick.
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He was struck by shrapnel from a rocket-propelled grenade and small-arms fire, but repeatedly ran onto the battlefield to rescue his comrades.
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In Britain, as in America, many feminists concerned about transgenderism come from the Left and bemoan a painful lack of solidarity from male comrades.
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Bergdahl, who pleaded guilty to endangering his comrades, was fined, reduced in rank to E1 and dishonorably discharged -- but he received no prison time.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The last North Korean to cross this heavily militarized border was shot by his own comrades, and barely escaped with his life.
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His Bolshevik comrades disposed of the evidence, saving him from execution, but he was sentenced to three months in solitary confinement for his activism.
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Another of his founding Ghetto Gastro comrades, the Bronx-born Malcolm Livingston II, is the pastry chef at Noma, the trailblazing restaurant in Copenhagen.
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Then it struck me: I was running out of time, but it wasn't too late to bid a final farewell to my continental comrades.
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Like their counterparts in Greece's Syriza, Mr Iglesias and his comrades take inspiration from the late Ernesto Laclau, an Argentine sociologist at Essex University.
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They had little support, he alleged, even ammunition, and the dead bodies of their fallen comrades were left to rot in their besieged base.
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DeGuisto said she finds comfort in talking to Bonacasa's wife, and she finds solace in the memories from his comrades at the NYPD precinct.
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Capitulation, in other words, reinforces power, which explains why some victims are as angered by their quiescent comrades as they are by their tormentors.
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Mr Toobin has amassed a mountain of detail on Tania and the SLA, including files that he purchased from one of Tania's SLA comrades.
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Now, he said, he was perfectly willing to fire the same weapon at his former Taliban comrades, if only the government would arm him.
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Ditto their various comrades-in-arms, such as George Osborne on the right, Peter Mandelson on the left and Nick Clegg in the middle.
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Some naïvely view radical Islamists as comrades in arms in the struggle against imperialism and in support of Palestinians, so they overlook reactionary views.
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Some commanders have insisted that comrades of transgender service members continue using pronouns that are at odds with the gender identity of those individuals.
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In her heyday, Rose had her own company and was on a first-name basis with her comrades and competitors: Merce, Twyla, Pina, Paul.
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From the Feldmans' apartment, we jump back to the muddy middle of nowhere—a lonely checkpoint, guarded by Jonathan and three comrades in arms.
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Our conversation had the air of a confessional: of Roy admitting that he and his intellectual comrades had gone wrong, had failed, had sinned.
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By 2000, I had already split with my neoconservative comrades and worked on Buchanan's third-party campaign, which had an anti-American imperialism platform.
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Well, we do share a lot of similarities with our American counterparts, and a lot of our sense of humor with our British comrades.
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"Comrades, generals, admirals, officers," said an announcer, who explained every aspect of the elaborate war games intended to show Russia's iron grip over Crimea.
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Reached by telephone, one of the mujahedeen who captured Mr. Mohammad said the former Soviet soldier willingly joined the fight against his former comrades.
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The teenager, who spoke to Reuters at a Serbian refugee camp where he is now staying with his 15 comrades, identified himself as Sharukhan.
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Spurned by his lover, Kragler takes to the streets and joins the revolution, yet deserts his comrades when Anna comes running back to him.
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Winnie, her best friend Cindy Bruna and 4 of their comrades in arms hopped aboard the yacht of Dave Grutman -- the King of Miami.
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For years afterward he urged his former party comrades to embrace democracy and abandon what he saw as their moribund economic and political ideology.
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After the meeting, I told relevant comrades that they shouldn't be repulsed by his remarks and should study the reasonable parts of his argument.
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But some relatives, expressing bitterness at the way former comrades had ousted Mugabe, had pushed for him to be buried in his home village.
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"I was a little nervous, but the coach comrades, they trusted us and people have been cheering for us," Mr. Kim, the skater, said.
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It was the first time most of the veterans had returned to the country where they left their youth — and some of their comrades.
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Now it appears that even if the convoy does reach Islamic State territory, the fighters' own comrades may not be pleased to see them.
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They're now comrades in art, and the narrator urges Billy to move in, doing Woolf one better with a two-bedroom of one's own.
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We have an association of the American advisers and our Vietnamese comrades, and there is a memorial to our efforts at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Lenin, always insistent, had convinced his reluctant comrades in early 406 that they had no choice but to accept an "obscene" peace with Germany.
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There were signs of the budding tyrant already in Mr. Mugabe's dealings with revolutionary comrades during the liberation wars of the 1960s and '70s.
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But the children of those comrades that we were with, and who are now in Parliament — they are enjoying the fruit and the shade.
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Qassem Soleimani and his comrades who were killed Friday in Iraq in a U.S. drone strike, in the city of Kerman, Iran, Tuesday, Jan.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — They looked like Afghan Army soldiers returning from the front lines, carrying the bodies of wounded comrades as part of the ruse.
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He now claimed that he feared that Mr. Sharif was armed with a bomb and he shot him to protect himself and his comrades.
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"We stand in solidarity with the families of our six comrades who were cowardly murdered in cold blood," the FARC said in a statement.
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But by the turn of the millennium, he had a revelation about who his father was that separated him permanently from his former comrades.
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They told no one of their plans, eliminating the possibility that undercover police had infiltrated the campus, as they worked to round up comrades.
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Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Adam Driver and their "Last Jedi" comrades discuss the difficulties of new relationships, the joys of villainy and those porgs.
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I was supremely ineffective as a teammate (sorry, comrades) but I managed to make myself useful as a medic and an anti-vehicle specialist.
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He explained that as long as he lived, he would be a living witness to his comrades' extraordinary contribution to the anti-Nazi Resistance.
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Comrades and families of the Chinese U.N. peacekeepers killed in a recent attack in South Sudan attend the farewell ceremony at a funeral parlor.
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When Utkin and his comrades deployed to Syria in support of Russia's regular forces, Kabunin went with them, people familiar with the deployment said.
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In fact, I often remind my boss -- who is a Korean War hero -- that without him and his comrades, I literally would not be here.
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A special operations type exercise and also a conventional exercise with our Baltic state comrades, as well as the folks down there in Poland&aposs.
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He and I first met over 45 years ago behind the barricades in Free Derry and we have been friends and comrades since that time.
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Canine comrades Candie and Chipper, members of CBP's "Beagle Brigade," alerted customs officials Sunday to a checked bag from Nigeria at the international baggage claim.
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When the long-awaited second advance guard showed up—now just twenty-two men—they found their comrades malnourished, snakebit, and half-dead with dysentery.
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During his lifetime, the whole of the Tamil world was turned upside down, thanks in large part to his efforts and those of his comrades.
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Just like the others, he said that hearing of the attacks against his comrades and being attacked himself only deepens his commitment to the cause.
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The emotional toll of this can be seen in the glazed, red eyes of one of his comrades, who looks back from a marijuana haze.
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There are words of reassurance for comrades anxious that he is "Olaf Schäuble" or a new incarnation of Wolfgang Schäuble, his skinflint centre-right predecessor.
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On Sunday, police officers lined the streets emotionally overwhelmed by the flood of support for their fallen comrades, cadets between 18 and 23 years old.
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A revolution, two world wars and three decades of scheming against his comrades had clearly taken its toll on the general secretary's grip on reality.
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"I was very sad that my comrades did not win a gold medal," said Rim, who won the women's 69kg title at the 2012 Games.
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Mr. Bundy and his gun-toting comrades argue that a century of federal policies has driven many ranchers into poverty and destroyed the rural economy.
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But when a series of purges put his own life at risk he fled to Vietnam, returning to help oust his former comrades in 1979.
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For the past few years, Andrus and his former WWII comrades have been trying to restore the former ship to sail it to a memorial.
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The script is more interested in what it feels like to be in a firefight, to fight through fears, and to lose comrades in combat.
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This doesn't go over so well with his comrades and their Captain (Sam Worthington), who need to be able to count on him in battle.
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I'll leave you with a few words I share with many of my comrades: 'When God blesses you financially, don't raise your standard of living.
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They saw the people they killed as comrades, in a sense, and dispatching them all so ruthlessly pushed both Carol and Maggie to the brink.
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By firing Mnangagwa, Mugabe has removed one of his last remaining liberation war comrades who have stood by him since independence from Britain in 1980.
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The mission was thought to be near-impossible, and when Doss's battalion was ordered to retreat, the medic refused to leave his fallen comrades behind.
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He pretty much open mouth kisses his comrades, in their wool coats and heavy-rimmed black hats, as he trundles towards this history-changing mission.
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Whereas the vanguardist movement that won is on the prowl for new comrades, the anti-vanguardist movement that lost is looking for people to blame.
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And on April 4th his comrades in Congress called a rally to protest the BJP's "conspiracy to dislodge" elected governments from a series of states.
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According to Halal, an Arab member of his father's unit betrayed his comrades, removing the firing pin on their sole machine gun while they slept.
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Facebook pages are often set up as tributes to fallen comrades, or to encourage activities that show solidarity and spread awareness about suicide's warning signs.
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"Ray was honored to have served his country and to fight among heroes and loved meeting his fellow comrades," his family said in a statement.
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A mobile billboard with art by Michael D'Antuono entitled "Comrades!" depicting President Trump with Russian President Scott Pruitt is seen outside the Capitol on Wednesday.
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"We have to move beyond being allies to being comrades in this struggle," Sean Blackmon said into a megaphone aimed at the crowd of protesters.
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"Left unchecked, a disordered value system threatens to erode the trust of our fellow comrades, our senior leaders, and ultimately the American people," he added.
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The Bolsheviks ultimately won, became the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, and eventually liquidated their comrades in arms in accordance with Marxist comradeship ritual.
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In his online videos, the young, bushy-bearded cleric apppears earnest and amiable while discussing politics and religion with comrades, but thunderous when denouncing enemies.
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Almost all of the female characters in the book receive short shrift, and most are positioned as villains (inasmuch as Beijing Comrades has individual villains).
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After two weeks she's off with Captain Douche flitting around eastern Europe, to join some comrades in the revolution, which—regrettably—will not involve you.
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Grey's Anatomy is returning for season 13 and there's great news for devotees of Meredith Grey and her Seattle Grace Hospital colleagues, comrades, and enemies.
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"It centers on the exploits of two mismatched buddy cops as they seek to protect Communism and comrades from the evils of capitalism," THR writes.
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Hooper and his comrades are the unsung artists of the film industry, which regards them as expendable workers, to be exploited, endangered and cast aside.
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"They did not seek martyrdom in the name of any extraordinary idea," Inge Scholl recalled in her memoir of her siblings and White Rose comrades.
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Howie, a baby wallaby, was brought into an East Harlem animal shelter yesterday and will be placed among its marsupial comrades at the Bronx Zoo.
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In November 1942 he wrote that he had recruited "quite a few comrades" to the party and missed no opportunity to work for the movement.
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It was a close escape for the soldier, who bolted toward the border line just yards ahead of former comrades who had started to shoot.
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"We are in opposition to the current government, and together with my comrades we will do everything for a revolution to happen again," he said.
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But in the immediate aftermath of the attack, the investigation showed, some of Sergeant Allen's comrades were upset with the officers who ordered the operation.
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Fear of political impotence and reluctance to endure the abuse of Corbynite comrades have led to new speculation about the formation of a breakaway party.
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He had not been able to do so: the valley, where Zubair and his comrades had defeated the U.S. military, was now occupied by ISIS .
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The PRC has proven impressively durable, especially when one considers the fact that its communist comrades in the ill-fated Soviet bloc disintegrated long ago.
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The imams told me that none of their close friends or colleagues are in prison, whereas activists all have a long list of jailed comrades.
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You could call it fortunate, but having his own life saved while his former comrades lost theirs became a source of great pain and anguish.
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They said they had received many messages from comrades expressing dismay that a former fellow SEAL would try to unmask them, potentially jeopardizing future missions.
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They now saw less of each other, partly because he was so busy being a neo-Nazi and partly because his comrades would have disapproved.
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Worst of all, many Communists applauded the execution of tens of thousands of Soviet comrades, denouncing those who were executed as bourgeois spies and provocateurs.
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And through Russia Today and other direct or indirect arms of Kremlin propaganda, Putin makes common cause with his old comrades on the far left.
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Video of the incident showed the man fleeing on foot after his vehicle got stuck in a ditch, and being repeatedly shot by his comrades.
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In short, Armstrong is fragile for a variety of perfectly good reasons, not least of which are the deaths of his daughter and NASA comrades.
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If one of your comrades got their heart broken because Jodie came into the picture, fellow troops will be the first to grab shovels for them.
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"Many of us lost good friends and comrades-in-arms and it makes us very emotional for the flag and what it stands for," added Dagan.
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"This is about a mentally handicapped man in Pyongyang, who through the devotion of his family and comrades had a happy and productive life," she explains.
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"Formation" is a powerful and honest account of one woman's inspiring journey to proving her resilience and worth to disdaining comrades in an unforgettably chaotic environment.
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A new arrow called the jaguar deranges your enemy, causing them to turn on their comrades and kill them for you before collapsing in a heap.
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Those Democrats vying for the presidential nomination are sure to run on a message of radical upheaval; their lesser-known comrades might actually get something done.
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A slim-downed executive would be a symbol that the president is less inclined to hand out plum jobs to buy the loyalty of incompetent comrades.
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But not Comer Comrades, the name I just made up for people who are worried the Killing Eve villain is about to get similar mainstream treatment.
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The rise of the Islamic State saw many more of Izzadeen's comrades either jailed or illegally make their way to fight for the newly founded caliphate.
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Part of what's challenging about my beloved comrades of the left is that many of them believe that if we celebrate something, then we'll stop fighting.
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JOHANNESBURG – A South African man who was impaled on a crowbar in a 2015 mining accident has qualified to run in the Comrades ultramarathon on Sunday.
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"Hello hard working comrades," Xi said from open top car reminiscent of the type he rode in during a major military parade in Beijing last year.
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In real life, mid-century surrealism and Marxism didn't fit together the way they do in Thibault and his comrades, at least not for many people.
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An early scene that features one of your comrades sexually harassing another one is framed as pure comedy, and then dropped without a second thought. Ugh.
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The novel was banned during the Cultural Revolution, but even Mao claimed he had read it at least five times and recommended it to his comrades.
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On a hot July afternoon in 2015, Nega packed a suitcase, bade his wife farewell and was driven by comrades to John F. Kennedy International Airport.
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Hossein and his comrades knew of no model for such a bottom-up government, but they understood that whoever ran Saraqib would need strong public support.
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Along with my comrades — college dropouts, failed draft dodgers, intimidating brawny Chechens — I spent the days shoveling snow from place to place with no visible purpose.
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During the 503s Karamollaoglu and Erdogan were comrades in the Welfare Party, which formed Turkey's first Islamist government but was toppled in 1997 and later banned.
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We retreated to the back of the crowd, but soon a thickset man in fatigues and a balaclava began jostling Salinas and calling to his comrades.
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He and his comrades wanted Ortega to agree to early elections, disband the paramilitaries, purge the judiciary, and amend a constitutional clause that permits indefinite reëlection.
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The Colombian government has tried several times to assassinate him, most recently in 2014, when an air strike on his camp killed three of his comrades.
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They are comrades in a common cause for 10 months of the year, but opponents in these two huge competitions, the World Cup and the Copa.
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Or, perhaps, she wants Beijing Comrades to stand on its own before a new audience, much as it did the first time she published it anonymously.
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They excoriate bougie white girls, Bernie bros, transmisogynists, fascists, and the State with gusto, while making time to extend solidarity to their comrades in the struggle.
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Perhaps Post wanted to take audiences down a disconcerting—yet seductive—path; one that echoes the journey of Olivia Benson and her comrades in each episode.
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If divide and conquer was the intent, it succeeded; a rift between Akuno and the Umojas deepened until they were acting more like competitors than comrades.
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The city's residents were left defenseless, allowing a few dozen AQAP fighters to seize government buildings and free 150 of their comrades from the central jail.
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Apparently eager to avoid parallels with the Night Wolves' antics in Crimea, the group's leader, Mr. Zaldostanov, did not join his comrades on their Balkan tour.
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Unlike their celebrated American and British comrades, Canadian veterans of World War II are rarely remembered in triumphant narratives because there were far fewer of them.
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He has been surprised at how well the activists have taken to the program and how quickly they have begun to see the sisters as comrades.
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I'm waiting for a bus to arrive that will ferry me and a handful of my comrades out across the Void to the place we work.
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"Think of me as the mortally wounded soldier who stays behind and holds that line so that my comrades can — " he said, without finishing his sentence.
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Their comrades and commanders have welcomed them, they said, and the military has often been more accepting than the homes and neighborhoods they left to enlist.
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One exhibit recreates the setting of the blood oath ceremony and displays what are said to be the bowl and syringe used by the Thirty Comrades.
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The two women, with their distinctly Parisian air, seem like easy comrades as they fit the American model Cara Taylor with her look for show day.
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"Comrades, Not Colleagues" (colored pencil on paper, 2016) by Sam Pulitzer, a New York artist from New Hampshire, may remind some collectors of scary office politics.
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Some comrades have said that the internet is the 'biggest variable' confronting us, and if it's mishandled it will become a 'peril weighing on our minds.
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It was an important day for the two comrades, but they never expected how when fellow hikers on the trail saw them, they would get emotional.
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"The worst thing in military logic and comrades in the trench is betrayal," said Shervan Darwish, an official allied with the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces.
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There's one particular moment where I even attempted to use my comrades as a human shield — maybe I'm a little more Dark Side than I thought?
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One agent rose through the ranks of fascist stewards, tussling with unwitting 19603 Group comrades, to became Mosley's bodyguard (and facilitate the burglary of his paperwork).
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My cramped and often delayed subway travels (sound familiar airline comrades?) were underground and cut off from email, texts and listening to others on the phone.
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Like Ricardo and Omar, she worries about the killings of her ex-comrades and is frustrated by what she says is the government's failure to deliver.
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You spot the few other travelers at recitals and galleries and become comrades at a glance, comparing hand-scrawled notes as they did a hundred years ago.
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Agents pieced together that the women were "money mules": Their job was to cash out the funds that Slavik and his comrades had siphoned from legitimate accounts.
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Betraying your comrades on the battlefield is one of the most dishonorable things, but betraying your country by joining groups dedicated to its destruction is far worse.
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Busy co-organizing the Speakout with Occupy Museums, I remember breathlessly communicating, organizing, attending meetings, connecting with comrades all in exactly the same state of productive shock.
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They dodge enemy "fire," strap "wounded" comrades to makeshift stretchers, and race bamboo rafts across treacherous waters with all the gusto of kids playing Capture the Flag.
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Harry worked alongside comrades from some of his other charitable expeditions, including David Wiseman, who participated in the Walking with the Wounded trek to Everest in 2012.
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Many of her former comrades-in-arms such as Claire Fox, a member of the European Parliament for the Brexit Party, are prominent in Conservative Eurosceptic circles.
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The resulting explosion left one of the fighters almost entirely deaf; his comrades have spent the decades since shouting into his ear and communicating with hand signals.
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Wearing a T-shirt that says "American Sniper" and a backwards baseball cap, he takes a thick finger and swipes through pictures of dead and wounded comrades.
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Jeffery Nance said he planned to spend Thursday afternoon deliberating the punishment for Bergdahl, who endangered his comrades by walking off his post in Afghanistan in 2009.
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"It would just be Benny's luck to be there at the right moment, with Netanyahu ripe to fall," says one of Mr Gantz's former comrades-in-arms.
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In the letter, the widower consoles his children, writes about his comrades, describes being pinned down by Southern snipers, and discusses a popular topic among soldiers -- food.
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Our service personnel today don't give a damn about the personal lives of their comrades so long as they know they can trust them when it counts.
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Only now, the stakes in Philadelphia are even higher than they were in Vancouver, back when Dean Wilson and his comrades marched that coffin into City Hall.
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But, what Bannon's recollection of "Billy Bush Saturday" does do is put to lie the idea that he and Priebus were great friends and comrades in arms.
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But to thousands of veterans and active-duty soldiers, the 22nd of every month is a reminder to make a suicide prevention spot-check on former comrades.
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In retelling the history, the author seems as blind to this as she is dogged in her biases, making frequent mentions of "freedom fighters", "comrades" and "cadres".
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But having survived difficult situations doesn't necessarily make them comrades, and it might not be productive to collapse their differences for the sake of an uplifting message.
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"Hello, good evening, comrades," Yang said in the video, after "humming marching music" and reciting part of the anthem while miming directing an orchestra, according to Reuters.
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Notably, "A Country Road, a Tree" has only an uncredited bit part for Robert Alesch, the philandering Roman Catholic priest who betrayed Beckett's comrades in the Resistance.
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"We made a counter-attack against the Burmese army, as they did offensive attacks in the land of our comrades," said Arakan Army spokesman Khine Thu Kha.
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A look at her mini-makeover shows that she shed the classic harlequin costume and "Daddy's Lil' Monster" shirt that associated her as one of Joker's comrades.
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The HRW statement on Sunday also quoted an LNA soldier as saying some civilian workers were killed, and that he witnessed nine of his comrades being executed.
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"Beijing Comrades" (which was made into a film, "Lan Yu," by the Hong Kong director Stanley Kwan in 2001) has lingered in the margins far too long.
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Some of the dead were photographed in Red Guard uniforms — military-style clothes, belts and caps, and badges — while their comrades and family stood proudly beside them.
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" Just by working within the system, Pettus and his comrades discovered, a small group of activists "could win control of a large segment of the Democratic Party.
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I've talked to you before about partisanship in the military, and you once said you felt a lot of Democratic views were taboo among your former comrades.
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Hossein had told me that he wished he could step back in time, grab his comrades by the shoulders, and plead with them again not to arm.
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This all happens as Frank is watching his old group of comrades become old, ill, and sometimes die without him even realizing it happened till much later.
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Slayton and Robert Gilruth (Ciaran Hinds) oversee a squad of rivals and comrades, showboats and role players, all of them contending with an invisible, formidable opposing team.
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" In this memoir, the television writer "catalogs the men who should have been comrades and instead were antagonists," said our reviewer, adding: "It's not a short list.
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What I said initially — so often that I came to believe it myself — was that I had been deported to Dachau with my comrades after the strike.
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"This is our time to make a difference," Mr. Boyega's character tells his comrades in arms as a version of Tupac Shakur's "Untouchable" booms during the trailer.
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Writing from the latrine, the only place where lights were still on in the barracks, he said a few of his comrades had been killed in crashes.
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In December 1974 a squad of Sandinista guerrillas stormed a high-society Christmas party in Managua, took the guests hostage and demanded freedom for their imprisoned comrades.
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In 1979, Abouzeid notes, a breakaway faction of the Muslim Brotherhood attacked an artillery school and slaughtered 83 Alawite cadets after separating them from their Sunni comrades.
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He always seemed more moderate than many of his comrades, and enjoyed sitting for interviews with Western reporters and speaking of his dream to turn Somalia around.
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Well comrades, let's make some borsht and drink some vodka because there's nothing Putin loves more than Americans telling the truth about the current state of America.
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That chill also spread to the Donbas trenches, where soldiers like Stas said many of their comrades had been killed while the aid was being held up.
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Toward the end of 2012, Kahlaoui told me, Abu Iyadh and a few of his comrades from prison held a meeting in the southern suburbs of Tunis.
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On a day of heavy fighting, Corporal Hadi Nabil argues with another SWAT -team member before rushing back to the neighborhood of Intisar to retrieve his comrades.
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But unlike his aforementioned comrades in thirst, he's not in the spotlight because of a steamy post — social media might actually have landed him in hot water.
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They, and hundreds of thousands of reservists, look to their commanders, their comrades and their training to find the proper course in the face of great challenges.
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"There are usually two snipers in those fields who shoot at us every day," said Sermaid Ali, as one of his comrades prepared to open fire again.
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O.J. Simpson's actually got some misgivings about his impending release ... he feels a bond with his comrades in lockup and is finding it hard to say goodbye.
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Elidibus, the person who manipulated him and his comrades into causing the Flood of Light in the first place, has chosen this moment to make his return.
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During an interview, two of his comrades showed a spreadsheet with hundreds of names, ages, ranks and identification numbers — people they said were interested in joining them.
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There are a lot of boozy dinners with colleagues and comrades that are indistinguishable in most respects from boozy dinners with well-behaved adults who aren't artists.
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A militant commander was killed in a Bahraini commando raid last year along with several comrades headed to Iran on a speedboat after they staged a prison break.
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Adults want a tormented Wonder Woman grieving for fallen comrades, not a cheerful Wonder Woman using her magic lasso to make dignified Amazon doctors stand on their heads.
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Now a firebrand media personality, Bruce went on to pen a book, The New Thought Police, and became a persona non grata for many of her former comrades.
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In a happier, better world, I would be in Aegina writing my [books] without the chores of electoral politics or the nastiness that one encounters even amongst comrades.
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Visitors can gawk at bullet holes marking the site where a North Korean soldier staged a dramatic defection in Panmunjom in November, under fire from his former comrades.
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"My endless love has blossomed in the bosom of my comrades," Pak joins in, the love in his eyes for the people around him both sorrowful and warm.
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One hopes he is aware that he's not deciding the future of one man who betrayed his comrades, but the state of military discipline for generations to come.
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Fury's prioritization of life is what guides him and Steve Rogers, who similarly disobeyed orders in World War II to save his comrades, to take down Project Insight.
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After the hearing, Bundy's attorney, Mike Arnold, read a statement on behalf of his client urging federal authorities to let his comrades leave the compound without being prosecuted.
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Yet even as he hardened his heart against leaving, his comrades hardened theirs against him, threatening to support an opposition-sponsored vote of no confidence on February 15th.
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There have also been two standalone story expansions, as well as a massively multiplayer add-on called "Comrades," that fills in a large gap in the story's timeline.
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Relaying its version of events, the defense ministry said that in the clash, the soldier died while acting as "shooter" for his comrades in the lead military vehicle.
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The son and grandson of admirals, he refused the offer of a preferential release from the infamous Hanoi Hilton prison camp until his comrades could also go home.
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One notoriously rule-breaking summer, my camp directors inserted a "List of Fallen Comrades" in our year-end slideshow, a reminder of the many staff who were axed.
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Coldplay made it clear with a moving tribute during their concert ... Chester Bennington's death is still weighing heavily on the minds of his comrades in the music biz.
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David Cameron, Theresa May, Alan Johnson and their comrades will be challenged to justify numbers, apologise for crimes by recent arrivals, ruminate on refugee-terrorists and the like.
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On the battlefield, for example, soldiers are enjoined by the imperative of courage not to run in the face of enemy fire or to leave their comrades behind.
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Stalin had just murdered hundreds of thousands of his own citizens, staged show trials of his former comrades, and carried out purges of putative socialist allies in Spain.
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If there's a data point that makes Americans look better than our cynical comrades across the pond, it's that we're more likely to tolerate offensive speech than Europeans.
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The tank crashed into an embankment, and in an effort to free himself and help his comrades, Maes' leg, which was stuck under the turret gear, came off.
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In a telephone interview, Mr. Basir proudly described how he and his son hurried to the fight together, with Mr. Muhammad turning his gun against his old comrades.
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"As a commander, and working closely with my Afghan comrades every day, this is a big difference — it enables them to retain the initiative against the enemy," Gen.
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In the nineteen-seventies, he and Ortega were comrades, leaders of the insurrection against the dictator Anastasio Somoza Debayle, whose family had run the country for four decades.
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Our comrades at other outlets like the Washington Post and Wired have also taken the leap and been open with their readers about the change and its challenges.
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These players, 99.99% of whom have not served their country, simply do not understand why I and my veteran and active duty comrades find their behavior extremely distasteful.
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Take, for example, this description of Handong and Lan Yu's second meeting: Due to the subject matter, Beijing Comrades has never been published in print in mainland China.
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And in an age when queer publishing is drying up, Beijing Comrades may have continued to exist only in digital form were it not for the Feminist Press.
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Wearing police union shirts and caps and holding picket signs, he and his two comrades were among the first attendees waiting to greet de Blasio when he arrived.
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We see her at her home entertaining and in the market; we see her surrounded by friends like Miguel Covarrubias; we see her with comrades, artists, traveling companions.
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The veterans' more strategic goal was to reclaim the legacy of their fallen comrades, which the survivors say is being stolen, and to preserve it for future generations.
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Or would they prefer a world with some humane norms that their less fortunate comrades would need — and, in fact, they themselves favored until they became the winners?
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Sitting in a cafe overlooking the square, joined by other comrades in arms from the fight against Communism, he said this moment was different but no less important.
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Since then, it has become clear she remains a target, and at least three comrades in Canada report pressure from Chinese security services over their ties to her.
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Mr. Storm is apparently now hiding in a village in Denmark, saying he is fearful of his former comrades in the jihadist network who have threatened him online.
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Just hours before the violence began, Aung Thein Mya sat down with his comrades and ate the curry in view of the people he was about to massacre.
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Prisoners tried to bury their fallen comrades and record their names and locations, but often had no tools or paper to write on, an Army report said later.
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Comrades vividly described the shot that felled Sergeant Allen, and the Taliban attack that left half of his six-man team wounded almost immediately after the fighting began.
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The protesters cowered in groups of five or six behind makeshift shields; one would suddenly tumble to the ground and be carried off by comrades on a stretcher.
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" — Squidge Bailey, Brooklyn A great many comrades want more episodes, spinoffs or connections, and they have ideas — plausible or not — to pitch to FX. "They become 'The Canadians.
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But there are no Gettysburgs or Omaha Beaches for people like him — no heroic charge with his comrades by his side — nor even a decisive Alamo-style defeat.
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Some of Zubair's comrades remained to launch attacks on Afghan government forces; Zubair asked to be sent to neighboring Nangarhar Province, where there were still foreigners to fight.
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"He wanted to stay in the fight," said a current member of his E.O.D. unit who, like all of his active-duty comrades, asked not to be named.
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Its exterior walls are now tattooed with murals and graffiti and draped with banners covered in hand-painted slogans demanding the liberty of imprisoned comrades and urging revolution.
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When he came back around to the near side of the moon he used a telescope to search for his comrades on the surface but couldn't spot them.
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Addressing NCRI members, McCain congratulated them on their successful relocation from Iraq and lauded their perseverance and steadfastness despite enduring great calamities and losing many of their comrades.
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"I'm tired," Martine told Reuters at one of his CGT trade union's branch offices as comrades planned their next course of strike action against the president's pension reform.
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In the early days of the Shield, he said, a group of 20 invaders on horseback had captured him and two comrades while they were out cutting firebreaks.
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Hanning's attorney said his client was sent to Auschwitz after he was wounded in battle and commanders twice rejected his request to rejoin his comrades on the front.
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" Brown undertook the book so as not to become "one of those duped comrades who found out too late that the survival manual contained a pack of lies.
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President Woodrow Wilson and the State Department encouraged Sisson to collect evidence that Lenin and his comrades were German pawns, which would support the administration's anti-Bolshevik policies.
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Hun Sen's dominance dates from 1985, when he became prime minister under the patronage of occupying Vietnamese forces he had helped to drive out his former Khmer Rouge comrades.
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The defector, identified only by his family name of Oh, was shot at least four times by his former comrades during his daring escape into South Korea last week.
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By all accounts, he was an influential member of the hacktivist collective during its most consequential period, but he has so far escaped the fate of his former comrades.
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They "defected", in Indian political argot, by resigning—ditching their comrades in the Congress party and Mr Kumaraswamy's provincial party, in favour of Mr Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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Does this mean that those of us with major zits are less likely to get psoriasis or don't have to wear as much SPF as our clear-complexioned comrades?
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"This rumor has created panic among our followers across Afghanistan and Pakistan," the senior Taliban member said by phone, adding he was telling his comrades to ignore the report.
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On July 17th thousands of older pro-democracy activists, describing themselves as "silver-haired", marched in central Hong Kong in support of their younger comrades on the front lines.
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Ants are capable of amazing prosocial behaviors, such as creating bridges and life rafts out of their bodies, collecting wounded comrades from the battlefield, and even administering medical care.
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When the three remaining defenders return to the police station to greet their comrades in the waiting room, Foggy and Karen start crying when they realize Matt isn't coming.
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The jihadists in Raqqa, like their comrades in Mosul, have also begun to herd civilians into buildings to use them as human shields against air strikes and artillery fire.
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But the aid plan was suspended, he said, after the Russians asked him and his comrades to gather 300 fighters and they could not immediately muster more than 200.
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Their doubts were exacerbated, they say, by how few of his comrades visited them afterward and by the difficulty they had wresting documents about his death from the military.
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Pete Dern lays in agony on a driveway surrounded by a half-dozen of his comrades, a neighbor's cell phone camera rolls on what would become a viral video.
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But, despite organizers tweeting that 26 comrades were arrested and crowdfunding bail money, I have yet to see coverage that speaks to either the NLG or organizers about it.
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Now he's turning to those comrades for help in completing his new film—with a Kickstarter campaign that will fund its post-production, art direction, costumes, and original score.
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Mr Zuma's latest defeats provide even more reasons for his ANC comrades to push him aside when the ruling party meets near Johannesburg to elect new leaders this weekend.
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When she travels South to sing at a private birthday party, the evening suddenly turns violent when Guerrilla soldiers take everyone hostage while demanding freedom for their jailed comrades.
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Aleppo has become a 'ghost city' Rebel commanders refuse to leave Meanwhile, rebel commanders stuck steadfastly to their positions, refusing to abandon territory their comrades fought and bled for.
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She felt ready to take on her new role, but couldn&apost help thinking of comrades who had dreamed of a day like this, but died before it came.
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As head of intelligence for the outlawed ANC under apartheid he was privy to sensitive information which he has threatened to use against former comrades in the liberation struggle.
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After over a month, and several missed deadlines for the AFP to clear the city of militants, a hard core of several dozen of his former comrades stubbornly remain.
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According to Army Radio, the soldier arrived on the scene after other troops determined the Palestinian no longer posed any danger, and twice told comrades he "deserves to die".
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Local news website Aden al-Ghad showed pictures of soldiers picking up bloodied comrades in uniform from the ground and witnesses said ambulances with blaring sirens collected the wounded.
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The decision to replace him with the 44-year-old Anton Vaino fits a broader pattern of Mr Putin's old comrades being pushed out in favour of younger loyalists.
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