In the community, this scenario is labeled a "white hat counterattack"—a counterattack done by good hackers.
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Lukaku struck in the 48th minute after a swift counterattack.
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The risk now is that he delivers a proportionate counterattack.
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They had promised recently that they would mount another counterattack.
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The counterattack is being led more by Democrats than Republicans.
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Belgium's counterattack looks more fearsome, but fizzles quickly as well.
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Ten minutes later, Asensio, on the counterattack, scored the winner.
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Other games we win off our counterattack or power play.
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The U.S. says it notified Russia before launching its counterattack.
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But the rapid gains also left the soldiers vulnerable to counterattack.
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The President has unleashed a forceful counterattack against Comey via Twitter.
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Then Pittsburgh, as it often does, struck with a quick counterattack.
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The president's team is also crafting its counterattack on the report.
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But, he added, unleashing a counterattack may not be the answer.
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Behind the trenches, alongside the road, tanks are angled to counterattack.
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On Monday, rebels said they mounted a counterattack against government forces.
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The U.S. responded with a large jet and helicopter-led counterattack.
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But the counterattack was underway by the time communications were established.
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But by the time communications were established, the counterattack was underway.
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After the counterattack, US forces took the bells as a war trophy.
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Roosh urged his supporters to "counterattack" and threaten his feminist nemeses online.
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Russia never forgets, doesn't forgive, and is ready to launch a counterattack.
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Saudi Arabia, like most underdogs, probably expected to counterattack in this game.
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Colombia then makes some noise on the counterattack, but it leads nowhere.
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There were only minutes to counterattack before they could strike Soviet cities.
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Yet as my physicians use their weapons to counterattack, collateral damages mount.
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It is not a perfectly-timed tackle, or an astutely-triggered counterattack.
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"The lower castes don't have the critical numbers to counterattack," he said.
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His backheel pass helped start a counterattack by Arsenal against Crystal Palace.
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Thus far, however, it has been slow to respond to the rebel counterattack.
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Eventually, the Indians try to evict the snipers in a disastrous nighttime counterattack.
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"Talking about Carly Fiorina's face was not a counterattack or counterpunch," Cooper said.
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She'll be responsible for leading the counterattack out of the defensive midfield position.
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It is that feeling of legitimacy that their counterattack would rip from Republicans.
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"They were just defend, defend, defend and play counterattack," the Portuguese star said.
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Or is a counterattack, substantive rebuttal, or pivot a better use of time?
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Only a late-arriving Tottenham foot at the other end thwarts the counterattack.
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A badly rattled President Park began drinking heavily and contemplating a major counterattack.
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There were only minutes to counterattack before the missiles could strike Soviet cities.
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On the counterattack, Mexico caught the United States with too many players upfield.
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One described Clinton's powerful and well-organized ground operation — and Trump's frazzled counterattack.
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It's up to us who believe in open society to wage an intellectual counterattack.
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Early Metroids are pretty simple, going down with a counterattack and a few rockets.
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There were conflicting reports as of late Saturday about the success of the counterattack.
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Burak Yilmaz struck early, rounding off a swift counterattack 10 minutes into the game.
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"This was a rare victory against pharma and this is their counterattack," said Rep.
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Villa-Boas's preferred method of play is to counterattack, and his catchword is caution.
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He is strong, sharp and powerfully focused on leading the counterattack on the Coronavirus.
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The left, up to now, has offered little in the way of a counterattack.
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But anything is better than letting her turn and start a counterattack, I guess.
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Mexico tries for a counterattack but Hirving Lozano is caught in the offside trap.
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A South Korean counterattack led to a long, speedy run from halfway by Son.
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But this looked more like a gesture of defiance than a well-judged counterattack.
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But officials hinted that some elements of the White House's counterattack still haven't been revealed.
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Trump and the Republicans, meanwhile, are mounting a counterattack on every platform, including the web.
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"IS are very adept at being able to put themselves on the counterattack," Stephens said.
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" Williams also led a counterattack alongside Afghan commandos when the group faced "some 200 combatants.
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"Everyone is joined in opposition against the common enemy supporting the government's counterattack," it said.
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It prompted a ferocious counterattack by the South Vietnamese Army, with support from American forces.
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Iraqi forces surrounding the area have been bogged down by a fierce Islamic State counterattack.
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In the second half, Leicester looked more dangerous on the counterattack and from open play.
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That drew the attention of General Zahid, who had gone there to supervise a counterattack.
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Dortmund makes it look easy on the counterattack, and is up 2-1 on aggregate.
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President Donald Trump's allies went on the counterattack Saturday after tributes to the late Sen.
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They can't counterattack these economic developments and perceptions simply by continuing their attacks on Trump.
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At the heart of the counterattack is the claim that impeachment is a radical action.
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On November 23rd the jihadists, who number about 2,000, took advantage of the fog to counterattack.
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Russia will push as far as it can to achieve its objectives -- without risking damaging counterattack.
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Chicharito starts the counterattack and Chucky Lozano finishes it to give Mexico the 1-0 lead!
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He authorized a counterattack as Putin was backing soldiers inside of Syria, killing hundreds of Russians.
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It wasn't the first instance that Barrow provided some well-needed interstitial tissue on the counterattack.
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After holding off AlphaStar's initial attack, MaNa pushed his army out onto the map to counterattack.
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Pelle made it 2-0 in extra time with a well-struck volley after a counterattack.
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There was no broader counterattack from his campaign or his allies, a remarkable silence after Mrs.
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The Ethereum developers used the same weak point for the counterattack as the original attackers used.
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When Roma conceded possession in the Chelsea half, Hazard used his pace to launch a counterattack.
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Amid all these developments that have aided the counterattack, net-rushing has become an incidental tactic.
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Liverpool can press like City, can counterattack like City, and can sweep teams aside like City.
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Mohammed Raiger, said his forces had mounted a counterattack about 15 miles west of the city.
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On a counterattack following a turnover, Ronald Matarrita passed to Moralez charging down the left side.
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The men sent journalists, including me, back to the rear, as they braced for a counterattack.
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The museum remained within the range of Islamic State snipers, making it vulnerable to a counterattack.
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Belgium scored the decisive goal on a counterattack just after a corner had been taken by Neymar.
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" Cooper repeated, "Talking about Carly Fiorina's face was not a counterattack or counterpunch, that was just … mean.
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Klopp's team regroups, rejoins, and then starts hunting the ball again, ready to pounce on the counterattack.
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After Cohen's guilty plea, the risk of an explosive counterattack from the president is also even higher.
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" Boban's counterattack has been called "the kick that started the war" and "the day the war started.
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British officers set up a command post inside the Bost and coordinated the joint Afghan-British counterattack.
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Mr. Jordan has vehemently denied that he knew of the abuse and has mounted an aggressive counterattack.
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He had an aggressive P.R. firm on retainer, ready to counterattack the second Bharara made his announcement.
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The main purpose is to stimulate defense and counterattack in case of war with NATO member countries.
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No apologies, no acceptance of responsibility, only techniques of denial and counterattack — that smacked of Donald Trump.
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The Foreign Ministry called the threats "typical bullying" and said Beijing would hit back with a counterattack.
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Soon after the Marines moved further inland, the Japanese defenses came alive and launched a full counterattack.
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That counterattack could be with similar taxes, or with far more aggressive ones than the US established.
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The White House will be under constant fire, and that means they'll likely go on a counterattack.
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And we have been prepared to deter, to counterattack such attacks on the part of the United States.
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As of Tuesday, US officials maintained that roughly 100 pro-regime forces had been killed in the counterattack.
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It's a global jihadist counterattack, violence across the heartland of the Muslim world, more and more innocents dying.
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Social media and online gaming giant Tencent Holdings Ltd has even gone on the counterattack against "sang" culture.
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A response could be public or private, and it could involve sanctions, diplomatic warnings or even a counterattack.
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" One of his cardinal rules was "Attack, attack, attack—never defend" and "Admit nothing, deny everything, launch counterattack.
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New York (CNN Business)What's a better counterattack against the savory breakfast items sold by Wendy's and McDonald's?
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China's counterattack can be replicated, Dr. Aylward said, but it will require speed, money, imagination and political courage.
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Dan Bearse, a rifleman with the 242nd Infantry in the counterattack, recounted the events in an oral history.
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On this cold winter morning, ISIS were taking advantage of the mist at daybreak to launch a counterattack.
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The key question now is whether the American counterattack tamps down the cycle of violence or escalates it.
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Insurgent factions said they seized three key villages in the Hama countryside late on Thursday in their counterattack.
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The Blue Team, mostly over on the left of the screen, comes in to do a little counterattack.
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"To counterattack in response to pressure is a standard part of the Iranian playbook," Maloney also tweeted on Monday.
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If the government decides that a cyber attack injured people or destroyed property, it can launch its own counterattack.
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Clinton's counterattack is a blizzard of white papers — an argument based not on passion but on competence and preparedness.
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Last week, a Republican congressman proposed a "cyber self defense" bill, which would allow companies to counterattack against hackers.
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This bundle will train you how to counterattack cybercriminals who are out to wreak havoc on corporations and individuals.
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Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain's heroic counterattack and how he saved the US army from the Confederates at Little Round Top.
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The group has also prepared a vicious counterattack on Mr. Trump's marital history, which includes two divorces and infidelity.
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To them, "Hysteria" is not a dirty word anymore, rather it's embraced as a counterattack to the punk patriarchy.
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But the former slaves launched a counterattack that was so successful they were officially freed and granted a settlement.
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Each side has been reluctant to start a major conflict, fearing that the other could stage a devastating counterattack.
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Portugal, on the other hand, waits and waits and then breaks out like a stolen Ferrari on the counterattack.
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In one counterattack, the Chilean actor Pablo Schwartz posted a video of himself pondering a mound of white powder.
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Bednarek gets a yellow card, the first of the match, for a foul to snuff out a Colombian counterattack.
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The White House will leave it to the Republican National Committee and its surrogates to counterattack against Mr. Comey.
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It has quietly amassed an army of children and family creators and executives who have been stockpiling counterattack content.
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"Painting me and Darren Byler as intelligence agents is a very poorly done, crude, smearing counterattack," Mr. Zenz said.
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At the White House, press secretary Sarah Sanders held a previously unscheduled briefing to press home the President's counterattack.
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And during this interlude I can still get to a lot of his shots, surviving long enough to counterattack.
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North Korea knows that an invasion would kill those American troops, which would force the United States to counterattack.
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As ISIS fighters sent a car bomb towards him, Keating led a team to counterattack with sniper and rocket fire.
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Instead, they seized on the relative calm to launch a counterattack at the end of October to break the siege.
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The group said the assault was successfully repelled and was followed by a counterattack in which rebels captured several positions.
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The ICBMs were designed in the 1950s as the first means of counterattack in a nuclear war against the Soviets.
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This counterattack push resulted in close-quarter battle wherein Taliban fighters were often less than 20-meters away, Romesha explained.
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Designer Tomislav Uzelac's original wargame of the Nazi blitzkrieg on Stalingrad and eventual Soviet counterattack was a masterpiece of simplicity.
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"The community needs to spam the network so that it can mount a counterattack," Stephan Tual, an employee with Slock.
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On Thursday, the White House condemned the Iranian strikes and defended Israel's counterattack, calling it an act of self-defense.
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And from there, the campaign — this is sort of what I call Theranos' scorched earth counterattack — kind of escalated. Why?
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We learned that even two seconds of not concentrating on what you're doing can produce a counterattack and a goal.
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Former American officials involved say that the king worried an American counterattack might embroil the kingdom in conflict as well.
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If the Cubs, trailing by four games at that point, had a chance for a final counterattack, that was it.
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After a failed Russian counterattack, Suarez claps on to a bad back pass, dribbled into the box and fires. Blocked.
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The main purpose of its exercise is to stimulate defense and counterattack in case of war with NATO member countries.
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Qassem Soleimani, pro-Iranian disinformation has inundated Twitter, exaggerating the number of Americans injured by the Iranian counterattack on Jan.
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Michael Ngadeu scored the first goal in the 72nd minute, and Christian Bassogog rounded off a counterattack in injury time.
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Globalization and the internet may have made the world smaller, but now we're experiencing a counterattack, the regionalization of truth.
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Sometimes he can be at walking pace during a game but he's always looking for space to launch a counterattack.
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He said last week that he thought the ad was "particularly racist," but feared that a counterattack would fan the flames.
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In theory, the United States can respond to state-sponsored hacks with economic sanctions, a cyber counterattack, or even military force.
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In a legal counterattack, Najib is suing three top officials involved in the investigation into the fund, 1Malaysia Development Berhad (13MDB).
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Instead, he said the officers' counterattack prevented the shooter from attacking additional students because he "continued to engage just with" police.
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The most notable additions to this entry are a new defensive mechanic called reversal edge, allowing you to counterattack while guarding.
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Chad has sent 2,000 troops to Niger to prepare a counterattack against the group, two senior military sources said on Wednesday.
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But a preemptive U.S. attack on the North's capabilities would, in turn, risk a devastating North Korean artillery counterattack on Seoul.
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Just over three minutes later, Anderson notched his second goal of the night with an unassisted effort off another quick counterattack.
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Trump is waging a more holistic war against a shared, objective set of facts, and it requires an equally holistic counterattack.
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The Georgian midfielder Tornike Okriashvili scored in the 40th minute after a bad pass by Jordi Alba led to a counterattack.
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In the days following the hack and Robin Hood Group's counterattack, the community speculated about the possibility of a soft fork.
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Eden Hazard gets a yellow there for breaking up the counterattack by dragging down Matuidi, but he had to do it.
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Liverpool could not find its rhythm in possession and, until the final kick of the game, was indecisive on the counterattack.
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For many months the players traded what would be described as haymakers in boxing, with each attack met by a counterattack.
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Giroud had also played a role in the sweeping counterattack that started inside Arsenal's half and ended with the opening goal.
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"We were impressed by the counterattack by the bulls," JC O'Hara, chief market technician at MKM Partners, said in a note.
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"The exercise is not directed against any third party" and will focus on "maneuver defense, firepower strikes and counterattack," it added.
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After a while, the hiders learned a counterattack: they could freeze the ramps in place so the seekers couldn't move them.
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Any attempt to do so, many say, would provoke a brutal counterattack against South Korea too bloody and damaging to risk.
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We learned on Thursday that one of their primary targets for counterattack, the whistleblower, will not be easily dismissed or discredited.
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A stronger counterattack against the IRA or Russia writ large might only set off the next round of that tit-for-tat.
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Despite the compromising tone, Iglesias also used the interview to counterattack Sanchez, saying that his calling the negotiations dead was an error.
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Over the past month, the rebels' situation had unexpectedly improved, thanks largely to a Nusra Front-led counterattack against Syrian government forces.
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He said US troops also arrived to advise Afghan commando units involved in the counterattack but did not participate in offensive operations.
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"Even if we had less possession of the ball on some counterattack we could have scored more goals I think," Deschamps said.
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" In 2015 it reported that one "method used by the government is to counterattack or sanction in response to damaging media reports.
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Cable and broadband companies like AT&T, Verizon, Time Warner and others have launched an aggressive counterattack in support of Pai's plan.
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North Korea has increasingly turned to cyberweapons as a way of exacting a price on its adversaries without provoking a major counterattack.
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The crowd would surge forward, then the police would throw tear gas and counterattack, and the crowds would retreat in a panic.
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Los Ticos pack eight defenders behind the ball at all times, and don't counterattack so much as hope to find a goal.
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One of the key architects of President Donald Trump's domination of Facebook in 2016 has joined a progressive group leading the counterattack.
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He called the bombing a "counterattack," a response to government raids at Ruby Ridge, in Idaho in 1992, and outside Waco, Tex.
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It is Schumer and Pelosi who have led the most visual and verbal counterattack against the White House during this shutdown drama.
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When Canada spoke out this August against the arrest of women's rights activists, Saudi Arabia launched an aggressive and punitive diplomatic counterattack.
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This was London's counterattack: to show that it takes more than a murderous rampage through Westminster to shut down this mighty city.
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"If you look at the last winners of the Premier League, they played defensive football, counterattack football," he said of the Blues.
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While obviously disturbing, Redlener said that's a better scenario than the alternative: a radar tech glitch, which could have triggered a counterattack.
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Google launched a strong counterattack on Amazon's Alexa, says The Verge's Ashley Carman on the latest episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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A variety of cruise missiles were used in the strikes to distance allied ships, aircraft and one American submarine from a potential counterattack.
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That counterattack appeared to stretch a bit further on Monday, as Malaysian authorities announced the country's first ISIS attack, the Associated Press reported.
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But Cruz manufactures an atmosphere of menace in which there is no room for compassion, for moderation, for anything but dismantling and counterattack.
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U.S. forces took the bells after a brutal counterattack that killed anywhere from hundreds to thousands of people in the Philippines, historians say.
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" He also said North Korea's forces should be "ready for immediate nuclear counterattack to cope with the enemy's maneuvers for a nuclear war.
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Clint Romesha asked his fellow soldiers if there were any volunteers to help him lead a counterattack to take back the front gate.
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Read more: Walmart launches its Amazon Prime Day counterattack with thousands of dealsIn fact, more than 250 retailers are expectedoffer promotionsaccording to RetailMeNot.
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Mr. Han said South Korea and the United States had been preparing for the new threat by upgrading their surveillance and counterattack abilities.
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THE TEAM'S STYLE OF PLAY WILL BE DEFENSIVE, AND DIVISIVE Mourinho likes his players to press defensively, to play physically and to counterattack.
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But in doing so, he will open himself up to a strong counterattack about dubious business tactics, bankruptcies and schemes like Trump University.
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Will the moderators ask questions designed to give Harris another opening to attack Biden or hand Biden a layup opportunity for a counterattack?
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Clinton's ground game is both better and more extensive than Trump's, which serves to partially counterattack his more geographically efficient base of support.
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The second type requires mastering—of recognizing a pattern, planning a strategy ahead of time, and adjusting one's gameplay to launch a counterattack.
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The security personnel released the younger Guzman after a furious assault by heavily armed gunmen — a counterattack led by another of Guzman's sons.
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The European Union has announced its counterattack, including taxing U.S. goods like Harley-Davidsons and filing a challenge with the World Trade Organization.
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The final moment of the first leg was a Barcelona counterattack, led by Messi, sprinting the full length of the Camp Nou field.
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Ms. Pelosi and her political lieutenants laid out their counterattack: Democrats would talk about pre-existing conditions and millions of people losing coverage.
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Though he has proclaimed himself as "independent," his fierce, intemperate counterattack presented him as a man eager to retaliate against his perceived detractors.
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While being shelled during the Arab-Israeli war in 1973 in an Arab counterattack on the Syrian front, she continued to take pictures.
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But pockets of poverty hurt everybody because of the human potential wasted, the political counterattack, and because such communities too easily become unsafe.
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Mr. Trump opened a direct counterattack on Friday against the whistle-blower, whose identity is unknown, as are many details about the complaint.
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Mao did not hesitate to unleash a huge counterattack on a nuclear superpower when United States soldiers in Korea neared the Chinese border.
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After dominating Chelsea during the first quarter of the match, West Ham was stung by a counterattack set up by N'Golo Kanté's interception.
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A surprise American nuclear attack would offer the greatest chance of eliminating the North Korean nuclear arsenal and of preventing a conventional counterattack.
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Hazard, who plays for Chelsea, took command of a blistering Belgian counterattack after being played the ball after a series of beautiful passes.
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"It has quietly amassed an army of children and family creators and executives who have been stockpiling counterattack content," writes The Times' Brooks Barnes.
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From a counterattack one of the Swedish players slipped and surrendered possession, the South Africans recycled the ball and it fell to their taliswoman.
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" The dictator added: "And we should always be ready for immediate nuclear counterattack to cope with the enemy&aposs maneuvers for a nuclear war.
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By ensuring the prospect of massive devastation to an enemy through counterattack, weapons of total destruction can – by design – succeed in keeping the peace.
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If his team is playing Manchester City, for example, his tactic might be to contain and counterattack through the creative French midfielder Dimitri Payet.
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It would undermine his political image and philosophy and require him to admit he's wrong and to temper instincts that force him to counterattack.
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Trump administration officials said the arrest reflected a more determined counterattack against a threat that has infuriated some of the country's most powerful corporations.
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On Tuesday, Senegal played with two pure strikers as they allowed Poland to have 27 percent of possession and looked to counterattack off mistakes.
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One team builds up, looking for a well-executed goal, while the other sits back, absorbs the pressure, and tries to spring a counterattack.
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He said that many Taliban fighters had taken refuge in people's homes, but that government forces were preparing a counterattack to recover lost ground.
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Jesse Lingard goes flying on a counterattack and receives the pass from Raheem Sterling in the box, but it's tackled away by Davinson Sánchez.
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So researchers are investigating treatments that help the human immune system quickly lock on to the SARS-CoV-2 virus and mount a counterattack.
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In a failed January 5-7 counterattack at Gambsheim, units from all three regiments were combined in a patchwork force that was ultimately repulsed.
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Chelsea appeared more likely to score on the counterattack in the first half, but Tottenham used a break to devastating effect just before halftime.
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In other words, Stone appears to be taking a page out of his own playbook: deny everything and launch a counterattack against your enemies.
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Nguyen stages the confrontation in the language of military surveillance and "counterattack," with echoes of a harrowing home invasion from earlier in the story.
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US F-22 stealth jets, F-15 fighters, and MQ-9 drones were involved in the counterattack according to US Air Forces Central Command.
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An American attack that truly caught North Korea by surprise could minimize the effectiveness of a North Korean counterattack — but not eliminate the possibility.
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The U.S. mounted a ferocious counterattack using AC-130 gunships, jet warplanes, and Apache attack helicopters, and within three hours had repelled the attackers.
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Petrov correctly assumed it was a false alarm and decided not to report it to his superiors, thus preventing a counterattack and nuclear Armageddon.
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Madeline (who is protective of Jane and Ziggy) plans a counterattack, an outing to Disney on Ice on the same day as Amabella's big party.
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The fear is that an authorized counterattack would use the same techniques and violate constitutional protections for Americans or the rights of innocent civilians abroad.
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Their attitude of bemused indifference suddenly gave way to an aggressive and energetic counterattack, which was helped by a bizarre incident late in the campaign.
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Street Fighter gives every character options for dealing with each kind of offensive attack, including parry or counterattack moves to deploy at the right time.
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A CNN team encountered about 200 people, including dozens of children, who had left their homes near the Tigris River, fearful of an ISIS counterattack.
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Court documents say that when SNM fighters eventually attacked the brigade's headquarters in 1988, Ali paused to order a counterattack before shooting Warfaa five times.
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As soon as its human's orange-colored lightsaber is out, the pup has the perfect counterattack — and he didn't even need to use The Force.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis hinted on Monday about the existence of military options on North Korea that might spare Seoul from a brutal counterattack.
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Jones knew Australia would stick to its high-risk attacking style despite the conditions, so England kicked the ball away, inviting the Wallabies to counterattack.
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That prompted a ferocious counterattack from Mr. Trump, demanding why she had not done more to improve the economy during her years in public life.
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By contrast, Trump's nuclear review reportedly warns that a major hacking event or an online assault on US financial infrastructure could warrant a nuclear counterattack.
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It's the ultimate worry: the White House orders some type of strike, perhaps against Iranian-backed fighters in Syria, and Tehran retaliates in a counterattack.
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Right after Russia had a golden opportunity on a counterattack, Croatia scores a dagger of a goal off a corner kick on the other end.
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Much of that money was made abroad, though, and a counterattack aimed at Boeing could reverberate into the farthest reaches of the nation's industrial economy.
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Several supporters said they appreciated her willingness to go after Trump, even if it risks an insulting counterattack from the famously no-holds-barred president.
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Mr. Trump has amply demonstrated his inability to deal with criticism or tough questions in any way other than to immediately, angrily and crudely counterattack.
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Kyle Walker held onto the ball too long at midfield, allowing Carlos Bacca to take it off him and initiate a three-on-two counterattack.
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A Senegalese counterattack led by Mane is broken up by a body check from Johan Mohica, who earns a yellow card for his effective foul.
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The Trump administration has sided with Turkey, expressing support for its counterattack and a proposed Turkish-enforced safe zone for displaced civilians at the border.
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Harvey Weinstein will go on trial next week for sexual assault, and as fierce as the prosecutor has been ... Weinstein's lawyers have their counterattack planned.
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To Mr. Hu, virtually every criticism of China is an opportunity to launch a counterattack about what he derides as the hypocrisy of Beijing's critics.
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According to the Israeli daily Ha'aretz, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin by phone as Israel prepared for a massive counterattack.
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The riots saw locals rampage through the capital Urumqi with clubs, knives and stones, resulting in a brutal counterattack by paramilitary police and the Chinese military.
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After a year of defending its policies against accusations that they impinge on constitutionally-protected state prerogative, the Justice Department has opted for a constitutional counterattack.
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Militias aligned with the GNA, meanwhile, are bracing for a counterattack by the jihadists of Islamic State (IS), whom they kicked out of Sirte last year.
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ET. U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis hinted on Monday about the existence of military options on North Korea that might spare Seoul from a brutal counterattack.
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This was teamwork done with a fanatical insistence on unifying to close down any space Belgium might covet and on replying with a lightning-fast counterattack.
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He went onto win the 2013 Tour, securing it with a brilliant Stage 15 pursuit and counterattack of the main contenders climbing the hallowed Mount Ventoux.
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At one point during the seven-hour gunfight, Williams led a counterattack with his Afghan Commandos to repel the HiG fighters from the casualty collection point.
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Stone -- who, incidentally, has a large tattoo of Richard Nixon on his back and whose motto is "admit nothing, deny everything, launch counterattack" -- remains characteristically defiant.
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It still isn't clear today who was part of the counterattack or the Robin Hood Group, but the Ethereum scene has faith in its closest activists.
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Two Clinton aides, for example, pointedly noted in interviews that it was difficult to press a counterattack without fully knowing what was in Ms. Abedin's emails.
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Experts say Iran may be seeking ways to hit back at Washington while maintaining just enough ambiguity about its role to avoid a direct military counterattack.
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Jill Ellis, the American coach, crept to the very edge of the sideline to berate Lindsey Horan for abandoning a defensive post to join a counterattack.
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"The purpose of the firepower strike drill was to inspect the sudden military counterattack capability of the long-range artillery units on the front," KCNA said.
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As General Leia Organa attempts to evacuate the area, Poe leads an unauthorized counterattack against The First Order fleet, and is subsequently demoted for disobeying orders.
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Even if Russia did take the Baltic states, though, the West would have plenty of ways to punish Russia short of launching a full military counterattack.
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An Iraqi offensive to recapture it, backed by air strikes and advisors from a U.S.-led coalition, would be the biggest counterattack ever mounted against the group.
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The Devils extended the advantage to 3-1 on their first 4-on-4 goal of the season when Hischier scored on a counterattack at 8:54.
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This can be as simple as a policy statement that, even if attacked, the US will defer any counterattack for some period of time, say 24 hours.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syria's army staged a counterattack in northeastern Damascus on Monday, but there were conflicting accounts of how much ground it regained after Sunday's rebel assault.
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"I'll tell you what our next step should not be," Swalwell told Fox News's Tucker Carlson on Monday when pressed on what a "counterattack" should look like.
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But Khizr Khan's star turn at the Democratic National Convention and Trump's bizarre counterattack marked a reversion to the old strategy of obtaining attention at any cost.
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He weaves a spell to conceal the village in fog, and the Kargs, blinded, are forced to retreat as the villagers press a counterattack with makeshift spears.
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If so, he would also have to determine whether that response would take the form of quiet warnings, economic sanctions or even a counterattack of some kind.
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That has permitted us to retrieve the puck quicker and put the speed on display and counterattack to where hopefully it's more fun: the other team's end.
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The Chinese government said Friday that it was putting together an "unreliable entities list," a counterattack against the United States for denying important technology to Chinese companies.
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Communist forces pierced the Marine perimeter, but the attack was finally broken by a massive artillery barrage aided by electronic sensors and punctuated with a ground counterattack.
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The months-old, American-backed offensive to drive ISIS from Syria has been hindered by booby traps, land mines and a militant counterattack during a fierce sandstorm.
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But his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, who had pushed Mr. Trump to fire Mr. Comey, urged the president to counterattack, according to two senior administration officials.
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Seattle's best moments in regulation — and there were not many — came when it tried to counterattack through its forward Jordan Morris, the league's rookie of the year.
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Without knowing he was outnumbered by more than two-to-one, Beauregard remained in the battle and was himself surprised by a Union counterattack the next morning.
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Gravely, U.S.-Russia tensions came to a head after reports that "several dozen" Russians were killed in a U.S. counterattack in the eastern region of Deir Ezzor.
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As City broke out on a counterattack off Milivojevic's saved penalty, De Bruyne was chopped down by a nasty tackle from behind by Palace midfielder Jason Puncheon.
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It is based on counterattack, on holding fast in defense and breaking forward like a stone out of a catapult when the opponent is weary or off guard.
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In addition to demystifying what hacking really is, it also fills you in on over 250 attack technologies that malicious hackers use, and how to plan a counterattack.
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The Trump team wants to combat that perception and double down on that counterattack by insisting that it's the same news media that's making the administration's job harder.
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But here's the thing: If by telegraphing your attack, you allow your opponent a ready counterattack in response, that will be the big story -- not your initial attack.
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One criticism Bradley faced as manager of the U.S. was that he became too reliant on the counterattack against better teams, and couldn't produce a possession-based offense.
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If you really believe that the most powerful companies in the world are destroying the human species, shouldn't you counterattack with more than a sharpie and a thesaurus?
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BUT ON THE INSIDE, INTERNAL SCREAMING': Hillary Clinton is making the closing argument of her presidential campaign, all while launching a PR counterattack on FBI Director James Comey.
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Once again, the Sounders were content to sit back and absorb the pressure, then charge forward in a furious counterattack whenever they managed to get the ball back.
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It proved to be a costly miss as Perisic finished off a fast counterattack with a low left-footed shot that beat de Gea at his near post.
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The President, who relied on this cadre of fixers and enablers in the past, has a new one in his lawyer Rudy Giuliani, who is leading the counterattack.
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Forward Alberth Elis took advantage of a fast counterattack in the 24th minute to score the winner and send Honduras to the final four for the first time.
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Gillibrand took another big step towards greater national recognition by demanding Trump's resignation over sexual harassment allegations and punching back just as hard at his inevitable fierce counterattack.
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You don't need to be a professional psychiatrist to know that President Trump almost never seems to respond to public criticisms with anything but a full blown counterattack.
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Mr. Murdoch's trove represented a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to gain the bulk needed as a counterattack against the tech giants that have aggressively moved into Hollywood.
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The two combined again on the counterattack after 71 minutes to make it 2-0 after great work from Jesus left Firmino with the simplest of tap-ins.
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"To counterattack in response to pressure is a standard part of the Iranian playbook," Suzanne Maloney, an Iran expert at the Brookings Institution in Washington, tweeted on Monday.
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Of course it's also satisfying because each smackdown is followed by a resurrection, a shaky rise from the floor and a counterattack that telegraphs resolve, superiority and victory.
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His team, he told The Coaches' Voice a few years later, would have to be built on a strong defense, a deadly counterattack and an unyielding work ethic.
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He introduced Marco Asensio, instructing him to try to hold the ball, to relieve the insistent pressure on Real's defense, and to lead his team on the counterattack.
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Mr. Biden and his advisers debated whether to mount a fierce counterattack or to stick to a set of policy arguments he had been planning to roll out.
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In claiming responsibility for the missile strike, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warned the U.S. and its allies not to counterattack, vowing even more escalation in the future.
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Just hours later, a Ukraine International Airlines flight was taking off from Tehran before dawn on Wednesday, and Iranian forces were on high alert for an American counterattack.
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Ominously, we were ushered into the new year on Friday with the assassination of Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani, a move that prompted an Iranian counterattack on Tuesday evening.
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Absolutely. The problem is that there would be little, if any, ability to stop the North from launching a counterattack sufficient enough to do untold damage to Seoul.
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" The president's tweet comes days after the administration increased tariffs on $34 billion worth of Chinese imports as Beijing said it would be "forced to make a necessary counterattack.
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"Their defenders try to get high up the pitch and that leads to a lot of free space and allows you to create danger on the counterattack," he said.
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SINCE the Iraqi army and its allies began their counterattack against Islamic State (IS) in late 2014, they have managed to liberate many cities in northern and western Iraq.
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McSally and her allies launched a vigorous counterattack, leaving some Republicans in the state confused — why was she still spending resources on a primary she seemed certain to win?
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Republicans responded with a counterattack: Joe Biden said the same thing 20 years ago as a senator, and Virginia's lieutenant governor used the term in February of this year.
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Iraqi forces were already improving the base's perimeter in case of a counterattack from the nearby town of Qayara which IS still holds, another US official in Baghdad said.
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Exhibit A: Clinton continues to lay low as if there's no way Trump could do anything she could ever need to counterattack with a major campaign appearance or event.
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If any good has come from this situation, it's the fact that the victims themselves initiated the counterattack against Gawker, rather than an outside law enforcement or regulatory agency.
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For Hillary Clinton, it's about her embrace of a strategy of counterattack on women who said during Bill Clinton's 211 presidential campaign that they'd had sexual encounters with him.
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The Croatian offense has struggled to find many lanes the last few minutes, and Russia is focused on trying to spring Dzyuba on a counterattack any chance they get.
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Now Russia will probably go into the locker room thinking, "You know ......." The half ends with a Diego Costa header and a Russian counterattack, but neither amount to anything.
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Kim Kardashian went on the counterattack Monday night after she was called on the carpet for posting a bangin' nude pic that turned out to be a year old.
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"To counterattack in response to pressure is a standard part of the Iranian playbook," Suzanne Maloney, an Iran expert at the Brookings Institution in Washington, tweeted on May 6.
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The French side's formidable attacking lineup tore the visitors' defense apart on the counterattack and took command of Group B with goals from Dani Alves, Edinson Cavani and Neymar.
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South Korea remains the most likely target of any North Korean counterattack should the United States take military action to try to stop the North's nuclear and missile programs.
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It boils down to this: Comcast, like Disney, wants to add bulk as a counterattack against Netflix and other tech giants that have aggressively moved into the entertainment business.
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America should expand and strengthen its footholds within Syria near Iranian positions and accept the risk that Iranian proxies might attack them, where upon U.S. forces should counterattack decisively.
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In October, the militant group used the Hawija area as a springboard for a counterattack on Kirkuk, which was put down after a couple of days of bitter fighting.
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The White House also sent the signal that it wasn't worried about a counterattack from Bannon and Breitbart, with Sanders saying Trump's base would choose him over his adviser.
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Inside Mosul, the coalition is meeting fierce resistance, and an ISIS counterattack on the Mosul suburb of al Zahraa, a week after it was recaptured, left at least two dead.
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And third, by mentioning the Democrats in that counterattack President Trump is sending a message to Republicans on Capitol Hill that this isn't an issue they need to investigate further.
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ET. Options for Obama include scaling up financial sanctions on Russia or engaging in an online counterattack, though Obama has warned against ratcheting up tensions into a full-scale cyberwar.
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Some of them primarily focused on monitoring and scrambling communications to stymie any Russian and Syrian counterattack, whether with surface-to-air missiles or warplanes, according to American military officials.
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The Observatory said the militants had staged a counterattack to regain ground lost from other rebels in to-and-fro fighting that has seen no major gains for any side.
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A Nusra attack on government positions may have prompted a regime counterattack, which drew other rebel factions manning sections of the the front lines, including some that signed the ceasefire.
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Duckworth, who is challenging Kirk for his seat in the Senate in this November's election, had been discussing her experiences as a war veteran when Kirk launched a bitter counterattack.
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In response, Beijing has mounted a sophisticated counterattack to criticism of its policies, courting foreign media and running opinion pieces abroad as its seeks to spin a more positive message.
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Tendency to lie on some issues (like his challenge to President Obama's citizenship) or use incorrect information or advance conspiracy theories — all of which opens him to counterattack from Mrs.
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Investigators are looking into reports the US troops tried unsuccessfully to send the Nigerien forces they were accompanying around in a flanking maneuver to counterattack from the side and rear.
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They pointed to one, two, three bullet holes in the glass windows of the precinct, each the size of a Ping-Pong ball; the police attack, and the gangs counterattack.
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While the goading by Clinton and Podesta were a direct counterattack on Trump's tweets about Alicia Machado, the former Miss Universe, they were reflective of a trend by Team Clinton.
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The U.S. is still winning every free ball in midfield, and even accidents — like a slip by Brian that handed Chile a 217v22008 counterattack — are swiftly cleaned up and neutralized.
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But on the Knicks' next possession, Dotson missed a driving reverse layup, and on the counterattack Hollis-Jefferson was awarded a basket as Mitchell Robinson was called for defensive goaltending.
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Bacca tied it three minutes later, and Falcao put Colombia ahead in the 222th on a counterattack started by Rodríguez's clearance that went nearly half the length of the field.
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In addition to preparing for a military counterattack, Mr. Mattis has also said that it is important to prepare for a post-strike propaganda campaign by Syria, Russia and Iran.
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In this scenario, the Trump administration doesn't create an authoritarian regime, but national politics turns into a vicious muck of tweet and countertweet, scandal and pseudoscandal, partisan attack and counterattack.
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France's regional Barkhane force was asked to support a counterattack after the Niger and U.S. troops were ambushed, French army spokesman Colonel Patrick Steiger told a news conference in Paris.
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Given a political machine working overtime to silence any competing versions of the truth, how does one counterattack a far right-extremism that touts falsehoods as "telling it like it is"?
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The first sally Tingle took in his counterattack against the Rabid Puppies was to, naturally, write a new story about it, called Slammed in the Butt by My Hugo Award Nomination.
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You need to see the angle, think through the direction, time your block at the right time, and make sure your counterattack is cracking at the head the exact right way.
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Minnesota's lead sat at 23-253 at the break and swelled to 242-26 on McBrayer's 249-pointer with 053:205 to go, but that's when Harvard launched its first counterattack.
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To ensure that Spanish troops would not retreat in the face of a large Aztec counterattack, Cortés ordered them to burn their ships, leaving them no alternative to victory in battle.
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It's funny (well, not to Germans) how the Sweden goal was reminiscent of Mexico's: a quick counterattack that caught the Germans scrambling back, a good first touch and a professional finish.
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Many legal experts believe that Mueller likely did not expect to face a legal counterattack from the Russian company, which was founded by a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Republicans have sought to counterattack by bringing up the overlap between Biden's handling of U.S. policy in Ukraine while his son landed a lucrative contract with a Ukrainian natural gas company.
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Iago Aspas netted off a counterattack in the 64th minute and set up Jonny Castro's goal after another break in the 70th, one minute after Marcelo had equalized for Real Madrid.
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"Iran will be looking for ways to cause pain in the United States without provoking a severe counterattack," Stewart Baker, a Steptoe and Johnson attorney and former NSA general counsel, said.
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The negotiations with the gunman, he said, bought his department time to rescue the wounded on the dance floor and in other rooms of the club, and to plan its counterattack.
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Garver said the strike, which can consist of multiple bombings, was conducted after Syrian fighters observed a large group of ISIS fighters in a convoy that appeared readying for a counterattack.
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Although, he cautioned that there's a lot of redundancy in the military radar system; a counterattack can't be launched with an "oops" push of a button, unlike, apparently, an emergency alert.
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"To counterattack in response to pressure is a standard part of the Iranian playbook," Suzanne Maloney, an Iran expert at the Brookings Institution think tank in Washington, tweeted on May 213.
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City then played a waiting game, pressing Kiev in its own half of the field and hitting it on the counterattack via the lightning speed of Raheem Sterling on the left wing.
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More than 100 Islamic State (IS) fighters in Afghanistan were reported killed over the weekend after security forces launched a counterattack against the group in a province near the border with Pakistan.
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And, in fact, we've heard that Peshmerga have listened to those militants on their radios this morning discussing how they should wait and only launch a counterattack once the Peshmerga are inside.
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Tavares and Kadri worked the give-and-go at the end of a three-on-one counterattack after Rielly adroitly broke up a New Jersey two-on-one in the Toronto zone.
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But they add the current situation in north Asia has exposed a weakness -- Japan lacks some of the hardware necessary for it to counterattack alone if North Korean missiles were to strike.
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And Sigurdsson, who plays for Krasnodar in Russia and is probably the highest paid Icelandic player, also noted that England panicked against Iceland's simple but effective game plan of contain and counterattack.
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Supporters of Mr. Smith and Exxon Mobil launched a counterattack over the weekend, noting that Mr. Schneiderman has received substantial campaign contributions from people and organizations with an interest in environmental matters.
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So there is still the major policy question of whether resources would be best spent mitigating our impacts on the world now, adapting to the changes in store, or preparing a counterattack.
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In a lavish presentation on the Disney lot, Robert A. Iger, Disney's chief executive, offered long-awaited details about his counterattack on the tech giants that have moved into the entertainment business.
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Iran had just fired a barrage of ballistic missiles at American forces, the country was on high alert for an American counterattack, and the Iranian military was warning of incoming cruise missiles.
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It is unlikely that his title victory will make others change their ways — Klopp, Pochettino and Mourinho are all ideologically wedded to the counterattack — or make other, less gifted sides follow suit.
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That's fine, but only if it indicates that they will continue to respond, counterattack, leave nothing unanswered and, when possible, do "pre-buttals" when they sense that a Trump attack is coming.
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As The New York Times recently reported, the streamer has been amassing a number of creators and executives as part of its counterattack strategy, including former Pixar and Disney animators, and others.
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While cyberattacks may offer a quick, low-stakes option for a response, Iran will likely see the killing of an official as powerful as Soleimani as requiring a more dramatic, physical counterattack.
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Following a U.S. attack on the North, Kim would have every incentive to counterattack with whatever nuclear weapons he has left – as well as his countless tons of chemical and as biological weapons.
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Questions have circulated about the role of the older Guzman brother in launching the fierce counterattack led by gunmen in armored vehicles armed with mounted weapons that left parts of the city smoldering.
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Mr. Kushner — who had urged Mr. Trump to fire James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director — was one of the few dissenting voices, urging the president to counterattack, according to two senior administration officials.
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For one thing, the Iraqi military has gone from the weak force it was a few years to a battle-tested, effective organization; a Kurdish counterattack to retake Kirkuk would be extremely risky.
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Describing the strikes as a counterattack, the US military said around 500 fighters had begun attacking a base occupied by US personnel and their allies, the Syrian Democratic Force (SDF), near Deir Ezzour.
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Why it matters: Russia's success in influencing the 2016 election came as government officials couldn't agree on a legal, satisfactory course of action or counterattack — and, for the most part, they still haven't.
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Sure enough, anxiety-ridden misogyny is quick to counterattack, and resorts to the usual tactics, namely, to try to disempower women by turning them into sex objects, and cyclists and typists into whores.
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The United States has been rattling its sabers at Russia since the attack, with lawmakers in both parties calling for a counterattack, and Russia's role in election tampering has become a politicized issue.
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Hazard followed up almost immediately with a spectacular goal, breaking down the left on another counterattack before cutting inside, skipping past three Hungary defenders and curling a shot into the bottom-right corner.
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President Trump and the GOP won't be able to exploit the weakness of the Democratic approach when they leave themselves so exposed to the counterattack that they don't even take climate change seriously.
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He is pro-life, but when his opponent, the Democratic incumbent Blanche Lincoln, suggested, inaccurately, that he believed abortion is immoral even for pregnancies resulting from sexual assault, Sanders staged a blistering counterattack.
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Donovan's era with the USMNT was marked by that lob-balled counterattack style with sweeping crosses, whereas this generation has found a way to at least try to be more centrally possession-oriented.
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Questions have circulated about the role of the older Guzman brother in launching the fierce counterattack led by gunmen in armored vehicles armed with mounted weapons that left parts of the city smoldering.
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Then came an aggressive counterattack by the Islamic State in October in the village of Sousa that inflicted heavy casualties on the coalition and allowed the militants to regain areas lost days before.
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Zimmerman scored his second goal in five appearances in the 80th minute, knocking in a header from about 7 yards after Nick Lima intercepted a pass to stop Panama's attempt at a counterattack.
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This iteration of the Penguins has proved adaptable across two distinct runs, which saw them win one title with a relentless offense and another by rope-a-doping opponents with an opportunistic counterattack.
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At the same time, as this movement has been gaining momentum, it has provided ammunition for a powerful counterattack from President Trump, his attorney general, William Barr, and other law-and-order Republicans.
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Stunt: This movie, busy with visual effects and computer-generated characters, also has some moments of pure action, like a scene of Special Forces paratroopers leaping from a building to counterattack the Decepticons.
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Under this circumstance, the U.S. is not immune from that, it is evitable to increase military expenditure and military presence in the Middle East, what's more, it has to face counterattack from Iran.
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The suit is the latest move in a counterattack that Trump and his team are waging against Manigault Newman, whose new book, Unhinged: An Insider's Account of the Trump White House, came out Tuesday.
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As chairwoman of the White House Council on Environmental Quality in the 1990s, she helped organize the Clinton administration's successful counterattack against efforts by the Republican Congress to undermine the nation's basic environmental laws.
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By the time of the next counterattack against a new Democrat, historical revisionism sets in: Republican leaders are seen as part of the problem, being too accommodating to liberalism and selling out their principles.
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Add to that Weinstein's army of factotums, the private investigators and the lawyers and the deadline hacks taking his planted gossip, all of whom would swoop in to counterattack should anyone contemplate speaking out.
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Only the following year, after an American counterattack characterized by indiscriminate firepower and heavy civilian casualties, did the military balance gradually turn — and even then, the Communist retreat was tactical as much as imposed.
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In Mr. Acosta's case, the charges against Mr. Epstein are so ghastly, and the stories continuing to emerge from his accusers so numerous and wrenching, that aggressive defensiveness and counterattack were not likely options.
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Juventus gave a master class in how to withstand the pressure of Monaco's potent attack and then punish on the counterattack, with both of Higuaín's goals coming after impressive stretches of play by Monaco.
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If the President is unwilling to go that far, the hiring of diGenova at least could settle his nerves and offer him an outspoken defender to bolster his under-gunned counterattack in the media.
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It was one small, hilarious counterattack in a landscape that, for liberal-leaning comedians and their fans, has seemed pretty bleak lately as Mr. Trump and the Republican Congress steamroll toward a new order.
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Meanwhile, Democrats argue the GOP's counterattack largely failed to stick, with Republicans, at times, appearing to lack a strategy other than to pick apart the two diplomats' account and float long-debunked conspiracy theories.
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It overbuilt certain useless units and ran into bottlenecks — in one memorable match, it paraded back and forth across a choke point, pointlessly setting itself up for a counterattack, while the commentators expressed profound confusion.
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AddArmor, a company that produces advanced armoring technology, built the Executive Escalade with European B6 ballistic armoring (which it says can withstand high-powered rifle rounds) as well as "counterattack" capabilities, like pepper spray dispensers.
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I could take aggressive action — say, block the kid's hand — but if there's a counterattack and the parent rises up to destroy me like the childless unbeliever I am, do I have an exit strategy?
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U.S. intelligence analysts have warned that such a strike would trigger a North Korean counterattack that would kill tens of thousands of South Koreans, American troops and civilians, and others as far away as Japan.
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Fearing a counterattack, Benchmark is suing to remove Kalanick from that perch and is also trying to forbid him from filling the open board seats that he was awarded — by, among others, Benchmark — last year.
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He found a mentor in Roy Cohn, once the counsel to the Red-baiting Senator Joseph McCarthy, who tutored Mr. Trump in legal and public combat: Never settle, always counterattack, declare victory even in defeat.
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But the attacks on women in Cologne on the night of New Year's Eve, mainly by young, often drunk migrants, gave her many critics a fulcrum for a counterattack, and a tightening of border controls.
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"Nearly every mass shooting illustrates that large-capacity magazines can increase the death toll and that forcing a shooter to reload more frequently can provide opportunities for counterattack by those around," previously told Business Insider
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"We wanted the name Vault 7 to stick, so it was also a strategy to pre-introduce the name, so that, when counterattack publicity came out, they "—the C.I.A.—"couldn't introduce another name," he said.
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This makes them vulnerable to our superior numbers should we have the foresight and resolve to set aside our petty bickering and unify in an organized fashion and agree to a coherent plan of counterattack.
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The acquisition, which would make Disney a colossus unlike anything Hollywood has ever seen, is the biggest counterattack from a traditional media company against the tech giants that have aggressively moved into the entertainment business.
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Assessments of risk and plans of counterattack change as scientists learn more about a new virus that is believed to have leapt from bat to pangolin to human and then surreptitiously swept across the planet.
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They argue that the leaders of North Korea's Communist government are not planning to use nuclear weapons to attack the United States or its allies, because they know that Washington would launch an overwhelming counterattack.
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The very harsh reality is that as we attack radical Islam in the Middle East and around the world, its supporters, American-born or otherwise, will counterattack, and hundreds or thousands of Americans will die.
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It then shot down Ukrainian International Airlines Flight 752 just minutes after it took off from Tehran in what the government called a tragic accident that took place as Iran was anticipating a US counterattack.
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Proud to identify herself as an adult entertainer, she is invulnerable to the President's usual methods of counterattack, which involve degrading others who present themselves in conventional terms -- remember the names he called political opponents?
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But Mr. Trump's advice to his friend on Wednesday — that Mr. O'Reilly "shouldn't have settled" — was consistent with the never-back-down ethos of a president, and former real estate magnate, who relishes the counterattack.
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You may recall that later dive as an involuntary reaction to the lethal poison that Gus Fring delivered by way of a bottle of very expensive liquor, the endgame of his counterattack against the cartel.
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In the space of a few weeks, Mr. Graham, who has long prided himself on being an institutionalist, has gone from expressing an open mind about impeachment to becoming a leader of the president's counterattack.
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By this stage in the war, the Germans were now usually on the defensive, for which they had discovered their simple, tough self-propelled guns were a force multiplier in both urban defense and counterattack.
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He explained that his campaign represented an "existential threat" to "those who control the levers of power in Washington" and "the global special interests," and it was their counterattack that was behind his current troubles.
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On September 28, 1901, 45 US soldiers were killed in the town of Balangiga, and afterwards, US forces launched a counterattack killing "anywhere from hundreds to thousands of people in the Philippines," according to NBC News.
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But the problem, according to preservationists and some historians, is that the site sits on land that happens to be the precise location of the battle's climactic moment, the spot where Washington staged a daring counterattack.
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His government's gutting of Canada's environmental regulations in its spring 2012 budget – the casus belli for the Death of Evidence counterattack — was widely understood as an effort to streamline approvals for big energy and resource projects.
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French army spokesman Colonel Patrick Steiger told a news conference in Paris that its regional Barkhane force had been asked to support a counterattack, after Niger and U.S. troops were ambushed by suspected Islamist militants overnight.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - California sued the U.S. Department of Justice on Monday over federal restrictions on some law enforcement grants to so-called sanctuary cities, continuing a legal counterattack by Democrats against President Donald Trump's administration.
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An allergic reaction is basically the body's immune system freaking out in the presence of what it believes to be a toxic substance, and it triggers a disproportionate counterattack that can sometimes be fatal (i.e. anaphylaxis).
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Washington (CNN)As the Trump administration defended its move to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census at the Supreme Court Tuesday, the nation's first Latina justice leveled an impassioned, persistent counterattack from the bench.
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KIRKUK, Iraq — Eighty-four bodies of Islamic State fighters were piled high at the Kirkuk hospital morgue, as the pathologists went through the gruesome work of gathering intelligence on the group's sudden counterattack on the city.
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But privately, she embraced the Clinton campaign's aggressive strategy of counterattack: Women who claimed to have had sexual encounters with Mr. Clinton would become targets of digging and discrediting — tactics that women's rights advocates frequently denounce.
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The group's sudden counterattack on Friday also involved suicide bombings on police positions inside the city, and gunmen later took up positions in a mosque, a school and a hotel, and on top of other buildings.
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Nigeria added an insurance goal in the 75th minute on a score from Asisat Oshoala, who went on a counterattack from midfield before working her way to a sharp angle where she was able to score.
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Mr. Trump also insisted that he had not made the inflammatory comments in a White House meeting on Thursday, part of a newly aggressive defense and a counterattack on Democrats by the president and his allies.
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As Iran's Revolutionary Guard braced for an American counterattack that never came, it mistakenly shot down a Ukrainian jetliner shortly after it took off from Tehran's international airport, killing all 176 passengers on board, mostly Iranians.
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A reporter on state-owned Ikhabariyah said the rebels had stormed government-held parts of the suburb of Jobar, a day after they were pushed out of areas close to the Old City in a counterattack.
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House Republicans are gearing up for a blockbuster showdown with Democrats as the impeachment probe enters its most visible phase yet, with GOP lawmakers and staffers from key committees plotting with leadership to launch their counterattack.
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China has pledged to "counterattack with great strength" if Trump decides to follow through on his latest threat to impose tariffs on an additional $100 billion in Chinese goods — after an earlier announcement that targeted $50 billion.
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In his new songs, love can be a counterattack on mortality, a dangerous compulsion, a realm of sweaty adventures, a legacy from father to daughter, an escape from social media and a bulwark against forces of divisiveness.
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William Alexander made a stand here, in front of the stone farmhouse of Nicholas Vechte, leading a Maryland regiment in a furious counterattack that bought time for much of Washington's bedraggled army to retreat to Brooklyn Heights.
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In response, American intelligence and law enforcement officials have launched an equally aggressive counterattack to defend American democracy, and, if any Americans colluded or conspired with this Russian attack, to prosecute them before a court of law.
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Paul Arriola set up the second goal in the 23rd minute with a cross-field pass to Morris on a counterattack, and Morris's left-footed cross was headed by Zardes past goalkeeper Milan Borjan from three yards.
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The president armed Ukraine, increased sanctions on Russia, increased funding to NATO, slapped severe financial restrictions on some of Vladimir Putin&aposs closest allies, and authorized a counterattack on the Putin-backed soldiers inside of Syria killing hundreds.
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And while a lawsuit filed by Planned Parenthood against the Center for Medical Progress has received more attention, it was the earlier case brought by Mr. Foran that was the first legal counterattack against the anti-abortion advocates.
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Alejandro Bedoya scored in the 73rd minute to bring Philadelphia back within a goal, but Altidore banished all hopes of a comeback when he scored on the counterattack in the 85th minute as Philadelphia pushed for an equalizer.
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But Reid's ability to watch a bout and regularly formulate an effective counterattack for his fighter remains a skill that maybe one or two other trainers alive can rival, and that brilliance has kept him in the game.
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With its counterattack, the Islamic State, also known as ISIS and ISIL, demonstrated its ability to stage assaults in Iraqi urban areas even as it became encircled in Mosul, the largest city it controls in Syria or Iraq.
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There is every indication that Nancy Pelosi, perhaps the next speaker, understands profoundly that as much as many of us may long to counterattack, success will be built on attention to the issues that matter to the electorate.
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For others, thousands of American military personnel based in Japan and the United States, as well as American aircraft carriers and submarines, join the forces based in South Korea to rehearse a counterattack against a North Korean invasion.
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Mr. Sharon, who did not have much need to convince the public that he was tough, waited more than a year, amid growing criticism, until launching a comprehensive counterattack in the West Bank to thwart the Second Intifada.
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That news has led to a massive conservative counterattack -- on Democrats and the media who they argue were all too willing to cast Smollett as the victim of an attack, even though corroborating evidence was in short supply.
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He is almost certain to brand Cohen a liar, since his former attorney has already admitted not telling the truth to Congress, even though any counterattack risks drawing attention and headlines from his head-to-head with Kim.
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"I think the Fischer-Yellen counterattack is unprecedented in its openness, and signals the strong commitment since the crisis by the Fed — at least this board — to a new dual mandate: macroeconomic growth and financial stability," she said.
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But CNN's Pamela Brown reported on Tuesday that aides expected him to stay up late in Hanoi to watch, and a team will be following Cohen's every word in the White House as the administration plots its counterattack.
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But there's a counterattack his rivals can use on that front: Sanders' campaign went into the end of the 2016 primary season behind Hillary Clinton in the delegate race but still claiming he could win at the convention.
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OUAGADOUGOU, Burkina Faso — Gunmen from Al Qaeda stormed a luxury hotel frequented by foreigners in Burkina Faso's capital on Friday night, seizing hostages and killing others while fighting with dozens of security forces who began a counterattack hours later.
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Striking back once the enemy had overextended itself was central to German DNA throughout World War II. The Allies soon realized that this penchant for counterattack meant that the Germans would eventually move into the open and get hammered.
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On Sunday, US Defense Secretary Mark Esper announced that the remaining 1,000 US troops in northern Syria would be withdrawn as intelligence indicated a more expansive Turkish invasion and a Kurdish counterattack in conjunction with Syrian and Russian forces.
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It was severed following Turkey's downing of a Russian plane flying combat sorties in Syria, a dangerous move by the Turks that could have easily (and perhaps justifiably) led to a Russian counterattack and a larger war involving NATO.
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Turkish troops have been engaged directly on the front lines, shooting down at least two Syrian government helicopters and spearheading a counterattack last week to retake the strategic town of Saraqib on the main highway between Aleppo and Damascus.
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China's counterattack in what Mr. Xi has called a "people's war" has included harsh restrictions on travel and personal liberties that were widely questioned in the beginning but that other nations like Italy are now, reluctantly, choosing as well.
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SEOUL, South Korea — In a region already tense over nuclear threats, North Korea accused the South Korean and American intelligence agencies on Friday of plotting to assassinate its leader, Kim Jong-un, and it warned of an unspecified counterattack.
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Guðni had been quoted often during the campaign as saying—a thought he repeated while we watched the game—that the men's team was good because it knew what it was good at being good at: defense and counterattack.
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In doing so, the report laid out how the multi-pronged counterattack to climate change must be led by the major powers and energy companies, but also highlighted how crucial it is to encourage land management by Indigenous populations.
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If the United States took such action, he said, "North Korea is going to make a counterattack on the U.S. or Japan or another place, so in this case they will use Thaad" to defend against the North's missiles.
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The FBI chief's decision has also spurred a sustained counterattack from the Clinton campaign, which has repeatedly pointed out that Comey took the step despite having earlier argued against publicly accusing Russia of hacking a variety of Democratic targets.
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"The only recourse when an opponent strikes a low blow is to launch a more damaging counterattack, one that can take the form of copying products, smearing opponents, or even legal detention"—that is, getting the police to arrest a rival.
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The intensity of the Syrian army's counterattack forced the rebels to retreat on Sunday night from at least 60 percent of the areas they captured that day in an industrial area that separated Qaboun from Jobar, a rebel spokesman said.
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The White House and Senate Republicans launched an intense counterattack on behalf of Brett Kavanaugh on Monday, signaling they intend to go forward with a vote on his nomination to the Supreme Court despite new allegations of past sexual misconduct.
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BEIJING/GENEVA (Reuters) - China is mounting an increasingly sophisticated counterattack to criticism of its policies in the restive, heavily Muslim region of Xinjiang, courting foreign media and running opinion pieces abroad as it seeks to spin a more positive message.
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With the United States forcing the action on a swift counterattack, the ball was fed back to Jermaine Jones outside the 18-yard area to the left of Ecuador's goal, and he lifted a perfectly placed ball back into the box.
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FALLUJA, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraq's army sought on Monday to eliminate Islamic State fighters holed up in farmland west of Falluja to keep them from launching a counterattack on the city, a day after the government declared victory over the militants there.
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He is, he said in Milan late last year, full of admiration for the way Klopp transformed his players into the most effective — and arguably the most complete — team in Europe: built on solid foundations, but frighteningly quick on the counterattack.
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Milagros Menéndez scored on a counterattack in the 74th minute and Bonsegundo's long-range shot five minutes later hit the crossbar, bounced down and had enough backspin to go off the fingertips of goalkeeper Lee Alexander and across the line.
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Mexico tallied again in the 66th minute after forcing a midfield turnover — on a play that South Korea Coach Shin Tae-yong believed was a foul — and then finishing off a sweeping counterattack with a deft shot by Javier Hernández.
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" Another rhetorical flip flop the president has shown is in his address of the virus itself, first calling it the coronavirus while lauding Chinese President Xi Jinping as "strong, sharp and powerfully focused on leading the counterattack on the coronavirus.
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The decades of nuclear standoff between the United States and the old Soviet Union were premised on an assumption that neither side would dare launch an attack because it would invite a devastating counterattack and amount to committing national suicide.
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Germany, with only three players from its World Cup-winning team, played catch-up most of time against the more experienced Chileans, but it earned a draw after Lars Stindl scored from close range in a counterattack just before halftime.
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The counterattack, people close to Mr. Biden said, was intended to demonstrate what he had been promising supporters for the past week: that he would not let Mr. Trump "hijack" his campaign by allowing the president's narrative to take root.
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Doing so would have caused them to launch a counterattack — most likely in the form of a nuclear strike against the U.S. Petrov has been lauded by historians for preventing a global disaster by choosing not to set off a launch.
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An offensive zone turnover by Tampa Bay led St. Louis on a quick counterattack where Megan jumped on a rebound of a Ryan Reaves shot for his first career goal 32 second later to give the Blues a 2-23 lead.
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But this time will be different, she said, pointing out that rather than panic or surrender, China's leaders announced a reciprocal "counterattack" aimed at products, like soybeans and pork, meant to hit the heart of President Donald Trump's rural base.
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In addition, in a line of counterattack, the company has argued that while the lawsuits against it claim that "imminent sea level rise presented a substantial threat," municipalities and counties did not disclose the threat of climate change in their bond offerings.
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The Trump administration, while fantasizing about bloody nose strikes or ridding the world of Kim's nukes by force, knows that if it can't militarily destroy every single nuclear weapon in a first strike, Kim's counterattack would result in the death of millions.
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During the firefight, the US team separated into two groups, with some of the US soldiers dismounting from their vehicle to maneuver on foot in an attempt to counterattack and out-flank their attackers, multiple sources briefed on the investigation told CNN.
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Current and former U.S. officials have declined to comment on operational planning but acknowledge that no existing plan for a preemptive strike could promise to prevent a brutal counterattack by North Korea, which has thousands of artillery pieces and rockets trained on Seoul.
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The counterattack against resurgent polio in Africa will be rapid, logistically difficult and potentially dangerous, involving millions of doses of vaccine, thousands of vaccinators and the health ministries and militaries of five countries, experts from the World Health Organization and other groups say.
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Second, to the extent that North Korea has any hope at all of achieving a victory, it has to strike first, achieve a degree of surprise, and find a way to deter the plannedAmerican counterattack (thus the rush for enhanced nuclear capabilities).
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She had coached the American team through the 2012 Olympics, knew that it was faster and generally more talented than her group and that it would be best for her players to defend, be patient and look for a chance to counterattack.
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Iran and the U.S. have seen some of the worst tensions since its 1979 Islamic Revolution in recent months, culminating in the American drone strike that killed a top Iranian general in Baghdad and a subsequent Iranian ballistic missile counterattack against U.S. forces.
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Rather than stepping back from an escalating spiral of attack and counterattack, the Trump administration killed General Suleimani, a move that has dramatically increased the prospects of a full-scale conflict that could cost trillions of dollars and hundreds of thousands of lives.
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In an exclusive interview with CNBC, Caret said "yes" when asked if the missile defense capabilities in place would protect the U.S. She says the system is "doing exactly what is needed" to counterattack if North Korea were to launch a missile.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a UK-based organization that reports on the war, said the SDF had made advances on Sunday in the south of the city, and had also retaken ground lost in an Islamic State counterattack on Friday.
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After being shelled by pro-regime tanks, rockets and artillery, US troops were able to counterattack, with US artillery and aircraft killing some 100 pro-regime fighters and forcing them to retreat across the Euphrates River, two US military officials told CNN Wednesday.
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It would most likely counterattack with whatever weapons it had left, and that certainly means a potential nuclear strike on big cities like Seoul, with a metro population of 25 million, or Tokyo, with an even larger metro population of 35 million.
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Some security researchers raised the possibility that the leaks were a warning to American intelligence officials that the Russians had stolen the very tools the American intelligence community could deploy in a counterattack on Russia for its involvement in the pre-election breaches.
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Related: The US is reconsidering its plan to pull troops out of Afghanistan More than 100 Islamic State (IS) fighters in Afghanistan were reported killed over the weekend after security forces launched a counterattack against the group in a province near the border with Pakistan.
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It's not clear when and if other aircraft were sent to Al-Bukamal, but it left fighters of the U.S.-backed and Pentagon-trained New Syrian Army without the air cover needed in the Al-Bukamal area as ISIS staged a counterattack on the ground.
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Rebels launch counterattack Syrian rebels, meanwhile, launched a counter-offensive against government forces Saturday to try to retake the area north of the city that was lost to the government earlier in the day, according to the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR).
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Trump doubles down with Putin invitation Coats' humiliation, however, was not the most troubling development on another stunning day of reverberations from the Helsinki summit, on which Trump moved on from haphazard cleanup efforts to a defiant counterattack that was embodied by the Putin invitation.
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Wawrinka is able to generate winners and huge pace off both his forehand and his flowing and versatile one-handed backhand, which he can rip with such authority down the line that it can be difficult even for Djokovic, the game's supreme mover, to counterattack.
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Though both Spain, in the round of 16, and France, in that hotly anticipated quarterfinal, have run the defending champions close, the United States has found enough to win through on both occasions: a fortunate penalty against the Spanish, a ruthless counterattack against the French.
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Maybe their game plan was to counterattack, maybe the pressure of the moment has gotten to them, but they seem out of solutions, and a five-player back line — with Mewis and Horan posted just in front of it — isn't making it any easier.
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So Russian fear boils down to the notion that the US could conceivably take out Moscow and top leadership in a surprise first-strike decapitation, and then rely on missile defenses to mop up the few missiles that did get launched in a counterattack.
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But that counterattack is getting more complicated as former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE becomes the front-runner for his party's presidential nomination.
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But what's already clear is that it will result in a major legal counterattack by Native American tribal leaders and environmentalists that, in turn, will test the scope of the president's authority to abolish or significantly modify monument designations under the Antiquities Act of 1906.
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Six of them — Mr. Biden, Mr. Bloomberg, Ms. Klobuchar, Mr. Yang, Mr. Bennet and Mr. Patrick — said they supported "persistent engagement," the new American strategy of planting malware deep inside adversaries' computer networks to provide early warning of attacks, and a pathway for counterattack.
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A lawful order is generally understood by the US military to mean any counterattack would have to be proportional to the threat in terms of damage and casualties of that attack against the US. The story was first reported by The New York Times.
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With this counterattack, Trump, Graham and other Republicans displayed how instinctively the party now identifies with the elements of American society that are uneasy about almost any form of social and cultural change -- and how powerfully those voters respond to those messages of solidarity.
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Specifically, the yuan's break of 7 was the focus of market attention, which investors interpreted as China's strongest counterattack yet in the trade war, and the subsequent announcement by the U.S. Treasury Department that China was a currency manipulator directly fueled market panic in the United States.
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The White House has been on the counterattack even before the release of Manigault Newman's book, which also includes claims that the president is in "mental decline" and that he can be heard using the "N-word" on an alleged tape recording from before his presidency.
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Think of this as the counterattack to efforts to put obstacles in front of voters like requiring ID. There's a movement afoot, particularly after the Supreme Court gutted parts of the civil rights era Voting Rights Act, to enshrine a "right to vote" as an amendment.
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The United States and South Korea are certainly not planning to launch an unprovoked attack on the North, but they have made clear that any Northern attack would be met by a counterattack that would not stop at the Demilitarized Zone that separates the two Koreas.
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WASHINGTON — James B. Comey's searing tell-all book was met with an aggressive counterattack on his character by President Trump and his allies on Friday, even as many Democrats struggled with conflicted feelings about the man they blame for Hillary Clinton's loss in the 2016 election.
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He is more conversant in the finer points of advanced data, is more willing to abandon his game plan at a moment's notice, and has learned — like an increasing number of today's pitchers — to counterattack the fly-ball revolution by pitching up in the strike zone.
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