The Blue Jackets' first three goals came off quick counterattacks.
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Amid the attacks and counterattacks, there was some discussion of issues.
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The drawback of disruptive power is that it often inspires counterattacks.
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Both campaigns have been irritated with the other's attacks and counterattacks.
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Mr Kanté, meanwhile, has helped start five goal-scoring counterattacks for Chelsea.
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The Provisional I.R.A., the more militant successor to the I.R.A., launched ferocious counterattacks.
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Iranian cyberattacks against critical American targets would likely be met with crippling, escalating counterattacks.
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All three are prime targets for Iranian counterattacks in the event of military conflict.
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The allegations have led to apologies, resignations, professional shunning and in some cases, counterattacks.
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The match began with both fighters engaging in a series of powerful punches and counterattacks.
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Such grotesqueries, including those of Catholic counterattacks on Luther, vivify an era of sulfurous passions.
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After responding tentatively at first, Mr. Biden has steadily increased his counterattacks against Mr. Trump.
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Love is patient, love is kind, love utilizes side-to-side ball movement and relentless counterattacks.
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Western officials and analysts cautioned that the Islamic State could yet mount counterattacks or guerrilla strikes.
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Suicide car bombs are ISIS's preferred weapon here and car bombs are often followed by ISIS counterattacks.
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Where Claudio Ranieri's side employed rapid counterattacks to cut through opponents, Atlético's build-up is more ponderous.
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While nobody knows where these counterattacks originated, experts believe some of them came from the United States.
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He expressed concern to his aides that the operation would help fuel the escalation of cyberattacks and counterattacks.
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Thanks in no small measure to Kane and Alli, it counterattacks at high speed and with high energy.
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That all changed about 20 years ago, particularly when counterattacks on films became a common Oscar season occurrence.
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Denmark, which has managed only two shots so far, will continue to rely on counterattacks and longer balls.
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The Islamic State is not giving up ground quickly, and seems to be able to mount counterattacks everywhere.
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Minor differences of opinion turn into perspiring rants from Marcus and counterattacks, laced with condescension, from the dean.
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The counterattacks began, with German tanks rolling up outside and hordes of stormtroopers pouring into the lower floors.
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Admit nothing, deny everything, launch counterattacks, to borrow Roger Stone's turn of phrase, has proven to be effective politics.
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Most political conventions are happy coronations, but this one may come to feel like the Alamo of aggrieved counterattacks.
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Many Republican leaders are now refusing to support Donald J. Trump, who is marshaling die-hard supporters with counterattacks.
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The result is a cycle of attacks and counterattacks, which has the potential to spiral outside of anyone's control.
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The past month suggests that both the United States and Iran are already failing to properly calibrate their counterattacks.
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Iraqi forces are battling Islamic State fighters in western Mosul, where about 2,000 militants are engaged in fierce counterattacks.
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The Americans had possession because the Colombians essentially granted it to them in order to kickstart their rolling, thunderous counterattacks.
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"I think when Cruz counterattacks, it can make him look mean, so it will drive up his negatives," Gross said.
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They do not just defend; they — particularly the often majestic Bonucci — fashion counterattacks at great pace and with surprising energy.
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The police tried to snuff out protests by Uighurs; tensions boiled over into anti-Chinese killings and counterattacks on Uighurs.
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With Brigadier Lawson's death, the defense of the western half of the island devolved into chaotic, uncoordinated counterattacks and retreats.
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But Iran, our Interpreter columnist writes, will not want an all-out war, and will likely aim for limited counterattacks.
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The only difference was that in the game against the Americans one of the infrequent Swedish counterattacks actually produced a goal.
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They intend to drill the Republican nominee on crucial answers, facts and counterattacks, and coach him on ways to whack Mrs.
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During the call, officials also said that it was imperative to take steps to protect American naval destroyers from Russian counterattacks.
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The U.S. didn't have world-class talent, but they could defend in blocks and break out on quick and occasionally ruthless counterattacks.
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Juventus were content to rely on the likes of Zinedine Zidane and the incisive Inzaghi to launch counterattacks, to keep United honest.
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Judge Kavanaugh's defenders have already launched a fusillade of victim-blaming counterattacks, from the predictable to the preposterous: She's making it up.
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Over 221 Syrian civilians have died since the invasion began, while at least 2900 have died in Kurdish counterattacks in southern Turkey.
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Weeks after the battle to retake the city, Christian militia fighters who secured the town are still on alert for possible counterattacks.
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Landlords also count on tenants' ignorance about other options open to them, like reasonable repayment programs, free legal counsel, or potential legal counterattacks.
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And as Mr. Trump began to assail him, Mr. Cruz delivered sharp counterattacks over Mr. Trump's past liberal views, particularly on abortion rights.
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Clinton's campaign is testing out different responses — juggling how much to deploy the candidate herself and how much to outsource the fiercest counterattacks.
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Her advisers are hurling a host of Trumpian assaults and counterattacks at her to test her responses and adjust them as needed. Mrs.
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Mostly, though, the debate was just a series of attacks and counterattacks free of fact-checking or much in the way of flow.
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As he sought the presidency he used counterattacks, lies, and skillful denials to avoid answering for his record and gain the White House.
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It's often remarked that, when attacked, he counterattacks on precisely the same ground, accusing his opponent of whatever he's just been accused of.
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Donald Trump is trying to get out in front of Hillary Clinton's big foreign-policy speech Thursday by launching counterattacks through his Twitter account.
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Where the NSA is primarily tasked with intelligence gathering, Cyber Command's role appears to be more active: stopping ongoing cyber attacks and launching counterattacks.
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In May, insurgents overran the western city of Farah, but they left a day later amid counterattacks from the Afghan government and American airstrikes.
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As Mr. Mueller's investigation has intensified, the president and his conservative allies have mounted blistering counterattacks trying to discredit the F.B.I. and federal prosecutors.
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The last time that the USMNT was managed under Bruce Arena, from 1998-203, set pieces and counterattacks were pretty much the USMNT's only threat.
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Nusra has held the hill against regime counterattacks and in the face of intense regime bombing, and on Tuesday, rebels even downed a regime warplane.
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The Israeli military has launched a series of counterattacks, saying it has killed 20 militants since Tuesday morning, most of whom belonged to Islamic jihad.
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If Russia does interfere, then Putin cannot be surprised when the United States implements a full range of measures — including sanctions and possibly cyber counterattacks.
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But Americans and the Clintons should not dignify the situation with counterattacks on Donald Trump's family, to avoid causing pain to his wives and children.
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For Northern Ireland's radical fringe, on both sides, it might even reactivate well-rehearsed stimulus-response patterns of decades past — of violent attacks and counterattacks.
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Clubs everywhere are rethinking their tactics and style after seeing the speed of Leicester's counterattacks and the winning tenacity shown by Atlético, season after season.
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Instead, it has been a tournament for collectives: for Uruguay's resilient, defiant defense; for England's ingenious, coordinated set pieces; for Belgium's lethal, perfectly orchestrated counterattacks.
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She was criticized not only for her husband's treatment of women, but also for her embrace of aggressive counterattacks against women who accused Mr. Clinton.
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Her voice is not an instrument for making modest statements; it's about peaks of self-affirmation, indescribable sensual pleasures, steely counterattacks and abysses of sorrow.
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Then this happened: The irony to Venezuela's goal in the 29th minute is that it came from a set piece after a series of dangerous counterattacks.
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The cycle of attacks and counterattacks ended more than two weeks later after Iran launched 16 cruise missiles at bases in Iraq that house American forces.
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The losses incurred by the Viet Cong during those counterattacks opened the way for the American and South Vietnamese governments to push an accelerated pacification program.
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The Interpreter All but forced to retaliate, Iran will likely aim for limited counterattacks that damage the United States but don't lead to all-out war.
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Improved robot detection might help us find the robot masters or potentially help national security unleash counterattacks, which can be necessary when attacks come from overseas.
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Against Brazil, Sweden tried a couple of those same counterattacks again, but while they all looked dangerous for an instant, they fell apart without producing good shots.
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Islamic State militants have staged counterattacks, but the Syrian rebels have maintained momentum with the help of air strikes by the U.S.-led coalition, the statement said.
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But it is far from clear that the administration's new "name and shame" effort, along with criminal prosecutions and counterattacks on Russian cyberunits, is successfully deterring attacks.
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As a shocked Washington digested the implications of Trump's political decapitation of Comey, accusations from Trump critics began to fly, and his defenders struggled to summon effective counterattacks.
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These two clubs have demonstrated the power of holding back on defense and striking back on counterattacks, especially against the wealthier and supposedly better clubs in their leagues.
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Attacks and counterattacks American forces enjoyed a brief victory last week, when the US military said Taliban leader Quari Tayib was killed in an airstrike in Kunduz province.
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Spain controlled possession but could not break through Romania's defense, while the home team threatened on counterattacks and forced Iker Casillas to make a couple of good saves.
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About those Mexico counterattacks: they'll probably want to go faster, more urgently, when they can to try to catch Brazil, which won't like it anymore than Germany did.
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The situation had deteriorated in the past week with multiple attacks and counterattacks between the groups, and reports of killings, maiming, sexual violence and kidnapping, Mr. Baloch said.
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But North Korea represents a different sort of threat, more akin to terrorist networks, which are less susceptible to counterattacks and sanctions that might deter a conventional government.
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That feud led to a series of attacks and counterattacks three weeks before Lesandro's death, with other Bronx Trinitarios sets joining the Surés to help beat down Sunset.
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That, in turn, prompted counterattacks on the entire concept of sweating the details of policy, and the ensuing standoff has largely defined left-of-center politics ever since.
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"As a deterrent against attacks on our critical resources, the United States must possess the unquestioned capacity to launch crippling cyber counterattacks, and I mean crippling — crippling," Trump said.
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American officials give the example of Kunar Province, where the extremist group has quietly probed into Taliban-held territory for months and where Taliban counterattacks have gained little traction.
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Counterattacks and expanding its international reach For years, al-Shabaab has shown resiliency and an ability to strike back, often targeting civilian targets and in countries outside of Somalia.
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North Korea's official KCNA news agency issued a brief report early on Wednesday, saying the qualifier ended in a 0-0 draw after a series of "attacks and counterattacks".
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The tepid response follows two weeks of sustained violence, triggered by an attack on security forces late last month, which resulted in brutal counterattacks targeting entire villages of Rohingya Muslims.
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Despite Russian air support and thousands of militia fighters from Iraq and Hezbollah, the government's push to retake the rebel-held half of Aleppo is facing stiff resistance and counterattacks.
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The White House and its supporters seem to believe that this kind of operation will provoke counterattacks from Russia or the Syrian government, which could cause the conflict to spiral.
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But given the the threat of Iranian counterattacks, infrastructure owners should nonetheless be aware of the campaign, argues Dragos founder and former NSA critical infrastructure threat intelligence analyst Rob Lee.
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"We are keenly aware of the continued practice by insurgents to use close proximity of civilians, often by force, to prevent air strikes and counterattacks on their positions," said Col.
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Leicester had very little choice but to play counterattacks; its resources were ludicrously small, compared to the riches of its competitors in England like Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal.
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He lost six friends and one cousin in the attack, and he now feels nothing but anger at Saudi Arabia, saying that Yemenis should stage counterattacks along the Saudi-Yemeni frontier.
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In preparation for the Champions League semifinal, he appeared to focus on how the club's unusually quick defenders could pressure Barcelona's forwards, intercepting passes and trying to convert them into instant counterattacks.
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"Markets don't like risk, and with the killing of the Iranian general, we may have an elevated level of counterattacks," said Wayne Wicker, chief investment officer of Vantagepoint Investment Advisers in Washington.
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Dan Altman, a former journalist at this newspaper (and now an analyst for Swansea City), calculated that counterattacks in which Mr Kanté participated were 70% more likely to succeed than those without him.
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O'Donnell said that during the day Tuesday there was "heavy fighting" between Taliban and Afghan forces about 3 kilometers -- less than 2 miles -- outside the city as both sides mounted attacks and counterattacks.
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And with Communist forces on the defensive after devastating American counterattacks, Tet offered a rare chance for South Vietnamese constitutionalists to win back rural constituents, building on foundations set during the 1967 campaign.
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Osorio deployed Miguel Layún, of Sevilla, as an attack-minded midfielder, tasking him with kick-starting the rapid counterattacks he felt could expose Germany's defense, pushed further forward than Osorio believed was wise.
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Ocasio-Cortez represents a new, younger breed of Democrat who is far more willing to confront Republicans and to fearlessly push very liberal solutions that could open them up to counterattacks from the GOP.
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Later in the evening, fearing additional counterattacks by the Islamic State, officials announced a curfew in Tikrit, which fell in the initial rush by the militants in 2014 and was taken back last year.
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United States nuclear policy is based on the belief that nuclear weapons deter their own use: that nuclear-armed states will refrain from attacking one another for fear of the counterattacks they would suffer.
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ISIS has had months to prepare for the offensive -- building tunnels, constructing explosives, rigging abandoned houses to detonate and plotting counterattacks; reinforcements were reportedly brought in from Raqqa in Syria to help defend the city.
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From the annals of they can dish it out but they can't take it: Mega-donors shy away from fight with Trump Fearful of counterattacks, rich conservatives and their allies are mostly holding their fire.
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In a section titled "Facing 21st Century Threats: Cybersecurity in an Insecure World," the GOP platform suggests how the U.S. should launch counterattacks against state sponsored cyberattacks from Russia and China and other hostile actors.
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The fighting there intensified over the weekend as ISIS lit oil wells and a sulfur plant on fire and mounted a string of counterattacks on the advancing forces, putting US troops under even greater risk.
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Yet even in the unlikely event Israel locates every tunnel (five have been uncovered thus far), Hezbollah will still use the terrain and towns of Southern Lebanon to complicate Israeli counterattacks and maximize civilian casualties.
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They highlighted that a third of South Koreans, about 85033,000 U.S. troops and more than 100,000 other Americans living in South Korea would be in immediate danger if North Korea counterattacks after a U.S. strike.
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Trump's failure to win a clean sweep of the primary contests on Tuesday buys the establishment wing of the party time to intensify its counterattacks against the New York real estate mogul and political outsider.
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They have never won the Cup, and their high-press style has been effectively countered by playoff opponents willing to absorb the pressure with well-organized defenses and then score just enough goals on counterattacks.
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In the same tweet, the president warned the U.S. could retaliate in a "disproportionate manner" — another potential violation of international law, which requires countries to plan counterattacks that are proportional to the threat they face.
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Mr Kanté, a hitherto obscure French midfielder whom Leicester signed from SM Caen for £22015m ($22016m) in August 217, quickly emerged as the chief orchestrator of the lightning-quick counterattacks that propelled them to the title.
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After years of attacks and counterattacks by both parties, we are resetting the conversation by outlining a set of principles aimed at stabilizing the health insurance markets and providing relief to individuals, families and small businesses.
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The Iraqi campaign has so far recaptured about one-quarter of Mosul from ISIS, and the terror group has maintained some freedom of movement to launch counterattacks, mounting vehicle-borne suicide-bomb attacks with relative alacrity.
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Though Mr. Trump has boasted about the Islamic State's defeat, the militant group has for months endured airstrikes and offensives by the American-backed Syrian fighters — and has even conducted deadly counterattacks into Hajin's surrounding districts.
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But progress has been slow as they have faced counterattacks by the jihadist fighters, who deployed hundreds of the suicide car bombs, as well as mortars and snipers, and used the city's million residents as human shields.
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Another soldier, whose mother quietly cleans his wounds as he lies in his bed, tells CNN that, as well as importing ISIS' urban guerrilla tactics, they ape the AFP's methods, and are fearless in carrying out counterattacks.
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Max Rose (D-NY) swiftly slammed her remarks as "deeply hurtful to Jews," TPM's Josh Marshall deemed it a "very unfortunate tweet," and even Chelsea Clinton joined the pile-on, which prompted a whole other series of counterattacks.
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"The precedent set for offering free freezes would haunt all beaches going forward," he wrote in an email that either was missing a crucial letter "r" or trying to equate his industry's counterattacks with the storming of Normandy.
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Though the reason they have opportunities for counterattacks is because England has had most of the possession in Colombian territory Ashley Young's corner was easily caught by David Ospina, who almost started Colombia on a dangerous counter attack.
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It's not that they don't matter: I had a few really tricky battles that I effectively solved via a custom item build that allowed me to maximize the effect of key weapons and weather the most damaging counterattacks.
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President Barack Obama used a variety of methods to respond to attacks — indictments of Chinese and Iranian hackers, counterattacks on North Korea, the expulsion of diplomats and relatively mild economic sanctions against Russia — but none proved especially effective.
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Almost recklessly, Simeone took control of a sinking ship, gained the respect of the players, raised their self-esteem and returned the club to its former glory, focusing on direct, intense football, with a solid defence and electric counterattacks.
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A downward spiral of sectarian strife followed the ouster of Mr. Bozizé as a mostly Christian militia known as the anti-Balaka launched counterattacks against the Seleka; thousands of people were killed, and nearly a quarter of the population was displaced.
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"Given all the attacks that are taking place and the counterattacks, I think it will be a more lively debate than we've seen at this point," said Eric Fehrnstrom, who was a top adviser to 2012 Republican nominee Mitt Romney.
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The foremost obstacle is the powerful medical industry lobby, which will likely deploy the usual counterattacks—think the "death panels" of the Affordable Care Act debate, or the fear-mongering "Harry and Louise" ads that helped scuttle reform in the 90s.
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Hillary Clinton, whose lead in the race has surged, has been taking a step back from the campaign trail, partly to keep the focus on Mr. Trump's troubles and partly because her husband's past infidelities leave her open to counterattacks.
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The N.S.A. is preparing for similar counterattacks this year: On Thursday, the United States cited intelligence and blamed Russia for a cyberattack last fall on the republic of Georgia, another place where Mr. Putin seems to be holding dress rehearsals.
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It's a great level: a torn-up, five-story apartment building that you must first storm and capture from the Germans, and then defend against waves of counterattacks (God, remember when all this stuff was new and not series cliche?).
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Before launching a full-scale attack against North Korea or a surgical strike against key targets, the United States would first have to consider evacuating American citizens and alerting its allies for fear of North Korean counterattacks, U.S. officials and experts said.
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Five days of fighting, beating off repeated German counterattacks, left the 2900th in control of the high ground all along the Mount Belvedere massif, as well as neighboring Riva Ridge — vital objectives that division planners thought might take two weeks to secure.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Islamic State militants mounted two counterattacks on Wednesday against U.S.-backed Syrian forces that are on the brink of capturing the jihadists' final enclave in eastern Syria, but made no progress and were stopped, the U.S.-backed Syrian force said.
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What Democrats do recognize is that they can't do what they did in 2009 and let the process drag on, mired in controversy and complex policy arguments that leave the public feeling confused and overwhelmed, and give Republicans time to marshal counterattacks.
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Melania Trump, who has been known behind the scenes to offer her unvarnished thoughts on everything from the administration's policy proposals to the effectiveness of Trump's counterattacks, is expected to be involved as the president's aides draft this year's address, according to two Trump aides.
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One of the stronger counterattacks honed by Republicans in the House impeachment hearings was the claim that Democrats failed to corroborate testimony from key foreign-policy and military officials and to show the President had directly ordered his off-the-books scheme in Ukraine.
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It will likely aim for counterattacks damaging enough to persuade the United States that killing General Suleimani was not worth it — a high bar, given his value and the far superior American military strength — but not so damaging as to trigger an all-out conflict.
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But on the other side of all this hard fighting, you'll likely be leading an elite army of heavily-armed guerillas deep into enemy territory as you lure enemy troops into ambushes, strike at weakly defended rear areas, and then evacuate before the counterattacks can arrive.
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Memes, trolls, bans, doxes, sock puppets, and targeted disruption campaigns like the one used against LaBeouf, Rönkkö & Turner are being deployed in a cycle of attacks and counterattacks that, much like traditional military intelligence and information operations, set conditions for the next round of physical confrontation.
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But Mr. Obama was reluctant to respond to such aggression by Russia with counterattacks, partly for fear that the United States' infrastructure was more vulnerable than Moscow's and partly because intelligence officials worried that by responding in kind, the Pentagon would expose some of its best weaponry.
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All of this is a sign that Trump may need to go back to where he performs best -- the campaign trail -- where he can sharpen his counterattacks and try to lure his rivals into bottom-of-the-barrel fights in which he has no political equal.
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While Guardiola made Barcelona world famous for its silky, possession-oriented style, Simeone has transformed his red-and-white-striped Atlético players into rugged, ruthless defenders who guard their penalty area with fury and look to strike on offense through counterattacks or, quite often, on set plays after restarts.
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His death came amid a period of violent protests after the police killings of black men across the nation and counterattacks that saw gunmen take the lives of officers in Dallas and Baton Rouge, La. On Tuesday, the fatal police shooting of a black man in El Cajon, Calif.
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You'll also understand the stamina and climbing mechanics, have a pretty good handle on the basics of combat—including weapon durability, hard hitting counterattacks, and critical hits with the bow—and have at least a limited understanding that things like temperature and weather matter in Breath of the Wild, too.
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Joseph McCarthy who taught Trump many of the hardball tactics he first used in business and now deploys from the White House, looms over the latest armada of attorneys who have stepped up to defend the president with indignant dismissals and swift counterattacks at any suggestion they've crossed an ethical line.
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But the research on elite opinion and mass opinion suggests that people who voted for Trump will hear his denials, and his counterattacks, and progressively become more and more okay with more and more troublesome racially biased policies and statements, until by the end of his administration they're expressing more racially retrograde views than they started with.
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