Crossfire X Smilegate's Crossfire X is bringing the franchise to PC. Essentially, it's a Korean Counter-Strike.
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For example, Yedlin's official FIFA paperwork states he trained with Crossfire from 2008-10, although Crossfire claims he trained there starting in 2004.
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No. He has this patrician affect, as if he doesn't, you won't see him being interviewed on — "Crossfire" doesn't exist — whatever replaced "Crossfire" on CNN.
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GORKA: The most important question, why did Crossfire Hurricane start?
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If something happened, you could be caught in the crossfire.
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Until then, customers can enjoy being caught in the crossfire.
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Many companies and brands have become caught in the crossfire.
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In the meantime, American consumers are caught in the crossfire.
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Donald Jr., Ivanka and Eric were caught in the crossfire.
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And for now, they're still caught in the Trump crossfire.
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"Wisconsin farmers are caught in the crossfire," Mr. Gallagher said.
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During the clashes, a civilian was killed in the crossfire.
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And here's how U.S. carmakers are trapped in the crossfire.
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And, for brevity's sake, it was often shortened to Crossfire.
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The friend who was in police custody died in crossfire.
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The friend who was in police custody died in crossfire.
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"You want to avoid that crossfire situation," Chief Monahan said.
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The two senators didn't spare each other in the crossfire.
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Are we going to do a show like you know Crossfire?
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I went to direct traffic just in case there was crossfire.
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Bystanders are often injured in the crossfire and their property destroyed.
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Bystanders like Aldridge have been caught in the crossfire of shootings.
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Civilians caught in the crossfire bear the brunt of it all.
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What is unforgivable is that children are caught in the crossfire.
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Don't get caught in the crossfire when the foam starts flying.
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" Kratos Defense & Security Solutions: "Now, Kratos has been in a crossfire.
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The bloodshed caused significant displacement of people caught in the crossfire.
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The video game maker has been caught in political crossfire recently.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Macau is being pulled into dangerous crossfire.
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Hundreds of soldiers and civilians lost their lives in the crossfire.
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He also co-hosted "Crossfire" on CNN from 2002 to 2005.
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We feel like we are literally in the middle of crossfire.
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We're kind of caught in the crossfire there. Mm-hmm. Because?
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The report attributed the remaining casualties to crossfire and other causes.
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One civilian was killed and another was wounded in the crossfire.
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He said Mr. Wesco might have been caught in the crossfire.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's administration was killed in crossfire between rival gangs.
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Two civilians were killed and seven others were wounded in crossfire.
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The blank eyes of a young boy killed in the crossfire.
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The children caught in the crossfire are simply not a priority.
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It's really unfortunate that he's been caught in the crossfire here.
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I know right now these companies are in the political crossfire.
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Crossfire Hurricane was the FBI&aposs codename for the Russia investigation.
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Is the crossfire a precursor to a heated debate Nov. 20?
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A detective was killed and a sergeant wounded in the crossfire.
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They were brother officers, struck in a crossfire of police bullets.
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I will say that I related, quite deeply, to each woman's account in the Crossfire section—Crossfire being a double entendre for those who have experienced or covered war or its aftermath and who have dual identities.
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The decision kept the investigation from being drawn into the political crossfire.
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One with You: Book 5 of A Crossfire Series by Sylvia Day19.
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It would be unfair for them to get caught in the crossfire.
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Bloom is the latest organization claiming to be caught in the crossfire.
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These attacks are pressed home in a dizzying crossfire of TV ads.
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Auto stocks are caught in the crossfire of the trade war again.
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I called it Crossfire Hurricane edition of the Sean Hannity radio show.
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Operation "Crossfire Hurricane" began approximately 100 days before the 2016 presidential election.
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US-born Latinos and Latino immigrants are caught in a media crossfire.
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Their bus was caught in crossfire between militants and Indian security forces.
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A pedestrian was killed during the crossfire between deputies and the shooter.
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Residents suddenly found themselves caught in the crossfire of a class war.
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Job creators like Roger are caught in the crossfire of this misconception.
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They realize his family was killed as part of the gang crossfire.
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Civilians, mostly those in Houthi areas, were increasingly caught in the crossfire.
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Some firms are already deeply worried about being caught in the crossfire.
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Civilians were caught in the crossfire, causing massive internal displacement and suffering.
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But in war-torn Afghanistan, children are sadly caught in the crossfire.
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Ambulances were caught in crossfire as they brought the wounded to Kabul.
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I use CrossFire, which is the program that works for Mac. None.
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Mr. Shalev acknowledged that the Russia-Poland crossfire had caused a headache.
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Similarly, if you put FIRE after 23A's CROSS COUNTRY, you get CROSSFIRE.
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He said he remained indoors for fear of being caught in crossfire.
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She fears they could get caught in the crossfire if fighting resumes.
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But she fears getting caught in the ongoing crossfire between the two parties.
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LONDON — One teenager was caught in the crossfire of a drive-by attack.
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And Hiddleston has been caught in the crossfire: How will Tom actually react?
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A high number were innocent people caught in crossfire, many of them children.
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"Excuse me," he said during crossfire about her experience in the State Department.
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As a result, an innocent child was caught and injured in their crossfire.
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In the crossfire 33 prisoners were killed, along with nine hostages (after Quinn).
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He does track down some incredible details of those caught in rivalry's crossfire.
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Five people, mostly women, died in the crossfire and 14 others were wounded.
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Trump's economy is caught in the crossfire, and growing slower because of it.
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If CrossFire suggests an entry I find obscure or distasteful, I'll remove it.
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The expansion of Disney+ has been caught in the crossfire of world events.
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If they hunkered down here, the children would get caught in the crossfire.
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Those writers more often placed you in a crossfire of talk and ideas.
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The tone, direction and approvals related to Crossfire Hurricane came from the top.
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Take the legal and unauthorized immigrants who have constantly been in his crossfire.
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Kodi was hit in the elbow and in the cheek during the crossfire.
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The Argentine peso and South African rand were also caught in the crossfire.
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I use CrossFire, loaded up with Jeff Chen's word list over at xwordinfo.com.
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Those decisions stand in contrast to the F.B.I.'s handling of Crossfire Hurricane.
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"Marijuana businesses and banks are caught in the crossfire," Mr. Conti-Brown said.
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To the agents, it was known by its internal code name: Crossfire Hurricane.
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But that might offer little solace to U.S. allies caught in the crossfire.
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Second, you create crossfire that can get a lot of innocent people killed.
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Kodi was hit in the arm and in the cheek during the crossfire.
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Republicans zeroed in on the report's criticisms of the FBI's "Crossfire Hurricane" investigation.
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The shooters were aiming for another man, and she was caught in the crossfire.
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I was living in Bamako, the Mali capital, and we were in the crossfire.
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MUMBAI (Reuters Breakingviews) - India is at risk of getting stuck in anti-corruption crossfire.
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" "Families are at extreme risk of being caught in crossfire or targeted by snipers.
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Eat your messy snacks with caution: your siblings could get caught in the crossfire.
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DIGENOVA: -- exactly -- Crossfire Hurricane -- was exactly what we have been saying for a year.
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Health care has defined the 2018 campaign, and Upton put himself in that crossfire.
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Her brother was killed by crossfire in the street, and another relative was beheaded.
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If Trump is indeed a no-show, Cruz may stand alone in the crossfire.
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Or being caught right in the crossfire of the beginning of World War III.
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More seriously, some were cited for endangering other officers by creating a crossfire situation.
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ZTE, which was earlier caught in the trade war crossfire, fell by 11.41 percent.
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But they delayed the operation so the actor was not caught in the crossfire.
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There's always a lot of tension, with the press secretary caught in the crossfire.
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She has stood up strongly in the crossfire, never apologizing for her liberal record.
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And like kids caught in the crossfire of feuding parents, it hurts to watch.
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I also fill manually — I use Crossfire, but I don't use the Autofill feature.
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When you open CrossFire, the first thing you'll see is the "New crossword" box.
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Other platforms were also caught in the crossfire following the Pelosi video, including Twitter.
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I have used Crossfire for Mac since I began constructing roughly seven years ago.
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I'm a Mac user, so Crossfire is the preferred (and I believe, only) option.
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Others appear to have been caught in the crossfire, like noted journalist Javier Valdez.
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Relatives said that Chisholm was the target, and Johnson was caught in the crossfire.
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Syrian military assaults continue, with civilians not just caught in the crossfire -- but deliberately targeted.
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NBA star Dwyane Wade's cousin was killed in a crossfire in Chicago on Friday afternoon.
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The daughter of the family was killed in the crossfire where her cross now lays.
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From there things largely devolved into a series of bungling crossfire and snarling point-counterpoints.
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Hadi's government moved it from Sanaa to Aden in 2016, placing it in the crossfire.
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Now businesses and their lobbyists are worried about being drawn into Washington's heated political crossfire.
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CNN's Nick Paton Walsh got caught in the crossfire while reporting on the battles. 2.
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Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to the scene where officers engaged the suspect in crossfire.
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Will some relatively benign people—small businesses, kitten fan pages—get caught in the crossfire?
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"They were right in the crossfire of the gunman," says DeAngelis, who retired in 2014.
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Meanwhile, at a nearby camp, several Yemenis caught in the crossfire have been left disabled.
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Many Yemeni civilians insist they've suffered immensely in the crossfire — though the coalition denies this.
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A ballkid got caught in the crossfire as Tsitsipas walked to the net between points.
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The two Mexican suppliers who spoke to Reuters said they were caught in the crossfire.
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Scores have been killed in the fighting, including civilians who've been caught in the crossfire.
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Not surprisingly, Uber got caught in the crossfire and became the subject of the comments.
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Despite the strict parenting, Davieione was caught in a crossfire during a party next door.
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American farmers are likely to find themselves particularly pinned down in this trade war crossfire.
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Caught in the crossfire was an up-and-coming lawyer in the administration of Gov.
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They cover three categories: death during dangerous assignments, by crossfire in combat, and from murder.
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Three responding police, aged 30 to 40, and two female bystanders were hit in crossfire.
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I was very lucky to get out quickly—injured in the crossfire but not seriously.
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Biotech -- and healthcare more generally -- got caught in the crossfire during the 2016 presidential election.
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Ten-year-old Mohammed was the first civilian to be caught up in the crossfire.
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Previous estimates are that Crossfire could be owed as much as $100,000 through Yedlin's transfer.
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And his front-runner spot in the middle of the stage was riddled with crossfire.
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He has paid for and attended funerals of children caught in the crossfire of bullets.
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" It went on: "War is hell, especially for those who are caught in the crossfire.
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Instead, she has spent the last year caught in the crossfire between the two camps.
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In the crossfire of this vendetta, younger brother John Shelby (Joe Cole) was also killed.
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Andrei called out to the others that they may have gotten caught in a crossfire.
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That means continuing to appeal to a broad electorate instead of engaging in constant crossfire.
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The Crossfire Hurricane team did not present many crucial decisions for Mr. Comey to make.
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Only in mid-September, congressional investigators say, did the records reach the Crossfire Hurricane team.
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Sanon told the CPJ that he believes he was caught in crossfire by armed protesters.
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Hospitals have increasingly been caught in the crossfire, with multiple sides accused of hitting medical facilities.
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But the brutal crossfire that has broken out so swiftly has limited Schumer's room to maneuver.
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Police say Cooper was an innocent bystander caught in the crossfire of a dispute between others.
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However, coal could be caught in the crossfire if the second batch of duties are introduced.
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Later, though, things turn sour between Alex and Jessica — and Hannah gets caught in the crossfire.
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Civilians caught in the crossfire are exhausted and violations continue to be committed with relative impunity.
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More than 150 civilians have been killed in the crossfire since July, according to rights groups.
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Heading out in search of supplies meant risking your life in the crossfire on the streets.
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Tech stocks, which were caught in the trade war crossfire last week, suffered again on Thursday.
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Their differences aren't "Crossfire"-style left-right showdowns but gently needling exchanges about confrontation vs. incrementalism.
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With cartel factions fighting for lucrative drug trafficking routes, civilians are often caught in the crossfire.
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Fatal clashes continued through February, and a 7-year-old child was killed in the crossfire.
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Maintaining rotational symmetry can be a pain, but fortunately, CrossFire takes care of that for you.
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Carlson says that he was already thinking of ways to move on from the "Crossfire" format.
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It was precisely these qualities that were required as the FBI initiated and conducted Crossfire Hurricane.
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The Crossfire Hurricane team was part of that group but largely operated independently, three officials said.
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Neighbors and witnesses say that Asrar was caught in the crossfire during one of these episodes.
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Trade war crossfire The United States has hit Europe with new tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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Unfortunately, civilians are caught in the crossfire of this war—and, in some cases, deliberately attacked.
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Its most fundamental finding was unequivocal: Crossfire Hurricane, as the investigation was called, was amply justified.
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The mother of a Black Disciple was caught in the crossfire, shot in her left foot.
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I both use the "Fill" tab of Crossfire as well as search letter patterns in XWordInfo.
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SCOOP - UTA agent has pitched Avenatti and Mooch as a Crossfire 3.0 to two cable nets.
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Companies in the crossfire U.S. internet companies have faced mounting pressure in recent years to restrict content.
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All of the victims, according to the government, died while resisting arrest or when caught in crossfire.
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Madame Nielsen, a British transplant who understands the African cause, is killed in crossfire at the conclusion.
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After all the denials, they say now that this operation hurricane was in fact -- HANNITY: Crossfire Hurricane.
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In Colombia, for example, you have landmines, crossfire, battles between the guerilla fighters and the Colombian army.
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Unlike the Clinton email probe, The New York Times says FBI officials kept "Crossfire Hurricane" under wraps.
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Though Crossfire was popularized in the '90s, it has actually been around for almost half a century.
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Two bystanders were injured in the crossfire between the officer and the suspect, according to the station.
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"He was caught in crossfire that erupted after miscreants started shooting at the police," Mr. Hossain said.
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But the D.C. restaurant, located in the Bloomingdale area of the District, was caught in the crossfire.
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Defenders contend Parscale is getting caught in the crossfire from people who dislike Kushner for unrelated reasons.
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A well-known rescue group called the White Helmets say they have been caught in the crossfire.
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The Times reported that the FBI code-named the probe "Crossfire Hurricane," after a Rolling Stones lyric.
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The crossfire was so intense that CNN moderator Wolf Blitzer lost control of the proceedings at times.
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Witnesses said the displaced people were caught up in the crossfire as they lined up for food.
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There are no goodies and baddies, just violent, greedy, immoral men and innocents caught in the crossfire.
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Her son also sustained injuries in the crossfire, though they are not considered to be life-threatening.
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Clinton and for the way he handled it, found himself in an even stronger crossfire on Friday.
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Other Asian countries increasingly fear being caught in the crossfire of a trade war, the WSJ reports.
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Civilians are frequently caught in the crossfire, in some instances reportedly by coalition or Iraqi government forces.
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At least the new verified scores will help keep some moviegoers from getting caught in the crossfire.
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Countries caught in the trade-war crossfire between China and the United States are becoming increasingly exasperated.
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WE ALWAYS WORRIED, WE MANAGE PUBLIC MONEY, WERE WE GOING TO GET CAUGHT IN THE POLITICAL CROSSFIRE?
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Crossfire Hurricane was built around the same core of agents and analysts who had investigated Mrs. Clinton.
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No NATO member wants to be caught in the crossfire or tied to a coercive American occupation.
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Businesses, both global and local, are falling in line — and their employees are caught in the crossfire.
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Businesses, both global and local, are falling in line — and their employees are caught in the crossfire.
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"Crossfire Hurricane should have been shut down within the first few months of 2017," Mr. Johnson said.
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Canada caught in the crossfire China has vigorously defended Huawei, the world's biggest maker of telecommunications equipment.
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"LL was shot in the foot in crossfire at a Brooklyn public housing area nicknamed "Smurf Village.
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As violence in civilian populated areas of the country intensified, children were often caught in the crossfire.
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Some were caught in the crossfire, while others suffered starvation after roads were blocked by the offensive.
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On Jan 203, somebody posted Jon Stewart on Crossfire from 2004 that had such repercussions as the Viacom lawsuit (like 700 million bucks or something), the cancellation of Crossfire (fuck those guys), and the eye of Sauron—*cough* Google—looking at YouTube as more than a video repository.
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But legitimate American protest campaigns have also been collateral damage in the crossfire of the New Cold War.
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I'm sorry for the collateral damage and pain this is causing individuals and communities caught in the crossfire.
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The California-based tech giant has already been caught in the diplomatic crossfire between the West and China.
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Facebook has largely lived up to the challenge while Twitter and LinkedIn have been caught in the crossfire.
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I was either going to shoot somebody, or I was going to get caught up in some crossfire.
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He pointed, in particular, to the French and German economies as examples of those caught in the crossfire.
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" The lyrics say: "I was born in a crossfire hurricane, and I howled at the morning driving rain.
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So they&aposve decided -- they&aposve decided -- CNN has decided to bring back "Crossfire" for the third time.
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She, too, felt the horrors of violence when she was caught in the crossfire of the Rwandan genocide.
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The Australians then tipped off the FBI, prompting the agency to launch "Crossfire Hurricane" on July 31, 2016.
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Now, to steal a page from the FBI&aposs playbook, well, they now know Crossfire Hurricane is coming.
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One way to avoid getting caught in the import tariff crossfire is to build the cars in China.
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American farmers, who have been caught in the crossfire of the trade war, could enjoy an immediate benefit.
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Caught in the crossfire is Qualcomm, whose products account for the lion's share of chips inside ZTE smartphones.
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Mergers have been caught in the crossfire, and targeted economic retaliation is a weapon China has used before.
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The camps were caught in the crossfire during the clashes last month, and at least 16 people died.
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Forty-four civilians had also been killed, either in crossfire or executed by the militants, the military said.
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I'm sorry for the collateral damage and pain this is causing individuals and committees caught in the crossfire.
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Despite having been caught in the crossfire, 96 percent of Bojaya's residents voted to back the peace accord.
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America's shale oil industry is caught in the crossfire of an epic battle between Russia and Saudi Arabia.
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The crossfire indicated how raw the feelings still are following the impeachment battle that ended just last month.
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It strongly suggests that the D.E.A.'s account of crossfire in the May 2012 mission was not accurate.
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The escalation of threats caught the United States' allies in Europe in the crossfire between Washington and Tehran.
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The last pocket held by IS in Syria is home to thousands of civilians caught in the crossfire.
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It would be ambitious, but we can test out whether the AutoFill feature in CrossFire can find something.
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Racial conflict was secondary to the ancient Brahmin-Irish one, with Jews and Italians caught in the crossfire.
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As the third season begins, doctors race to save a girl caught in the crossfire of a shootout.
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But at the time, a small group of F.B.I. officials knew it by its code name: Crossfire Hurricane.
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The F.B.I. investigation into Russian election meddling and possible ties to Trump associates was originally called Crossfire Hurricane.
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" * "Crossfire Hurricane" was begun solely because of information provided to the State Department by a "Friendly Foreign Government.
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He was able to escape the crossfire since billionaire Mike Bloomberg played the role of villain all night.
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Cupp also previously co-hosted the short-lived reboot of "Crossfire" on CNN that debuted in September 2013.
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He said another 20 civilians who were trapped in the area because of the crossfire were also rescued.
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Crossfire among Democrats — particularly Sanders, Buttigieg, Biden and Klobuchar — marked the final days of the New Hampshire campaign.
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She, her husband and her children ran as fast as they could to avoid being shot in the crossfire.
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Are U.S. organizations — private entities — caught in the crossfire and losing their valuable data because of their government's actions?
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An explanation isn't required and delegating will help keep you out of the crossfire of any follow-up inquiries.
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"Today we live in the middle of a crossfire, in a war that is not our own," she said.
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Among the wounded was an 1403-year-old girl, hit in the crossfire as she played in the street.
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He's still figuring out how he feels about Issa, and Tasha is going to get caught in the crossfire.
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Witnesses told authorities there was an exchange of gunfire between two vehicles and Trinity was shot in the crossfire.
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One policeman was killed in the attack, two were critically wounded and a tourist was injured in the crossfire.
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But hospitals in Syria have increasingly been caught in the crossfire, with multiple sides accused of hitting medical facilities.
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If Turkish troops start shooting at YPG fighters in those areas, American soldiers could end up in the crossfire.
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Nykea Aldridge was caught in crossfire and shot in the head and arm while leaving a school in Chicago.
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Sony Music effectively sided with Dr. Luke, saying it was just "caught in the crossfire" of their legal fight.
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Carlson left CNN not long after Stewart destroyed his credibility and that of Crossfire, which was canceled shortly thereafter.
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I'm genuinely scared of being caught in the crossfire between an armed bystander who means well and a crime.
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" HLN host and former CNN "Crossfire" host S.E. Cupp defended MacCallum while accusing Avenetti of "baseless ad hominem attacks.
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"I was about to pull in at about 8:45, and we got caught in the crossfire," he said.
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In Newark, Nakisha Allen, 35, was killed in crossfire in July 2009 as she walked to a neighborhood store.
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As tensions soared along the border, a Spanish soldier serving as a UN peacekeeper was killed in the crossfire.
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While Trump's rhetoric primarily targeted China and Mexico, other countries were widely expected to get caught in any crossfire.
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Jennifer Aniston's husband has been caught in the crossfire of Brangelina's divorce, and the drama is heating up again.
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They have also murdered and displaced civilians, often caught in the crossfire during confrontations with rebels or state forces.
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Now, they seem increasingly fearful that Mexico could be caught in the crossfire between the United States and China.
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Ambulance driver Yusuf Ali told the AP that most of the victims he had seen were wounded in crossfire.
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Pakistan said that was a lie, and there was nothing more than routine crossfire along the Line of Control.
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I use CrossFire on my Mac, Crossword Compiler on my PC, and Crossword Maker for Cruciverbalists on my iPhone.
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Then when the gunfire starts and you get kids hit in the crossfire, people start to take a stand.
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Journalists in Kashmir find themselves caught in the crossfire between the Indian government and militant groups battling for independence.
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I'm in a black chair that feels like a cockpit,and the sunset, when I squint, turns to crossfire.
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The Continent is also caught in the crossfire of a worsening trade dispute between the United States and China.
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" Ms. Slaughter on Thursday night emailed her staff to apologize "that you all have been caught in the crossfire.
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The Turkish military posts have recently been caught in the crossfire due to the Syrian offensive in the region.
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To answer your question, I use CrossFire — although I got my start with pencil, graph paper and online dictionaries.
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Begala has been with CNN since 2002 and once co-hosted "Crossfire" with current Fox News host Tucker Carlson.
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Days later, on July 83, the FBI initiated the Crossfire Hurricane investigation that is the subject of our report.
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The crossfire ultimately wounded them both, allowing John Kerry and John Edwards to finish ahead of them in Iowa.
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The civilians say are not accidental victims caught in the crossfire and that Islamic State has been targeting them.
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Detective Simonsen and Sergeant Gorman, who were not wearing body armor, were caught in crossfire, senior police officials said.
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It's kids who wanted a better life for themselves but lost brothers or sisters to crossfire, things like that.
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As both sides squabble over who's responsible, those suffering the most are the local populations caught in the crossfire.
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He, too, has a nephew who was caught in the crossfire of rival cartels and died five years ago.
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Authorities said members of the Sinaloa cartel had "used her as a human shield" during crossfire with Mexican soldiers.
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While the X2500 is capable of CrossFire or SLI, I'm not really interested in having dual graphics cards right now.
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Mr. Sanders instead highlights the human cost of war, for the United States and for civilians caught in the crossfire.
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But lost amid the celebration is an incredibly grim reality: huge numbers of civilians have been killed in the crossfire.
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During a 2003 episode of his CNN show Crossfire, Carlson gave out what he said was his home phone number.
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Aldridge died Friday, caught in the crossfire of a shooting while pushing her 3-week-old child in a stroller.
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TRACE GALLAGHER, FOX NEWS CHANNEL CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Martha, "Crossfire Hurricane", by the way was named after a Rolling Stone lyrics.
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Apple is one stock that he does not want to see get caught in the crossfire of the trade war.
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The exception is when police enter to engage drug gangs in bloody shootouts, with innocents often caught in the crossfire.
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Sunday while in the crossfire of gunshots between two vehicles in a restaurant parking lot near the University of Kentucky.
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An estimated 800,000 government employees have been caught in the political crossfire of the shutdown, now in its fifth week.
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Instead, some Republicans feel they've gotten caught in the crossfire of a war between the White House and the media.
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Western-backed rebel groups that choose to work with Nusra could find themselves caught in the crossfire, too, he added.
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As the coalition and rebel groups bombard one another, terror groups operate unhindered and civilians are caught in the crossfire.
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They're getting psychologically damaged for the rest of their lives because we put them in a situation of a crossfire.
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"Innocent civilians are being caught in the crossfire, including many women, children and elderly people," Shearer said in a statement.
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While police have so far attributed the deaths to crossfire, others have accused the militants of deliberately targeting the pilgrims.
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From the looks of it, there will be casualties — my guess is that Linda will be wounded in the crossfire.
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She worked for a time at hospitals in the crossfire, where the victims were "fighters, women and children," she said.
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America is at war, a war that knows no boundaries or borders and oftentimes finds civilians caught in the crossfire.
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The 213-year-old narrowly escaped being caught in the crossfire but another girl was killed by a stray bullet.
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That's led to questions about whether any of the 0003 people killed were hit by officers' bullets in the crossfire.
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Of late, however, the Postal Service has seemingly been caught in the crossfire of his single-minded attack on Amazon.
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At which point Gaines was shot down, and her 5-year-old son, caught in the crossfire, was also injured.
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A surge of fighting in the past week has trapped thousands of civilians in the crossfire and coalition air raids.
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He used an underwater camera because anything else would be destroyed by the water, and he welcomed the occasional crossfire.
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All that remains of the many men, women and children caught in the crossfire of a war they never wanted.
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Manufacturers such as BMW and Daimler have also been caught in the crossfire of President Trump's trade war with China.
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Michael Blake gently encouraged me to learn to use Crossfire for grids with fill from Matt Ginsberg's free word list.
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The big picture: President Trump is at war with California on multiple fronts, and carmakers are caught in the crossfire.
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Refineries are losers in the US-Venezuela battle Meanwhile, American refineries are caught in the crossfire between Maduro and Trump.
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UNESCO World Heritage Sites, such as those in Libya and Mali, have been caught in the crossfire of regional disputes.
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Crossfire Hurricane spawned a case that has brought charges against former Trump campaign officials and more than a dozen Russians.
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While the insurance company sometimes pays the higher amount, unlucky patients like Mr. Moore can be caught in the crossfire.
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Only when thousands of Soviet troops poured into Afghanistan did they finally dispatch the troublesome leader, this time during crossfire.
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Many of the city's civilians and the estimated 40,000 children still in Raqqa will inevitably be caught in the crossfire.
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As in any conflict in which women's voices are lost in the clamor of crossfire, Kashmir women are no exception.
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The Opening of Crossfire Hurricane and the Use of Confidential Human SourcesFollowing receipt of the FFG information, a decision was made by the FBI's then Counterintelligence Division (CD) Assistant Director (AD), E.W. "Bill" Priestap, to open Crossfire Hurricane and reflected a consensus reached after multiple days of discussions and meetings among senior FBI officials.
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Meanwhile, the rest of the directors have been largely caught in the crossfire that is the result of the turgid distrust.
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So again, you have this sort of political crossfire over what was an unquestionable tragedy, journalists gunned down in their workplace.
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Game thinks it's likely there will be a bunch of revenge shootings, and fears he could be caught in the crossfire.
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The contract manufacturers, which include Foxconn, Pegatron, Wistron and Compel, are caught in the crossfire of the Apple-Qualcomm legal battle.
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Aldridge was caught in the crossfire and struck in the head and arm ... she was pronounced dead at a local hospital.
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ZTE has been caught in the crossfire of the dispute and trading in its shares has been halted for two weeks.
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Cynthia Dawkins' youngest son, Timothy, was caught in the crossfire and killed during a shooting in Southeast Washington, D.C., in 2013.
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Firms in Singapore have been directly affected by these measures and caught in crossfire, said SSIA's Ang, declining to give names.
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No conventional weapon, crossfire hurricane of opiates and amphetamines, or toxic alchemy of coconut trees and gravity can kill Keith Richards.
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Police say it had "additional weapons inside" One witness, Antwon Wilson, told Abc 13 that he was caught in the crossfire.
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But sometimes you have to say out loud what Jon Stewart once said to the hosts of Crossfire: Stop hurting America.
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As a Twitter storm erupted over Blevins' comments , innocent bystander — and suit wearer — Aodhán Ó Ríordáin got caught in the crossfire.
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Unfortunately, Sharrett got caught in a crossfire and was struck by a stray bullet from one of his fellow soldiers' weapon.
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He joined CNN the following year to be the executive producer of a rebooted "Crossfire" before being promoted to political director.
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"They only told us he died in crossfire," said Amin, whose account of the evening was corroborated by her mother, Nusrat.
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They may feel uncomfortable or conflicted about being caught in the crossfire, which is an "extra burden" for everyone, she says.
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James Carville, Bill Clinton's presidential campaign strategist and once the liberal half of Crossfire, had signed as a Fox News contributor.
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It may not have been formally opened on paper as "Crossfire Hurricane" until months later — until late July or early August.
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Budget referee caught in ObamaCare crossfire: The pressure is on for the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) and its director, Keith Hall.
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Emerging market currencies remained weak, on fears export-oriented economies would be caught in the crossfire of any escalating trade conflict.
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Three hostages were killed in the crossfire, and one person lay slumped outside: Yoni, who had been shot in the chest.
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These self-censoring students find themselves caught in the crossfire of the Left's culture war, and their ideological identity reflects this.
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The bottom line: The European Union will be caught in the crossfire even if Trump aims his tariffs solely at China.
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She says she knows people who have died in the crossfire between police and assailants, or simply been killed by accident.
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In late July, the F.B.I. opened an investigation, code-named Crossfire Hurricane, to examine the connections between Trump associates and Russia.
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Caught in the crossfire, Bowman was struck in the head by a random bullet, said officials, the Chicago Sun-Times reported.
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The main group of Americans climbed on foot to a mountain village and were caught in a crossfire between partisan groups.
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CBS Miami reported at least 20 officers on the scene, and police said that no officers were injured in the crossfire.
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Both suspects, the UPS hostage and a bystander who was sitting in a nearby idle car were killed in the crossfire.
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Grisly photographs of children apparently killed in the crossfire of a 50-minute firefight during the raid caused outrage in Yemen.
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The bouncer, Dominick Wimbush, 47, was shot and killed in the crossfire, as were Terrence Bishop, 36, and John Thomas, 32.
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Both FBI investigations, "Midyear Exam" (Clinton email server) and "Crossfire Hurricane" (Russian election interference), were investigated and overseen by headquarters personnel.
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But European companies are also being caught in the crossfire of a bigger trade conflict between the United States and China.
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He had volunteered in that park since high school, and appeared to get caught in crossfire, said Rashawnda Rice, his sister.
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The Crossfire Hurricane team did not even see his work until two months after opening their investigation, on July 31st 2016.
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However, Horowitz found that the FBI never had any real evidence against Page before beginning its investigation, codenamed Operation Crossfire Hurricane.
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" But IG Michael Horowitz found "no documentary or testimonial evidence" that political bias sparked the probe originally code-named "Crossfire Hurricane.
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The following is an excerpt from his new book, Crossfire Hurricane: Inside Donald Trump's War on the FBI, Copyright © 2019.
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The controversy surrounding Zara is the latest example of a company getting caught in the crossfire between Beijing and the protesters.
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Civilians, including gold and amber miners, have been caught in the crossfire, which extends from Kachin State to northern Shan State.
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The Argentine peso and South African rand were also caught in the crossfire, with the dollar adding 4 percent on the rand.
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"The longer you hold out on information, the more you put yourself in the crossfire of it happening to you," Long said.
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As far as he's concerned, Elihas was a traitor and so is Bill, and Ava's being caught in the crossfire is inconsequential.
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When Activision started shutting down the Hero games in 2011 following rapidly declining sales, though, Virtual Fairground got caught in the crossfire.
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MORE: CNN crew caught in ISIS crossfire Abdullah looked aghast as he saw friends and comrades being brought in one after another.
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And if that meant insulting and snatching back the rights of everyone else, with women caught in the crossfire, so be it.
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Wilson stepped away from others in the store to keep them out of the crossfire, police said after watching security camera footage.
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China has taken a harsh stance in response, and many brands -- including Nike and South Park -- have been caught in the crossfire.
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Farmers have been caught in the crossfire, with China halting its purchases of soybeans and other agricultural products in retaliation for tariffs.
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As BuzzFeed News reported last week, Sessions has caught hundreds of police departments and local jurisdictions in the crossfire across the country.
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But poor Veanne still managed to get caught in the crossfire when attempting to pull off one of the built-in features.
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But the recent controversy has moved the FBI deeper into the partisan crossfire where his legendary predecessor operated for half-a-century.
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Apple, a big player in China, is sitting in the crossfire of the tit-for-tat tariffs between the U.S. and China.
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Witnesses told authorities that there was an exchange of gunfire between two vehicles and Trinity was caught in the crossfire and shot.
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If you turn the '90s into a board game and put it in a box, the toy you'd likely get is Crossfire.
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In 2006, Scott Gairdner (who created the Comedy Central series Moonbeam City) rewrote the Crossfire theme song as a power piano ballad.
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Sene was caught in the crossfire and sought help from a nearby deli after being shot, only to die from his injuries.
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"What can they do in terms of staying out of the crossfire?" said Adam Slater, lead economist at Oxford Economics in Britain.
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Emerging market currencies fell overnight as investors feared export-oriented economies would be caught in the crossfire of any escalating trade conflict.
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Moody's will stop issuing domestic ratings for Russian companies to avoid being caught in a legal crossfire between Moscow and the West.
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"We were caught in the middle of the crossfire," Portillo, a farmer and father of two children, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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They're using everyday obstacles like cars, houses, and trash cans as makeshift bunkers—and unsuspecting citizens are getting caught in the crossfire.
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China shot back with its own protectionist measures, and now my pistachio farm is caught in the crossfire of an unfortunate controversy.
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But while airplane manufacturers are on the front lines of this trade war, the food industry is being caught in the crossfire.
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Press has also worked at CNN and MSNBC, most notably as a co-host of CNN's debate program, "Crossfire," from 28503-22019.
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As the battleground in northern Syria became increasingly confused, it was unclear what was happening to the civilians caught in the crossfire.
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Software programs like Crossfire or Crossword Compiler allow you to create and manage word lists, which are basically dictionaries for the programs.
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But the trip also put a spotlight on soybean farmers, who have been caught in the crossfire of his multifront trade war.
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The decision is expected to escalate tensions between Washington and Beijing in a diplomatic feud that has caught journalists in the crossfire.
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Business managers and political leaders fear that Europe could be caught in the crossfire of a trade war between two economic superpowers.
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Increasingly desperate fighting between Western-backed government forces and insurgent groups meant more noncombatants are being caught in the crossfire, investigators wrote.
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She even bought the Crossfire software program, so she could learn how to construct and put in her share of the work.
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Crossfire was dead, famously killed by Stewart in one of his signature eviscerations of the cable news set, but Hardball lived on.
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New York (CNN Business)Banks in America's heartland have found themselves in the crossfire of President Donald Trump's trade war with China.
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His death became a rallying cry for youths caught in crossfire in neighborhoods that face a dearth of resources for young people.
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The AIF may simply have got caught in the crossfire of an attack on the Secretariat of State by its internal enemies.
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Caught in the crossfire are Americans like Wanda Wickizer, left with huge bills and indecipherable explanations in languages they cannot possibly understand.
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They are afraid of getting killed accidentally in a crossfire between the government and the rebels, who constantly skirmish right outside Bentiu.
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Unfortunately for the FBI, today's findings from the independent inspector general will not be the final word in the Crossfire Hurricane affair.
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About the victims, the connections, the blowback the already marginalized Muslim community will face, the innocent international student caught in the crossfire.
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The artist wanted to balance these interviews with Iraqi voices so he began interviewing Iraqis civilians who were caught in the crossfire.
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The House, now led by Democrats, passed legislation Thursday night to fund the agencies that have been caught in the border wall crossfire.
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Even U.S. businesses could get caught in the crossfire, said Michael Bustamante, an assistant professor of Latin American history at Florida International University.
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The US destroyed nuclear centrifuges, the Iranians threatened dams, and bled tens of millions of dollars from private institutions caught in the crossfire.
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The article describes how "armed youths from neighbouring communities" stole 58 cows, leaving seven people—and 653 cows—shot dead "in tragic crossfire".
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But for now, the battle over how far Democrats should go has placed the likes of Aetna, Humana and UnitedHealth in the crossfire.
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With the Paisley Park imprint regrettably caught in the crossfire, he sought to put out music through a new one dubbed NPG Records.
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Tens of thousands of civilians have been caught in the crossfire, unable to flee and left without access to their most basic needs.
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He found himself crudely caught in the crossfire between by way of the former's homophobia-laden tiraera (read: diss track) against the latter.
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He explained that he isn't worried about SAP getting caught in the crossfire amid ongoing trade tensions between the United States and China.
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The paper reports that the mission, named "Crossfire Hurricane" after a Rolling Stones lyric, was only known to a handful of FBI officials.
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She asks him where the hostages are "so we can avoid them in the crossfire" — and they discover the hostages have already escaped.
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Thousands of civilians there are reported to have been caught in the crossfire and subjected to forced displacement, according to Human Rights Watch.
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It remained unclear whether the two episodes were related, and whether the vehicle had been struck by crossfire or had been intentionally attacked.
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So the president heralded a plan to provide as much as $12 billion in emergency relief to farmers caught in the trade crossfire.
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If I see or hear something I like, I just add it to the list, then update my Crossfire vocabulary as time permits.
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Flag carrier Cathay Pacific, which has been caught in the crossfire between Chinese authorities and protesters in Hong Kong, rallied more than 7%.
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Turkey's academics found themselves in the government's crossfire once again on Wednesday amid a continued crackdown following a failed military coup last week.
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Prosecutors said he lied to doctors, telling them he had merely been a bystander to the shootout and was injured in the crossfire.
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I use CrossFire for Mac, which I like just fine, though I gather it's not quite as advanced as Crossword Compiler for Windows.
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Asia's most advanced economies, including Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, are so globalized that they can easily get caught in this protectionist crossfire.
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The organization documented more than 70 deaths in four separate years over the last decade, many of them related to crossfire in war.
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Barclays said that while oil prices have been caught in the crossfire amid escalating trade tensions, supply-demand fundamentals have been quite supportive.
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He ran away from Mile 16 after seeing the corpse of his neighbor, a farmer, caught in the crossfire between separatists and soldiers.
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You'll also want to pay attention to the "Fill" tab, which will tell you whether or not CrossFire finds entries for your grid.
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I upload that word list to Crossfire whenever my slimmed-down word list is making it impossible to fill a themed puzzle adequately.
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Investors have looked for signs the U.S. and China want to dial back a tariff crossfire that threatens to wallop the global economy.
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S. trade war as companies consider rebasing and re-routing their supply chains away from the crossfire between the world's two largest economies.
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Emerging market currencies fell overnight as investors feared these export-oriented economies would be caught in the crossfire of any escalating trade conflict.
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It blamed Israel for the crash, saying the plane was caught in the crossfire as four Israeli fighters attacked targets in northwestern Syria.
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Let's hope our leaders take notice, and apply the lessons of this collaboration to the range of challenges now caught in the crossfire.
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The management of Dublin's gangland and maintaining public safety are topics that require action, not posturing, before a civilian is caught in the crossfire.
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Part of the rationale is that companies won't want their proposed deals to get caught in the political crossfire of the next presidential election.
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But various human rights groups called it a "massacre," alleging dozens of bystanders were killed in the crossfire, many of them women and children.
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NBA superstar Dwyane Wade's cousin killed in Chicago crossfire Neither Wade nor his agent responded to a CNN request for comment on Trump's remarks.
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The driver told authorities that the bus was in motion when it apparently entered the crossfire between two rival gang factions before 7 a.m.
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That year 75 were either murdered, killed in crossfire or died on dangerous assignments, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, a non-profit.
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I met a woman whose 20-year-old daughter was killed a couple of years ago, trapped in the crossfire of a gang shootout.
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Many unrelated businesses have been caught in the crossfire, including Odnoklassniki, a social network; Viber, a messaging app; and online retailers and gaming platforms.
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In eastern Logar province, four women were killed and four children were wounded in the crossfire during a shootout between insurgents and the military.
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Some, he added, were "exploring summer plans abroad", having not previously considered doing so, because they were worried about getting caught in the crossfire.
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A decade after getting owned by Jon Stewart on Crossfire, his show has been a ratings hit in Megyn Kelly's former 9 p.m. slot.
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Nykea Aldridge, 32, was caught in crossfire and shot in the head and the arm while leaving a school in Chicago last Friday afternoon.
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It was called "Crossfire Hurricane," the FBI counterintelligence operation that targeted Trump figures as part of the investigation into possible campaign ties to Russia.
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Disease prevention and preparing for emerging threats are two areas that we simply cannot risk ending up in the endless partisan crossfire of Washington.
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Last week, the worry was that they would be killed in the crossfire as Iraqi forces and their Shiite militia allies stormed the city.
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Apple, for its part, could easily get caught in the crossfire, as the company relies on China as a key to its international sales.
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Last year, a Cuomo administration lawyer, Carey W. Gabay, was fatally shot when the police said he was caught in crossfire between rival gangs.
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And in 2012, CNN hired Mr. Jones to appear on a new iteration of "Crossfire" with Newt Gingrich, Stephanie Cutter and S. E. Cupp.
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That's why the current Russia investigation, originally referred to in the F.B.I. as "Crossfire Hurricane," isn't just a single case on Russian election meddling.
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No one close to him had the bad luck to be where a bomb went off or to get caught in crossfire, relatives said.
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BMW's factory in Spartanburg, S.C., which produces sport utility vehicles popular in China, has been caught in the crossfire of tit-for-tat tariffs.
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If CrossFire suggests an entry that I know I'd never use, I rescore it below the threshold I've set as the minimum word score.
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Beyond its own issues with the U.S., the E.U. is caught in the crossfire of a worsening trade dispute between the U.S. and China.
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This past week, we published an exclusive account of the secret origins of the F.B.I. investigation into the Trump campaign, code-named Crossfire Hurricane.
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There were few details — it sounded as though the two had been caught in a crossfire, one of those awful, random happenstances of war.
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" He added, "I take seriously the hurt many feel, but this is a complex situation, and the company is caught in a political crossfire.
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If they don't, the Israelis will likely intervene even more aggressively against Iranian proxies in Syria, putting Russian entities into a potentially dangerous crossfire.
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Called Crossfire Hurricane, the investigation eventually focused on four Trump campaign associates, two of whom were already the subjects of continuing Justice Department investigations.
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The IG determined that the FBI used several confidential human sources (CHSs) to interact with subjects under investigation after the Crossfire Hurricane was opened.
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The 32-year-old was caught in crossfire and shot in the head and arm while leaving a school in Chicago on Friday afternoon.
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Speaking on the first day of the annual USDA Agricultural Outlook Forum, he said agriculture is caught in the crossfire of the immigration debate.
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Chatman was critically shot in the abdomen, and three other teens received minor wounds, suggesting they may have been unintentional victims caught in the crossfire.
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The problem is that in the meantime, while legal challenges move slowly through the courts, patients in these states will be caught in the crossfire.
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Caught in the crossfire of the East Coast-West Coast rap rivalry, his tragic death in 1996 at age 25 remains unsolved to this day.
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One of the U.S. companies caught in the international crossfire is Qualcomm Inc, whose products account for the lion's share of chips inside ZTE smartphones.
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Trochesset told reporters that he didn't think any victims were killed by crossfire from officers, but he can't be sure until the autopsies are completed.
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President Donald Trump heads to Iowa on Tuesday as he tries to limit the political damage from tariff crossfire that has scarred the U.S. heartland.
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I remember in particular long matches of robots versus scientists in Gasworks, and brutal close-quarters combat trying to escape the air raid in Crossfire.
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Police sergeant Bryan Shelton said all six victims were innocent bystanders caught in the crossfire when shooting broke out at the Gate City housing community.
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The fallout from the U.S.-Chinese conflict has also caught manufacturers, exporters and commodity producers across Europe and the rest of Asia in the crossfire.
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The analysis showed that tech and industrial firms - the two sectors caught in the trade war crossfire - led the capex declines in the March quarter.
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We're told that censorship is good and porn is bad, but what about the porn performers caught in the crossfire of this hugely oversimplified narrative?
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The Saudi-led coalition and Houthi rebel groups continue to bombard one another, while terrorist groups operate unhindered -- leaving millions of civilians in the crossfire.
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This past week just reaffirmed that trend in a gruesome fashion, and highlighted how easy it is for children to get caught in the crossfire.
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Members of Congress disagree passionately on a variety of issues, but it is wrong to put the American soldier in the middle of partisan crossfire.
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Others don't think teachers being armed would protect students from a potential shooter, but rather make them more vulnerable to getting caught in a crossfire.
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One Romanian was wounded in the attack while an Afghan policeman was wounded in the crossfire, a statement from Resolute Support headquarters in Kabul said.
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But turning the wrath of the immune system against cancer can be a risky endeavor: Sometimes the patient's own body gets caught in the crossfire.
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One night I found his undershirt in my laundry; it had somehow landed in my clothes during the crossfire nights between his place and mine.
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Crossfire, for example, believes it could be owed as much as $100,000 for the three years Yedlin spent training with the club from 2008-10.
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In the days since, we've watched a whirlwind media storm brew with reports of conflicting testimonies, crossfire between their respective lawyers, and new photo evidence.
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Meanwhile, countries in North America and Europe are retreating into defense mode and taking their own precautionary measures to avoid getting caught in the crossfire.
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In 2014, when war broke out in the Donbas, in eastern Ukraine, she felt compelled to help its victims, especially children caught in the crossfire.
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I've integrated Matt Ginsberg's clue database into CrossFire, which is helpful because in many cases it suggests clues that I don't want to use again.
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Those actions include how officials opened the Trump-Russia investigation, called Crossfire Hurricane, and obtained a secret warrant to wiretap a former Trump campaign adviser.
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European companies like Total were considering whether to abandon investments — their governments promised unspecified protections — while Boeing and G.E. were also caught in the crossfire.
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Unfortunately, people like Chris, a 67-year-old woman who works at a grocery store in Seattle, is caught in the crossfire of the panic.
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In the process, the show also provides a seemingly necessary reminder of the people behind the headlines when young lives get caught in the crossfire.
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The Stewart rogues' gallery includes Jim Cramer, Judith Miller, Bill O'Reilly, Tucker Carlson on "Crossfire" — though his equally memorable ambush of Chris Matthews goes unmentioned.
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Many innocent people were pinned down in their homes or used as human shields by ISIS, caught in the middle and killed in the crossfire.
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At one point, the Crossfire Hurricane investigators created a spreadsheet with each of Steele's statements in the dossier to keep track as it vetted them.
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Barr "indicated his desire to do whatever he can to prevent the corruption and the abuses that we saw in the Crossfire Hurricane," said Sen.
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L.L. Bean, known for its preppy sportswear, rubbery boots and New England reserve, finds itself in an unexpected position: the crossfire of the Trump wars.
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In Rio's poorest neighborhoods like Maré the chances of being caught in the crossfire during gun battles between the police and criminal gangs are rising.
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Attorney General William P. Barr sought to undermine the key finding that investigators had an adequate basis to open the inquiry, known as Crossfire Hurricane.
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The pound will be caught in the crossfire of any global trade war, since Britain has a large deficit for which it needs capital inflows.
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Horowitz launched this investigation in March 2018 to assess whether the FBI was justified in opening its investigation (known as "Crossfire Hurricane") in July 2016.
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Noor-Eldeen appears to die immediately, though the helicopters spray the area back and forth with heavy artillery, killing several Iraqi men in the crossfire.
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Woods was reportedly caught kissing Tristan Thompson, the NBA player boyfriend of Jenner's older half-sister Khloé Kardashian, leaving her friendship with Kylie in the crossfire.
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Officials say gang violence is increasingly spilling over onto Chicago's expressways, with innocent drivers sometimes caught in the crossfire, while the state police force is shrinking.
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He added that he is not worried about the movie industry being caught in the crossfire of the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China.
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It is much smaller than Mosul, with far fewer civilians at risk of being made homeless, or caught in the crossfire of a protracted urban battle.
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Afghan government security forces are fighting both the Islamic State militias and the Taliban "because innocent civilians are getting caught in the crossfire," the official said.
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She was shot and killed in crossfire while pushing a stroller down a South Side Chicago street when several men allegedly started shooting at each other.
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Dozens have been killed daily in the strikes and crossfire between regime forces and rebels since forces entered the area on November 26, activist groups say.
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But the centers have continued to operate, repeatedly caught in the crossfire of fighting whilst receiving new arrivals from boats intercepted by Libya's EU-backed coastguard.
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Carlson hosted several programs on competing channels before jumping to Fox in 2009, including "Crossfire" on CNN, "Tucker Carlson: Unfiltered" on PBS and "Tucker" on MSNBC.
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Worst of all, he says his baby mama is refusing to let him near their daughter ... fearing the little girl will get caught in the crossfire.
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Two days later, Venezuelan Vice President Tareck El Aissami said on state television that Cañizales got caught in the crossfire between violent protesters and national guards.
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The dialogue began when CNN contributor Kayleigh McEnany called former "Crossfire" host Van Jones to repudiate fears that Trump might create internment camps for illegal immigrants.
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Hadi's government moved the central bank from the capital Sanaa to Aden in 2016, a move that put the bank in the crossfire of Yemen's war.
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"From what I see, I don't believe any of the individuals that were killed" were shot law enforcement during the crossfire with the suspect, Trochesset said.
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Could there be a worse time for the Justice Department and the FBI to have gone to the mattresses as the political crossfire reaches a crescendo?
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White, an independent, has often found herself caught in the crossfire between more partisan SEC commissioners who have not been able to agree on controversial rules.
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Tucker Carlson, a former co-host of CNN's "Crossfire" and a prominent conservative writer, is set to take over the Fox anchor chair at 7 p.m.
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Asian stocks wilted to a four-month low and Australia's dollar and South Africa's rand were among a diverse group of currencies caught in the crossfire.
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Although some civilians were killed in crossfire, other victims were summarily executed by government troops, apparently targeting Nuers, Mr. Machar's ethnic group, Mr. Al Hussein said.
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"As the dynamics between the U.S. and China continue to escalate, the risk you run is that CAD will be caught in the crossfire," Issa said.
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US energy companies are being caught in the crossfire, with oil prices down 50% from their January peak and at the lowest level since early 2016.
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But his triumphal message was muddied by the woes of Midwestern soybean farmers, who have been caught in the crossfire of Mr. Trump's multifront trade war.
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Some 80 percent of the city was destroyed, and untold thousands of civilians died in the crossfire or from Communist reprisals carried out during the occupation.
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The puzzle design program I use is a Mac-only application, CrossFire, which allows me to lay out, tweak and save my puzzle grids with ease.
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One gunman, caught in the crossfire of Mr. Beltran-Leyva's murder, was knocked unconscious for five or 10 minutes with a head wound, Mr. Zambada said.
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If you're on a Mac like me, I highly recommend CrossFire, which has a nice grid-filling environment and, at $237, it won't break your budget.
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Daniel Munoz, 28, of Odessa, was caught in the crossfire of the shooting that took place between a 10-mile (16-kilometer) stretch in West Texas.
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One, prepared by the department's inspector general, Michael Horowitz, focuses on the origins of the FBI's Crossfire Hurricane investigation into the Trump campaign in 2016 election.
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This makes any ongoing cyberconflict between Iran and its enemies all the more dangerous, with critical infrastructure companies at risk of being caught in the crossfire.
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"He was caught in crossfire that erupted after miscreants started shooting at the police," he said, adding that Fahim was dead on arrival at a hospital.
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Caught in the crossfire of a mom and dad who are fanning rather than dousing the flames of their animosity, children feel pressured to choose sides.
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They operate from a mythical position that they will be able to insulate themselves from the same such attacks if their turn comes in the crossfire.
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Another man, whose truck was caught in the crossfire, told the operator the bullets passed "all the way through my truck," including his daughter's car seat.
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The Crossfire Hurricane team initially was waved off from applying for a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant for Carter Page by high-level Justice Department officials.
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For all the all-consuming clamor of two-month-old impeachment intrigue and the vicious political crossfire, Wednesday's hearing represents a dark moment in America's story.
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U.S. goods in the crossfire range from soybeans, cotton, autos and auto parts, to whiskey and particular varieties of wheat, with their value totaling $50 billion.
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Vietnamese actors appear fairly one dimensional, as corrupt puppets controlled by the State Department, romanticized revolutionaries or a faceless mass of peasants caught in the crossfire.
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Senator Richard J. Durbin of Illinois, the chamber's No. 2 Democrat, expressed concern on Tuesday that Mr. McAleenan was caught in the White House's political crossfire.
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Japan has at times been caught in the political crossfire between Iran and the United States, with Japan invariably falling into line with its old ally.
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During the mid 2000s, Tencent started to branch out into other areas, including search with Soso, while also licensing games such as CrossFire and Dungeon Fighter Online.
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Mahad Ali Mohamed, a reporter for Codkamudug, a Galmudug radio station was also killed in the crossfire, Hanad Abdi Farah, the station's manager, told Reuters on Sunday.
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Whenever new tariffs are announced, investors must keep an eye on the details because it's possible that some of Apple's products could get caught in the crossfire.
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Civilians have been killed in the crossfire, including Mr. Rasool's Kurdish lawyer, Tahir Elci, who was shot dead in November after a clash at a news conference.
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Hong Kong-listed shares of Chinese telecommunications equipment company ZTE plummeted 297.593%, with the company being caught in the crossfire as Beijing and Washington spar over trade.
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If you've casually browsed Reddit over the last couple of days, you may have got caught in the crossfire of a goofy meme war that turned toxic.
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One of the most shocking killings occurred August 26 when Nykea Aldridge was pushing a baby stroller and was caught in the crossfire of a street shooting.
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Murderbot decides to gather some intelligence on what the company is up to, all while protecting another group of humans that get caught in the inevitable crossfire.
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While Wall Street analysts are scrambling to assess the fallout of the latest in the U.S.-China trade battle, Apple is once again caught in the crossfire.
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"I'm on so many lists all I have to do is bow my head and they'll kill each other" in the crossfire, he told the television reporter.
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MATTHEW CONTINETTI, "WASHINGTON FREE BEACON": And also done right around the time we know that the other investigation, Crossfire Hurricane, was being opened into the Trump campaign.
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Not only are millions of civilians living in the crossfire, but they can no longer afford food, shelter or medicine, as the violence has devastated the economy.
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The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and other UN bodies are in Mosul right now feeding, clothing, and sheltering the some 300,000 civilians caught in the battle's crossfire.
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About an hour later, three women were caught in the crossfire while standing on a front porch while two groups of men were firing at each other.
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He is one of the many journalists caught in the crossfire – metaphorically and literally – between the Indian government and militant groups fighting for India-controlled Kashmir's independence.
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"Does the rhetoric a president uses at home matter to the soldiers who come back wounded or get caught in the crossfire?" he asked in an interview.
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On July 31, 2016, one day after Ohr reached out to McCabe, Strzok opened a counterintelligence matter dubbed "Crossfire Hurricane" to look into the Trump-Russia allegations.
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The former co-host of CNN's "Crossfire," Mr. Carville is known for his relationship with the Clintons — a point that earned him playful scorn throughout the evening.
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Germany has been caught in the crossfire of the trade war between the United States and China, both important markets for German cars and other industrial goods.
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It goes back to the moment when a probe code-named Crossfire Hurricane was opened on July 31, 2016, by Trump-hating FBI counterintelligence agent Peter Strzok.
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Human minds are on a battlefield between warring AIs—caught in the crossfire between forces we can't see, sometimes as collateral damage and sometimes as unwitting participants.
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A Saudi-led coalition of regional states and Houthi rebels continue to bombard one another, while terrorist groups operate unhindered -- leaving millions of civilians in the crossfire.
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Caught in the crossfire are hundreds of thousands of federal employees, federal parks, and countless others dealing with delays for everything from tax refunds to farm aid.
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Analysts said U.S. companies like Boeing, as well as deals which require Chinese approval, could also become caught in the crossfire should a trade war break out.
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The situation is complicated still further by the trade conflict between China and the United States, which is hurting internationally exposed German firms caught in the crossfire.
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This report allowed Colonel Barker to later claim that there was no evidence to support Mr. Thompson's reports, and that the civilians had died in a crossfire.
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The F.B.I. received the information from the Australian government on July 26, 2016, the special counsel's report said, and the bureau code-named its investigation Crossfire Hurricane.
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Windows could not stop even the most flagging round of ammunition: any spot indoors with a view of the outside was a spot potentially in the crossfire.
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But yet there are many civilians in the area, most sticking to their houses out of fear of crossfire, or of being seized by Islamic State fighters.
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Flynn was under investigation, and so the FBI agent documented in a memo details from the briefing that could have been relevant to the Crossfire Hurricane investigation.
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After Carlson's written work broke out into the mainstream, he launched a career in TV punditry, notably cohosting CNN's barking-heads franchise Crossfire in the early 2000s.
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Most of the casualties happened when civilians were caught in the crossfire during ground engagements by pro-government forces and the Taliban or other anti-government forces.
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Tencent's increased focus on the U.S. market comes at a time when Chinese technology companies are getting caught in the crossfire of the U.S.-China trade war.
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Critics might suggest that our bill will create an online version of the Wild West, filled with unchecked vigilante justice and innocent bystanders caught in the crossfire.
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Security forces also have been in a standoff with separatists in these areas, and both sides have been accused of killing and torturing citizens in the crossfire.
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After opening Crossfire Hurricane, which was about Russian election interference generally, the FBI opened cases on four individuals: George Papadopoulus, Carter Page, Paul Manafort and Michael Flynn.
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When Margarita's daughter was caught in crossfire between local drug cartels and shot in the head at the age of nine, she decided something had to change.
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For the people trapped behind enemy lines, the protracted offensive means being caught in the crossfire with little access to clean water, electricity, medical care, and food staples.
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But BuzzFeed News has found Sessions' war is catching hundreds of other police departments and agencies in the crossfire — even though their jurisdictions don't have any sanctuary policies.
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Even before the latest troubles in Hong Kong, however, concerns were growing that it would get caught in the crossfire of President Donald Trump's trade war with China.
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The violence has uprooted at least 1,000 families in Catatumbo seeking to escape the crossfire in disputes over drug trafficking and territorial control along the border with Venezuela.
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For more than two years, forces loyal to eastern commander Khalifa Haftar have been fighting Islamists and other opponents in Benghazi, with civilians sometimes caught in the crossfire.
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It was unknown if Starks was shot by the suspect in the fleeing Escalade or caught in the crossfire from the deputy-involved shooting, the sheriff's office said.
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Asian stocks wilted to a four-month low and Australia's dollar, South Africa's rand and the euro were among a diverse group of currencies caught in the crossfire.
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Like some other major economies, South Korea risks getting caught in the crossfire of a heated trade row between the United States and China - its biggest export market.
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Sony was caught in the crossfire after Kesha requested a temporary injunction to be freed from her contract at Dr. Luke's Kemosabe Records, a subsidiary of Sony Music.
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The 48-year-old former attorney signed with CNN in 2013 to be a co-host on the network's reboot of "Crossfire," which was canceled the following year.
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In August 2015, RENS player Tyrek Chambers, 17, was walking to a convenience store with friends when he got caught in the crossfire of a drive-by shooting.
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The tensions have spurred anti-Chinese sentiment and scepticism at universities and workplaces, where Chinese scholars and professionals find themselves in the crossfire and their allegiances are questioned.
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Police operations targeting drug gangs have put children in the crossfire in the Brazilian city, where at least 21 minors have been struck by stray bullets in 2019.
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Investigators believe she was caught in the crossfire of one of the gun battles waged routinely in the city by drug trafficking gangs vying for control of neighborhoods.
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This year, he's had his hands full: Britain, like other US-allied countries, has been caught in the crossfire between the Trump administration and Chinese tech giant Huawei.
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It is unacceptable that they survive the disease only to face the real threat of gun violence in the crossfire of drive-by shootings or accidents at home.
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Having landed herself in a war zone between creating art and objectifying it, and between belonging to the art world and resenting it, Lawler capers in the crossfire.
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The 49-year-old former attorney signed with CNN in 2013 to be a co-host on the network's reboot of "Crossfire," which was canceled the following year.
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I use CrossFire, which is more or less the only game in town for Mac users, and I have used it since I started making puzzles in 2011.
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Jaime Abibas of the Philippine Army's Special Forces unit said the troops had held off the militants and tried to protect villagers who were caught in the crossfire.
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Lee plays an old man whose car is caught in the crossfire and accidentally zapped with a shrinking disc, rendering it the size of a Happy Meal toy.
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He also aims to get China to increase its purchases of U.S. agricultural products, in part to boost American farmers caught in the crossfire of the trade conflict.
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That will make clear what has always been the case -- Trump cares most about his base, and rarely dwells on who or what is caught in the crossfire.
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Go deeper: Why cutting carbon emissions from transportation is so difficult Automakers caught in political crossfire over tailpipe emissions Why automakers splintered over Trump's emissions war with California
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Migrants have been repeatedly caught in the crossfire during clashes in Tripoli, and Abu Slim is located in the south of the capital, close to the front lines.
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But Attorney General William Barr disputed Horowitz's finding that the FBI properly opened a full investigation, called Crossfire Hurricane, based on the evidence it had in July 2016.
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In the case of "Crossfire Hurricane," Hanlon's razor -- an aphorism for never attributing to malice that which can be adequately summed up by stupidity or incompetence -- seemingly applies.
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Meanwhile, it is once again the people of the Middle East who will be caught in the crossfire as the United States and Iran refuse to back down.
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According to the Horowitz report, the Justice Department was not notified of the opening of the FBI's counterintelligence investigation, codenamed "Crossfire Hurricane," until two days after its launch.
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Crossfire Hurricane might more accurately be considered an investigation of these four men, each of whom had dealings with Russia's government, than of Mr Trump's campaign more generally.
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The Chinese smartphone giant&aposs boss, Ren Zhengfei, said his daughter and CFO Meng Wanzhou should feel honored to be caught in the crossfire of the dispute.210.
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Horowitz's probe scrutinized the FBI's actions in the early stages of its investigation into contacts between Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign and Russia, known as Operation Crossfire Hurricane.
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This year, the union helped drag itself into the crossfire by criticizing Medicare for All in a leaflet to members that outraged Sanders' supporters and other progressive groups.
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And without a clear-cut exemption process, the move , aimed primarily at punishing China , now risks leaving U.S. allies from Japan to the EU caught in the crossfire.
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She and her collaborators filled the space with photographs from Alam's Crossfire series (2010), portraying extrajudicial killings committed by the Bangladeshi state police force, Rapid Action Battalion (RAB).
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JUBA (Reuters) - When South Sudan's civil war erupted in 2013, Nyayath Uluak was caught in crossfire in the northern town of Malakal and a bullet tore her leg apart.
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Others are simply too scared to leave -- dozens of civilians have been killed, either deliberately targeted by militants, accused of collaboration with the ISF or caught in the crossfire.
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Irbil, Iraq (CNN)As fighting continued in and around Mosul on Friday, civilians caught in crossfire have a stark choice: whether to flee or stay huddled inside their homes.
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Wade's cousin, 32-year-old Nykea Aldridge, was caught in crossfire as two gunmen -- police say they were gang members out of prison on parole -- fired at a rival.
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Business groups try to avoid partisan crossfire Hackers take over official Facebook Twitter accounts MORE is in their Rolodex, they too have the tools to become a top entrepreneur.
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In addition, after NBA star Dwyane Wade's cousin was caught in crossfire in Chicago and killed on Friday, it was revealed that the alleged shooters were felons on parole.
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The UN worries not only about how and where it might house up to 1m people displaced from Mosul, but about how many would be caught in the crossfire.
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The latest moves against Huawei and ZTE mean that American companies like Apple and Qualcomm could soon be caught in the crossfire — and they have a lot to lose.
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They argue that the protesters are spreading chaos and fear across the city, trashing the economy, and hurting not just their own cause but everybody caught in the crossfire.
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Other upcoming features include Free Fire, which casts Larson as a woman caught in the crossfire between two Irishmen and a gang in late-1970s Boston, according to Deadline.
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That report detailed the beginnings of the probe originally known as "Crossfire Hurricane" -- looking at possible Trump campaign connections to Russia and Moscow's influence in the 2016 presidential election.
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" Lise Grande, the UN humanitarian coordinator in Iraq, said she was "deeply concerned" about the fate of civilians in Fallujah, who could fall victim to "airstrikes, artillery, and crossfire.
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This week on The Toy Shop, Mashable's new show where we revisit our favorite retro toys from the '80s and '90s, we get caught in the showdown of Crossfire.
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Inaction, whether in Syria or South Sudan, suggests the world has become inured to the unending violations of children's rights impacting some 75 million children caught in the crossfire.
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A civilian was also killed while several others were injured in the crossfire during the encounter between security forces and the terrorists who were holed up inside a house.
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It's relatively simple work, but in a place where little girls get caught in the crossfire and kids have nicknames like Cancer, the prospect of death is ever-present.
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Modi's government, caught in the U.S.-Russia crossfire, hopes the Trump administration will give it a pass on the proposed arms transfer from Russia, officials in New Delhi said.
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Some are pinned down by the crossfire between the military and the militants, while others fear they will be intercepted by the militants as they flee, according to residents.
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As the bloodshed reaches a fever pitch, the two must decide how to best help those caught in the crossfire, while mapping out the course of their own relationship.
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Children were being used as human shields by the insurgents or were caught in the crossfire of the battle, the United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) said in a statement.
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About two hours later, Carey W. Gabay, first deputy counsel at the Empire State Development Corporation and a former assistant counsel to Mr. Cuomo, was caught in gang crossfire.
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He said some agents disapprove of Comey's handling of the investigation and think he should resign, while others support him, but do not appreciate being in a political crossfire.
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Right now, America's farmers are facing a serious new threat as they find themselves caught in the crossfire of the escalating trade war between the U.S. and other countries.
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It's an interesting emerging trope, to remind heroes that often the people they're trying to protect with their super powers get caught in the crossfire of their huge battles.
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U.S. firms are also likely to get caught in the crossfire, with the fallout set to hit Qualcomm Inc, which provides the lion's share of chips inside ZTE smartphones.
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One day after Carmelo Anthony was again caught in the crossfire of Phil Jackson's provocative comments, Anthony took to social media Thursday to offer seemingly coded messages in response.
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Besides living in fear of being caught in the crossfire, he said, local communities are also laboring under curfews imposed by the armed gangs, and demands for protection money.
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This had been a tack of protest candidates like Pat Buchanan (star of "Crossfire"), but it became a more feasible path to victory in the polarized America of 2016.
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Six years later, her daughter — a 20-year-old college student studying to be a veterinarian — was shot and killed in crossfire while she was riding in a car.
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In August, a convoy carrying doctors from the C.D.C. almost drove into a crossfire while on its way from the operations center to a peacekeepers' base near the airport.
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His return to Tarawa for the documentary in 2008 brought back a flood of memories as he walked the beach where he had carried Marines into ferocious Japanese crossfire.
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That proposal has languished in various forms in Congress for 16 years, and similar bills have been caught in the same political crossfire in state legislatures like New York's.
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The ambassador, Terry Branstad, an early supporter of Mr. Trump, is a former governor of Iowa, a state whose farmers are in the crossfire of Mr. Trump's trade war.
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And we're adhering to both Times standards (this grid has 78 words) and our own (CrossFire is telling us we have 14 three-letter words, which isn't too many).
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As the conflict wears on and civilians are inevitably caught in the crossfire, those biases tilt locals more strongly against the foreigners, further dooming outside efforts at imposing peace.
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Cameroon army spokesman Atonfack Guemo disputed the figures, saying only a woman and four children were killed in the crossfire between security forces and the separatists during the attack.
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The market pullback has been so severe that even sectors previously considered safe bets if stocks plummeted and bond yields tumble to record lows were caught in the crossfire.
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The former CNN "Crossfire" and MSNBC host averaged 2202,2628 viewers in the key 28500- to 6900-year-old demographic, viewership numbers which also placed Carlson in the top three.
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One of those who died was Ibisaki Amachree, a mother of two, an election volunteer caught in the crossfire between the Nigerian army and armed militia in Rivers State.
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Russia defends what it describes as Mr. al-Assad's military campaign against terrorists and claims that the Syrian president cannot be persuaded to protect civilians caught in the crossfire.
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As part of the operation, code-named Crossfire Hurricane, the F.B.I. also began investigating Mr. Trump's campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, and his future national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn.
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The Southeast Asian economy is widely seen as benefiting from the U.S.-China trade war as companies look to establish operations in the country to avoid the tariff crossfire.
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One other militant was also killed in the fighting, and a civilian who was wounded in the crossfire died at a hospital, the Kashmiri police said in a statement.
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Unions have said workers do not deserve to be caught in the crossfire and have urged the government to safeguard their jobs and bring Carillion's contracts back in house.
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He continued to appear on television even after he took the reins of the California Democratic Party from 85033-1996, when he joined CNN and its pivotal "Crossfire" program.
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"We found that members of the Crossfire Hurricane team failed to meet the basic obligation to ensure that the Carter Page FISA applications were 'scrupulously accurate,'" the report stated.
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With the whole country in a political crossfire concerning the wall, it is not a surprise that many people reacted quickly and without full knowledge of what really happened.
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Police say Gabay was caught in the crossfire between rival groups and was shot in the head at an event before the West Indian Day Parade in Brooklyn, New York.
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They say it's a positive step in engaging with a community which doesn't always consume mainstream media and that has found itself caught in the political crossfire in the past.
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Courtney Love and Sam Lutfi's campaign of terrorizing Frances Bean Cobain's ex-husband extended to an innocent woman caught in the crossfire ... according to the lawsuit the woman just filed.
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Only after this formal commencement of a counterintelligence probe—Crossfire Hurricane—did the FBI begin to target U.S. citizens with spying, wiretapping and other tools usually reserved for foreign infiltrators.
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A Rolling Stones song reportedly inspired the top-secret "Crossfire Hurricane" codename used by FBI officials who investigated the Trump campaign's ties to Russia before the official probe was launched.
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The conversation, instead, was about projects quite unlike the Remedy norm—in particular the making of a story mode for a sequel to the big-in-China multiplayer shooter CrossFire.
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Finally I asked him about reports that TransferWise had been caught in the crossfire regarding its U.S. operations and in particular its banking partner who has come under regulatory scrutiny.
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Albright was also drawn into the crossfire following her remarks over the weekend, reflecting concern in the Clinton camp that Sanders is beating the former first lady among younger women.
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The U.N. mission in South Sudan, UNMISS, expressed its "outrage" after its bases in Juba were caught in the crossfire between the two sides and two Chinese peacekeepers were killed.
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Witnesses said some local residents were also killed by stray crossfire during the mid-morning attack on the base in Awdheegle, 70 km (43 miles) southwest of the capital Mogadishu.
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If a trade war breaks out, companies like Apple and Walmart will be caught in the crossfire, but Apple has the most to lose, CNBC's Jim Cramer argued on Friday.
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Caught in the political crossfire are business owners like Debbie Devlin, who has two shops on the city's famous boardwalk that sell painted hermit crabs and other novelties and souvenirs.
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CNN sister-network HLN announced changes to its lineup on Thursday, including moving shows hosted by former CNN "Legal View" host Ashleigh Banfield and former "Crossfire" co-host S.E. Cupp.
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As trade talks between the U.S. and China remain inconclusive, Boeing has been one of the companies under the spotlight for being a potential retaliation target caught in the crossfire.
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Still, the Dickey amendment has since 1997 had a chilling effect on nearly all CDC research as it tries to obey Congress's rules and stay out of the political crossfire.
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But an attack on the YPG in Manbij, where U.S. forces are operating, could put U.S. troops in the crossfire and cause U.S.-Turkish tensions to reach a boiling point.
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For three months, more than 500 men, women and children have been living in no-man's land in northern Iraq, caught in the crossfire between Kurdish forces and Islamic State.
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Obviously he wanted Hilary President, he hated Trump with a passion but Priestap himself travelled to London in May of 211, that was again, two months before Crossfire Hurricane started.
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The couple dealt with the nightmares of war trauma aftermath together, spending days just writing death certificates for people killed in and around the hospital in the crossfire of war.
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Project XXX, one such secret party, drew national attention to the phenomenon in late September when a 19-year-old attendee was killed in the crossfire of a gang fight.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists monitors three categories of journalist deaths on the job: reprisal killings, deaths in combat or crossfire, and deaths on other hazardous assignments, such as riots.
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The name, a reference to the Rolling Stones lyric "I was born in a crossfire hurricane," was an apt prediction of the political storm that continues to batter the bureau.
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The violence was a reminder that the war has only raged deadlier with time, taking a toll on both the Afghan security forces and the civilians caught in the crossfire.
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In heavily populated areas like the Bronx, it is too easy for an innocent person to be caught in crossfire or for someone to shoot into a crowd, she said.
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Either way, favela residents are tired of getting caught in the crossfire between heavily armed policemen, militia groups and drug gangs — many of them claiming to defend the community itself.
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Pity the title character in "The Astonished Woodchopper" who finds himself — while eavesdropping like "a dowsing rod, having located water" — in the crossfire of a fraternal argument at a wedding.
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It is not easy, now, to figure out how "Crossfire" became such a punching bag—perhaps, having been launched in 1982, it was simply too old to command much allegiance.
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However, members of the Crossfire Hurricane team failed to share the information about the Primary Sub-source's information with the Department, andit was therefore omitted from the three renewal applications.
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Peter Strzok and Bill Priestap -- then-FBI officials leading the Crossfire Hurricane investigation -- went abroad on the first trip, and Strzok, Lisa Page and others traveled abroad in December 2016.
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But what looks at first to be a courtroom drama of sorts becomes instead a merciless inquiry into the stresses troubling two marriages and the individuals caught in their crossfire.
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What I like best about it is that it is cross-platform; there really isn't another option that I know of for Mac users, so Crossfire is pretty much it.
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Local human rights organization Odhikar has documented how the police has killed close to 400 political opponents in so-called "crossfire" since Sheikh Hasina's government came to power in 2009.
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CAMDEN, N.J. – A trial is underway for a New Jersey man accused of fatally shooting an 8-year-old girl caught in the crossfire when shots rang out in her neighborhood.
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The pilgrims were on their way back from the Amarnath shrine deep in the Himalayas when their bus got caught up in the crossfire near the town of Anantnag, police said.
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U.S. coal shipment could be caught in crossfire as trade dispute escalates and Reuters investigates how Trump's catch and detain policy can split families when parents are put in extended lockups.
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Back in 2003 on CNN's Crossfire, a very young, gum-chewing Spears made what in hindsight are some innocuous remarks about trusting President George W. Bush after the 9/11 attacks.
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HANNITY: And also, the timing of Crossfire Hurricane -- I&aposm glad to hear that somebody likes the Rolling Stones like me, but -- DIGENOVA: Part of the juvenile attitude of the FBI.
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Or, you could assume that millions of valid links are getting caught in the crossfire, and you can't evenpost a video of a dancing baby without getting DMCA-spammed these days.
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Diageo, however, faces potential pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump's use of tariffs as a weapon in trade conflicts because Scotland's most famous export could get caught up in the crossfire.
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As he ran inside the store while exchanging gunfire with officers a 27-year-old store manager caught in the crossfire was struck by a police officer&aposs bullet and killed.
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Since Channel 4 broadcast the doc in the UK after the HBO premiere last week, you might have found yourself in the crossfire of conversations about the King of Pop's legacy.
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Drake's latest release is still good because it's Drake, but where IYRTITL was fun and impulsive, Views feels caught in the crossfire of a whole lot of egos, including Drake's own.
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Two years later, Sofia Fernandez fled home in the dead of night, capitalizing on a brief lull in fighting between the warring forces who had foisted her farm into the crossfire.
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Various reports from inside the city have helped reveal the horrendous conditions that those living in villages have faced since being caught in the crossfire of the country's bloody civil war.
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Abu Misry Mama, a spokesman for the BIFF, told Reuters that the militants had taken civilians to a place safe from the crossfire, and did not intend to hold them hostage.
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Both Moscow and Tehran have offered significant support to the Syrian government, but Russian forces could find themselves caught in the crossfire if Iranian soldiers nearby engaged in hostilities with Israel.
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Just the speculation that Barrett could be tapped to succeed Kennedy has sparked early crossfire, underscoring that she's viewed as one of, if not the, most controversial pick Trump could make.
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That's why China has its own free-to-play version of Call of Duty, and it's partly why China's home to free-to-play giants like League of Legends and Crossfire.
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The big tech companies will only find themselves enmeshed in a growing public crossfire if they become active arbiters of content, purveyors of speech codes, and forerunners of a "Bladerunner" future.
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Finally, Toshiba and Bain seem caught in trade war crossfire between Washington and Beijing — kind of like Qualcomm/NXP — and there is still a (declining) possibility that cooler heads will prevail.
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"There is a staring contest between the Russia and Saudis, and everybody else is getting caught in the crossfire," said Michael Tran, director of global energy strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
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The new rule could effectively force 60 Chinese citizens to leave the United States in a tit-for-tat campaign between Washington and Beijing that has caught journalists in the crossfire.
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Another area restaurant with the same name — an unaffiliated Red Hen in a neighborhood of Washington — found itself in the crossfire, receiving some of the vitriol intended for the Lexington establishment.
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Huawei and ByteDance are not the only Chinese companies caught — fairly or not — in the crossfire, but they are the among the best-known entities currently constrained by cross-Atlantic rancor.
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Saudi Arabia wants the United States to take a strong stand against Iran politically, but its leaders worry that they will get caught in the crossfire if the shooting war escalates.
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Eduardo Silva, a 21-year-old electrician taking a break in central Rio, said having the army in charge would lead to more shootouts, and innocents caught up in the crossfire.
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The Central Command has acknowledged the likelihood that civilians were killed in the crossfire, but Colonel Thomas offered no new information on the status of the military's investigation into the allegations.
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"We found no evidence that the FBI used [informants] or [undercover agents] to interact with members of the Trump campaign prior to the opening of the Crossfire Hurricane investigation," Horowitz wrote.
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Crossfire Hurricane began exactly 100 days before the presidential election, but if agents were eager to investigate Mr. Trump's campaign, as the president has suggested, the messages do not reveal it.
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Scorsese's collaboration with Netflix puts him "in the crossfire of the so-called streaming wars," The Times reported, though it is expected to be a contender at next year's Academy Awards.
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Only the tip from the Australian government was officially used "to predicate the opening of the Crossfire Hurricane investigation," Mr. Horowitz said — and that was enough information to open the inquiry.
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"The inspector general's report found that the F.B.I.'s Crossfire Hurricane investigation was supported by sufficient evidence to meet legal requirements," said Brian O'Hare, the president of the F.B.I. Agents Association.
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South Korea, Asia's fourth-largest economy, warned on Thursday that components and materials used in home appliances, computers and communications devices could be caught in the crossfire of the trade war.
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"Typically DOJ pushes back against efforts to declassify sensitive information," said David Laufman, a former top Justice Department official who oversaw parts of Crossfire Hurricane and is mentioned in the report.
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"We found no evidence that the FBI used [informants] or [undercover agents] to interact with members of the Trump campaign prior to the opening of the Crossfire Hurricane investigation," he wrote.
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"The Crossfire Hurricane team told us that the proposal for FISA coverage targeting Carter Page originated from the team, not an instruction from management," with "management" alluding to Obama administration officials.
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Four renowned law professors showed up before the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday to conduct an intellectual and rigorous constitutional seminar -- while ducking the partisan crossfire from Democratic and Republican lawmakers.
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Though the bulk of luxury manufacturing is still anchored in Europe, some firms are also weighing whether to make changes to their supply chains should they get caught in the crossfire.
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Here's the grid that Kevin Der and Paolo Pasco constructed in Part 3: WEINTRAUB: And here's what that looks like in my puzzle constructing application, Crossfire, when I'm in clue mode.
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Just as a reminder, there are other software packages that constructors use to build crossword puzzles, like Crossword Compiler for Windows, but I use Crossfire because I work on a Mac.
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The announcement comes just four days before China and the United States are due to sit down to work on settling a trade dispute that has caught Canada in the crossfire.
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He has spent his final weeks primarily mired in crossfire over a United Nations resolution that condemned Israeli settlement construction, a policy fight Kerry sought to reframe in a high-profile speech.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan Inc is caught in the crossfire of the trade war between the United States and China, as a resurgent yen threatens to sap profits and complicate the economic outlook.
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Carlson eventually apologized to Fox News on Crossfire and the network took his home phone number down from its website, but he told Kurtz that Fox News was worse than the mob.
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They did give us a lot more information last week or expecting more information on Monday, but let me - you mentioned something about crossfire hurricane that we know was opened July 31st.
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They come from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala as well as Mexican cities in states including Guerrero and Michoacan, where locals often fear getting caught in the crossfire of warring drug gangs.
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As BuzzFeed News reported Thursday, Sessions has still not dispersed the grants, catching hundreds of other police departments and agencies in the crossfire — even though their jurisdictions don't have any sanctuary policies.
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When Bullwinkle enters the prestigious culinary competition "Le Grand Yum Yum," he and Rocky make their way to Europe, where they get caught in the crossfire between American and Pottsylvanian intelligence agencies.
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"They cry to each other," Diann Aldridge told CNN's Rachel Crane after her daughter Nykea Aldridge was killed Friday in gang-related crossfire in Chicago while pushing her baby in a stroller.
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Crossfire was a table top game that tasks players with pushing two pucks into their opponent's goal by shooting metal balls out of plastic guns mounted on either end of the board.
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CNN Philippines correspondent David Santos, who is currently less than five kilometers from the fighting, said the progress of government forces has been slowed by concerns over civilians caught in the crossfire.
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Mir was eventually killed in crossfire between the militants and troops, which also burned the family's home to the ground, witnesses said – an increasingly common end to gun battles in recent years.
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Residents of the city, Yemen's third largest, have been caught in the crossfire and cut off from humanitarian aid for nine months which many residents call a "siege" imposed by the Houthis.
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Barr inherits a Department of Justice (DOJ) caught in the crossfire between Trump and former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabeAndrew George McCabeThe Hill's Morning Report — Will Congress do anything on gun control?
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In a statement, the International Organization for Migration said the workers - two men and one woman - were hit by crossfire during clashes between rival armed groups in the country's central Equatoria region.
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Regrettably, and despite this U.S. recognition of severe problems in Cameroon, there has been little U.S. action to help the millions left in the crossfire or to address their mounting humanitarian needs.
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Warnings from the International Monetary Fund and other international organizations about the negative impacts of a prolonged trade war, along with pressure from the countries caught in the crossfire, could be catalysts.
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Eleven patients died from lack of medication or were killed in crossfire before ICRC and Syrian Arab Red Crescent teams could reach them late on Wednesday, the agency said in a statement.
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It bears reminding that if Twitter were as wartorn in 2011 as it is now, Donald Glover would be among the many public figures who would have been caught in the crossfire.
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The three youth teams specifically claim they are owed compensation from profits resulting from the international transfer of several former players (the Texans with Dempsey, Crossfire with Yedlin, and Sockers with Bradley).
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The crossfire on Tuesday reinforced that the investigative battles that have dominated Mr. Trump's presidency were hardly ended by the report by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, released last week.
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Who will that future really favor -- those who win power and influence at a negotiating table, or the more than 30 million Afghan civilians who have been caught in crossfire for decades?
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When businesses can't accurately predict their supply chain costs, as is the case for many firms caught up in the trade war crossfire, they tend to refrain from making big financial decisions.
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And he has touted his administration's bailout of farmers caught in the crossfire, a program that cost more than double what the Obama administration provided to domestic automakers after the financial crisis.
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After reportedly getting caught in the political crossfire between Germany and the U.S., the European Commission pledged 80 million euros of financial support to help them get a product out in Europe.
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Mediator Starting a weekly column about the nexus between media, technology, culture and politics in the middle of the 2016 presidential campaign was like parachuting into a hail of machine-gun crossfire.
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For those living in the crossfire, life is measured in minutes and feet — stepping out at the wrong time of day or to the wrong side of the road can mean death.
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Mr. Durham has interviewed F.B.I. officials and agents who worked on the bureau's Russia investigation, called Crossfire Hurricane, and for the special counsel who took over the inquiry, Robert S. Mueller III.
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The name, a reference to the Rolling Stones lyric "I was born in a crossfire hurricane," was an apt prediction of a political storm that continues to tear shingles off the bureau.
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In remains unclear who selected Crossfire Hurricane, but there is no doubt that it touched off a ferocious storm, and the winds continue to thrash the White House and the F.B.I. itself.
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The union field representative was driving home from work when he was killed in the crossfire, said Don Slesnick, a lawyer for the Office and Professional Employees International Union where Cutshaw worked.
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Everyone on social media was talking about this being the beginning of another world war, fretting about the possibility of further violence and the civilians who would get caught in the crossfire.
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And ahead of 2020, some people wondered if Mr. Zuckerberg — who is, by his own admission, uncomfortable with Facebook's power — would do everything he could to step out of the political crossfire.
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But on this particular morning in June, Rio's feared military police were planning a raid on a local drug dealer, and when shots rang out, de Oliveira was stuck in the crossfire.
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The Young People's Chorus of New York City will perform Ms. La Barbara's "A Murmuration for Chibok," and two marathon mainstays, the Crossfire Steel Orchestra and the Asphalt Orchestra, will play sets.
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One of those sources gave the FBI information about Page and Manafort, but was never made aware of the Crossfire Hurricane investigation, and provided intelligence that was largely open-source, Horowitz wrote.
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Abu Misry Mama, a spokesman for the BIFF, told Reuters that the militants had taken civilians to a safe place, away from any crossfire, and did not intend to hold them hostage.
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Throughout Operation Crossfire Hurricane, evidence continued to flow into the FBI that Christopher Steele, the former British spy who wrote the infamous dossier, was unreliable and working against the election of Trump.
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"We are aware of no information indicating that the Crossfire Hurricane team requested or seriously considered FISA surveillance of Manafort or Flynn," the report reads, referring to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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Last week, the United States-led coalition said there would be no negotiated withdrawal of Islamic State fighters, just the evacuation of civilians, if necessary, to keep them out of the crossfire.
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The woman caught in the crossfire is Valentina Shevchenko -- who was reportedly dining at a restaurant in Lima when three gun-toting men in motorcycle helmets came in to rob the place.
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Increasingly desperate fighting between Western-backed government forces and insurgent groups meant more noncombatants are being caught in the crossfire, investigators wrote, pointing to two developments in particular which pushed casualties up.
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What a 9/11 first responder whispered to Jon Stewart before he choked up "Crossfire" hosts Paul Begala and Tucker Carlson were clearly taken aback by the message that Stewart came to deliver.
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For the first time, humanitarian organizations are entering areas across Nigeria's Borno State that were held by Boko Haram for years and then caught in the crossfire between the militants and the army.
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"Pollution is a real problem for all the area, but we've got the only monitor, so we got caught in the crossfire," said Mr. Tufano, whose pizzeria, La Vigna, is equipped with filters.
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Captain Marvel will tell the story of Carol Danvers, who was in the Air Force and, by fate and circumstance, finds herself fighting in an intergalactic war where Earth is in the crossfire.
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Meanwhile, graphics cards range from a single Nvidia GTX 1050 Ti, to dual GTX 1080 Ti cards running in SLI, all the way to triple AMD Radeon RX 580s running with AMD Crossfire.
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One was the Dalai Lama, who was visiting one of his favourite charities (Children in Crossfire, which helps kids in war zones), based in Northern Ireland's second city, known officially as Derry-Londonderry.
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MOSCOW/LONDON (Reuters) - Trading houses Vitol, Glencore and Trafigura are caught in the crossfire between Russian oil producers and Western buyers, which have refused to take contaminated Russian crude bought by the traders.
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Srinagar, India (CNN)At least seven Hindu pilgrims have been killed and 203 others wounded after the bus they were traveling in became caught in crossfire in Indian administered Kashmir, police have confirmed.
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About an hour later, two men in their 40s and 50s were struck by bullets when they were caught in the crossfire between two people firing at each other from across the street.
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T.I.'s wallet got caught in the crossfire of that NYC shooting -- a huge high school graduation party thinks he's damaged goods after the violent incident ... and organizers are demanding a $55k refund.
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When he told them that he feared being caught in the crossfire, they guided him and several others to a bridge leading out of town and gave them a white cloth to wave.
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But a closer look reveals that some of the provisions are so broadly drawn that U.S. companies – including natural gas and oil companies – could get caught in the crossfire and sustain unintended damage.
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Despite diplomatic efforts to set up "de-escalation zones" there was still fighting in many areas, including Aleppo, Idlib, Raqqa, Deir al-Zor and Hama, and civilians were being caught in the crossfire.
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Precise details were scant, but the agreement reportedly included China's purchase of as much as $50 billion in US agriculture products — one of the hardest-hit US industries in the trade-war crossfire.
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Relegating this fight to Congress where it belongs could extricate the Justice Department and FBI from what may now be a hopelessly politicized process and relieve them from more crossfire, pressure, and intrigue.
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He resigned less than two years later, after getting caught in bureaucratic crossfire and the beginnings of a racially charged debate between the teachers' union and local communities as the school system decentralized.
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Front of mind should be the effort to help find a peaceful settlement for Syrian moms, dads and little ones caught in the crossfire of a hellish civil war for far too long.
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The big reveal, my sources say, could be the first evidence that the FBI shared sensitive information with Steele, such as the existence of the classified Crossfire Hurricane operation targeting the Trump campaign.
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The Fed has been caught in a market crossfire in the past several months, triggered by worries that it was on a set policy path and would continue tightening even if conditions weakened.
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Irbil, Iraq (CNN)At least half a million people caught in the crossfire inside the Iraqi city of Mosul now have no access to running water, the United Nations told CNN on Wednesday.
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Local agricultural industries caught in the crossfire of President Trump's trade disputes with some of the country's biggest trading partners are increasingly worried that they will suffer from retaliatory tariffs on American goods.
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"We're in the crossfire," said Maria, a 63-year-old woman who does nails at a tiny salon with bare light bulbs and declined to provide her last name because of security concerns.
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Germany's firms have been caught in the crossfire of a U.S.-China trade conflict, its economy contracted on weaker exports in the second quarter, and leading economists say it is facing a recession.
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Also caught in the crossfire was Chinese telecoms company ZTE Corp, whose rescue by Trump in a deal with Chinese President Xi Jinping appeared in doubt after a U.S. Senate vote on Monday.
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It's hard not to feel a little bad for startup founders caught in the crossfire of a venture capital firm's implosion — as privileged as they are to have millions of dollars in backing.
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Puzzle makers are constantly adding to their own word lists, which can be imported into CrossFire and used for quick, computer-assisted filling of an optimal solution based on a set scoring threshold.
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" Concerned about losing support among rural voters caught in the tariff crossfire, he recently issued a Twitter proclamation that America's "Patriot Farmers" would eventually be "the biggest beneficiaries of what is happening now.
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The former "Crossfire" co-host "guaranteed" Trump will throw Pence "under the bus" because of his handling of the coronavirus, which the president tapped Pence to lead a task force on last week.
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There are indications the FBI is implementing new procedural guidelines designed to make sure another debacle like "Crossfire Hurricane," the code-named investigation to monitor those around Trump in 2016, cannot happen again.
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BREAKING: Sources tell me a teenage person of interest is in custody in the murder of Marshia Bowman — the Dolton mother caught in the crossfire, shot in the head, while driving her children.
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McConnell made the comments during an appearance on CNN's Crossfire in February 1999, near the conclusion of the Senate trial, two days before the final vote on impeachment to convict and remove Clinton.
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With a single tweet on Thursday, President-elect Donald J. Trump pulled L. L. Bean, the Maine retailer known for its boots, jackets and preppy New England aesthetic, back into a political crossfire.
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Piro added that it would be "completely inappropriate" to discuss whether or not Frank and another bystander who was killed in the crossfire had been hit with bullets from police or the burglars.
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He also made clear that other members should not let themselves be dragged into the crossfire, urging them to simply let the Republicans use their five-minute questioning time any way they want.
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Most civilians have, but those who have fled — there are some 90,000 people displaced from their homes around the city — have faced harrowing journeys, and many have been killed or maimed by crossfire.
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F.B.I. officials started the investigation, code-named Crossfire Hurricane, in July 2016 after learning that a Russian intermediary had offered information that could damage Hillary Clinton to a Trump campaign aide, George Papadopoulos.
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Boeing and other big exporters are also concerned that Mr. Trump's tough stance toward China could set off a trade war, costing them sales and jobs if they get caught in the crossfire.
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Lee, a family business owner and cattle farmer, ran as an outsider candidate; on policy, he was as conservative as his primary opponents, but he benefited from being left out of the crossfire.
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We met members of the YPS and YPS-JIN, many of them still teenagers, who said they are ready to die for their cause, as well as the civilians caught in the crossfire.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - An unholy war of words has broken out among Vatican and Catholic officials over the Holy See's rapprochement with Communist China, with cardinals, archbishops and priests caught in an undiplomatic crossfire.
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DUBAI/DOHA (Reuters) - International businesses are being caught in the crossfire of Qatar's dispute with its Arab neighbors as it delays shipments, lengthens travel times and prompts contingency plans in case the crisis deepens.
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The UN's Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs estimated that up to 1.5 million people could be affected, with civilians in Mosul facing potential threats from sniper attacks, booby traps, crossfire and explosives.
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Kerry also said the accord would allow for humanitarian access to parts of Syria such as Aleppo caught in the crossfire and provide for the creation of a demilitarized areas around that northern city.
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Caught in the information and propaganda crossfire are the thousands like the unaccompanied 12-year-old Afghan lad who suddenly gives an impromptu press conference beneath the motorway bridge marking the Jungle's main entrance.
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Moscow at the time said its goal was to combat ISIS, but the United States says that Russia has mainly been bombing the Syrian opposition and that civilians have been caught in the crossfire.
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Like Klobuchar, he came across as a reasonable Midwesterner, calm in the face of crossfire and quick to talk about solving problems rather than the demons on the other side of the political line.
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Since the beginning of the year, at least 21 children have been struck by stray bullets in Rio de Janeiro, according to Fogo Cruzado, or Crossfire, an organization that monitors violence in the city.
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STAR is being seen China's boldest attempt at capital market reforms, driven by Beijing's ambition to become technologically self-reliant as the prolonged trade war with Washington catches Chinese tech firms in the crossfire.
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And it's been a reminder that once officials like Comey, who by definition required to be nonpartisan, enter the political crossfire, it's nearly impossible to get out with their character and prestige in place.
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It is headed by Francisco de Roux, a 74-year-old Jesuit priest who has spent most of his life promoting peace efforts among warring factions and helping rural communities caught in the crossfire.
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Last summer, Crossfire petitioned FIFA for the right to have a hearing about the issue with the organization's Dispute Resolution Chamber, an independent arbitration tribunal set up by FIFA to settle private legal disputes.
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" And Johnny Boy sashays through the place, chewing his gum, a girl on each arm, the very definition of insolent swag, perfectly escorted by Jagger's own braggadocio: "I was born, in a crossfire hurricane.
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A corridor of movie posters – Let's Spend The Night Together, Crossfire Hurricane, Ladies and Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones, Gimme Shelter, Shine A Light – leads into a room where Martin Scorsese is on screen reminiscing.
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Kirsten Gillibrand on Thursday downplayed the notion that there was too much friendly fire exchanged during Wednesday's debate hosted in Detroit by CNN, saying the crossfire is a natural part of the primary process.
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"China and the United States have escalated their dispute, and Canada has been caught in the crossfire," Carolyn A. Wilkins, senior deputy governor at the Bank of Canada, said in a speech on Thursday.
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It is unclear how much Ms. Haspel knew about the F.B.I.'s activities, which were part of a counterintelligence operation that the bureau called "Crossfire Hurricane," or when she was made aware of them.
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Crossfire and other software only know the words you feed them, so rather than giving these undesirable words a low word score (which tells the program to emphasize them less), I remove them entirely.
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Potentially caught in the crossfire is Glencore, the Swiss-based commodities trading giant, which is the marketer of a large percentage of Libyan oil production and is partly owned by the Qatari Investment Authority.
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"While Lisa Page attended some of the discussions regarding the opening of the investigations, she did not play a role in the decision to open Crossfire Hurricane or the four individual cases," Horowitz wrote.
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Thousands of shady social media accounts have been pumping out a crossfire of propaganda and misinformation across the Middle East as Iran prepared to launch missile strikes on U.S. bases in Iraq Tuesday night.
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"Either they stay in Raqqa, subjecting their children to increased violence and airstrikes, or they take them over the front-line, knowing they will need to cross minefields and may be caught in crossfire."
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When he visited his village to look for his house in May last year, he was happy to see that it had not been wrecked in the crossfire - but surprised to find it occupied.
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Perhaps more than anything, the IG report concludes that the FBI's Crossfire Hurricane investigation was beset by the normal problems of government, large bureaucracies, and team projects, more incompetence and rushed work than conspiracy.
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After that came 13 meetings between late November 2016 and mid-May 2017 with the Crossfire Hurricane team, a time span that concluded just after Trump fired Comey but before the appointment of Mueller.
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On Sunday night, members of the wedding party were caught in the crossfire of explosions and bullets during a U.S.-backed Afghan government force raid on a nearby Islamist hideout, officials in Helmand said.
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Guilt is a running theme in this book, heightened in the Crossfire section: guilt that we have privileges other women born into conflict and who have had to contend with steeper challenges do not.
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It's rare that victims step forward — state laws require companies to disclose breaches only if personal data is compromised — but T-Mobile, Boeing and General Electric Aviation are among the companies in the crossfire.
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President Trump accuses the media of disinformation campaign, that&aposs right, says Robert Mueller is meddling in the midterms and that he never should have hired Jeff Sessions, all of it triggering a partisan crossfire.
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Yemeni civilians are caught in the crossfire in what is largely seen as a proxy war between Saudi Arabia, which backs the Yemeni government, and Iran, which is accused of supplying arms to the Houthis.
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GALLERY: Syria's children caught in the crossfire Rebel-held areas are suffering heavy air strikes daily as pro-government forces try to retake territory lost to rebels two weeks ago in the southwest of Aleppo.
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Aldridge was killed Friday afternoon when she was caught in the crossfire of a shooting while pushing her infant child in a stroller near Dulles School of Excellence on the city's south side, police said.
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Doug Jones criticized President Donald Trump's escalating trade war with China on Tuesday, hinting at bipartisan congressional action to check the president as his state becomes more exposed to the crossfire between Washington and Beijing.
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In the new season, the team takes on meta-human trafficking and the terrifying threat it creates for a society caught in the crossfire of a genetic arms race spanning the globe and the galaxy.
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Emerging market currencies showed a second day of declines, with a JPMorgan emerging market currency index falling 21.05 percent on fears export-oriented economies would be caught in the crossfire of any escalating trade conflict.
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As YouTube continues in its efforts to crack down harder on content that violates its terms of usage and promotes offensive and/or misleading content, it's found itself in the fake news crossfire this weekend.
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Most notoriously, this struck in the afterglow of a party in Birmingham during the early hours of January 2000, 22003, when teenagers Letisha Shakespeare and Charlene Ellis were shot dead in crossfire between rival gangs.
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The FBI investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia was originally known as "Crossfire Hurricane" before it was widely known to the public and even the bureau itself, officials told The New York Times.
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They are among the latest victims caught in the crossfire of an intensifying battle between U.S.-backed Iraqi forces and Islamic State militants holed up the center of Mosul, their last major stronghold in Iraq.
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Emerging market currencies showed a second day of declines, with a JPMorgan emerging market currency index falling 0.2 percent on fears export-oriented economies would be caught in the crossfire of any escalating trade conflict.
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But its greater presence now makes Moscow more vulnerable to militant attacks and crossfire between regional rivals, while it has also extended its commitments in safeguarding the interests of both itself and the Syrian government.
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