Ultimately, Washington defused the situation while retaining the army's loyalty.
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A second device was found and defused at another station.
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The police said that one other bomb was successfully defused.
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They were allowed to stand, and the situation was defused.
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A CRISIS WAS defused in Quito, Ecuador's capital, on Sunday.
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Two main streets were closed off while police defused the devices.
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A second device was reportedly found and defused at another station.
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But Santiago defused that threat by striking out Alcantara and Crisp.
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Her decision to resign defused Norway's worst political crisis in years.
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The deal, once cut, quickly defused tensions between the two neighbors.
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Groups of senators, known as "gangs," have sometimes defused the threats.
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The subsequent coverage analyzed whether Obama had effectively defused the controversy.
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It is a classic case of defused costs versus concentrated interests.
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Later on, a car bomb was discovered and defused by police forces.
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Weaver defused a potential rally in the top of the first inning.
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An improvised bomb discovered at the main airport in Colombo was defused.
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The fear memory was like an old bomb—buried, but not defused.
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He said he has defused protests by going to them, and listening.
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Mr. McGahn almost resigned rather than comply before the situation was defused.
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Only its defeat by the State Legislature in 2005 defused public anger.
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But General Perroots, making his own quick judgment call, defused the situation.
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Applying that new cognitive frame to the problem completely defused his moral outrage.
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The company defused employee uproar over the deal by not renewing the contract.
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Joint Operations Command says forces "killed many ISIS militants" and defused 60 IED.
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Not long ago America and China defused crises by promising to expand commerce.
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Angry confrontations outside were defused by the effective deployment of law enforcement personnel.
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Police later found and defused a shrapnel-packed explosive device at another station.
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"The situation has been (defused)," the base said on Twitter on Thursday evening.
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Logano responded, but from the sound of it, the animosity wasn't completely defused.
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Forces were searching the area for the perpetrators and had defused some explosives.
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After the deal: Now, with the deal, this untenable situation has been defused.
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To win back the gavel, Ms. Pelosi defused a rebellion in her caucus.
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This elevated hopes among many investors that global trade tensions could soon be defused.
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Unless the situation gets defused quickly, the carnage is likely to get much worse.
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Notwithstanding Republicans' valiant efforts to turn the hearing into political theater, Cummings defused it.
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In doing so, the authorities have said, they may have defused a second bomb.
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Then, after sparking international panic, he partially defused it in a hastily arranged spectacle.
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The British authorities eventually defused the crisis, in part by introducing substantial political reforms.
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Republican leaders appeared at first to have defused the situation somewhat by inviting Sen.
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He defused the situation by ordering them to do push-ups and joining in.
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However, Seattle reliever Tom Wilhelmsen defused the threat by inducing a flyout from Yunel Escobar.
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If the dollar stays strong, might protectionist pressure be defused by co-ordinated international action?
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Differences once defused by distance and a sense of superiority have become an imminent threat.
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Over a few hours, bomb disposal technicians defused the grenade, with no injuries or accidents.
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On Sunday evening, an improvised explosive device was defused near the capital's Bandaranaike International Airport.
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That statement gave hope to both sides, and defused some of the tension between them.
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One of those devices has been defused, and authorities are working to neutralize the other.
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And in so doing, the most potent legal aspect in the appeal decision has been defused.
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Quick as a flash, the father of the house, Shuki jumped in and defused the situation.
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The Supreme Court never had to issue an order requiring compliance and the crisis was defused.
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But Chacin defused the threat by making Brett Gardner hit into an inning-ending double play.
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The company defused the conflict—the negative headlines, that is—and emerged with its reputation intact.
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But Mr. Trump claimed to have defused all of that tension in a matter of minutes.
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But the boy's caretaker wisely defused the situation, carefully and politely explaining the boy's medical condition.
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Khamenei said on Tuesday the protests were "the enemies' plot against Iran" and were promptly defused.
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Yes, a crisis did erupt, but quick action and a dry-eyed apology defused the situation.
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Once the crisis was defused, Cuba itself never represented any national security threat to the United States.
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During the raids an explosive device blew up while four other explosive devices were defused, it said.
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A bomb disposal team defused both, and local police said the devices had been there since Wednesday.
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Another fire bomb was found on the island of Phuket on Sunday and defused, local police said.
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Iran shipped 11 tonnes to Oman with a view to selling it later, which defused the standoff.
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Giersdorf was unhurt—in part because an officer recognized him from around town and defused the situation.
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Priebus said Trump floating Flowers's appearance defused Clinton's presidential campaign inviting billionaire Mark Cuban to the contest.
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But the body's firepower was defused just a few days later, after the U.S.-backed Hernandez's victory.
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Richards defused the threat by striking out Omar Infante and inducing a fielder's choice from Jarrod Dyson.
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Sperm are negatively charged and can be defused by the positive ions of the Risug drug polymer.
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Edhi alerted police and stayed put as they defused what turned out to be a third bomb.
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In early December, police said officers had defused two homemade bombs found at a centrally-located school.
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Last September, nearly 60,000 people were evacuated from Frankfurt as authorities defused a 1.4-ton British bomb.
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Earlier this week, police said officers had defused two homemade bombs found at a centrally-located school.
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Earlier this week, police said officers had defused two homemade bombs found at a centrally-located school.
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Clinton's decision to take a job in Mr. Obama's cabinet also seems to have defused other, older tensions.
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A decade ago, whenever tensions arose they were defused with flurries of phone calls and red-eye flights.
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The exchange was brief, and almost immediately defused when Sanders said he'd reexamine the bill, which Clinton applauded.
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"Facility staff, with support from ICE personnel, talked with the detainees and defused the situation," the spokesperson said.
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The National Anti-Terror Committee claims to have defused a second bomb at another station in the city.
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This simple act defused the situation immediately and was a good reminder that happiness is often a choice.
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And by grabbing hold of a populist pro-blue collar message, he defused a traditional Democratic Party weapon.
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The victims were all killed by gunfire, although the police have found and defused two bombs as well.
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But increased government attention and emphasis on partnerships defused a potential fight between Wall Street and Silicon Valley.
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A police team defused a second bomb placed near the explosion site, Kabul police spokesman Faramarz Firdaws said.
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They are defused or detonated in controlled blasts but not before causing disruption, evacuations or sometimes even death.
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The 19th century's tension between the artist and his commercial society has been largely defused in rich countries.
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Nigeria's large Anglican church was said to have defused tension by organizing televised debates and encouraging rational discussion.
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"I believe that this is a situation that could have been defused, and obviously it wasn't," he said.
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Tension continued to build between them to the point where Rose decided the ticking bomb must be defused.
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His idea is simple: All particles carry an electric charge and can be defused by the opposing charge.
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The pope's "new paradigm" has defused the immediate threat of schism by maintaining a studious ambiguity whenever challenged.
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A compromise defused the crisis - but another showdown between Rome and Brussels would send these premiums soaring again.
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The standoff was defused only when Nadler said he would not present the subpoena to Whitaker on Friday.
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Earlier this week, police said it defused two home-made bombs it found at a centrally-located school.
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Our camera guy asks if he defused anything between Cardi and the Crips, but he denies getting involved.
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The police defused two other explosive devices that failed to detonate outside other churches later in the day.
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The crisis was defused after top officials from both Koreas met in talks at the border on Aug. 25.
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The company, however, apparently believes there's still a rabid fanbase demanding a defused version of its mobile time bomb.
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The situation was defused when Gaza's Hamas leaders said the rocket was fired by mistake, the Associated Press reports.
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Pakistan retaliated largely symbolically, bombing only open spaces, and also defused tensions by quickly releasing a captured Indian pilot.
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And a senior Democratic aide acknowledged that, by restoring Conroy to the post, Ryan has largely defused the controversy.
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But there was nothing regular about how Shaw defused a deadly shooting at a Waffle House early Sunday morning.
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The ruling defused a long-running legal argument that the offensiveness of the nickname "Redskins" violated federal trademark law.
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Thai authorities defused a car bomb in Narathiwat early on Friday, shortly before the negotiations began in Kuala Lumpur.
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He defused the situation by doing push-ups with them but later accused them of trying to derail reforms.
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The league defused that threat — and eliminated future scrutiny of Goodell's pay — by becoming a for-profit organization July 1.
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Pence defused the antagonism with the wry smile of a genial old man humoring a simpleton -- and won most rounds.
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Moderator Martha Raddatz defused the situation by pointing to a loud and rowdy audience that made it difficult to hear.
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The world remained tense until the confrontation was defused 13 days after it began, and the launching pads were dismantled.
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Eisenhower delivered eight years of peace, ended the Korean conflict, defused the Suez Crisis and peacefully engaged Khrushchev and Nasser.
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Just two days after Federer defused the dangerous Nick Kyrgios in straight sets in the third round, Federer's level plummeted.
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At the same time, modest wage growth defused concerns that competition for workers was driving up salaries and igniting inflation.
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"I know last night there was a threat there could a missile attack on Pakistan, which got defused," Khan said.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly claimed that his diplomacy with Mr. Kim has defused the crisis over North Korea's nuclear threats.
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The crisis was defused when Soviet ships headed for Cuba turned back in the face of a U.S. naval blockade.
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Out in the open, any turning kick can be defused by a rapid retreat, as Yair Rodriguez so often finds.
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The army was said to have defused the device with a controlled explosion operation on a suspicious package on the premises.
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Shortly after, police forces found and defused a car bomb, while government officials said the Taliban was responsible for the attack.
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Captain Sadk defused this deadly explosive too -- and an even bigger one he produces from the back of the pick up.
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As much as I love my jams, my gameplay has got to be Grade A. So, gotta get that bomb defused.
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A straight-ish blow that comes across the body and can be easily defused with a drop-away or a retreat.
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The U.S. officials insisted that the United States was not "rooting against" Caracas but just wanted to see the crisis defused.
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Anyway, the moral of the story is this seems to have been largely defused, though not entirely over and done with.
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In Raqqa, which was recently liberated from the Islamic State, teams defused mines the jihadists had strewn across the destroyed city.
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The crisis was somewhat defused late last week after Pakistan returned an Indian pilot whose plane it shot down over Kashmir.
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Even a violent erotic role-playing encounter, the kind that involves a safe word, is defused when one participant starts giggling.
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Colonel Dillon said the Americans had fired "less than 100 rounds" and took up defensive positions before the fighting was defused.
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When the voices of locals are heard and represented, tension is defused, multiple uses of the land ensue and economies thrive.
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Grassley defused the situation himself on Thursday, telling reporters that he saw no "breakdown in communication or cooperation" between the duo.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Hong Kong authorities successfully defused a newly unearthed World War II-era bomb on Sunday, according to police.
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Jharomi said Wednesday the country had defused a massive cyberattack on unspecified "electronic infrastructure" without providing further details on the attack.
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The crisis could still be defused if Mr Biya made the right moves, including, perhaps, devolving more power to the restive regions.
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It reached the brink of civil war during an ethnic Albanian insurgency in 2001 before EU and other diplomacy defused the situation.
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Would a third article of impeachment charging Trump with bribery have defused claims that there was no underlying "high crime or misdemeanor"?
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Within an hour, the situation was safely defused and the man was taken not to jail, but to the hospital for evaluation.
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And few expect the threat of ISIS to be defused without stabilizing Syria, where chaos has allowed the terror organization to flourish.
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In 1998, President Bill Clinton defused a showdown with special prosecutor Kenneth Starr, who wanted to subpoena him, by agreeing to testify.
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It means that they identified each land mine that could damage Clinton and they defused each and every one of them. 20.
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If the North Korean threat is to be truly defused, experts say, the three East Asian neighbors will need more common ground.
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Ledecky defused any criticism of the move by recording the second-fastest split of the presliminaries (52.64), behind only Cate Campbell's 51.80.
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Back then, Mr. Tung and his superiors in Beijing retreated in the face of similar mass protests and quickly defused public anger.
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The loop could be defused by the Boyd letter and the broader commitment of Justice Department prosecutors to the rule of law.
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One of the responding officers lived in his neighborhood and recognized Kyle, so the situation was defused, he said in the stream.
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Separately, despite an order that defused a new migrant crisis in Calais, France appears far from a broader plan on the issue.
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The issue was eventually defused when prosecutors disclosed that the F.B.I. had unlocked the phone using a method developed by another company.
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Somehow and miraculously, the two inched toward compromise and common ground that defused the crisis and left the Cold War world intact.
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But Obama's aides defused most negative reaction from military veterans groups by insisting he would not revisit the decision to drop the bombs.
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A little forbearance on the part of the EU might therefore enable a dangerous political moment to be defused at little economic cost.
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The pressure for higher trade barriers was only defused by the Plaza Accord of 1985, a rich-country pact to weaken the dollar.
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On his desk at the State Department during the administration of former Republican President George W. Bush, he kept a defused hand grenade.
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Taking the microphone, she gently defused the situation, telling her husband that he was wrong: the people before him were hardworking, honest folk.
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But the Reagans artfully defused the tensions when they accepted an invitation to dinner from Katherine Graham, then-publisher of The Washington Post.
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Bomb disposal experts also defused a booby-trapped car that had been packed with explosives to be used in the attack, he said.
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" Jarrod Agen also defused speculation that a member of Pence's staff was behind the piece, writing "our office is above such amateur acts.
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In Alexandria, police defused an explosive device and broke up several small gatherings, detaining about 15 people, said the official MENA news agency.
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Giorgi served twice for the match in the third set — at 22017-211 and again at 6-5 — before Stephens defused the danger.
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The EPA rejected California's new rules, sparking a legal fight that was defused when a Democrat moved into the White House in 2009.
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"He had defused two bombs when the third went off," said Zalmay Jan, 20, who said he had served since he was 12.
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In an interview at a homecoming parade in Ames, Iowa, Sanders coolly sniffed out and defused a question about his own future plans.
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Every bomb is defused, no matter the intended target, and in so doing the country is left just a little safer for everyone.
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Former CIA director James Woolsey told CNN Wednesday that it was possible the showdown could be defused by making redactions to the document.
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The National Anti-Terrorist Committee said an explosive device had been found at another station, hidden in a fire extinguisher, but had been defused.
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That may not be defused even after Special Counsel Robert Mueller's 400-page report on the subject is unveiled by Atttorney General William Barr.
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Egyptian media had previously reported that the church in Tanta had been targeted in the past, with a bomb defused there in late March.
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Obama's aides defused most negative domestic reaction from military veterans' groups by insisting he would not second-guess the decision to drop the bombs.
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Tyrion defused the situation as best he was able, saying that worrying about a monarch's mental state is part of their job as advisers.
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Police say while there's no danger to the public, they don't want to take any risks as the 1.4-ton British bomb is defused.
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But Rosenstein defused the potential for a conflict there as well, by agreeing to give the committees unclassified, redacted versions of Comey's seven memos.
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The officer spotted the bomb before getting in his car at a golf club, and it was safely defused; the New I.R.A. claimed responsibility.
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Munitions experts in Germany have safely defused seven unexploded bombs from World War II that were found on the site of Tesla's new factory.
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At first, Poulter was said to have defused the situation between Olesen and British Airways' passengers and flight attendants whom he was allegedly verbally abusing.
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The president tweeted Tuesday that talks on the next steps with North Korea are "going well" and claimed his efforts had defused any nuclear threat.
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Travis Shaw walked with two out to load the bases but Santiago defused the threat by making Bryce Brentz look at a called third strike.
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One night in 2012, a standard World Star recording was turned into a Kurosawa movie when a bystander drew a katana and defused the situation.
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Unexploded wartime bombs are unearthed frequently during construction work in Germany, often forcing authorities to evacuate tens of thousands of residents while they are defused.
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Tensions were eventually defused in December, when the government agreed to run a smaller deficit, largely by dint of postponing its plans to increase spending.
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"All the flash points are defused in the new deal compared to the earlier one," one Sri Lankan government source privy to the discussions said.
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The Wall Street Journal said that fears over a break-up of the EU had been defused somewhat by Macron's lead over eurosceptic Le Pen.
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Some former guests posted other complaints online, and most could have been easily defused if the resort's website was more forthright about the Keys' imperfections.
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"Trevor, who has been a very mature guy, came in and really defused any notion about we're in a so-called quarterback crisis," Mazzone said.
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Zuckerberg defused that uproar by meeting with a group of prominent conservatives and insisting that the platform has an interest in being fair toward conservatives.
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Timely intervention by the international community defused tensions between the two South Asian nuclear powers, who have fought three wars since gaining independence in 1947.
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All of the gender and racial ickiness of the 1933 film — defused or simply erased in the Broadway retelling — is here brought to the fore.
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Mr. Fowler knew that some dangerous situations could be defused simply by staying still (as he had done once when an anaconda swallowed his arm).
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I was out in Kensington Gardens that night, recording interviews for a BBC program, and the queen's words defused much of the sullen, febrile atmosphere.
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According to Daniel, alert workers in the White House mail room spotted the letters and had them defused by the Secret Service, the newspaper reported.
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Just when it appeared Apple's battle with the government over encryption had been defused, it's now apparent it has merely shifted venues — to New York.
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It was a diplomatic issue that was defused safely and quickly, but Ted Cruz and Chris Christie framed it as a deep humiliation for the country.
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In January, Chinese state media declared China's victory over all of these issues, saying that it defused "the bomb" by taking leverage ratios down at banks.
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Without a defuse kit, Fallen barely defused the bomb before it exploded, winning the round to the cheers of his hometown crowd in São Paulo, Brazil.
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Perhaps the airline's staff could have defused the situation better, or been firmer with those initial instigators; perhaps they performed impeccably, averting a still-worse quarrel.
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Petrulis defused roadside bombs and other improvised explosives with a robot, or sometimes his own hands, throughout Iraq, Afghanistan, and Southwest Asia between 2002 and 2013.
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The commander of the Benghazi special forces brigade, Wanis Bukhamada, defused the protests by promising that Mr. Werfalli would not be sent to the international court.
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But if the global trading apparatus successfully defused that crisis, the current situation presents a different challenge given the nature of the commander waging the attack.
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It was the first of four bombs to explode or be found and defused in the next two days in New York City and New Jersey.
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That order has defused, for now, a new migrant crisis brewing at the northern port of Calais, the favored would-be jumping off point for Britain.
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"Last year, the Islamic Republic defused regional threats - one of their aims was to harm the Islamic Republic," Khamenei said in a broadcast on state television.
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"Unless trade tensions are defused it's very hard to see mainstream macroeconomic tools countering the impact," said David Lipton, deputy director of the International Monetary Fund.
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In 2016, we defused deep disagreements with Iran over prisoners and averted conflict when American sailors inadvertently entered Iranian waters and were detained by Iranian forces.
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Republican leaders Wednesday defused the simmering Obamacare crisis that threatened to keep both chambers in session through Christmas, though year-end policy items remain in flux.
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The conflict over this proposal may not be defused too easily, and could well lead to a sustained clash over the nature of Orbán's soft fascist regime.
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For now, their anger is still defused between a populist left -- who led protests against the Trump visit outside Westminster Hall this evening -- and a reactionary right.
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The autos and suppliers sector in Europe pared some gains to rise just 0.24%, a sign investors are not too hopeful overall of trade tensions being defused.
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"Just like in war, you're looking for escalation or whether or not it can be defused, and then you sit down at the negotiating table," Krosby said.
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U.S.-China relations improved in January with the signing of a trade deal that defused an 18-month row that has hit global growth but strains remain.
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After 2200 grueling minutes, Clayster and the rest of Denial defused a bomb in game five, round 2000, to win the series and the title 29-20143.
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Pushing back against criticism that he had enabled a Turkish offensive and empowered Russia and Iran, the president said that his approach had defused a dangerous situation.
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The NDS intelligence service said in a statement the explosives were discovered in a large open yard of workshops but went off before they could be defused.
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BERLIN – German police say a World War II bomb that partially exploded while it was being defused in the eastern city of Dresden has been successfully deactivated.
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Sean Penn had a couple of passengers all up in his grill on a Delta Airlines flight, but he defused the situation and Delta rewarded him handsomely.
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" Tehran-based energy analyst Ali Reza Soltani said, "The oil deal, in practice, has defused all the moves by international and regional opponents and rivals of Iran.
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As the organizing force behind Operation Mongoose, Robert Kennedy was, Tye argues, a chief instigator of the Cuban missile crisis he would later claim to have defused.
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Yet the crisis was not defused, and soon activists, parents and local elected officials turned up at Artshack, demanding it take responsibility for Ms. Rose's paper dolls.
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Any potential suspense was defused by a 14-433 run by the Red Raiders beginning with 9:01 to play that netted them a 64-20 lead.
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Yet the crisis was not defused, and soon activists, parents and local elected officials turned up at Artshack, demanding it take responsibility for Ms. Rose's paper dolls.
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A more powerful bomb was discovered there and defused, soon after the explosion on Monday afternoon, on a train that had just departed another station, Sennaya Square.
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Last week, representatives of European Union nations defused a potential conflict between France and Germany by agreeing to a compromise proposal on oversight of Nord Stream 2.
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Two explosive devices were found on one vehicle, Mr. Bush said, adding that the police had defused one and were in the process of defusing the other.
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Officials said an explosive device had gone off in the school's cafeteria during the attack and that a second device had been found among Roslyakov's belongings and defused.
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Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, defused an immediate threat to her government over a demand by her Bavarian allies to turn certain asylum-seekers away at the border.
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And bigger situations (a blow-up with a family member, being denied a promotion at work) may require the collective effort of them all before it is defused.
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The department asked its internal watchdog to examine the claims, a move that satisfied Trump and defused — for now — a burgeoning crisis with the top law enforcement agency.
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In 28500, Armenian terrorists planted a bomb at the Air Canada cargo building at the Los Angeles airport; the group was under surveillance and the bomb was defused.
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The breakthrough also seems to have defused — at least temporarily — a push by Democrats to punish key administration officials for their refusal to cooperate in the congressional probes.
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"Everyone understands that unless the situation is defused, we will very quickly be back to another confrontation," U.N. envoy Nickolay Mladenov told reporters at his office in Gaza.
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The Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty, or I.N.F., defused Cold War tensions in 1987 by barring both Russia and the U.S. from producing, testing or possessing certain missiles.
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He defused public unease about the marriage of King Willem Alexander and Queen Maxima by persuading Maxima's father, Jorge Zorreguieta, not to attend the couple's wedding in 2002.
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But that tension was defused on Friday morning at a breakfast, where Mr. Khosrowshahi invited the company's co-founders — including Mr. Kalanick — to be recognized for building Uber.
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The latest China trade talks defused a potential trade war, and promise a boost for American agriculture and energy, but at the cost of industries of the future.
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A local military spokesman, Colonel Nikolaos Fanios, played down the operation, noting that army experts had defused similar bombs found near the city's international airport in the past.
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The bomb was defused by a team of five police specialists, and it was transported to an area outside of town before being destroyed in a controlled explosion.
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An explosive device was found at one of their apartments that was identical to one left by Mr. Dzhalilov at another subway station and defused by the authorities.
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After the discovery of the first bomb Sunday, 1,500 people were evacuated from near the site and multiple roads closed before it was successfully defused the following day.
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Tensions between Macedonia's Slav majority and ethnic Albanian minority reached the brink of civil war in 2001, before diplomatic intervention by the EU and other powers defused the situation.
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Across the country, police broke up several small protests, mostly led by the Muslim Brotherhood, and officials said they had defused a bomb in the port city of Alexandria.
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A call from John Kerry, America's secretary of state, to his Iranian opposite number, Mohammad Javad Zarif, defused an incident that would once have escalated into an international crisis.
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Another officer testified that he arrived less than a minute after Laquan was shot, carrying a Taser, which dispatchers had called for and which might have defused the situation.
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Their ability to steer the political system toward consensus defused political tensions, supported the successful drafting of a new constitution, and paved the way for 2014's historic elections.
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Mr. Modi and Mr. Xi both attended the recent Group of 20 meeting in Germany but did not hold a meeting, one on one, that might have defused tensions.
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It was Barr, of course, whose misleading summary of the Mueller report initially defused criticism and stymied efforts to hold the president accountable for his attempts to obstruct justice.
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Whether I was the one who defused it or not, I wouldn't have been able to do it with out my relatives that were with me at the time.
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Renault holds 43.4 percent of Nissan but agreed to limit formal control of its larger partner in a 2015 shareholder pact that defused a boardroom standoff with the French government.
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But the relative calm may be like an unexploded bomb, its volatility not so much defused as contained by the thought that Trump Republicans will be punished in the Nov.
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Gustavo Idígoras, president of the CIARA-CEC chamber of grain processors, told Reuters the central government defused the crisis by issuing a decree clarifying transport regulations under the nationwide quarantine.
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Assemblyman Luis Sepúlveda, who represents the Castle Hill area, said Ms. Clark had defused much of the anger over Ms. Danner's death by talking to elected officials and community leaders.
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He complained he was not getting the support he needed to carry out a major cabinet reshuffle that might have defused the street and allow the quick implementation of reforms.
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Bruce Alexander, who has worked in law enforcement, government counterterrorism and private security for 30 years, said every second is critical in the type of threat that Mr. Lowe defused.
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With the gap now roughly 0.1 percent of GDP, the clash seems defused, particularly after French President Emmanuel Macron promised 10 billion euros of welfare spending to quell riots at home.
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But many of the potential attacks involving voice-based assistants can be defused if the company providing the technology explicitly communicates to users when they&aposre interacting with an AI agent.
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This defused the situation, the Journal wrote:Police sent a robot with a phone up to the window of the truck, and the man finally picked it up about 11:45 a.m.
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Mr. Jackson, who is black, defused the situation and got the gunman to leave before the police arrived, but the scene was nevertheless chaotic when they did, according to court documents.
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But it still didn't stop ABC's Terry Moran stating "we have now had several demonstrations" that were defused without delegates showing "menace" in the manner those attending a Trump rally would.
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While leaders in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya were swept from power in 2011, King Mohamed defused protests in Morocco that year by devolving some of his power to the elected government.
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The exemptions and discounts had defused some objections and many LME users expect to benefit more from the trading fee cuts than they lose from the OTC fee, industry sources said.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Two Jordanians, whose detention without charge by Israel led Jordan to recall its ambassador, returned home on Wednesday in a handover deal that defused a diplomatic crisis, officials said.
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But behind the scenes, Trump has since tried to make nice, inviting her to a private lunch earlier this month -- something that seems to have defused tensions, at least for now.
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Those tensions grew as Mr. Rajoy and Catalan leaders talked past one another, turning the kind of dispute that might have been defused years ago into a full-blown constitutional crisis.
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But Mr. Moore said he had defused the situation by telling Mr. Bigazzi that he had repeated the contentions of anti-asbestos advocates only to maintain his cover as a journalist.
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It could be defused, if Beijing guarantees amnesty for all nonviolent protesters and removes the troops it has brought in from the mainland in exchange for a meaningful process of negotiation.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Flights from Berlin's Tegel airport can go ahead as planned on Friday while a World War Two bomb is defused in the German capital, airport authorities said on Thursday.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 3 (Reuters) - German explosives experts defused a massive World War Two bomb in the financial capital of Frankfurt on Sunday after tens of thousands of people evacuated their homes.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A minors' reception center in Madrid became the focus for clashing views on immigration and social welfare on Thursday, after police defused a grenade found there a day earlier.
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During a trip to Yemen last month arranged by the Saudi-led coalition, The New York Times examined scores of defused land mines and interviewed doctors, soldiers and victims about them.
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With that the crisis that at moments had threatened to propel the CSU out of Germany's governing coalition (perhaps even bringing down Mrs Merkel in the process) seems to have been defused.
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ROME (Reuters) - Rome narrowly avoided water rationing on Friday after a deal between the regional government and the city's water company defused a row over drawing water from a drought-affected lake.
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BELFAST (Reuters) - Irish nationalist youths threw dozens of petrol bombs at police as officers defused an explosive device near homes in the Northern Ireland city of Londonderry late on Monday, police said.
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He and Warren elegantly defused their conflict about comments Sanders supposedly made in 22 about women presidential candidates; he also hammered home his antiwar credentials against the formerly pro-Iraq War Biden.
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There is also no one in line for the Asia policy job, just when there is talk about whether the North Korea crisis will be defused by negotiation or steam toward conflict.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Hong Kong's explosive disposal unit has successfully defused a suspected World War II-era bomb found in a "dangerous condition" at a construction site in city's center, police said.
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While the next day, President Hassan Rouhani refused to accept the resignation, there is no sense that the pro-nuclear forces that likely impelled Zarif to take that action have been defused.
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Kings 5, Oilers 1 Los Angeles defused powerful Edmonton with a scoring flurry of its own and turned a fast start into a victory, extending its home winning streak to five games.
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"An explosive ordinance disposal team defused a device, an 80 kg gas cylinder, inside a stolen milk truck," said Colonel Yutthanam Petchmuang, a deputy spokesman for the army's Internal Security Operations Command.
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She did tell GQ Magazine in November that Ramos, the umpire at the U.S. Open, should have defused the contretemps by telling her about the signals from her coach before punishing her.
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Last week, the spat seemed to have been partially defused when Poland's government watered down the legislation, making it a civil rather than criminal offense and removing the threat of jail time.
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First, success abroad for a Secretary of State and a President too depends on whether the world cooperates and offers up crises that can be defused and agreements that are possible to negotiate.
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But even if the Amona row is defused, to get this far Mr Netanyahu has been forced to placate his hardliners by endorsing a proposed "Regulation Law" for settlements built under similar circumstances.
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Yet its two most populous members, China and India, defused a months-long stand-off between their soldiers along their high Himalayan frontier only days before it would have spoiled the love-in.
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In a covered area at the house, Captain Chilhan Sadk shows us dozens of ISIS Improvised Explosive Devices -- or IEDs -- that he and his men have dug up and defused in recent days.
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The strength of their relationship was clear when Trump deftly defused a controversy over his own derogatory comments about Paris during the campaign, when he suggested terrorism had ruined the City of Light.
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Diplomats say the deal defused a crisis following Safadi's warning that Jordan would take further diplomatic measures if Israel did not release the two detainees, who he said were illegally held without charge.
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Artworks, including a playful schematic drawing by de Cointet (presented by Air de Paris), seemed more props than focal points, defused of any real impact, within the sleek, modernist surroundings of the penthouse.
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Congress defused the movement by passing the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985, which pledged — toothlessly, it turned out — to eliminate annual federal deficits within six years.
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Grant's election both defused the ideological crisis of the Johnson era and weakened the radical movement within the Republican Party, which derived much of its influence from its conflict with the former president.
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In Mr. Watson's case, the arrival of other officers defused the situation, but Mr. Watson said he was arrested without having been informed of his rights or told why he was being arrested.
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The government's move defused a potential standoff pitting a presidential administration that has tried to clamp down on leaks against a technology company with a history of defending its users' First Amendment rights.
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That could prove a tough call for Trump, who has issued a range of threats against Iran in recent days and often acts unpredictably, but who has also defused tensions with Tehran before.
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Mr. Obama waited to react until last week, and it looked as if he might leave his successor a diplomatic tempest, until Mr. Putin, long the master of the unexpected stroke, defused it.
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During an announcement in which Paul, the Baton Rouge police chief, disciplined officers in the death of Sterling, he said dangerous situations could be defused if community members just complied with officers' commands.
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Tillerson has already made a mark in this area, having successfully defused a major point of potential friction between the Trump administration and Beijing by having the US recommit to the "One China" policy.
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The latest standoff with Washington over the issue was only defused in December when Iran shipped the excess amount to Oman, where the heavy water is being stored until a buyer can be found.
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German industrial gases group Linde earlier said it invited U.S. rival Praxair to negotiate a merger of equals after Praxair defused some contentious issues that had led to the failure of an initial approach.
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Yes, there will still be lingering resentment among some of the more progressive quarters of the Democratic Party, but almost all of it will be defused before the main stage is set in Philadelphia.
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While Madrid's imposition of direct rule over Catalonia effectively defused the independence push in 2017, Catalan politicians continue to advocate for self-determination, and the issue remains a volatile fault line in Spanish politics.
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"China's priority is for the tension to be defused and for the talks to start," said Yun Sun, co-director of the East Asia Program at the Stimson Center, a research institute in Washington.
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One source of potential conflict for Conte was defused on Wednesday when the government reached an agreement with trade unions who had threatened strikes because they wanted more companies shuttered to protect workers' health.
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One source of potential conflict for Conte was defused on Wednesday when the government reached an agreement with trade unions who had threatened strikes because they wanted more companies shuttered to protect workers' health.
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As forensics specialists combed through bloodstained wreckage at the site of the two church bombings, security officials found and defused explosive devices at other locations in Alexandria and Tanta, the state news media reported.
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Police said late on Monday bomb disposal officers had defused two home-made devices on the grounds of a school in the district of Wan Chai that were complete and ready to be used.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Berlin's central train station, the Economy Ministry, a museum and part of the Charite hospital will be evacuated on Friday while a World War Two bomb is defused, police said on Wednesday.
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A World War I bomb was found in a crate of potatoes from France that was shipped to a potato chip factory in Hong Kong and was then defused successfully by the local police.
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In a 3v2, Snax opened up the warehouse door and tossed a grenade through a breathtaking series of bounces, landing it right on Spiidi and taking him down a second before he defused VP's bomb.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Bomb disposal experts defused a World War Two bomb in Berlin on Friday after evacuating an area in the heart of Berlin including the central train station, a hospital and the Economy Ministry.
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The central argument in Mr Johnson's magnum opus was that Brexit is an opportunity to be seized, but that most of those in charge of implementing it see it as a bomb to be defused.
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The episode was one of several diplomatic and military near misses between Iran and the United States in recent weeks, including a quickly defused crisis when 10 U.S. sailors were detained after entering Iranian waters.
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But Hellickson defused the threat by striking out Kendrick, then retired every batter he faced before feeling a twinge while facing former Phillies second baseman Chase Utley, whom he struck out to end the fifth.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May defused a rebellion in parliament over her Brexit plans on Tuesday but only after having to compromise and hand lawmakers more control over Britain's departure from the European Union.
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ATHENS — In Greece's biggest peacetime evacuation ever, about 72,000 people left their homes in the city of Thessaloniki on Sunday as experts defused and removed a World War II bomb from below a gas station.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Syrian authorities defused a car bomb planted in the heart of a main residential area in the city of Homs that had quantities of highly explosive chemicals, Syrian state television said on Wednesday.
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There's no obnoxious yellow rubber ring to shout "these are cameras," and the defused LEDs are more subtle than Gen 23's dots, while remaining an obvious enough signal to passersby so they're not creepy.
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This was the approach taken by Charles Sonder, fondly referred to as "Snackman," after a widely shared video surfaced in which he defused a fight on the subway by standing between the combatants, eating chips.
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To pragmatists, the incident was defused and deescalated quickly and relatively painlessly: All 10 sailors were freed within a few hours, and the only cost was that Iran released embarrassing photos of the sailors being detained.
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Venezuela defused a potential showdown with the United States, suspending a demand that U.S. diplomats leave the country as Washington called on the world to "pick a side" in the South American nation's fast-moving crisis.
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Take a big sigh of relief and wipe that bead of sweat off your brow: The bomb was successfully defused, but still needs to be removed from the area with utmost caution, according to Deutsche Welle.
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Meanwhile, Iraq's Federal Police defused a vehicle placed by ISIS with a large container of "1,000 liters of poisonous gas" near the Mosul airport, Raed Shaker Jawdat, commander of Iraqi federal police, said in a statement.
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China on Thursday said it would halve additional tariffs levied against 1,717 U.S. goods last year, following the signing of a Phase 1 deal that defused a bruising trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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Ban's report stopped short of calling the missile launches a "violation" of Security Council Resolution 2231, which endorsed the nuclear agreement that defused Iranian-Western tensions which had raised fears of a wider Middle East war.
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Eventually, Khrushchev agreed to remove the missiles, partly in return for a secret agreement by Kennedy to take US missiles out of Turkey and one of the most dangerous moments of the Cold War was defused.
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It was a measure of how successfully the pope, who has also created a new financial super-department, headed by an Australian cardinal, George Pell, has defused the ticking bomb of the Vatican's offshore financial status.
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Roads and transport systems, including the parts of the underground, will be closed during the work and for at least two hours after the bomb is defused, to allow patients to be transported back to hospitals.
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The tensions were defused at one of Redfin's all-employee meetings about seven years ago, when a group of engineers donned T-shirts that said, "I love agents," according to Bridget Frey, Redfin's chief technology officer.
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And it appears calculated to create a crisis just large enough to pressure European and Asian powers to step in and rein in the United States, Ms. Geranmayeh said, but small enough to be easily defused.
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It temporarily disabled the computer systems at several British hospitals, forcing the diversion of ambulances and the rescheduling of operations, before it was stopped by the lucky break of a lone amateur who successfully defused it.
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In 2001, after a midair collision with an American spy plane, China defused the crisis by mourning the "martyred" pilot while avoiding a repeat of the anti-American demonstrations that had swept the country in 1999.
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" Somehow this initial confrontation, filmed by a fellow shopper and defused only by the arrival of Briar's dad, isn't even the worst offense committed in Kiley Reid's provocative but soapy debut novel, "Such a Fun Age.
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The Los Angeles Kings defused the powerful Edmonton Oilers offense with a scoring flurry of their own and turned a fast start into a 5-1 victory Thursday, extending their home winning streak to five games.
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Police defused a bomb made from a 60 mm mortar round that was carried by the two suspects along with a pistol and a cellphone, which was to be used to remotely detonate the explosive, Sobejana said.
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A Maoist splinter group was behind a series of small blasts in the run up to the polls, army spokesman Nain Raj Dahal said, adding that security forces have defused around 30 improvised explosive devices since Friday.
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John Kasich of Ohio, now out of the race, Republicans have defused their biggest possible crisis ahead of the convention: having a bitter fight for the nomination play out in front of tens of millions on television.
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But those concerns can be addressed only with economic growth; the rising anti-immigration sentiments in the country can be defused only with economic growth; the general anxiety feeding Trumpism can be eased only with economic growth.
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With Leahy still floating discreetly in the background, Schulz seemed to have defused one immediate threat on Thursday, as Airbus' top Asian customer, AirAsia, looked set to confirm a $20 billion order despite being wooed by Boeing.
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There was already a brief government shutdown out of an effort to gain leverage for a DACA deal in January, but that threat had mostly been defused by the promise from McConnell to consider immigration this week.
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Many had pointed out that were police willing to allow protesters to leave without insisting on making arrests, they could have defused the situation much faster and avoided the further disruption that sprung up around the city.
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After all, that's how diplomacy with Iran began six years ago, ultimately leading to a nuclear deal that, love it or hate it, took an apparently imminent military conflict and defused it for a decade or so.
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Roads and transport systems, including the parts of the underground, will be closed during the work and for at least two hours after the bomb is defused, to allow patients to be transported back to hospitals without traffic.
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DIYARBAKIR, Turkey (Reuters) - A bomb attack by Kurdish militants killed a police officer in southeast Turkey on Friday and another device was defused outside a local government building, as embassies issued security warnings about expected demonstrations this weekend.
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The DNA of Djalilov, 22, a Russian national born in the central Asian Republic of Kyrgyzstan, was matched to a bomb left at a second metro station on Monday that was defused by authorities, according to Russian officials.
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But Trump and Rosenstein defused the situation, at least for now, by striking an agreement to ask the Justice Department's internal watchdog to probe the allegations while allowing Trump-friendly lawmakers to access certain information about the probe.
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And the Border Patrol was delayed in responding to the Marines: They arrived 38 minutes after the Marines reported someone was shooting at them, but had they arrived sooner, they would have likely defused the situation, investigators said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iran has defused all regional threats against the country, the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Tuesday, as tension rises between Tehran and Washington over the influence of the Islamic Republic in the Middle East.
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This was a life on the knife's edge of power, where his writing helped destroy the powerful Duke of Marlborough and led to threats: He once defused a mail bomb sent to Harley before it killed them both.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai police over the weekend found and defused five explosive devices that had failed to detonate when an as yet unidentified group carried out a series of deadly bomb attacks on popular tourist spots late last week.
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"The jihadist threat emanating from Syria and Iraq cannot be defused without addressing the growing danger posed by the terror groups' co-conspirators in Libya," Representative Devin Nunes, a California Republican who heads the House Intelligence Committee, said Friday.
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There's so many channels, there's so much space on the internet, there's so much information, so many people, that it's kind of gotten very defused, and in some crazy way sort of silent, because there's so much of it.
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The ensuing outcry, which included gardeners chaining themselves to fences to block bulldozers, was eventually defused when Mr. Giuliani's successor, Michael R. Bloomberg, helped broker a deal that permanently preserved 400 gardens, while reserving 150 as potential building sites.
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But though it was embarrassing when the origins were exposed, no one can say it didn't work: By falsifying a report on his health, the oldest man elected President for a first term had defused a nettlesome political problem.
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But Silva looked good, and for twenty or so minutes of the twenty five minute bout Bisping fought a beautiful gameplan which would have defused Silva's favorite methods if he had employed it last night or four years ago.
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HONG KONG, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Hong Kong police said they defused a pipe bomb and arrested four men for manufacturing explosives after raiding an apartment where they found protest-related items such as Guy Fawkes masks and protective gear.
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Merkel told German lawmakers that the ongoing dispute between the U.S. and Europe over tariffs already has the hallmarks of a "trade conflict" that could soon worsen into a full-blown trade war if tensions aren't defused, she said.
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For Iran hawks, the sailors' brief detention was not an awkward diplomatic incident that was quickly and peacefully defused, but rather an unacceptable outrage because the US had responded with anything other than military threats or even military action.
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An agreement that defused a potential rebellion over handing parliament more control over Britain's exit from the EU looked in danger of unraveling on Wednesday, when the two camps argued over the shape of a possible compromise on a "meaningful vote".
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His initiative after three weeks of mass demonstrations against his rule has not defused anger on the streets, and school teachers began a strike in several cities on Wednesday to keep up pressure on the 82-year-old head of state.
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The big story was that in less than 24 hours, an incident that could have easily escalated to become an international crisis in the volatile oil-rich Persian Gulf was effectively defused by the seasoned diplomats of the two countries.
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In a deft maneuver, Rosenstein may have defused Trump's fury for now by asking the department's inspector general to look into the President's claim, and top Justice Department officials will share highly classified information with lawmakers related to the Russia investigation.
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Various administration officials, including Trump, have used this expression -- either to suggest that in declaring Jerusalem Israel's capital or opening an embassy, the Jerusalem matter has somehow been defused or addressed in a way that will lead to positive results.
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The surprise announcement, made by President Trump and the president of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, temporarily defused a trade battle that began with Mr. Trump's tariffs on European steel and aluminum exports and threatened to escalate to its automobiles.
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The surprise announcement, made by Mr. Trump and the president of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, defused, for the moment, a trade battle that began with Mr. Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum exports and threatened to escalate to automobiles.
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Over the past 22006 years, election observer groups have helped establish internationally respected standards for free and fair elections, protected voters' rights in those elections and defused political upheaval when sore losers have tried to steal elections or contested results.
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SCOTT The ending of "Once Upon a Time" brought me back to the end of "Pulp Fiction," when John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson walk out into the sunshine after Jackson's character has defused a potentially lethal situation in a diner.
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The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks: German explosives experts defused a massive World War Two bomb in the financial capital of Frankfurt on Sunday after tens of thousands of people were evacuated from their homes.
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But after both countries defused fears of aall-out war by signalling no further military action, investors have again grown hopeful about faster global growth this year, supported by loose monetary policy by some of the world's most influential central banks.
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But after both countries defused fears of aall-out war by signalling no further military action, investors have again grown hopeful about faster global growth this year, supported by loose monetary policy by some of the world's most influential central banks.
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In recent years, many companies have begun embracing the relationship between parents and their adult children rather than chafing at it, perhaps even co-opting it for their benefit, which some experts believe has largely defused the worst parental tendencies.
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The stand-off, defused by an emergency intervention of three county governors, was a stark reminder of how easily Kenya's months-long political crisis could spark the type of ethnic violence that killed 1,200 people after a flawed 2007 vote.
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Peshmerga officials gave CNN a up-close look at a suicide device that had been recovered from ISIS fighters and defused before it could be detonated: a silver box packed with C4 explosives and hundreds of ball bearings, carried in a backpack.
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Sultan Muhammad, the police chief of Maiwand District, who participated in the road clearance, said that the authorities had defused as many as 100 roadside bombs, and that teams were continuing to clear more even as they were being engaged by the Taliban.
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Nadal, fresh off his 224th French Open victory, was in rare grass-court form here, but Djokovic defused the considerable danger in a ferociously contested semifinal over two days and five sets under a closed roof that certainly played to Djokovic's strengths.
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WASHINGTON — After frenzied late-night negotiations, Speaker Paul D. Ryan defused a moderate Republican rebellion on Tuesday with a promise to hold high-stakes votes on immigration next week, thrusting the divisive issue onto center stage during a difficult election season for Republicans.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said on Wednesday that discussions had already begun on a "Phase 2" U.S.-China trade deal, hours after Washington and Beijing signed an initial trade pact that defused some tensions but left some major issues unresolved.
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Armed with great skepticism, I found myself won over by the show's handsome designs, sharp acting and (for the most part) impressive singing, and came to admire the adroitness with which the director, David Auxier, defused the work's most damaging cultural land mines.
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In the last year, two great reckonings—a pair of challenges to partisan gerrymandering and a tiff over a Colorado baker who refused to make a cake celebrating a gay wedding—were both defused with narrow rulings that steered around the heart of the disputes.
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And it would present challenges to the formal and informal integration of North and South that has accelerated in the wake of the complex 1998 peace agreement that defused the long sectarian conflict between pro-British Protestants and pro-Irish Catholics in the North.
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In a 2003 work of military history published by Russia's defense ministry, Nevsky teaches wariness of Western neighbors, Donskoy demonstrates the importance of national unity in the face of invasion, and Ivan's siege of Kazan shows that a foreign threat is best defused by conquest.
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He also accused Roger Goodell, the football commissioner, of mishandling the protests, saying the situation could have been defused by simply suspending Colin Kaepernick, the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback and first football player to protest during the anthem, for a couple of games.
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Thrashed 6-43 6-4 by eventual finalist Kvitova 12 months ago, top seed Barty rode a wave of crowd support as she defused the twice Wimbledon champion's power game before running away with the contest on a glorious afternoon at Rod Laver Arena.
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This would seem to have defused a conflict between the president and Navy leaders, although it remained possible that Trump could still use his authority as commander in chief to intervene in the volatile and politically charged Gallagher case, despite assurances received by the Navy.
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Last year, the Hong Kong police defused three 1,000-pound American-made bombs from World War II. They had been found within months of one another at a construction site in Wan Chai, a busy residential district where thousands had to be evacuated overnight.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel defused a Europe-wide refugee crisis in the spring of 2016 by reaching a deal with Ankara in which Turkey agreed to hold back Middle Eastern migrants and refugees in exchange for a package of favors including accelerated talks on EU accession.
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While the UK parliament continues to tie itself in knots over how to exit the European Union, there's a ticking time bomb that cannot be defused: the 98-year old problem of the forced separation of Ireland into an independent south and a UK-controlled north.
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One issue that complicates the effort is the need to establish parameters for any negotiations before they begin, in particular to ensure that North Korea's conventional threat to the South is defused before there's any demand to remove some of the 28,500 U.S. troops in South Korea.
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Multiple people were killed in mass shootings at two mosques full of worshippers attending Friday prayers on what the prime minister called "one of New Zealand's darkest days," as authorities detained four people and defused explosive devices in what appeared to be a carefully planned attack.
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Pushing back against criticism that he upended American policy in the Middle East by enabling a Turkish offensive against Kurdish fighters that has empowered Russia and Iran, the president insisted that his approach had defused a historically dangerous situation even as he washed his hands of it.
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This is the hard question, because in Western politics, what sometimes seems like a sea change may still turn out to just be a spasm — more significant than Buchananism or Occupy Wall Street or the last Le Pen breakthrough but ultimately contained and managed and defused.
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Release date: February 9 Why it matters: Clint Eastwood directs another tale of real-life heroism (his last was 2016's Sully) about the three American men (two of whom were off-duty soldiers) who defused an imminent terrorist attack on a train bound for Paris in 163.
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When a new homeowner recently posted photos of a teenager who wasn't picking up after his dog — and word got around to Ms. Smith that the teen was planning to splash paint on the man's door in retaliation — she defused the situation by talking to the teen's parents.
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"President Trump's latest trade bombshell … might turn out to be a short-lived threat that is quickly defused by commitments on border security, but it nonetheless looks damaging at a number of levels," Krishna Guha, head of global policy and central bank strategy at Evercore ISI, wrote in a note.
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Tensions with eastern states could also be defused by tough EU action to keep out irregular migrants, by a prospective compromise on sharing out the task of looking after refugees and by efforts to deal with complaints from former Soviet-bloc countries that they are treated as second-class citizens.
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" RYAN CUTS A DEAL ON DREAMERS TO AVOID REVOLT NYT: "After frenzied late-night negotiations, Speaker Paul D. Ryan defused a moderate Republican rebellion on Tuesday with a promise to hold high-stakes votes on immigration next week, thrusting the divisive issue onto center stage during a difficult election season for Republicans.
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The first was Jimmy Carter's controversial 1994 trip to meet with Kim Jong Un's grandfather when tensions were running high with the U.S. Carter secured a deal that defused the crisis, promising aid in exchange for a nuclear freeze, but it rankled the Clinton administration in leaving them out of the loop.
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That Fake 'Drunk Pelosi' Video Was A Dud: How Lead Stories And Facebook Defused A Viral Bomb | Lead Stories Meanwhile, Lead Stories offers data on the effect of fact-checking the Pelosi video as false: At the time Lead Stories flagged it as false, the video had 46,519 shares, 8,692 likes, and 803,268,188 views.
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While 219 wasn't the strongest of pay-per-views, we were treated to a scrambling clinic from the now bantamweight, Tim Elliot, the under-rated performance of the night as Dan Hooker defused the dangerous Marc Diakiese, and Khabib Nurmagomedov stepping into the limelight once again to further complicate the UFC lightweight title picture.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea's sudden willingness to bargain with the Trump administration over scrapping its atomic arsenal surprised the world on Tuesday, setting in motion an unpredictable diplomatic dance with the United States and South Korea, but raising hopes that one of the most dangerous confrontations of the nuclear age could be defused.
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Certainly, whenever trouble stirs involving England fans — and that is separate from English fans, because Premier League clubs now travel around Europe largely without incident — there is a tendency to suggest that the strong-arm tactics of the local authorities have exacerbated the problem, rather than defused it, and the argument has some merit.
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"President Trump's latest trade bombshell — the threat to impose tariffs on Mexico if it does not stop the flow of illegal immigrants into the US — might turn out to be a short-lived threat that is quickly defused by commitments on border security, but it nonetheless looks damaging at a number of levels," Evercore ISI's Krishna Guha said.
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" Actually, love in these polysexual poems is the carnal and metaphysical impetus that undoes all measure — "So let's not talk of love the diffuseness of which / Round our heads (that oriole's song) / like on the platforms / Of the subways and at their stations is today defused / As if by the scattering of light rays in a photograph.
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But the vice president also defused some of the tension that would have attended an encounter between Mr. Trump and the leaders of Latin American nations who have been insulted and angered by his talk on immigration and other topics, said Richard E. Feinberg, a senior fellow in the Latin America Initiative at the Brookings Institution.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrGraham sends letter asking countries to cooperate with Barr probe into Russia investigation Giuliani dodges questions on attorney-client relationship with Trump Pelosi: Barr, Pompeo, Giuliani are Trump's 'henchmen' who have 'gone rogue' MORE, who had control of the information before the Mueller report's release, defused any Dem attempt to fight back.
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Stocks moved even higher later Wednesday, with the S&P 500 powering to a new all-time high and West Texas Intermediate oil futures breaking below $60 per barrel, after President Donald Trump defused some of the concerns by saying Iran "appears to be standing down" and that he doesn't want to have to use military force.
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It keeps his core claim intact that he is the most electable Democrat in a fierce race with President Donald Trump It helped that one of his rivals, former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro defused the age question with a crude suggestion that Biden had memory problems that even appeared to make other candidates on stage blanch.
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The current situation could be significantly defused were she to accede to at least two of the protesters' five demands that have broad support: namely complete withdrawal of the extradition bill—at the moment it is only suspended—and the setting up of an independent commission of inquiry into the causes of the current unrest and its handling by the authorities.
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" This is all why, when it became clear that the Iran incident had been defused quickly and diplomatically, first American TV and then the GOP presidential candidates focused rather on two entirely new scandals: that Iranian state media had photographed the US sailors kneeling while they were being detained, and that one of the sailors later called entering Iranian waters "a mistake" for which "we apologize.
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It's never quite Crusader Kings or Game of Thrones levels of interpersonal drama and backstabbing, and as the scale of the game broadens these individual tensions both seem to matter less and to be defused more easily, but these systems do imbue Three Kingdoms with a sense of inner life for character who might otherwise be little more than stat-sheets and ability lists.
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With the shutdown fight defused, for now, Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) moved to bring back up the foreign policy legislation, which includes sanctions on the Syrian government and increased support for Jordan and Israel.
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Cordoned off in its own darkened room, so that it isn't defused by the competing agendas of the other works in the show, In-Out Anthropophagy is a succession of shots centered on smiling, grimacing, jeering mouths — one adorned with black lipstick, another wreathed in cigarette smoke, and yet another sucking in and spewing out various lengths of string — while a musique concrete soundtrack quietly worms its way under your skin.
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Screenshot: Facebook (California Highway Patrol Golden Gate Division Air Operations)A six-hour standoff between police and a 40-year-old man who allegedly splashed gasoline on the floor of a Novato, California, convenience store "while threatening to burn it down" and later fled to a nearby Safeway ended when police defused the situation with a robot carrying a vape pen, the Sacramento Bee reported Sunday, citing reports by the Bay City News, KGO, KPIX, and Marin Independent Journal.
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The ways you get to that detached, or in ACT-speak, "defused" state, where you see those thoughts simply as flickers in your brain waves, can seem weird at first: You can sing the thought, a technique Stambach favored ("I'm gonna panic in front of everyone," he would croon, which made it seem less serious); distill it down to a single word and repeat it rapid-fire for 30 seconds ("faint, faint, faint, faint"); describe it as a color and shape ("my craving is red and circular, with jagged edges"); or use conscious language to separate yourself from the emotion.
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