Security forces made at least two attempts to disperse the crowds, firing teargas on protesters amassing in surrounding streets, but the sheer number of people made the demonstration difficult to disperse, eyewitnesses said.
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Police tried to disperse the demonstrators but tensions remained high.
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The queens disperse and form new colonies in the spring.
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"Orders to disperse were given numerous times," the chief said.
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If it doesn't, people should disperse to platforms that will.
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Soldiers open fire to disperse crowds outside the MDC headquarters.
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The man was released after the parents agreed to disperse.
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Police officers used batons and pepper spray to disperse protesters.
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But as the extremists disperse, the terrorist threat, paradoxically, increases.
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Calls from the government asking them to disperse went unheeded.
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As if they heard the voice of god, they disperse.
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She left early when police tried to disperse the crowd.
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The courts, meanwhile, ordered the government to disperse the protest.
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Police used tear gas to disperse crowds in some places.
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Police fired tear gas to disperse protesters in several areas.
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Some people wanted to disperse, but Mosley wasn't having it.
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Police were firing marking rounds and giving orders to disperse.
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The 10 were arrested when they didn't disperse, she said.
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Wait till the race clears out and the crowds disperse.
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Police moved to disperse the demonstrators shortly before 8 p.m.
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The crowds disperse and leave the three of us alone.
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The charges included failure to disperse, inciting violence and assault.
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The order is "Charge!" and many on the left disperse.
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Hong Kong police fired tear gas to disperse the crowds.
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Protesters were pushed back, but again the crowd didn't disperse.
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Security forces used live ammunition to disperse demonstrations in Bamenda.
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Police used pepper spray several times to disperse rowdy crowds.
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They disperse to backyards, beaches and wetlands across the planet.
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Police used teargas to disperse them, a Reuters witness said.
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Now, I've got some cats to disperse into the world.
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Others blamed the police for failing to disperse the crowd.
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Law enforcement gave numerous warnings for protesters to disperse, they said.
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TURKEY - Anti riot police disperse protestors in Istanbul during a demo.
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Confederates march past, but are ordered to disperse, shouting with police.
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Iran is also counting on intimidation to disperse the Lebanese protesters.
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Humans disperse it differently, especially because our bodies are more fluid.
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Security forces have at times used live ammunition to disperse demonstrations.
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EST and that the crowd began to disperse at that time.
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A Reuters journalist saw tear gas being fired to disperse crowds.
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At one point, police briefly turned water cannon to disperse protesters.
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Disperse the radish rounds evenly over the top of the focaccia.
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The total amount available to disperse will be $259 million annually.
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Police later fired some rounds of tear gas to disperse them.
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Police reportedly formed a defense line and urged protestors to disperse.
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The military police were helping regular police to disperse the crowds.
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The peacekeepers deployed one platoon to try to disperse the crowd.
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Police used tear gas and fired warning shots to disperse them.
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Police fired tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowds.
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Riot police used teargas and water cannon to disperse the protesters.
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Israeli forces fired tear gas and stun grenades to disperse crowds.
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When the players then get too expensive, most of them disperse.
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So the Netflix stuff is going to disperse to different services.
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As Mexico processes the migrants, the caravan will likely slowly disperse.
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The alarmed protesters saw it as a ruse to disperse them.
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Police later fired tear gas to disperse them, Reuters witnesses said.
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Riot police use water cannon to disperse anti-extradition bill demonstrators.
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Tear gas was initially deployed but failed to disperse the group.
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Protesters began to disperse at night, and police made no arrests.
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The bent-knee landing helps disperse the pounding forces of basketball.
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Under the act, it may also disperse the assets to victims.
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Chemical and biological weapons are difficult to store and successfully disperse.
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Security forces have at times used live ammunition to disperse protesters.
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Police fired rubber bullets in some areas to disperse the crowds.
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Police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse the crowds.
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Police were captured on video clips trying to disperse the crowd.
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An officer from the 230th Precinct told the crowd to disperse.
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He started gesturing towards the crowd as if telling them to disperse.
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Clashes broke out after riot police tried to disperse the demonstrators Sunday.
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Cluster munitions contain submunitions, or bomblets, that disperse widely and kill indiscriminately.
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The Sudanese military has moved to forcibly disperse protesters since April 11.
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Arrests were made after protesters disregarded repeated orders to disperse, he said.
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The balloon would then turn around to observe how the particles disperse.
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"It's sad to see the community disperse," Leialoha said about the evacuations.
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Police fired dozens of rounds of tear gas to disperse the crowds.
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Police used pepper spray to try to disperse the crowd (see picture).
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The smoke, which would disperse quickly in windier months, hangs and drifts.
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Police armed with pepper spray and batons moved in to disperse them.
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There were no reports of attempts to disperse the protests on Wednesday.
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For the first time police used tear-gas to disperse the demonstrators.
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IMF APPROVES FOURTH REVIEW OF ARGENTINA'S STANDBY DEAL, WILL DISPERSE $5.4 BLN
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When a boat passes, the koi disperse as if fleeing a predator.
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U.N. police used tear gas to disperse the crowd, the mission said.
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Clashes erupted when platoons of officers came in to disperse the crowds.
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The Standing Rock Sioux subsequently asked protesters to disperse, but some remained.
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Tear gas was used in at least two locations to disperse protesters.
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Israeli drones also dropped tear gas in an effort to disperse protesters.
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The Claims Conference will disperse $350 million in compensation in 2019 alone.
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Michelman said obeying police orders to disperse would be a smart move.
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The police arrived and tried to disperse the crowd with mixed success.
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The volunteers disperse, following Dominican women and children to their houses nearby.
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Protesters ran and threw stones as police tried to disperse the crowds.
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Police charged at the stone pelting mob with sticks to disperse them.
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We stay for a few more drinks, but all disperse around 11.
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HONG KONG POLICE FIRE TEAR GAS TO DISPERSE PROTESTERS IN CAUSEWAY BAY
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Eventually police deployed tear gas and smoke bombs to disperse the crowds.
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Then a cordon of riot police charged to disperse the crowd outside.
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Dozens of people were killed in the operation to disperse the protesters.
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Eyewitness reports said police fired teargas into the air to disperse protesters.
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Instead, the migrants will disperse into smaller groups after reaching Mexico City.
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Police fired more teargas and pursued the protesters, seeking to disperse them.
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The police are well aware of this and frequently disperse the crowds.
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Last week police beat some students in their efforts to disperse them.
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Eventually, I began to record the scene, which helped disperse the crowd.
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All 'pacification' did was disperse ecosystems that were already formed and controlled.
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Law enforcement used a sound cannon in an attempt to disperse protesters.
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In some videos, troops were seen using tear gas to disperse demonstrators.
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The fish feed on fruits, disperse seeds and find homes in branches.
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Durham police confirmed one man was arrested and charged with failure to disperse.
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Security forces fired tear gas to disperse crowds that gathered at parliament's gates.
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Riot police clashed with protesters and fired tear gas to disperse the crowds.
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Police responded with tear gas in an attempt to disperse the irate farmers.
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Authorities forced the crowd to disperse, and groups then began roaming through town.
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People became so agitated that law enforcement was forced to disperse the crowd.
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Officers approached the group, prompting most of the Proud Boys members to disperse.
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After 10 minutes, three bursts of fireworks signaled to the protesters to disperse.
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Officers used stun grenades, tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd.
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Later police fired tear gas cannisters when some protesters refused orders to disperse.
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Police moved in to try to disperse the crowd and warned of arrests.
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"Generalizing this to geographically disperse data does not undo this shortcoming," he added.
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Security forces responded with tear gas, causing many to disperse into surrounding streets.
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Police officers have used teargas and occasionally live bullets to disperse the demonstrations.
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Saruhashi and her colleagues discovered that fallout didn't disperse evenly in the ocean.
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In some footage posted online, shots are heard being fired to disperse crowds.
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Police and military used tear gas and live bullets to disperse the crowd.
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Jaha makes the crowd disperse by sounding a fake alarm for black rain.
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It was unclear if police would try to disperse the crowd by force.
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Security forces responded by firing tear gas to disperse the crowd of protesters.
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Police arrived, took the girl into custody and tried to disperse the crowd.
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And as the economy continues to disperse, that sway may be diminishing further.
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The security forces resorted to sporadic use of water cannons to disperse people.
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Police ordered protesters to disperse as the school put the campus on lockdown.
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Police ordered the crowds to disperse, and the school was put on lockdown.
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Last year, police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse pride marchers.
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Police are using tear gas to disperse crowds of protestors in Hong Kong.
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They used tear gas, pepper spray, and water cannons to disperse the crowds.
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In the spring of 1930, the bread lines did not disperse as usual.
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The rule of law needs to prevail, and the mob needs to disperse.
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Police will be given powers to issue fines and disperse gatherings, he added.
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Police officers fired live ammunition to disperse protesters, who fought back with stones.
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Officers in riot gear formed a barrier line, urging the crowd to disperse.
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Nebulizing diffusers: Requiring no heat or water, these diffusers disperse just essential oils.
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The police, according to several reports, fired pepper spray to disperse the crowd.
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Police called on protesters to disperse -- but more and more continued to arrive.
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Police officers had to disperse the mob with warning shots and tear gas.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine police used tear gas to disperse about 1,000 anti-U.
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In Bethlehem, troops used water cannons and tear gas to disperse protesting crowds.
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They are meant to be used by police officers to disperse aggressive crowds.
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So yes, the caravan is diminishing in numbers and the group will disperse.
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Police later fired tear gas and deployed water cannons to disperse the crowds.
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You really have to get there when it starts, otherwise [the players] disperse.
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Some protested outside the stadium, prompting the police to intervene to disperse the crowd.
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" Police told the crowd to disperse after the statement, warning "otherwise, we will intervene.
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Turkish police have attempted to disperse the crowds using tear gas and water cannons.
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Crowds stormed the site before police used tear gas to force them to disperse.
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The protesters were repelled by police who used pepper spray to disperse the crowd.
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Seven activists who refused to disperse were handcuffed and taken into a police car.
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Flying, by the way, is probably the easiest way to disperse first-date tension.
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The caravan could disperse as it continues its month-long, 4,000km (2,500-mile) journey.
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After hoisting warning flags, police used tear gas to try to disperse the crowd.
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Add the vanilla bean specks or extract and salt, beat well to disperse. 3.
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Chandler told reporters that officers gave 10 orders to disperse due to unlawful assembly.
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Unlike most classes, which disperse as quickly as they are formed, this one lingered.
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People are going to disperse because technology will make it easier to do so.
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There is a good chance that government troops will use force to disperse them.
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Police fired rubber bullets to disperse one group, witnesses said, and detained several people.
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Finally the protester muttered something about "all you assholes," and things began to disperse.
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Seattle police deployed non-lethal weapons to disperse crowds, and ultimately arrested three people.
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Security personnel often disperse opposition meetings and demonstrations with arrests, tear gas and beatings.
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Police later fired tear gas and chased protesters through side streets to disperse them.
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Chemical ingredients include everything else, like oxybenzone, and they absorb and disperse UV rays.
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A police officer told the crowd through a megaphone that they needed to disperse.
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Video footage also surfaced of officers using tear gas to disperse crowds during protests.
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Witnesses said the demonstrators clashed with police who used tear gas to disperse them.
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But the opposition was so strong against us that we eventually had to disperse.
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Outside of the rally, police officers used tear gas to disperse thousands of protesters.
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They fired tear gas and issued a hasty order for the protesters to disperse.
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Changing weather is likely to disperse the dense smog over the next few days.
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Already, German police have used water cannon to disperse around 500 anti-capitalist protesters.
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There are only a handful of shows on the agenda before the crowds disperse.
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The device uses a fan to disperse an insect-repelling chemical known as metofluthrin.
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But mix some soap into the oil and water and the oil will disperse.
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Officers have been looking for groups of people congregating and telling them to disperse.
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Thirty-three people were arrested Friday on charges including failure to disperse and interfering.
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The independent T24 news website said police also fired blanks to disperse the crowd.
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Toward midnight, the police managed to disperse the last protesters, amid some minor clashes.
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Don't shake out your laundry, ever, because it could disperse virus through the air.
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Police fired a barrage of tear gas in a bid to disperse the crowds.
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To try to disperse the protesters, Mayor Richard J. Daley ordered an 11 p.m.
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Security forces fired tear gas to disperse the crowds, three local television stations reported.
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Eight of the protesters were arrested on charges of failure to desist or disperse.
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On Thursday, Sudanese security forces used teargas and batons to disperse thousands of protesters.
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Security forces have used live fire, tear gas and smoke bombs to disperse crowds.
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Riot police used tear gas canisters, water cannons and batons to disperse the intruders.
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"Out with them all," protesters chanted, before police fired tear gas to disperse crowds.
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It is often noted that it is difficult to disperse chemical and biological weapons.
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A witness in Kisumu said police had fired in the air to disperse protesters.
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Scuffles broke out and police used pepper spray to disperse crowds, broadcaster RTHK said.
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A decision was made by security officials to disperse the crowd, BFM TV said.
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Migrants disperse here after crossing into the United States, avoiding a border patrol checkpoint.
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Police then used tear gas, stun grenades, and shot guns to disperse his supporters.
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Cold air helped disperse the smog on Monday morning, but the effect was short lived.
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Foreign governments and rights groups have condemned the use of force to disperse the demonstrators.
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Then, under rainy skies, the crowd started to disperse, with some chanting directed against Purnama.
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Only when protesters have broken the law have they been arrested or asked to disperse.
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Security personnel used force to disperse most of the protesters and detained some, witnesses said.
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Ambulance sirens echoed across the area as soldiers opened fire to disperse bystanders and motorists.
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At the same time, the explosion will disperse highly flammable fuel particles around its vicinity.
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In Morocco, goats help disperse the seeds of local argan trees by spitting them out.
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Jokowi seemed to be trying to douse passions and persuade the crowds to disperse peacefully.
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Police responded with tear gas and charged the protesters several times to disperse the crowd.
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Thoughts and emotions are like weather formations that arise from certain conditions and then disperse.
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A stampede started after police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd.
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Security forces fired in the air to disperse demonstrators in the north of the city.
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Local TV showed police trying to disperse the crowd with tear gas and water cannons.
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German police used water cannon to disperse around 500 anti-capitalist protesters overnight in Hamburg.
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Reuters reports police fired tear gas, rubber pellets and water cannons to disperse the protestors.
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Authorities on the U.S. side of the border used tear gas to disperse the migrants.
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Protests on Wednesday night turned violent, with police firing tear gas to disperse the crowds.
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Riot police used tear gas against the protesters, which prompted some of them to disperse.
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Elsewhere in the capital, police used tear gas to disperse protesters who blocked a road.
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The lawsuit also accused police of using excessive force and wrongful arrests to disperse protesters.
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Further social media videos showed police firing tear gas to disperse Dervishes and other demonstrators.
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Videos posted on social media showed police firing tear gas to disperse protesters in Tehran.
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The company says it uses a "scattering optic" to disperse the LED light throughout UpLamp.
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When the pan is hot enough, it will disperse easier and then you'll use less.
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"What we don't know is if protesters refuse to disperse or fight back, what happens."
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ET start and despite sun shining elsewhere on the surrounding peaks, they would not disperse.
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Border Patrol agents used tear gas to disperse the crowd, which included women and children.
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As protesters continued to prevent people from entering, police fired teargas to disperse the crowd.
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When checking in you also get a suggested boarding time, which aims to disperse crowds.
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Authorities on the US side of the border used tear gas to disperse the migrants.
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What's more, they produce less of a wake, so they don't disperse pollutants as much.
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As they did a week earlier, police swept slowly through, trying to disperse the crowds.
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Police also used water cannons to disperse crowds for the first time since protests began.
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Recovery teams poured millions of barrels of chemicals into the ocean to disperse the oil.
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HONG KONG POLICE FIRE TEAR GAS TO DISPERSE PROTESTERS IN MONG KOK FOR SECOND NIGHT
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Soon, he said, people were surrounded on all sides and it was difficult to disperse.
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In Paris, the police used tear gas to disperse overflow crowds near the fan zones.
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Despite the ban on public gatherings, the police made no attempt to disperse the crowd.
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We can't predict the effect of shutting down 250chan and forcing their users to disperse.
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He disappeared at a concert where the police fired tear gas to disperse the crowd.
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Details: Per Reuters, police used tear gas and batons on activists to disperse them Sunday.
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The trucks used water cannons to disperse the protesters, who threw rocks at the vehicles.
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Police fired tear gas to disperse the groups as they continued to clash on Tuesday.
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Police in riot gear ordered demonstrators to disperse as they marched onto the scene Saturday.
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As mentioned, warm-mist humidifiers disperse steam by heating water, rather than using a fan.
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There wasn't a standoff or a large crowd to disperse that typically draws police fire.
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Police fired rubber bullets and stun grenades to disperse the protesters, News24 Online service said.
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HONG KONG POLICE FIRE TEAR GAS TO DISPERSE ANTI-GOVERNMENT PROTESTERS IN KEY SHOPPING DISTRICT
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Raptors will quickly disperse in order to keep China from targeting them with ballistic missiles.
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Tear gas and rubber bullets, they say, are used to disperse riots or illegal gatherings.
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In the southwestern city of Ahvaz, police fired tear gas to disperse hundreds of demonstrators.
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There's a lot of mechanisms to try and take that risk and disperse it, manage it.
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Officers responded by launching smoke and flash-bang devices into the street to disperse the crowds.
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Instead of discussing reforms, lawmakers are haggling over cabinet posts, which they use to disperse spoils.
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Security forces have used tear gas, stun grenades and live ammunition to disperse protests, witnesses say.
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Drawing on his religious authority and sway with the community, he admonished its members to disperse.
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Television footage showed officers responding by using pepper spray and smoke bombs to disperse the crowd.
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Police said they made arrests and used smoke bombs and marking rounds to disperse the crowd.
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Police began to intervene, seemingly spraying pepper spray or tear gas, forcing the crowd to disperse.
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Some threw glass bottles at police and pepper balls were used to disperse crowds, they said.
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Radioactive decay causes uranium rock to disperse helium into natural gas chambers over millions of years.
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When demonstrations resumed, Mr Dagalo's men tried to disperse them with tear-gas and live bullets.
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Fitch expects ABC to prepay its term loans in order to even better disperse debt repayment.
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" The protesters don't immediately disperse and continue to shout, "When people are occupied, resistance is justified.
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Plus, the Full Core Air Chambers help disperse heat and keep you cool while you snooze.
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VENEZUELAN TROOPS FIRE TEAR GAS TO DISPERSE PEOPLE SEEKING TO CROSS BORDER WITH COLOMBIA: REUTERS WITNESS
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French authorities have trained for the possibility of drones being used to disperse chemicals over spectators.
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After ordering the crowd to disperse, the officers on command deployed tear gas into the crowd.
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In 1989 his police unit used water cannon, clubs and dogs to disperse anti-regime protests.
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On Thursday police tried to disperse them using teargas, police spokesman Theos Badege told state radio.
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The Chinese aviation regulator has previously said the new routes are meant to disperse airspace congestion.
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Anti-government crowds may now disperse, at least until the Senate's final ruling months from now.
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Other officers on the ground urged remaining protesters to disperse or be arrested for unlawful assembly.
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The movement accelerated during the Cultural Revolution, partly as a way to disperse the Red Guards.
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As immigrants and their children multiply and disperse, the Britons who most dislike immigration will disappear.
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Officers have been using live ammunition, tear gas and stun grenades to disperse protesters, witnesses say.
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On Tuesday and Wednesday, police fired tear gas and water cannons at crowds to disperse them.
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The copper in this topper is primarily there to disperse heat, and for its antimicrobial properties.
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Work to disperse dangerous material still housed at the site could take decades, according to experts.
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We are asking for everyone to follow the officers directions and disperse from the immediate area.
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Outside Congo, South African police used stun grenades to disperse anti-Kabila protesters in Cape Town.
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Now, Nedorost says, she's much more likely to see patients with issues related to disperse dyes.
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In Harare, automatic gun fire was heard as police and the army attempted to disperse protesters.
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When the police tried to disperse them, someone threw a bomb and seven officers were killed.
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Police used live rounds to disperse the crowd, police sources told Reuters, with no injuries reported.
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There, according to three witnesses, four truckloads of immigration officials gave them 48 hours to disperse.
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Ultrasonic diffusers: These diffusers use a high-frequency vibration to disperse an oil and water mixture.
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They used teargas, baton sticks and water cannon to disperse demonstrators and arresting scores of protesters.
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Although police asked the protesters through loudspeakers to disperse, they made no attempt to detain them.
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Griffin says the bumper should absorb and disperse shock, protecting the S23 from 220-foot drops.
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I wanted to disperse into thin air ... I eventually spoke less, felt less, physically became less.
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They used nonlethal weapons like tear gas to disperse protesters and the siege ended without bloodshed.
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Iranian riot police used tear gas to disperse thousands of protesters in Tehran's Azadi Square Sunday.
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Some threw Molotov cocktails and rocks at police, who attempted to disperse protesters with tear gas.
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They started to disperse the people very violently with tear gas trucks and water cannon trucks.
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But they mostly disperse the militants, including to Mogadishu, with the same security vacuum left behind.
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And of course, we never had the Knesset disperse itself before a government was even formed.
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Security forces fired tear gas, rubber bullets and eventually live ammunition to disperse demonstrators in Tehran.
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At one point, the police again ordered the crowd to disperse, but the protesters remained entrenched.
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Other videos showed gunfire as a motorcade tried to disperse a crowd of protesters near parliament.
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Police there have deployed as much as 800 in one day to disperse pro-democracy protesters.
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The police used tear gas to disperse demonstrators who tried to march on President Kuczynski's home.
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Officers elsewhere fired tear gas and water cannons and called through loudspeakers for protesters to disperse.
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Amazon, Pizza Hut, and Toyota are also working on a way to disperse pies via AVs.
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Clashes broke out with military police, who used water cannons and dogs to disperse the crowd.
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The Standing Rock Sioux, whose land is adjacent to the pipeline being built, asked protesters to disperse.
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Then the stuff doesn't get diluted so much and it doesn't disperse over millions of square miles.
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The Morton County Sheriff's Department has used rubber bullets, tear gas and water cannons to disperse crowds.
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Anti-riot police attempt to disperse protesters in the Kawangware slum of Nairobi, Kenya, on Oct. 229.
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As the turmoil grew, local authorities declared it an unlawful assembly and forced the crowd to disperse.
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Police had earlier warned the protest was illegal but it did not try to disperse the crowd.
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PT. Post Trump Rally protests in street at Fair&Fairview CM- law enforcement attempting to disperse crowd.
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The platforms can then divide loans into small chunks, parcelling them out to investors to disperse risks.
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Most mammals couldn't handle large seeds, so it was up to megafauna to disperse (and fertilize!) avocados.
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One person set off a firework, prompting Israeli police to use sound grenades to disperse the crowd.
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When the Mothers and their supporters defied orders to disperse, riot police doused them with tear-gas.
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Charges against those arrested included felonious assault on a police officer, failure to disperse and resisting arrest.
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Go home, mayor pleads As the chaos escalated, authorities implored the crowds to disperse and go home.
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Police on several occasions warned they would fire tear gas to disperse protesters, but by 9.30 p.m.
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In this way they can store more energy when squeezed or struck and disperse it more regularly.
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Soldiers fired live rounds to disperse opposition demonstrators, some of whom were throwing rocks and destroying property.
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Gary Haba told CNN that pepper spray was used to disperse a large crowd at one point.
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They were arrested after they failed to comply with orders to disperse, the agency posted on Twitter.
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But there is an opportunity to disperse the risk of a credit event without choking off growth.
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Following the Army Corp's December announcement, the Standing Rock Sioux asked demonstrators to disperse and many did.
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The officers then fired rubber bullets and stun grenades to disperse the worshipers and move them back.
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"Lathi Charge" actually means the brute force that the riot police uses violently to disperse public demonstration.
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Authorities also used tear gas and pepper spray Thursday evening to disperse protesters in the same location.
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After setting up the remote cameras, photographers disperse to take up positions to get longer-range images.
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Riot police used tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannon, prompting most of the protesters to disperse.
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"I want to see you come over here and disperse me," said the diapered Gneiting to Christie.
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After initially attempting to disperse the crowd with teargas, security forces shot at the protesters, witnesses said.
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A tweeter is a small speaker designed to disperse high frequencies throughout a room, according to Lifewire.
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The security forces used rubber bullets, water cannon and tear gas to disperse the thousands of demonstrators.
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Border agents said they released tear gas to disperse the crowd in an effort to protect themselves.
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One lawmaker was taken to hospital, and police used stun grenades to disperse protesters and evacuate MPs.
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After that, it appeared that the crowd started to disperse, although some stragglers remained in the area.
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The players will then disperse to their N.H.L. clubs, which open training camps in the coming days.
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And a variety of animals pollinate forest plants, disperse seeds, and nourish the soil with their waste.
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While protests have been mostly, peaceful,police have used tear gas and fired rubber bulletsto disperse crowds.
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Several officials have said the jets might have had a deterrent effect, forcing the attackers to disperse.
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That was a mistake: when Egyptian police disperse crowds, they often fire their shotguns into the air.
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Witnesses said that immediately after the blast, security forces shot in the air to disperse the crowd.
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Officers in riot gear responded to the scene and used non-lethal methods to disperse the crowd.
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Police fired tear gas to disperse dozens of protesters who blocked roads and burned tires in Beni.
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Pepper spray and armored vehicles were used to disperse the demonstrators, according to the local sheriff's department.
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Blockchains are groupings of data maintained by a disperse network of computers rather than a centralized mainframe.
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The police used tear gas to disperse the protesters, but appeared to be overwhelmed by their numbers.
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Police in riot gear used pepper spray against demonstrators and arrested those who defied orders to disperse.
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Many professional mammoth collectors speed up the process by using high-powered pumps to disperse the soil.
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Officers have been keeping an eye out for groups of people congregating and telling them to disperse.
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The cops reportedly used stun guns and batons to disperse the protesters, who threw rocks in retaliation.
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Police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse demonstrators who remained after the statement was read.
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Emergency workers punched holes into the jail's walls to let the smoke disperse and the inmates escape.
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Each day they fly over thousands of plantations, searching for coca leaf crops to disperse the chemical.
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We could, for instance, develop interstellar spaceflight in order to disperse ourselves more widely across the stars.
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The CRPF's use of pellet guns to disperse stone-throwers has led to criticism from rights activists.
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The effect of trees and plants As animals disperse and die, plant life too will be impacted.
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" Stella is biding time along with others of her generation "until the boomers disperse and perish, etc.
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Police fired tear gas to disperse supporters who gathered at various venues in three cities to protest.
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Slowly, the crowd begins to disperse, clambering down the cliff, drifting back to town, to normal life.
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Iraqi police and military personnel eventually arrived at the scene, but they did not disperse the protesters.
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All protesters were just warned by cops that arrests are imminent if they don't cooperate and disperse.
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It also sends nearly half of its funding budget to regional arts organizations that disperse funds themselves.
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Protesters learned to fear these men, who arrived on Chinese-made motorcycles to disperse them, often lethally.
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The Washington Post notes that Trump was detained by police for refusing to disperse from the parade.
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The protesters chanted, "We want to work!" as the National Guard fired tear gas to disperse them.
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Police declared the protest a riot and used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd.
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Protestors blocked a highway in the capital before police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse them.
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Surging electrical demand in Poland caused the government to warn of "possible infrastructure failures" and disperse staff early.
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Officers were attempting to disperse the protesters using "diversionary bang device" after warning them to leave the street.
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Police deployed bean bag rounds and pepper spray and unleashed a high-pitched siren to disperse the crowd.
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Riot police later fired tear gas to disperse the demonstrators as they marched towards parliament, the BBC reported .
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The security guard got out of the vehicle and fired a gun in the air to disperse protesters.
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Riot police officers, some of whom are pictured, fired multiple rounds of tear gas to disperse the crowds.
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Hong Kong police regularly use tear gas, pepper spray, rubber bullets and water cannons to disperse unauthorized demonstrations.
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Police officers dressed in riot gear tried to disperse the growing crowds by throwing tear gas at protesters.
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Even among those founded in San Francisco, companies in Initialized's portfolio have increasingly looked to disperse offices elsewhere.
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Mr. Trump even boasted that his threat had forced Mexico's government to halt and disperse the caravan participants.
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The police used water cannons and pepper spray to disperse the crowd, said a police spokeswoman, Gudrun Haustetter.
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Unlike traditional tests, Lia's tests are made from a special paper that will disperse in water and biodegrade.
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For several hours there was a standoff, with occupants refusing to disperse until their colleague's ban was rescinded.
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With no wind to disperse it, the smoke drifts idly south-east, converging in the skies over Delhi.
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Nevertheless, the survivors at Outpost 3 get excited anyway and disperse to get ready for the night's events.
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Hong Kong police used tear gas, pepper spray and batons to disperse the crowds, riling the protesters further.
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But it's a mark of success for the film that even knowing the outcome doesn't disperse the tension.
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Police in riot gear moved in on peaceful pro-democracy protesters, using tear gas to disperse the crowds.
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Kenyan police have used tear gas in an attempt to disperse crowds in the Nairobi slum of Kawangware.
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I'd like to unpack this more, but we all need to get our days started, so we disperse.
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Alcohol consumption overtaxes the liver and disrupts its ability to disperse vitamins and electrolytes through the body. 2.
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"Air is always turbulent, [the smoke] will dilute and disperse over time and eventually fall out," Bela says.
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The police detained Mr. Frumkin for standing in the street after an order had been given to disperse.
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The cave makes a sudden moaning sound, and the teens disperse, leaving Mikkel to wander inside of it.
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In Dhaka, the capital, police used tear gas, batons and water cannons to disperse students and frustrated jobseekers.
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On Sunday, police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse activists after thousands ringed Beijing's Liaison Office.
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"You need animals to move and disperse so they can adapt to changing climates and habitats," said Brzeski.
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Dozens of people have also been injured as police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse demonstrations.
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Early on Monday, police told students to disperse and later used tear gas when they refused to leave.
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Macedonian police fired tear gas to disperse hundreds of migrants who stormed the border from Greece on Monday.
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It's designed to disperse body heat for a cooling comfort that prevents you from sweating buckets at night.
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CLEVELAND — Cleveland police indicated that people are being warned to disperse Tuesday night amid an uptick in protests.
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State news agency SUNA said police on Wednesday had used tear gas to disperse "illegal" protests in Omdurman.
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But it has refused to disperse and the sit-in has been dominating the life of the capital.
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As migrants tried to cross the border, authorities on the US side used tear gas to disperse them.
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Police fired tear gas and beat up students to force them to disperse but they have stayed on.
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While protests have been mostly, peaceful, police have used tear gas and fired rubber bullets to disperse crowds.
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Videos on social media showed riot police firing teargas and using clubs to disperse protesters in several cities.
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Videos on social media showed riot police firing teargas and using clubs to disperse protesters in several cities.
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Tear gas accidentally aimed at a fireman on Saturday had been intended to disperse rioters, the police said.
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When they continued to throw fire crackers and bottles, police used two water canons to disperse the group.
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Protesters in the West Bank and Gaza began to disperse in the early evening, the Israeli military said.
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The RSF, presumably prompted by the military to disperse the demonstrators, stormed the site, shooting, terrorizing, and torturing.
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Hong Kong police used water cannons for the first time on Sunday to disperse protesters in Tsuen Wan.
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Those arrested face charges for failure to disperse and, at least one, for resisting arrest, McDonough told KDKA.
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Philadelphia is considering issuing $230 summonses to marchers blocking highways or failing to disperse, rather than arresting them.
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Police fired stun grenades outside to disperse supporters of rival EFF and the ruling African National Congress party.
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Demonstrators took to the streets to protest her detention, and riot police used water cannons to disperse them.
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"I've sacrificed my life for this company," Mr. Li told officers as they sought to disperse the workers.
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Meanwhile, the military, champing at the bit to unleash its firepower before the terrorists disperse, are increasingly frustrated.
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He recommends spray-on cooking oil in the video, as it allows you to disperse the oil evenly.
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Greek riot police used tear gas and water cannon on Wednesday in an effort to disperse the migrants.
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If those facilities do not adhere to that guidance, authorities will order crowds to disperse, the report said.
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Once safely in Cucuta, the vendors disperse on different buses that take them across the Colombian border city.
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The generals insist they will not disperse the protest with force, yet they show few signs of compromise.
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At least one tear gas canister was fired inside the Kwai Fong MTR station to disperse protesters. pic.twitter.
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On the ground, law enforcement teams have been trying to disperse crowds, firing pepper spray and flash grenades.
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Police have used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse protesters, and disturbances continued in Managua on Saturday.
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Clashes erupted between soldiers trying to protect the protesters and intelligence and security personnel trying to disperse them.
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By Saturday, dozens of people had been arrested and the police had fired tear gas to disperse crowds.
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You have two skis, two poles: different ways to save yourself and disperse the force you are creating.
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It supplied tear gas (xylyl bromide) to police forces in the 1920s and '30s to disperse angry mobs.
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As they moved into surrounding areas, police said they were marching illegally and called on them to disperse.
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They will be given the powers to disperse gatherings and impose fines on anyone who refuses to comply.
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Parker had initially ordered his men to disperse to avoid a confrontation, but they did not do so.
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Law enforcement officials were called out to disperse the hundreds of people who swarmed across the multilane freeway.
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Pepper spray was used to disperse crowds and there have been no arrests as of this time pic.twitter.
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Iraqi security forces fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse crowds of protesters Saturday, killing one person.
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Still, riot police officers used tear-gas to disperse protesters on Friday, as they had on Thursday night.
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Twitter euthanized Vine before other services had time to kill it, leaving Viners, and their fans, to disperse.
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No attempt was made to intercept the missile; instead, troops at the targeted bases were ordered to disperse.
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Even though the meeting was officially sanctioned, the police used force to disperse the demonstrators and arrested hundreds.
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Mr. Makhno said he had refused to disperse during a Thursday protest, and a riot officer struck him.
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Then and now, umbrellas help defend against pepper spray and tear gas when police attempt to disperse crowds.
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Sudanese forces are deployed around Khartoum's military headquarters as they try to disperse Khartoum's sit-in, June 3.
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Terry McAuliffe to declare a state of emergency, as police marched on the scene ordering protesters to disperse.
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Authorities eventually forced the crowd to disperse, but chaos erupted again when the car barreled into the crowd.
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Police on Friday fired tear gas and used baton charges to disperse scores of students demonstrating at Jamia.
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Officers with helmets and riot shields tried to disperse the protesters by using flash grenades and pepper spray.
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Security forces have used live fire, tear gas and sound bombs to disperse crowds leading to heavy casualties.
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Frontline protesters at CUHK refused to disperse until they were assured by police that those arrested were safe.
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Scientists agree that spraying jets of water, especially from polluting trucks, will do little to disperse Bangkok's smog.
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Before he was hit, he warned that hard-left agitators were fomenting violence, and advised demonstrators to disperse.
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Then the phages disperse and if they come into contact with other bacteria they repeat the replication process.
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Smaller voids in the rubber surface help to disperse the layer of water that often lies over snow.
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The mob was so agitated that the police had to use force to disperse it, Mr. Prakash said.
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In nearby Mecidiyekoy, a large contingent of riot police used water cannons and tear gas to disperse protesters.
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Police used water cannons to disperse the unruly mob, which Belgian broadcaster RTBF estimated at 227-22016,2016-strong.
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Police used water cannons to disperse the unruly mob, which Belgian broadcaster RTBF estimated at 500-1,000-strong.
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In response, seven vehicles carrying soldiers arrived on the scene and attempted to disperse the crowd, he said.
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The federal government, for its part, has begun sending in law enforcement agents to disperse the remaining protestors.
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Police fired tear gas and rubber bullets to try and disperse protesters, according to NBC producer Annie Rose Ramos.
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"Beijing has very low ground wind," he said, meaning that the corridors would not be effective to disperse smog.
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This requires that the three ships in an ARG have an ability to disperse when necessary and operate independently.
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A group of agents can be seen charging towards a man in the crowd, which quickly began to disperse.
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The bigger concern is a radiological weapon (or dirty bomb) that would use conventional explosives to disperse radioactive material.
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But they emit vapors just like regular alcohol that could disperse through the air and even enter the mouth.
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The normal cues that cause the queens to disperse don't come -- so these super nests often have multiple queens.
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The photojournalist said that police walked them only as far as the corner and did not make them disperse.
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Use your hands to gently disperse a quarter-sized amount of cream onto damp hair from the bottom up.
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The spread of the internet was meant to disperse tourists by making less well-known places easier to find.
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Police fired tear gas to disperse the crowd after repeated warnings "went futile," the government said in a statement.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong police again used tear gas on Sunday to try to disperse anti-government protesters.
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"We could have a central hub location, and then from there we can disperse [the equipment] out," Lockert said.
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"After repeated warnings to the protesters..., police officers deployed tear gas and minimum force to disperse protesters," it said.
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Soldiers did try to disperse the crowds with tear-gas, but it was ineffective in an open, windy area.
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Security forces have used tear gas canisters, motorcycles, water cannons and live ammunition to disperse the protesters, it said.
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In it, the campers disperse into small groups, sit facing one another in a circle and bare their hearts.
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Riot police tried to disperse protesters in the capital Harare but military armored vehicles unexpectedly rolled onto the streets.
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On Sunday, police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse activists after thousands had ringed Beijing's Liaison Office.
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But the novelty fades, the early adopters disperse, and a few weeks later everyone goes back to eating Chipotle.
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Police deployed bean bag rounds and pepper spray gas, and unleashed a high-pitched siren to disperse the crowd.
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Many were covered with brittle stars—opportunistic riders, taking advantage of this transport system to disperse along the coast.
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A police source said police had fired tear gas to disperse mobs in some places in North Western Province.
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Police deployed beanbags, pepper spray gas and unleashed a high-pitched siren as they tried to disperse the crowd.
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There has been talk that the army might disperse the enraged Islamists, but it has not said so publicly.
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"Grizzly bear populations in the Mission Valley are starting to disperse west of US 93," tribal wildlife officials shared.
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This was the second time authorities had to intervene to disperse the protesters in Portland who set up camps.
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Police retaliated with tear gas to disperse the protesters as the two sides engaged in running battles across campus.
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There's some speculation that the tree's prodigious smell served to attract herbivorous dinosaurs, who would subsequently disperse their seeds.
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If hair seems flat, tousling it with your fingers will help add some volume and further disperse the product.
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Later in the evening, police reportedly fired tear gas to disperse the protesters and attempted to storm the building.
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A visiting Ronald Reagan, whom the Shah enjoyed, said shooting the head of a riot would disperse the rest.
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In Turkey on Sunday, police fired rubber bullets to disperse a crowd of hundreds of people in central Istanbul.
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Ojukwu was ordering the ranks of soldiers carrying shields, spears, and flags to disperse more widely across the fields.
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Several people were injured as clashes with police broke out, and officers used tear gas to disperse the crowd.
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Police later used an armored vehicle and fired less-than-lethal rounds to disperse demonstrators who had blocked traffic.
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As evening fell on Wednesday, protesters continued to set up new roadblocks as police tried to disperse the crowds.
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Police fired tear gas to try and disperse crowds in both places, chasing protesters into side-streets, witnesses said.
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I decided to disperse the egg evenly over the steak, which was by now comfortably reanimating at room temperature.
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Police fired tear gas to disperse party-goers and end scuffles after the event ran over its allotted time.
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Sudanese security forces used tear gas to disperse protests in the capital Khartoum and elsewhere on Thursday, witnesses said.
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More than 10 people suffered minor injuries in the police effort to disperse the protest, Khun Thomas told Reuters.
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It's almost 6 PM and the thousand-fold crowd of people who've gathered at the shrine starts to disperse.
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She says disperse dyes are used on synthetic fabrics that aren't made from plants, like nylon, polyester, and acrylic.
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As even columbaria became crowded, city authorities encouraged people to disperse the ashes in the sea, woodlands or parklands.
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As players disperse from spring training, at least for a few weeks, it is possible they won't get paid.
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Properly assembled, they would form a full-size copy, but Mr. Vo intends to disperse them across the globe.
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But when the protesters refused to disperse, demanding an immediate transition to civilian rule, the generals refused to budge.
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Security forces fired shots into the air and used tear gas to disperse protesters in Khartoum North, witnesses said.
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The police urged the demonstrators to disperse, saying they had prevented them from responding to dozens of emergency calls.
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Over the weekend, the police used water cannons to disperse thousands of demonstrators who protested the agreement in Brussels.
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Other players were affected by tear gas and pepper spray used by the police to disperse the River fans.
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The army soldiers at times blocked the efforts of the National Intelligence and Security Service to disperse the protesters.
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Video footage showed the migrants trying to breach a police cordon and officers firing tear gas to disperse them.
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Police officers fired live ammunition to disperse them, and we were on the ground to show what went wrong.
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Police clad in riot gear then fired tear gas canisters at the crowds in an attempt to disperse them.
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First, on June 4, 1989, tanks rolled into Tiananmen Square to disperse young pro-democracy protesters, changing China forever.
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Well-wishers who had been waiting for his release near the prison after the verdict eventually began to disperse.
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In Sunday's clashes, police used water cannon trucks to disperse protesters, spraying jets of blue dye into the crowds.
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But in the end the Hong Kong police used tear gas, rubber bullets and arrests to disperse the protesters.
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There was a water cannon truck there, and the police were throwing tear gas bombs to disperse the people.
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Protesters have reported instances of the forces firing directly at crowds rather than into the air to disperse them.
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Police fired teargas to disperse the protesters, but the demonstrations raged on until the early hours of Saturday morning.
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Mr. Maduro has responded by sending National Guardsmen armed with water cannons and rubber bullets to disperse the crowds.
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Trapdoor spiders take several years to reach sexual maturity, and because they hardly disperse, their colonies are fairly confined.
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Security forces had fired live rounds the previous day to disperse protesters from two key bridges, killing 31 people.
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Some speakers at the meeting claimed that police were overzealous in making arrests and didn't allow people to disperse.
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A Reuters witness in Kisumu said the crowd had refused to disperse after being addressed by the county governor.
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This had a breaching prow at the front and a sloped roof to disperse falling rubble to the sides.
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In November, police used teargas to disperse supporters when he was called into the anti-corruption office for questioning.
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Phalanxes of police officers used pepper spray, flash grenades and other nonlethal crowd-control tools to disperse the protesters.
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Some have turned violent with police using tear gas, stun grenades and water cannon to disperse stone-throwing protesters.
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However, ISIS will also use the mountains and desert to disperse its forces and carry out one-off attacks.
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The police said they had arrived to disperse the bar's patrons because the Stonewall Inn had violated liquor laws.
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There was one of these at Xerox Park where these groups of people work together and then they disperse.
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They told the throng of protesters, some of whom were wearing Guy Fawkes masks and blocking traffic, to disperse.
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French riot police used water cannons and tear gas on Saturday to disperse anti-capitalism protesters in Bayonne, near Biarritz.
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"Whenever you want to disperse particles inside a paste, you have to deal with a hard mixing problem," he said.
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As judges spoke, police used tear gas to disperse groups of rival political supporters holding demonstrations outside the Supreme Court.
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As the scene spiraled out of control, university police warned protesters to disperse and issued a lockdown for campus buildings.
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As the scene spiraled out of control, university police warned protesters to disperse and issued a lockdown for campus buildings.
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Police fired tear gas in a failed attempt to disperse the crowds, stoking popular anger and attracting even more protesters.
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As a result, and after several warnings by police, 7 protestors were issued citations for 'Failure to Disperse' and released.
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Police attempts to disperse the crowd turned violent when a patrol van plowed into the protesters, injuring many of them.
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After centuries, the cup will disintegrate, and billions of years later, the entire planet, sun and solar system will disperse.
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Over the summer, authorities have used live ammunition, tear gas, pepper spray, rubber bullets and water cannons to disperse demonstrators.
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Police could be seen using riot shields and Venezuelan media reported the use of tear gas to disperse the crowd.
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Clashes erupted on Tuesday between soldiers trying to protect the protesters and intelligence and security personnel trying to disperse them.
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The cluster munitions, which disperse bomblets over a wide area, killed Essa al-Farasi, 16, on Wednesday, his family said.
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Fans brawled before and after the game Saturday, forcing police in riot gear to fire tear gas to disperse crowds.
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Protesters, told to disperse, threw rocks, bottles and construction rebar at officers, injuring at least three, St. Paul police said.
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These early migrations would pave the way for modern humans to disperse from Africa and eventually settle around the world.
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I was roaming the streets on protest duty -- an assignment that was largely quiet until Trump's rally started to disperse.
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Police fired tear gas to disperse protesters in Sham Shui Po, one of the city's poorest districts, late on Tuesday.
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He pulls a can of wasp spray from a bag and unleashes streams onto travelers as people begin to disperse.
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Police used dozens of rounds of teargas and water cannon to disperse highly mobile groups of mostly black-clad youths.
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Just last week, Republicans in the House rejected a Democratic bid to disperse $380 million in state election security grants.
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Local media reported that police ordered the counter-protesters to disperse, then moved in behind a volley of stun grenades.
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Protesters threw petrol bombs at the Tsim Sha Tsui police station after police inside fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators.
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Officers then gave orders to disperse, according to the lawsuit, but the protesters said they were surrounded and couldn't leave.
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Firecrackers and bottles were also thrown at riot police who attempted to disperse the crowd as police helicopters circled overhead.
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States had to adhere to certain programmatic guidelines, but they enjoyed significant freedom to disperse the funds as they pleased.
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He suggests thinking about others in your life you can vent to when you experience discrimination to disperse that burden.
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Tense silence descends again, and the musicians disperse to the far end of the auditorium, barely visible in the murk.
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This unique design not only makes them distinctive looking, it also allows the speakers to disperse sound in any direction.
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The Catalan health department said 1,066 people required medical attention after police attempted to seize ballot boxes and disperse voters.
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With the new funding, health department workers have been coordinating with the police to disperse insecticide in at-risk areas.
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He thought the crowds around his palace would disperse once he left, robbing the Chinese of a pretext to attack.
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German riot police have mobilized to disperse the crowds using pepper spray, water cannons and tear gas as clashes continue.
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Staff tried fruitlessly to shoo them away and disperse them with the aircraft's windscreen wipers before calling the fire brigade.
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It has speakers built into its kickstand which use the TV's surface area to disperse sound throughout your living room.
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Later Friday night, Turkish police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse the crowd and forcibly enter the building.
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A pocket of protesters threw bricks, rocks and projectiles with paint at police as officers tried to disperse the crowds.
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Police use kettling as a way to contain crowds who are committing crimes -- or are ignoring police orders to disperse.
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Mosquito-control programs using sterile insects often rely on trucks to disperse the bugs, or people releasing them from backpacks.
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But other Democrats, and liberal advocates, want to disperse minority voters to increase the party's ability to win more elections.
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When it comes time to sleep, Modes and his shipmates disperse to the loft area, the couch, and the floor.
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Many Florida beachgoers will then hop in cars (and some on planes) and then disperse around the state or region.
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A line of armored vehicles moved down a boulevard, trying to disperse stone-throwing casseurs and to break up barricades.
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When a disturbed schoolmate cuts open his palm and drinks the blood, the others disperse, but Dahmer stands staring, transfixed.
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The city sits on a busy border with Rwanda and has an international airport that could disperse the disease globally.
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The lines will be long, but they move fast and the people in them will soon disperse throughout the museum.
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Authorities deployed tear gas to disperse crowds, as protesters hurled stones and set surrounding property on fire, according to police.
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It has speakers built into its kickstand which use the TV's surface area to disperse sound throughout your living room.
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As they became rowdier, police lobbed tear gas into the crowd to try to disperse them, according to the Telegraph.
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As the vote was in progress, police fired teargas to disperse protesters who hurled stones and petrol bombs at them.
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Police had to disperse a mob that attacked Muslim homes and businesses in the central Magwe division on Sept. 10.
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A group of IS sympathisers cornered him in the street and he had to brandish a pistol to disperse them.
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At a Ku Klux Klan rally on July 8, the state police used pepper spray to disperse protesters, officials said.
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Protesters threw petrol bombs at the Tsim Sha Tsui police station after police inside fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators.
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On Monday evening, protesters and the police clashed outside the Parliament building as the police tried to disperse the crowd.
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Rallies deteriorated into running clashes with police firing tear gas and charging with batons to disperse protesters across the city.
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On Sunday, security forces appeared to fire live ammunition to disperse crowds in Tehran, according to footage circulated on Twitter.
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In an era of remote collaboration, software and documents sit in the cloud and offices could disperse to cheaper places.
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As soon as riot police disperse, protesters tear bricks off major roads and scatter them along approaches to university campuses.
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The plan also emphasizes the need for "ventilation corridors" that would channel wind and air movement to help disperse smog.
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In the centre of the city, police also used tear gas to disperse a crowd gathered near the Orthodox cathedral.
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In response, police used rubber bullets, pepper spray, and water cannons to disperse the protestors, arresting 141 people in all.
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It triggered the most violent protests in decades when police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse the crowds.
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Similar violence erupted at a match in Istanbul back in 2012, where Turkish police fired teargas to disperse rioting fans.
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Officers on horseback then drove the crowd from the scene, where several people were taken into custody for failing to disperse.
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The military has tried in the past to disperse demonstrators -- but on Monday it used live rounds, according to multiple eyewitnesses.
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UC Berkeley police made only one arrest of a non-student, for failure to disperse, a department public information officer said.
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The military and police have used them to disperse crowds at the G8 Summit, Standing Rock, and Black Lives Matters protests.
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A total of 23 people were arrested on misdemeanor charges as officers ordered protesters to disperse, according to the Anaheim police.
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French riot police briefly used water cannons and tear gas on Saturday to disperse anti-capitalism protesters in Bayonne, near Biarritz.
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The police said in a statement that officers had warned them "to stop their illegal act at once and disperse peacefully".
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Authorities eventually forced the crowd to disperse, but chaos erupted again when a car barreled into the crowd, killing Heather Heyer.
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But if you take that satellite's skills and disperse them across a network of hundreds or thousands of small, replaceable sats?
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But rather than disperse, or try to find a new way to get their message across, the protesters just started partying.
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In Jerusalem on Saturday, Israeli police used riot gear to disperse dozens of Palestinians who threw stones and bottles at them.
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And other studies have supported the idea (quite logically) that jet dryers disperse more particles into the air than paper towels.
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In Paris, police used teargas to disperse hooded and masked stone-throwers at the tail-end of an afternoon street march.
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Security forces attempted to disperse the crowd with tear gas then the military opened fire, killing three people and wounding dozens.
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Israeli police threw stun grenades and smoke grenades to disperse the crowds; Muslim worshippers hurled water bottles and stones in response.
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Police have responded with pepper balls and oc (pepper) spray in an attempt to disperse the crowd and stop the assaults.
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United Nations monitors have reported that in recent months North Korea has made moves to hide, disperse and protect its weapons.
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Outside the Phoenix Convention Center where the President spoke, police used gas canisters to disperse a crowd of anti-Trump protestors.
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The splitting of the roles of CEO and chairman tends to disperse power, and there are usually plenty of external members.
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"Stars form in packed groups called stellar nurseries and then later disperse as they move around the galaxy center," Morais said.
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Police fired tear gas to disperse the demonstrators as they sought to prevent them from entering the heart of the capital.
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The Standing Rock Sioux, whose land is adjacent to the pipeline, asked the thousands of protesters to disperse after the decision.
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The blockade of the refineries led the government to use force to try to disperse the union protesters in some locations.
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According to The Associated Press, police had ordered the protesters to disband, but did not physically seek to disperse the gathering.
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Police said two warning shots were fired into the air, with pepper spray and batons also used to disperse the crowd.
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They used water cannons for the first time on Sunday to disperse illegal rallies in the district, Tweeted the Global Times.
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Men in plainclothes carrying huge black guns appear at the imam's home, and soldiers shoot into crowds to make them disperse.
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Today, a nuclear crisis will likely develop over time, allowing the United States time to disperse its nuclear bombers and submarines.
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In Jerusalem, Israeli police said they used riot gear to disperse dozens of Palestinians who threw stones and bottles at them.
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On Friday, the police said they arrested more than 142 people and used beanbags and pepper spray to disperse the crowds.
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The protesters clashed with police officers, who fired tear gas to disperse the crowd, the state-run Andina news agency reported.
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Unrest continued Tuesday and police fired tear gas to disperse protestors in Warren Park -- one of the townships southwest of Harare.
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Ahead of Bashir's speech, security forces fired tear gas to disperse at least 200 protesters in the capital, Khartoum, eyewitnesses said.
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Video footage showed officers using tear gas to disperse the crowds after police said the protests were considered an unlawful assembly.
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Protests that started peacefully on Tuesday turned violent in the evening, forcing police to fire tear gas to disperse the crowd.
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But as reporters and videographers began to disperse from around his locker, Sabathia had something else to get off his chest.
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Witnesses said that grieving relatives who had come were sprayed with tear gas by security forces who tried to disperse them.
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The officer received a text message to disperse a cluster of young men — a frequent point of confrontation in the city.
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Whenever the pure love of Tony and Maria is set to music, the rhythms, as if they were street noise, disperse.
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The soldiers at the edge of the plaza, whose mission was to disperse the crowd, instead began to shoot into it.
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Turkish security forces used tear gas to disperse demonstrators who sought to enter the Turkish side of the border, witnesses said.
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Police used tear gas to disperse a group who barricaded a roundabout in Tai Wai, according to a government press release.
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The police fired many rounds of tear gas in an effort to disperse the crowds, and urged residents to stay home.
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Chow fell from a parking garage while police were trying to disperse protesters on Monday, falling into a coma soon after.
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BAGHDAD — US troops fire tear gas to disperse pro-Iran protesters gathered outside US Embassy compound in Baghdad for second day.
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Police have fired the blue-dyed water before amid efforts to disperse protesters, with the stain meant to mark the protesters.
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At Fonda&aposs final protest on Friday, actors Joaquin Phoenix and Martin Sheen were among those arrested for refusing to disperse.
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By midday, police had detained 70 people in the southern city of Bengaluru after protesters refused to disperse from two locations.
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In what appears to be an isolated incident, police fired tear gas to disperse crowds pulling down signs near the park.
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Local security forces and riot police officers had attempted to disperse the crowd and open the roads, but failed, residents said.
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Some in the crowd threw bottles and fire crackers at officers, and riot police used water canon to disperse the protesters.
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The order to disperse was given, first from a helicopter circling above, then barked out repeatedly on the ground, through megaphones.
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Birds play an important role in ecosystems: They eat insects, they disperse seeds, and they're food for other animals as well.
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The country is actively helping to disperse crowds by promoting lesser-known gems that don't get as much social media love.
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In clashes with protesters in the last week, officers charged at demonstrators with batons, and fired tear gas to disperse crowds.
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After vigorously shaking each vial to evenly disperse the nuclei, she placed a droplet of brain soup on a microscope slide.
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Police fired dozens of volleys of teargas and used water cannon to disperse highly mobile groups of mostly black-clad youths.
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As Trump's campaign event neared its conclusion inside, outside a police helicopter circled overhead, ordering the throng to disperse or face arrest.
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And even as queer people disperse from recognized gayborhoods, they cluster and form new gayborhoods in areas not traditionally mapped as queer.
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It reported firing bean bag and foam rubber rounds at protesters and using pepper spray and smoke canisters to disperse the crowd.
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At one such roadblock in eastern Venezuela, a Reuters witness saw a driver fire gunshots in the air to disperse a crowd.
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Revolution had broken out in Paris after a group of parading workers had refused to disperse before a small detachment of soldiers.
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To help disperse the water build-up in the area, officials opened the Oroville Dam's emergency spillway for the first time Sunday.
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When the weather is calmer, Barcelona's geographical position between the sea and mountains makes it difficult to disperse air pollutants, he said.
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Don't Automate Automating certain financial habits, like saving, can be amazing if you're forgetful, or simply hate actively seeing your money disperse.
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His department has been accused of using excessive force to disperse unauthorized gatherings and cooperating with local gangs who oppose the demonstrations.
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Harnesses secure children's bodies so that they are less likely to be ejected and disperse the crash forces over a wider area.
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As visitors pass and disperse the red earth, their feet will grind the dust, much like artists do to create red paint.
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Sunday's public assemblies were not authorized by the government, and police used tear gas and pepper spray to disperse those who participated.
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In summer, intense heat creates an updraft, lifting smog to altitudes where monsoon winds off the Indian Ocean can largely disperse it.
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Video footage posted on Twitter by Iranian journalist Mehdi Sayyari showed riot police using force and pepper spray to disperse the crowd.
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On Tuesday, police also fired teargas and live rounds to disperse Fayulu's supporters in the Lubumbashi, Congo's second city, rights activists said.
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The protesters disperse after the Constitutional Court dissolves the People's Power Party over a voter fraud case, removing Somchai as prime minister.
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The stars, dust, and gas from the second galaxy would disperse through the first one—along with its now displaced black hole.
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Law enforcement used pepper spray and bean bag rounds to disperse the crowd on Thursday, leading to the arrests of 141 people.
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Anti-Olympic protests were held in London, followed by larger demonstrations in Rio, where police used tear gas to disperse angry crowds.
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There were multiple physical altercations at and around the fair prior to the shooting, leading police to try to disperse the area.
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Cops say mounted Pennsylvania State Police units were breaking up a crazy situation when Tornetta refused to comply with orders to disperse.
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For the past two weeks, police used tear gas to disperse opposition demonstrations held twice weekly in the country's three biggest cities.
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On June 12, police used force—"tear gas, pepper spray, and high-pressure water hoses," Al Jazeera reported—to disperse the crowd.
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When spilled, heavy fuel oil emulsifies on the water's surface or sinks to the seafloor, unlike lighter fuels which disperse and evaporate.
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Let the chomped-up chip sit on your tongue, where the crumbs will disperse its umami-rich mixture all over your palate.
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A day after the meeting, as riot police tried to disperse protesters in Harare, military armored vehicles unexpectedly rolled onto the streets.
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On Sunday, Dutch police used dogs and water cannon to disperse hundreds of protesters waving Turkish flags outside the consulate in Rotterdam.
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When the crowd didn't follow orders to disperse, state police released three canisters of tear gas and the crowd left, Dickler said.
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Later on Wednesday, police fired tear gas to disperse Nasralla supporters gathered outside the election tribunal where the vote was being counted.
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According to sworn police affidavits, officers attempted to disperse the crowd, warning them that if they didn't move, they would be arrested.
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When generals announce that the president should step down, are they threatening force or merely signaling that they will not disperse protesters?
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As the migrants tried to cross the border, authorities on the US side used tear gas to disperse them, the journalists said.
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Operations at the city's international airport were seriously disrupted as riot police used pepper spray to disperse thousands of black-clad protesters.
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Some students hurled sticks and bottles at police, who used water cannon and later tear gas in attempts to disperse the crowd.
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Police in riot gear used pepper spray and arrested the demonstrators who had defied orders to disperse following a larger, peaceful protest.
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US authorities used tear gas to disperse the crowds, which included families and small children, and more than 100 migrants were arrested.
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Although these machines come in several different varieties, their purpose remains the same: to disperse an essential oil's fragrance through the air.
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After that measure, Ryan announced a new legislative schedule, by which the House would vote on a single measure and then disperse.
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Police in Phoenix used tear gas to disperse large crowds protesting outside a rally held by US president Donald Trump Tuesday evening.
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Albuquerque police denied reports that they deployed tear gas to disperse the crowds, saying it was only smoke that filled the air.
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A Palestinian man argues with an Israeli border policewoman as Israeli forces disperse Palestinian protesters outside Damascus Gate in Jerusalem's Old City.
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In the exhibition, an engineer has used it as a molded structure to show how it can disperse heat in new ways.
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But hours later that optimism was challenged when paramilitary forces fired tear gas at protesters, in an apparent attempt to disperse them.
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It is theoretically possible that North Korean sleeper agents disguised as cleaning and disinfection personnel could disperse BW agents with backpack sprayers.
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In the clash, UN peacekeepers allegedly resorted to using tear gas to disperse the crowd — a plan that backfired because of headwinds.
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On busy days, hundreds of tourists disperse among seven designated sites managed by Cormacarena, a regional government agency focused on sustainable development.
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But in the long-term, even the more agile species will suffer when species lower down the food chain disperse or perish.
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Faced with a more aggressive police presence the crowd tried to disperse — creating a frightening crush in which she was caught up.
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Turkish anti riot police try to disperse employees as they enter at Zaman Daily`s headquarters on March 20163, 22016 in Istanbul.
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Turkish anti riot police try to disperse employees as they enter at Zaman Daily`s headquarters on March 25, 22016 in Istanbul.
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They tried to disperse the crowd and get some information from bystanders, but they were berated and yelled at, the company added.
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Kataeb Hezbollah, the Iran-backed militia targeted by the U.S. airstrikes, initially refused to leave but later bowed to demands to disperse.
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When the number of trapped birds reaches around 211,000, the lights are switched off for 20 minutes to let the birds disperse.
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Police used teargas to disperse hundreds of Sonko's supporters when he was called into the anti-corruption office for questioning in November.
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A police official said riot officers had sought to disperse the protesters peacefully and fired their weapons only after coming under attack.
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Police arriving on the scene declared the protest an "unlawful assembly" and told demonstrators to disperse, video footage of the gathering shows.
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Online video also showed a policeman on a motorcycle riding through a group of protesters in an apparent attempt to disperse them.
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As with the coronavirus outbreak, travelers in "The Last Man" disperse the deadly disease across continents, infecting their own families and communities.
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Violence flared in the financial centre on Wednesday as police used gas and rubber bullets to disperse protesters opposing an extradition bill.
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According to the Catalan government, at least 337 people were injured by Spanish police, who reportedly used rubber bullets to disperse crowds.
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Officers responded by launching smoke and flash-bang devices, which could be heard from blocks away, into the street to disperse the crowds.
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Some of the protests -- like the one in front of Congress in Brasilia -- got out of hand, prompting authorities to disperse the crowds.
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Rooftop solar panels will store energy in batteries when it is sunny and then disperse that power back to the buildings at night.
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After issuing orders to the crowd of roughly 1,000 to disperse, police began forcefully and aggressively pushing protesters, checking them with their batons.
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Because Indiegogo's new policy wasn't in effect at the time, the company will disperse the funds, minus the company's cut, to the filmmakers.
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Gas masks and respirators to protect against tear gas, which is often used by authorities to disperse unauthorized gatherings, have also become commonplace.
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Opening the box, Javid positions herself on the edge of the cliff and prepares to disperse a handful of ashes into the ocean.
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However, a spokesman told CNN on Monday that they used tear gas and water cannons to disperse protesters, amid concerns over safety standards.
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They will have three early uses: Funds dispersal: It will become much cheaper to disperse credit and accept payments using services like Stellar.
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On Saturday, police fired volleys of teargas to disperse protesters after activists rallied across the city, with thousands occupying the airport arrivals hall.
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As the standoff continued, police deployed bean bag rounds and pepper spray gas and unleashed a high-pitched siren to disperse the crowd.
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Last December, protestors rallying against the Dakota Access Pipeline used aerial drones to record footage of officers using water canons to disperse protestors.
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Hearts, for example, have big chambers that could help disperse the nanoparticles more evenly and allow for a more uniform thaw, said Bischof.
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For instance, pine cones close when it's wet, and open when it's dry so that the seeds inside them can disperse farther away.
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Related: Violence Between Landowners and Chile's Indigenous Is Only Getting Worse Police fired tear gas and used water cannons to disperse the demonstrators.
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There riot police fired tear gas to disperse a large group of mostly young activists, who had charged police lines with metal barricades.
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Earlier on Wednesday, the third day of clashes, security forces sprayed tear gas and fired into the air to try to disperse demonstrators.
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"SMRT staff switched on the tunnel ventilation system immediately to disperse the odourless gas," she said, adding that train services were not affected.
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When camera lenses accidentally disperse wavelengths on different focal planes, sometimes the edges of shapes will blur and take on a colored halo.
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They broke through a barricade near the 16th century fortress where the governor lives as cops fired tear gas to disperse the crowds.
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Police used tear-gas grenades and led charges to disperse migrants trying to make their way to the approach road for Calais port.
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References to that quote have appeared on signs and chants during the protests, as a call for activists to mobilize and disperse quickly.
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Last Sunday, Istanbul riot police used tear gas and rubber pellets to disperse a march for transgender people, which had also been banned.
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Unlike traditional tests, Lia's tests are made from a special paper that will disperse in water and biodegrade, allowing it to be flushed.
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Online video showed police in the capital Tehran firing water cannon to disperse demonstrators, in footage said to have been filmed on Sunday.
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Hours early in nearby Imzouren, police fired water cannon to disperse hundreds of protesters who clashed with security forces, tossing rocks and rubble.
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But in each work, he manages to disperse the historical singularity that is so often accompanied by a direct address to the viewer.
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"The sole purpose was to disperse those protesters who had assembled, thrown hard objects and attacked the police in that area," she said.
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Police fired gas and firecrackers to disperse them, as some students threw stones and scuffled with officers while others clapped and chanted slogans.
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Security forces began using live gunfire to disperse demonstrations almost immediately, and have killed more than 260 people, according to police and medics.
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He said a separate investigation was underway to see why police did not disperse the crowds of people who gathered to collect fuel.
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Later, Interstate 277 was briefly shut down as demonstrators moved onto the roadway, and the police fired smoke to try to disperse them.
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Authorities have used long-range acoustic devices, or LRADs, to disperse crowds of protesters with a loud, painful sound over a long distance.
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Indian security forces have used pellet guns and tear gas to disperse crowds multiple times this month, both the BBC and Reuters reported.
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The Man burns and once he falls to the ground, people disperse for what is usually the busiest, wildest night on the Playa.
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Security forces have used tear gas and live bullets to disperse protesters, and have arrested people including opposition party members, activists and journalists.
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Police used teargas and pepper spray to disperse a crowd they estimated at 10,000 demonstrators on the ministry-lined central esplanade of Brasilia.
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Security forces also tried to disperse the sit-in early on Monday, but witnesses and activists said soldiers moved to protect the protesters.
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They acknowledged using pepper spray and beanbag rounds against the protesters, as well as a high-pitched sound device meant to disperse crowds.
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Meanwhile, supporters of the former prime minister held small protests outside the courtroom in Islamabad -- which tear gas was used to disperse them.
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In the course of smashing windows, they poured carbolic acid and kerosene oil on the meat before 500 policemen arrived to disperse them.
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Eight-year-old Stephanie Moraa was shot by a stray bullet as police fired to disperse protesters in the Nairobi slum of Mathare.
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The Charlottesville Police Department made matters worse, ordering the protesters to disperse in short order, then tear-gassing them in the ensuing chaos.
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In Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian district Thursday, security forces fired warning shots into the air and launched teargas shells to disperse the crowd.
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Macedonian police fired tear gas to disperse hundreds of migrants who stormed the border from Greece on Monday, tearing down a metal gate.
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Last week saw some of the most violent protests in decades, when police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse the crowds.
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Troops disperse into smaller groups to simulate avoiding sophisticated surveillance drones that could direct rocket or missile attacks against personnel or command posts.
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The police said they used loudspeakers to order the demonstrators to disperse more than 10 times and eventually arrested and cited 84 people.
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On the other hand, Shinn said it is important to be conscious about how you disperse the items you don't want any longer.
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Protests erupted across Washington, DC, on inauguration Friday and police responded with pepper spray, smoke bombs, and flash grenades to disperse the crowds.
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Lines of police with helmets and plastic shields stopped their advance, and worked to disperse the group by driving them back, mostly peacefully.
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To control the bad press, Mr. Mnangagwa sent a minister to disperse the riot police, tweeted his regrets and promised an independent investigation.
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For example, there's a "mosquito" that produces a high-pitched sound and long-range acoustic devices that police sometimes use to disperse crowds.
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Erdogan needs to retain control over parts of Idlib to prevent another refugee crisis cementing the one he is currently trying to disperse.
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Since this was the last wine night before we all disperse for the holidays, it was extra fun but also went extra late.
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Turkish riot police use water cannon and tear gas to disperse supporters at Zaman daily newspaper headquarters in Istanbul on March 5, 2016.
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TBILISI (Reuters) - Police used water cannon to disperse protesters near Georgia's parliament on Monday and arrested several people calling for an early election.
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Police arrested one man for stealing cash from the rubble and fired warning shots to disperse people who had started looting, he said.
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Yale campus police and officers from the New Haven police department were soon on the field attempting to remove and disperse the demonstrators.
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Just blocks away, protests turned violent as demonstrators broke shop windows and lit fires, and riot police used pepper spray to disperse them.
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Video posted online also showed a policeman on a motorcycle riding through a group of protesters in an apparent attempt to disperse them.
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In Sunday's clashes, police used water cannon trucks to disperse protesters, spraying jets of blue dye into the crowds and sending hundreds fleeing.
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As Warp Records' low electronic music begins, they disperse around the space, leaving a lone female dancer to begin a sinuous, winding solo.
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They may be having a tropical-themed party or a chocolate fondue party, so they'll disperse a fragrance like coconut spice or chocolate.
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If you can control the tip of the triangle, you can disperse your groups and tackle one line at a time, Sena explained.
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An unconscious Zubair was eventually dragged to safety by fellow Muslims who came to his aid after throwing stones to disperse his attackers.
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Many wore masks in defiance of the ban, and while the protest began peacefully, violence erupted when police tried to disperse the crowds.
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POLICE FIRE TEAR GAS TO DISPERSE PROTESTERS IN NEW TERRITORIES DISTRICTS OF TSUEN WAN AND SHA TIN AS DEMONSTRATORS FAN OUT ACROSS CITY
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But given the often harrowing nature of each story, the interviews took time; meanwhile, the crowd slowly began to transform and, eventually, disperse.
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When armored military vehicles aim water cannons to disperse protesters, Resistencia members sometimes fire back with giant slingshots, manned by four people each.
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Riot police sought to disperse the crowds by firing several rounds of tear gas, pepper spray and what appeared to be rubber bullets.
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Only a small amount of teargas was used and militia forces, using loud speakers, urged the crowd to disperse, a Reuters witness said.
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The police then used stun grenades to disperse the crowd around the building to clear a path to evacuate the lawmakers, Reuters reported.
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Police had detained 77 people on Friday in the nearby town of Grevenbroich after Kurdish students refused to disperse after a sit-in.
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Police arrested one man for stealing cash from the rubble and fired warning shots to disperse people who had started looting, he said.
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Her critics say the government and police used unnecessarily heavy-handed tactics to disperse what began as peaceful gatherings, albeit without official permission.
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Police used tear gas to disperse hundreds of Sonko's supporters when he was called into the anti-corruption office for questioning in November.
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Police officers and security personnel were out in full force, telling a gathering crowd to disperse under the orders of a fire marshal.
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Video of another incident showed a policeman on a motorcycle riding through a group of protesters in an apparent attempt to disperse them.
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Antigovernment protests in Bucharest, the capital, last year turned violent when the police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowds.
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Mayor de Blasio said that the NYPD would instruct groups of people gathering outside to practice social distancing and ask them to disperse.
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Just a refresher: Pass-throughs don't pay corporate taxes but instead disperse money to their owners, who only have to pay individual taxes.
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Video footage on Globo's sports channel showed fans outside the ground running from the fighting as police fired percussion grenades to disperse the crowds.
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Police also used stun grenades and pepper spray to disperse the protesters at the university, located in Grahamstown to the southeast of the country.
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Within minutes of protesters taking a collective decision to exit the building, police fired tear gas and used baton charges to disperse the crowd.
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Within minutes of protesters taking a collective decision to exit the building police fired tear gas and used baton charges to disperse the crowd.
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Outside the court, police had fired teargas to disperse supporters of Sikhala and fumes filtered into the court room, forcing a suspension of proceedings.
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There was also a bizarre incident in 2005 when 60 Thanksgiving turkeys, given to his staff to disperse to people, may have gone missing.
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Today, its service is used by more than 12,000 businesses to disperse bulk transfers for things like vendor payments, wages, reimbursements, refunds and more.
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State television showed Maduro abruptly cutting his speech short after an explosion startled officials and caused hundreds of soldiers standing in formation to disperse.
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Gas masks and respirators used to protect against tear gas, which is often used by authorities to disperse unauthorized gatherings, have also become commonplace.
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Last Wednesday's protest turned violent, and 11 people were arrested after clashes with police, who used rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse crowds.
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Demonstrators scuffled with riot police, threw stones and eggs at government buildings and set off flares before police used batons to disperse the crowd.
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Police fired teargas and used water cannons to disperse a large crowd of protesters in the state capital of Thiruvananthapuram, television news channels showed.
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Authorities banned that march, citing security concerns and riot police fired tear gas and rubber pellets to disperse around 50 people who turned up.
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Software like the Transportation Mobility Cloud, Fleet Planner, and Auro can direct vehicles, and can intentionally disperse them to alleviate traffic on popular routes.
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Earlier on Monday at another European migrant crisis flashpoint, Macedonian police also fired tear gas to disperse hundreds who stormed the border from Greece.
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Residents told CNN that Shafi's body was riddled with pellet gun wounds, which Indian police and security forces have been using to disperse protesters.
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Police fired tear gas to disperse the protesters, some hooded, who were trying to block the road with metal barricades, dustbins and other debris.
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Security forces have used tear gas, stun grenades and live ammunition to disperse demonstrations, as well as arresting hundreds of protesters and opposition figures.
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Disperse the remaining cup of gruyere on top of each pudding cup and broil for about a minute until the tops are golden brown.
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Players disperse the ghosts by drawing the symbol hovering over their heads: a V and inverted V, horizontal and vertical lines, and lightning bolts.
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HARARE, Jan 15 (Reuters) - A helicopter fired teargas to disperse protesters in a township in Zimbabwe's capital Harare on Tuesday, a Reuters witness said.
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Kansas City police used pepper spray on protestors Saturday, claiming it was to disperse the crowd and avoid fights between them and Trump supporters.
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As some counterprotesters began to disperse, a car appeared on a street that at least some demonstrators had believed was blocked off to traffic.
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Security officers fired into the air to disperse a huge crowd outside the electricity company, where some threw stones and set tires on fire.
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The people who accompanied him did not follow orders to disperse, and 27 of them were arrested without incident, the Morrisville Police Department said.
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Police arriving on the scene declared the protest on Friday an "unlawful assembly" and told demonstrators to disperse, video footage of the gathering shows.
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Riot police were sent to disperse the demonstrators as they tried to storm parliament, and approximately 240 people were hurt in the brutal crackdown.
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"You can try and burn it off," he noted, use long booms to fence in the spill, or employ chemicals to disperse the oil.
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Witnesses said police initially refrained from coming into contact with the demonstrators in Wad Madani, but subsequently resorted to tear gas to disperse them.
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Early on Tuesday, Sudan's National Intelligence and Security Service tried twice to disperse the protesters, breaking into the area using pickup trucks, witnesses said.
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Police used tear gas to disperse protesters whom it accused of burning tires, blocking several roads and throwing rocks, state news agency TAP reported.
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Slingshots and tear gas Pakistan Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal had given protesters around Islamabad until last Thursday to disperse, but they continued their demonstration.
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He accused the government of being behind the killings, which followed at least five deaths on Friday as police tried to disperse opposition supporters.
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Police fired tear gas to disperse crowds in Ennerdale township, south of the economic capital, after residents blocked roads with rocks and burnt tyres.
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"Migrants would then be able to disperse across England, or the English authorities could establish a migrant detention center in Dover," said the expert.
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But on Friday, the Engineers sent a letter to Dave Archambault II the Standing Rock Sioux chairman, ordering protesters to disperse by December 5.
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Police had positioned themselves between Trump supporters and protesters of the event, and the crowd swarmed not long after it was ordered to disperse.
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Transcripts of messages from his telephone show a stream of increasingly harsh orders through the night — including to disperse crowds of protesters with gunfire.
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As the night wore on Wednesday, the police used tear gas to disperse demonstrators who gathered outside the building where the ballots are kept.
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People will be fined if they are told by officers to disperse, keep moving, or maintain distance, but they continue to violate policies anyway.
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Absorbed into the water, it will remain toxic for a time, though it will also disperse more quickly into the ocean than crude oil.
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But we've also been talking about the prism of memory, and later in life his mental faculties disperse or go to a different place.
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On Monday, protesters gathered outside the Parliament building in Tehran to complain about the economy, and the police fired tear gas to disperse them.
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" March participants were asked to "disperse soon after it ends and not to take part in any illegal or violent acts that may occur.
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For example, REGATTA/REGALIA, FLAMBE/FLANGE, FLUORITE/FAVORITE and DISBURSE/DISPERSE are all fine fodder for someone who recognizes both halves of each pair.
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But since the team was at Camp Simba, an American enclave roughly a mile from the airfield, the insurgents had ample time to disperse.
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"We have said repeatedly that we will not forcefully disperse the sit-in and that we will continue to negotiate," Kabbashi said on Sunday.
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But police were quick to disperse them, rounding about two dozen into vans, some men lifted from their feet as women screamed in anger.
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Should Trump win an additional three percent of the 85033 vote, and disperse it over his 2016 electoral map, he would prove virtually unbeatable.
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Police fired tear gas, which did little to disperse the well-prepared protesters, who crouched behind barriers and tossed the canisters back at police.
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Portland Police tweeted that they used aerial distractions, such as pepper spray, to disperse the riot, and denied reports that they used tear gas.
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But how exactly are these females, who are unrelated and who disperse from their kin, able to form power coalitions in the first place?
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Outside the electricity company, protesters hurled stones and burned tires as the Hamas police fired their weapons into the air to disperse the crowd.
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The windows of St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson's house were broken during Friday night's protests, leading police to use tear gas to disperse demonstrators.
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In what appear to be an isolated incident, police fired tear gas to try to to disperse crowds pulling down signs near the park.
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Police on Friday fired tear gas to disperse up to 1,000 protesters in Cairo's Warraq island, shouting "Leave Sisi," witnesses and security sources said.
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Late on Sunday evening protesters persuaded peers who had gathered near the Legislative Council to disperse quietly ("We win if we leave," one cried).
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At the same time, the administration has moved slowly to disperse funding to address root causes of migration in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.
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Witnesses at the scene heard police shouting, "Out, out," and banging their riot sticks on their shields as they tried to disperse the journalists.
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In the Macedonian capital Skopje, police fired stun grenades and tear gas on Sunday night to disperse a protest rally by several hundred nationalists.
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Canister rounds disperse a wide-range of scattering small projectiles to increase anti-personnel lethality and, for example, destroy groups of individual enemy fighters.
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According to local daily La Voix du Nord, riot police officers used up more than 2913 canisters of tear gas to disperse the migrants.
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According to local daily La Voix du Nord, riot police officers used up more than 63 canisters of tear gas to disperse the migrants.
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"The president uses Twitter in order to disperse hate, so whomever deletes that account should be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize," she said.
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Demonstrators in the city, in the western state of Zulia, told Reuters police had fired rubber bullet rounds and tear gas to disperse them.
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Yet these roaming bears, who may disperse hundreds of miles to mate, are precisely the animals that are needed to convey genetic diversity among populations.
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An illustration of how a heat pipe could help disperse heat away from the processor and other core components to keep the entire phone cool.
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At least 30 people were arrested and 1013 citations were issued for vandalism, assaulting officers, unlawful assembly, failure to disperse and possession of a firearm.
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At least 160 protesters and 79 police officers were injured, as authorities used tear gas and water cannon to disperse demonstrators calling for Ahok's death.
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Police at a civil rights rally in Phoenix, Arizona, on Friday night used pepper spray and tear gas to disperse protesters, according to multiple reports.
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Istanbul riot police fired tear gas and rubber pellets on Sunday to disperse a march for transgender people, which was also prohibited by the authorities.
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The extradition bill triggered the most violent protests in decades when police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse the crowds earlier this month.
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Requests are made over and over for people that know greywater management, composting toilets, natural building and fire safety to do trainings and disperse knowledge.
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Police say seven protesters were issued citations for "failure to disperse" after they refused to let people in or out of a Philadelphia immigration office.
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Typically, protesters who get rowdy are charged with misdemeanors, like failure to disperse, and only those who do property damage are charged with doing so.
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The California Air Resources Board restricts prescribed burns to days when pollution is at acceptable levels and the weather likely to disperse emissions from fire.
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Hong Kong's international airport is one of the few places in the city where police have not tried to disperse protesters by deploying tear gas.
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A crowd of about 300 people had gathered at the station in support of the attempted coup, but soldiers fired tear gas to disperse them.
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The defendants who appeared in court Monday were charged during the first protest with obstructing free passage and failing to heed police commands to disperse.
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On Monday, they fired tear gas to disperse knots of demonstrators in various parts of the capital, chasing groups of masked youths into a mall.
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Dastis has defended the actions of Spanish police who used batons and rubber bullets to disperse non-violent protesters at polling stations on Oct. 1.
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A sergeant instructed a cop to stop a group of young African-American men on a street corner, question them, and order them to disperse.
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