"We do a couple drills, like boxing-out drills or workaround drills," the freshman forward Tony Bradley said.
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Specialty drills, such as rotary hammer drills or percussion drills, will fit in the corded category, according to eBay.
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Our school regularly has fire drills (as we did the morning of the shooting), tornado drills and lockdown drills.
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He did several running drills and also took part in full-speed shooting drills but not in any defensive drills.
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When I was young we had fire drills, we had tornado drills.
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Instead of 20-minute-long cardio baseline drills, there would be 10-minute drills.
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Types of drills You'll find a few different types of drills available for purchase.
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The Eagles are allowing Wentz to participate in 11-on-11 drills and in "controlled" drills.
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Just like fire drills, we have lock down drills that prepare us for this type of incident.
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And it is proceeding with semiautonomous drills, including a system that lets one worker control three drills at once.
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In the same way some hospitals do simulated emergency response drills, they do surprise security drills to test hospitals' responses.
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Wentz is working only in "controlled environment" drills during preseason practice after participating in team drills to start training camp.
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I remember tornado drills at school as a kid and wondered, do these American kids in Korea hold nuclear drills?
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When I talk to students at Dutch high schools, I have to explain what active shooter drills and lockdown drills are.
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The U.S. and U.K. conducted communication drills and division tactics during the six days of drills, according to the U.S. military.
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OK, some of the explosive entry drills, the window charges, pretty realistic, the door, shotgun drills on the door, again, realistic.
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Live-fire drills The South Korean Navy announced Tuesday it conducted live-fire drills off the east coast of the Korean Peninsula to check its "immediate operational readiness" after the country's Air Force and Army conducted their own joint drills.
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More controversial are the annual spring drills -- such drills were canceled in the mid-1990s when other agreements were made with North Korea.
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"Active shooter drills is a very negative thing," Trump said after Pam Stewart, the Florida Department of Education commissioner, brought up the drills.
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More controversial are the annual spring drills -- such drills were cancelled in the mid-1990&aposs when other agreements were made with North Korea.
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That is why if schools are going to do drills, they need to take steps to ensure the drills do more good than harm.
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The drills themselves often mimic real-life combat situations -- amphibious landings, intense live-fire exercises, counter-terrorism drills and simulated or tabletop battle plans.
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Asked if he would resume the drills, Trump again spoke about what he said were excessive costs without specifying the fate of the drills.
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Corded drills remained popular in the early days of cordless drills, because cordless models didn't have the power level to match a corded drill.
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An examination of this year's drills and how the North might respond to them: The Ulchi Freedom Guardian drills, which will run through Aug.
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Specifically, Trump labeling the drills as "provocative" is a contradiction of past U.S. statements that have declared the drills to be both routine and defensive.
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Now, these kinds of drills are very common, the State Department says that the North Koreans were well aware of and seemingly fine with these drills.
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Contentious drills imminent Trump's praise for Kim's decision comes less than a week before the start of joint military drills between the US and South Korea.
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We're hearing from parents at a loss for how to explain lockdown drills or, even worse, to tell their children that these aren't always just drills.
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That on its own is fairly normal, as Pyongyang routinely objects to these drills and claims they're practice drills for an eventual invasion of North Korea.
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Schools also wrestled with how to proceed with lockdown drills, which have become as routine as fire drills as students prepare for the possibility of a shooting.
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Seoul and Washington agreed to end the large-scale drills and replace them with smaller drills, often with more computer simulation, as a way to help complement diplomacy.
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He kept battling to the point where he'd win the drills, and then I'd have to try and create new drills to force him to have greater challenges.
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The South Korean Defense Ministry said the launches could be "joint strike drills that include multiple types of multiple rocket launchers" as part of Pyongyang's winter military drills.
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In a statement, Superintendent Mary Skipper and city Mayor Joseph Curtatone applauded the teacher&aposs creativity, but they lamented that lockdown drills have become as common as fire drills.
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Most cordless drills for use at home will fit in the 12-to-18-volt range, but you can purchase 13-to-24-volt drills to gain more power.
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"We of course practice our evacuation drills, we also have active assailant drills that we do with just our faculty, so our faculty are very well prepared," she said.
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The vessels approached the area of the drills early on Monday to monitor Iranian ships, said Rear Admiral Mahmoud Mousavi, spokesman for the drills, according to Tasnim news agency.
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Active shooter drills may do more harm than good, report argues There has been limited research affirming the value of these active shooter drills despite their ubiquity, the report claims.
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She said the drills were not a cause for concern for Beijing, which she said planned to eventually expand the "subjects and scope" of its own naval drills with ASEAN.
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The Navy will conduct air defense drills, sea surveillance, defensive air combat training and other drills over the Sea of Japan, located east of the Korean Peninsula, according to a statement.
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David Shoemaker, the commander of the US 8th Fighter Wing who was overseeing this year's drills, said he was aware of the heightened tensions around the drills, but argued they were necessary.
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The South Korean Defense Ministry said at the time that the launches could be "joint strike drills that include multiple types of multiple rocket launchers" as part of Pyongyang's winter military drills.
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China seeks ban on outsider drills The draft also confirms earlier reports that China wants military drills with outside powers in the South China Sea to be blocked unless all signatories agree.
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Japan&aposs government started missile-specific evacuation drills last March in addition to usual earthquake and other drills, and has since conducted them in more than 20 towns around the country, including Tokyo.
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The launch comes as the US and South Korea conduct joint military drills on the peninsula and a day after drills ended between the US and Japan on the northern island of Hokkaido.
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Canceling drills requires 'consultations': South Korea The Trump administration is expected to announce as soon as Thursday the formal suspension of planning for major multilateral military drills in August, US officials told CNN.
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These mass shooting drills, also known as lockdown drills, are the sad reality of living in a country where kids are more likely to die in a school shooting than a school fire.
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She dominated the passing drills – wearing a skirt, no less.
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Coach Matthew showed him burpees, ladder drills, and plank work.
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Passing to the guys during shooting drills at practice today.
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Now, six states require specific "active shooter" drills each year.
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"These drills will have no outcome for them," Dehghan said.
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S. military drills that it sees as an invasion rehearsal.
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Sure, they've gone through lockdown drills (who hasn't in 2019?).
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The U.S. and South Korea militaries began drills this week.
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Next month's drills will likely consist of mostly computer simulations.
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They perform drills that allow cameras to digitize their movements.
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North Korea views the drills as a rehearsal for invasion.
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S. exercises have been stopped, they still hold smaller drills.
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The North calls the drills preparations for war against it.
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Reuters: China scolds U.S. for withdrawing invitation to naval drills.
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The distinction between the two types of drills is subtle.
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She'd rather do drills than ski powder with her buddies.
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The scheduled drills began on Wednesday and end on Friday.
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Drills are held twice a year, per Air Force policy.
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New research suggests that these drills may actually traumatize kids.
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Cheaper surgical hand drills are slow and hard to use.
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He took part in running and throwing drills on Thursday.
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Power tools, including drills, grinders, saws, sanders, routers, and batteries
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It drills deep into your soul and never goes away.
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Both Taiwan's navy and airforce are involved in the drills.
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Such drills typically prompt the North to issue bellicose warnings.
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The primary difference between drills involves corded and cordless designs.
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However, that gap has closed considerably with newer cordless drills.
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Hammer drills, work gloves, helmets, electrolytes, IV fluid, adrenaline, insulin.
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"I could watch him run drills all day," Kerr says.
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During previous drills, Mr. Kim has conducted multiple missile tests.
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We were between drills when the feeling came upon me.
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Now six states require specific "active shooter" drills each year.
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Both drills had been curtailed due to concerns over coronavirus.
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Local companies and communities now participate in these drills regularly.
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He has confused drills in at least two documented occasions.
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TASS did not report where the drills would be held.
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Now, six states require specific 'active shooter' drills each year.
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They work out together, do boxing drills, bond through sports.
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The allies have said the drills are defensive in nature.
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And he asked her "do you have unsafe person drills"?
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North Korea has angrily denounced the drills in the past.
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He also does drills, lifts weights and stretches at home.
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The joint military drills, which will take place from Aug.
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About 25,000 U.S. service members joined last year's UFG drills.
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What procedures are in place for fire drills or evacuations?
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As Ramos did his drills, so did three other catchers.
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The difference was clear in my final set of drills.
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We didn't have lockdowns or drills before April 20, 1999.
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Those who fear canceling drills could "invite further escalations" from Kim Jong Un's regime, and those who think "drills are an unnecessary provocation" and suspending them or calling them off would significantly lower tensions.
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"The drills deal with all the steps involved in a war, of course, towards victory," said Moon Seong-mook, a retired South Korean brigadier who regularly participated in the drills until the mid-2000s.
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As The Daily Beast notes in a piece on the drills, it could be legitimate emergency preparation or a "message" of aggression aimed at the U.S. Russian civil defense drills from early October pic.twitter.
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Active shooter drills first began after the 1999 Columbine shooting, but a 2016 federal report found that nearly two-thirds of school districts nationwide conduct active shooter drills amid increased rates of mass shootings.
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The drills have been canceled in years past, but if they go on after the Olympics end, the situation could revert back to square one if the drills go on as in years previous.
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Washington and Seoul postponed military drills scheduled for mid-November in an attempt to convince North Korea to return to the negotiating table, but Pyongyang rebuffed those efforts and went ahead with its own drills.
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Drills for India's first bullet train has begun, according to reports.
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In the skies over the Nevada desert, drones run recon drills.
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The teachers led drills, telling us to crouch beneath our desks.
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The Kremlin also said it was "seriously worried" about the drills.
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They forget their emergency drills, or can't recall their call sign.
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That would likely happen before the Russian drills began, they said.
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Drills should not include simulations that mimic an actual incident;2.
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"So we went through basic protocol for fire drills," he said.
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I follow the safe driving methods U.P.S. drills into us everyday.
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Friends tell me that their kindergartners go through active shooter drills.
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Thus, the many drills, biting parts and teeth of blood-feeders.
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But drills continue as schools increasingly need them to stay accredited.
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That&aposs what they are calling these ongoing joint military drills.
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He was not expected to be involved in any contact drills.
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Twelve towns have held drills for a North Korean missile attack.
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The drills were not conducted in the nation's capital of Pyongyang.
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China and Russia also conducted joint naval drills in the region.
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For Clements, the Newtown teacher, simple fire drills can be difficult.
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He's been in those fire drills, he's prepared for this stuff.
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He practiced on Tuesday but was limited to non-contact drills.
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S. exercises have been stopped, the countries still hold smaller drills.
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Realistic Staging drills deep underground also makes the training more realistic.
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The carrier group has just completed drills with the Japanese navy.
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The countries held drills Wednesday to display their own missile strength.
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The US and South Korea insist the drills are purely defensive.
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South Korea has carried out military drills since Sunday's nuclear test.
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They will get nails, hammers, screwdrivers, hand drills, saws and clamps.
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Whenever we had lockdown drills, I'd get angry with my students.
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The Pentagon has asserted the drills are essential to military readiness.
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There are traditional drills in throwing, catching and running the football.
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The North protests annual ongoing joint U.S.-South Korea military drills.
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Elsewhere across the country on Tuesday, the drills continued as usual.
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He kept reminding them why drills like this were so important.
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Some of the annual drills are scheduled to begin this month.
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For example, both Curiosity and Mars 2020 are equipped with drills.
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Battery: Most drills make use of a rechargeable Li-ion battery.
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The reclusive North routinely denounces the drills as preparation for war.
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During defensive drills last week, Stanton, 30, strained his right calf.
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They knew the drills inside and out, and we did not.
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Very few people take active assailant drills at my school seriously.
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Lowe showed him how to use bungee cords in hitting drills.
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Until then, the war room had been used only for drills.
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Schoolchildren across the country have become well versed in lockdown drills.
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They reduced their normal skill drills and focused solely on finishing.
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Mr. Groves drills a hole beside the first frozen-over trap.
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To say that the drills today are relevant is a mistake.
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Two children were doing keyboarding drills on a typing Web site.
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And supervisors must now receive advance notice of all future drills.
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Mongolia is also sending troops to be involved in the drills.
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When Jackson watched himself on video performing the drills, he beamed.
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The Navy's statement did not say when the drills would end.
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The drills do "not target any particular country," the report added.
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More than 100 participants have been arrested at previous Fire Drills.
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In the mornings and afternoons we had intensive lessons and drills.
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The drills and the skills, again, exactly as they would have.
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Russia dismissed such fears, saying the missile movements were routine drills.
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But in "Straight White Men," she drills into something more core.
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According to Trend Micro's analysis, the attacks were predictable each summer for a reason — that's when the U.S. and South Korea run the "Ulchi Freedom Guardian Drills," which include drills to protect digital infrastructure from attack.
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The military drills take place annually but Russia has upped the ante this year by inviting forces from China, India and Pakistan (as well as Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan) to take part in the drills.
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"The fact that this has happened so much, that school shootings have happened so much, to the point that we need drills for them almost as often as fire drills is unacceptable," he said during his video.
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China to hold military drills Yasay' interview came one day after the China Daily, a state newspaper, reported that the People's Liberation Army would be holding drills in the South China Sea between July 19 to 21.
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"There is no intent at all to heighten military tension on the Korean peninsula as these drills are held annually and are of a defensive nature," South Korean President Moon Jae-in said about the joint drills.
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North Korea has long objected to the drills as a security threat.
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That would most likely happen before the Russian drills began, they said.
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At mass anti-invasion drills in May, Taiwan military spokesman Maj. Gen.
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On the sidelines of the massive Han Guang drills, Taiwan's Maj. Gen.
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The United States and South Korea this month resume joint military drills.
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He conducted numerous military drills, ramped up devastating sanctions against North Korea.
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In western Poland, U.S. troops and tanks are participating in military drills.
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Plus, he even watched some children from local schools doing soccer drills.
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Abraham recalled bull in the ring, that most primal of football drills.
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Moore, also participated in drills along with Chad Henne and Kyle Shurmur.
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We all have our weekly drills: work, sleep, brunch, Netflix, more brunch.
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Apples or eggs, pens or power drills, it doesn't matter to us.
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The North&aposs military was also reportedly informed of the planned drills.
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We all grew up with regular active shooter drills in our classrooms.
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It's like reading the instructions and running a couple of fire drills.
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The drills concluded with him fielding throws from shortstop and third base.
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The Russian Defense Ministry said the activity was part of routine drills.
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Their children, like millions of others now, go through active-shooter drills.
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North Korea released what it claimed were photographs of its artillery drills.
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Meanwhile, the US has continued military drills that have infuriated North Korea.
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North Korea views those drills as rehearsal for invasion and highly threatening.
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Russia's Northern Fleet conducted unannounced military drills in March involving 38,000 troops.
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It was the first time a Japanese submarine had conducted drills there.
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Wu Qian promised to carry out further military drills in the region.
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Clicking into APPS and PERMISSIONS drills down on a per-app basis.
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He was involved in individual drills during last week's organized team activities.
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In recent days, China's military has conducted drills along the Taiwan Strait.
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The two-month drills have taken place every year for four decades.
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Footage of the drills was strictly embargoed until they concluded on Friday.
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Grade school kids and day care infants are doing active shooting drills.
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S. drills in 1992 but have included Japan every year from 2014.
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Carpentry skills are taught in workshops equipped with power drills and saws.
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The crew learned to use their high-tech drills by watching YouTube.
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We learn how to use tools like drills, emery, and concrete cutters.
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But Iran did not appear interested in drawing attention to the drills.
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He dribbles into the right wing, takes a fadeaway, and drills it.
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Latvia said Russian drills have never taken place so near its territory.
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It just so happens that practicing drills can do just the trick.
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In Syria, instead of practicing fire drills, children prepare for air strikes.
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He is expected to begin catching drills in mid- to late-January.
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Soon after we arrived, they started to make me do military drills.
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Mr. Trump has also said that the war drills cost too much.
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Now she's standing near the 18 yard box, watching the shooting drills.
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Threat or no, many schools ordered teachers to immediately practice lockdown drills.
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They also balked at Trump's justification that cutting drills would save money.
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Pyongyang has viewed the U.S.-South Korean drills as rehearsals for invasion.
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There has been no definitive estimate of how much the drills cost.
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North Korea has traditionally protested these drills, calling them rehearsals for invasion.
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Active shooter drills have become routine for emergency personnel and school administrators.
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And in the 1860s, Civil War troops practiced drills in the area.
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S. military drills that North Korea calls a rehearsal for an invasion.
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They stage frequent drills but have seldom been seen outside their bases.
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Japan's drills came even as its relations with China have been warming.
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Their lives are structured around play dates, test prep and lockdown drills.
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One demand could be halting U.S. and South Korean joint military drills.
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Unilateral drills are carried out by one country or branch of service.
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North Korea has described the joint drills as an act of aggression.
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It has a taproot that drills through the fibrous roots of grasses.
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What do you think about the active-shooter drills at your school?
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But very few studies have looked into the efficiency of these drills.
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At first, the slightest drills were depressing because I was so weak.
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He worships his coach and listens intently for instructions before starting drills.
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He also recalls off-ice drills with tennis balls to promote dexterity.
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The joint drills are likely to be perceived as provocative by Washington.
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Lockdown drills and school shootings are the only life they have known.
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A number of researchers think active shooter drills could actually be harmful.
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Today little kids are doing mass-shooting drills and they know why.
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As spring training progresses, pitchers will fully take part in those drills.
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KD drills 23 and stares her down into oblivion ðŸ"¥ðŸ"¥ pic.twitter.
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Trump himself has been a critic of the drills in the past.
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Past Tense Civil defense drills were mandatory, but whom were they for?
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The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency has been holding "are you ready" drills.
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The play drills deep into the codependent partnership: sometimes complementary, sometimes competitive.
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Schools are more likely to hold fire drills than active shooter preparations.
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The school had an armed security guard and ran regular lockdown drills.
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Emergency plans, drills while residents wait, wonder As the government of Puerto Rico touts emergency management plans and upcoming island-wide drills, it's also been forced to acknowledge mistakes and lessons learned from the response to Hurricane Maria.
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Robert Abrams, commander of U.S. forces in Korea, recently testified that North Korea has doubled down on military drills of its own and that it was preparing to execute its annual winter military drills with 1 million troops.
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The US did halt the drills during this year's Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, but the exercises resumed after the games, including the Foal Eagle and Key Resolve exercises in April and Max Thunder drills in May.
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The statement did not give a start or end date for the drills or say if the submarine exercises were part of larger-scale drills in the Black Sea and on the Crimean peninsula annexed by Russia in 2014.
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Doesn't the painting's title, "Drills," invite us to read the scene in light of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in 2012, and the drills that students now routinely practice in case an "active shooter" has entered the school?
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan's coastguard has said it plans to hold rescue drills in waters around Taipei's sole territorial holding in the disputed South China Sea at the end of this month, and that the drills could involve its navy.
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The drills, to be held this coming Wednesday, will mark the first time the Chinese Navy has held drills with live ammunition in the strait since September 2015, in the lead-up to the self-ruled island's presidential election.
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It drills into the bone behind the ear, watching with two shining eyes.
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The types of shooting drills vary by state and sometimes by school district.
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States are now requiring schools to bring active-shooter drills into every classroom.
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Major military drills planned for September will be the next example of that.
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Washington halted some large-scale military exercises with Seoul, although smaller drills continued.
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North Korea criticizes the annual drills calling them preparation for war against it.
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" Trump added that active shooter drills were "crazy," and "very hard on children.
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Drills should be announced to students and educators prior to the start;4.
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They go through the mandatory drills, and are talking about the warning signs.
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We have drilling going on in our studio, stuff happening, sirens, fire drills.
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The war drills began Tuesday in Manila and will last until October 12.
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Kyodo said there were plans for evacuation drills this year in nine prefectures.
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Drills focused on different strategies for communicating with patients and evaluating their injuries.
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Teachers and students should always be aware of planned lockdown drills, Schonfeld said.
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The footballs would always be available — and plentiful — for pregame drills and workouts.
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Caterpillar said it would also stop making track drills, eliminating about 40 jobs.
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North Korea has responded defiantly with its own military drills and hostile rhetoric.
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In recent months, China has stepped up military drills around Taiwan, alarming Taipei.
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The agency only recently restarted internal drills for the Cold War-era system.
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Pacific Air Forces confirmed Japanese and South Korean jets had joined the drills.
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Multiple media outlets are reporting on large scale civil defense drills in Russia.
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I doubt he gained much from those defensive drills, but he never complained.
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Some drills were run with a single shooter, and others with multiple shooters.
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Keep an eye on flights to Japan: Evacuation drills are conducted every year.
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Trump has long complained about the cost of military drills with South Korea.
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North Korea's state media on Sunday didn't immediately comment on the drills' cancellation.
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Most messages were deleted after 30 days and staff went through phishing drills.
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As president, Duterte threated to disregard the EDCA and end joint military drills.
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Cordless power drills, cordless phones, and Wi-Fi Internet service are all great.
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I just used all the drills I'd been taught when I was fighting.
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While they stage frequent drills, they are seldom seen outside of their bases.
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This year's drills include about 25,000 U.S. troops and 50,85033 South Korean troops.
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Trump also announced that he was suspending joint military drills with South Korea.
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"There's an old saying in business: "People don't buy drills, they buy holes.
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The navy plans to test fire rockets during the drills, the agencies reported.
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North Korean troops conduct live-fire drills using mock American soldiers as targets.
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They never seem to tire of nuclear missile parades and civil defense drills.
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Tennessee is doing drills, giving staff members in local health departments surprise scenarios.
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Batson was injured Monday when he landed on his left shoulder during drills.
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China has yet to offer an account of the recent drills near Taiwan.
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J.R. Smith drills the contested corner three but that's far from the point.
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The drills came after Pyongyang test-fired a Hwasong-15 missile November 29.
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Pyongyang has increasingly tied cyber campaigns to its blustery rhetoric and military drills.
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"I urge all schools to practice these drills," said Johnston, the assistant sheriff.
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Freese is also expected to go through some more running drills on Tuesday.
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The aircraft carriers will take part in drills on November 13, officials said.
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Xinhua did not directly link the drills to current tension over North Korea.
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Trump recently said there was no reason to resume drills with South Korea.
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Amps: The primary method for measuring drilling power for corded drills is amps.
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Some older corded drills require a "key" to loosen and tighten the chuck.
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Light: Some drills include an LED light in the drill, near the chuck.
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Japan's navy also plans joint drills with the U.S. force, sources told Reuters.
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He took part in individual drills on Sunday and watched practice on Monday.
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But for him, memorizing means more than rote learning or brute-force drills.
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At this stage, he has graduated to light jogging and some shooting drills.
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I remember having lock down drills when I was in early elementary school.
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As of 2015, 96 percent of American schools now undergo active shooter drills.
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School safety experts say steps like the drills are crucial, if imperfect, safeguards.
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But Mr. Trump has not been consistent in his criticism of the drills.
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The #PeacePlan is written by the generation that's only ever known lockdown drills.
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As a consultant, Petty conducted "Thunderbolt" surprise drills for the state's emergency responders.
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For several weeks I was allowed to do only some basic outfield drills.
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And indeed, there is anecdotal evidence that lockdowns and drills can be effective.
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"It doesn't make it more likely," William said of the drills and conversations.
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The new round of annual United States-South Korean drills began last Friday.
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Students and teachers at Santa Fe High had gone through active-shooter drills.
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New measures include nuclear drills in public schools, which start on August 7.
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They also conducted drills with bombers and fighter jets over Japan's Miyako Strait.
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Logan said the drills were expected to conclude toward the end of May.
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OF Ben Gamel participated in fielding drills at first base before Saturday's game.
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Students spend 90 minutes a day on drills and also play on weekends.
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U.S. forces began long-planned joint military drills with South Korea on Monday.
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Beyond the risk of trauma, Peterson worries the drills can actually help perpetrators.
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New emergency response protocols were introduced, including the need for emergency response drills.
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During a break from pronunciation drills, Sales gave some background on Mayan culture.
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The drills may be slow, but the city's approval process has moved fast.
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"Everything you're doing is too individual," she said between drills, adding an expletive.
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Intruder drills are just another thread woven into the fabric of their childhood.
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Those conversations were somehow more terrifying than duck and cover drills in classrooms.
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The military drills with the United States have also complicated relations with China.
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In March, Moon said Kim understood the South's stance on holding military drills with the US military, but last month suspended talks with the South because of annual air combat drills involving some 2,000 troops from the US and South Korea.
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Despite the widespread practice, proof that drills have any effect on mass shootings in schools is hard to come by, and many educators argue the realistic drills are so frightening that they cause needless trauma to students of all ages.
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In "When Active-Shooter Drills Scare the Children They Hope to Protect," Elizabeth Williamson writes about the effects these drills can have on students: WASHINGTON — After the first day of school at Mark T. Sheehan High School in Wallingford, Conn.
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"The U.S.-South Korean drills aren't a sacred realm," the newspaper said, referring to the time that Washington and Seoul agreed to cancel their large-scale Team Spirit drills in the early 1990s to induce the North to join denuclearization talks.
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Pyongyang, which sees the annual drills as preparations for an invasion, issued a warning over the Foal Eagle joint military exercises Friday; during last year's drills, it conducted multiple missile tests and claimed it could place nuclear warheads on its weapons.
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A South Korean defense ministry official said the drills would go on as planned.
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He ramped up military drills, he tighten the screws on and increase sanctions program.
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It's part of this massive annual military drills between the U.S. and South Korea.
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"I was afraid to contact anyone because when you do the drills," he says.
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Pyongyang regularly protests the drills, which they say are rehearsals for an impending war.
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Trump should reconsider decision to stop military drills with South Korea, Senator Blunt says.
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Beijing has regularly sent military aircraft and ships to circle the island on drills.
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The drills could see Russian troops on the border with Poland, Lithuania and Latvia.
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South Korea and the United States have always said the drills are purely defensive.
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WWE drills into its talent that you play to the camera before the crowd.
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Once there, Poff runs him through drills and games, like sitting and retrieving items.
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If Trump doesn't want active shooter drills then he should DO SOMETHING about guns.
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Schools should couple drills with trauma-informed approaches to address students' well-being; and6.
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Liv, the collective's trainer, coaches Jessica and another boxer through drills in the ring.
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She is working on a project about motherhood and another about school lockdown drills.
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This season, with the coaches' cooperation, most of the team participated in helmetless drills.
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My branch should be doing more drills to exercise them but we have not.
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"I think the drills are important — that's not my issue," she told BuzzFeed News.
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The school had also done lockdown drills before, but none so far this year.
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Montague said the VPD have run these kinds of emergency drills in Vancouver schools.
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But he pinch-hit Tuesday night after running during the Padres pre-game drills.
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That means they have been practising active-shooter drills in the classroom since kindergarten.
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The employee, according to the report, had similar problems identifying drills in the past.
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We go to a local school and run drills and kick the ball around.
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The regular drills that have been developed for Japanese schools have proved remarkably effective.
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Just a jumble of contextless plain links, with drills and tests heedlessly mixed in.
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Davis' Sunday started ordinarily — he listened to music, did drills and recited a psalm.
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Other deep ice drills use lasers or superheated water to make their way downwards.
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Eventually, Diaz transitions from the takedown into an armbar, which he drills four times.
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His vocals are often dipped in AutoTune, but his fragility drills through the effects.
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The US and South Korea have confirmed the drills will go ahead as planned.
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Recent drills over South Korea by two U.S. strategic bombers have further heightened tensions.
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Watt was present but not participating, while quarterback Deshaun Watson participated in individual drills.
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DOES THAT MEAN EVERYONE WHO DRILLS IS PAYING SHIPPERS TO TAKE THEIR GAS AWAY?
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The site depicts young women being trained with military drills and using automatic weapons.
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The Russian drills, which started on Wednesday, are set to continue until Aug. 15.
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Several years in the planning, the exercise follows Russia's biggest drills since the 1980s.
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Ja again requested that the U.N. Security Council meet to discuss the military drills.
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Many companies run drills, sending employees fake emails to see how many get fooled.
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Richard Sherman Drills Dan Carpenter, Is Somehow Only Flagged for Offsides #MNF pic.twitter.com/8su6ky4N40
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At the entrance to the park, staff whitewash the sidewalks and rangers practice drills.
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The drills, which the North routinely describes as preparation for invasion, run until Aug.
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The drills in question, called Max Thunder, have been going on since May 11.
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North Korea endured four solid days of the drills before saying anything about them.
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Pyongyang has long viewed such drills as practice for an invasion of North Korea.
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Within each, giant drills have burrowed thousands of holes into the walls and ground.
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Such exercises have featured drills including mock "decapitation strikes" against the North Korean leadership.
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All district employees receive annual training and participate in drills routinely throughout the year.
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He still remembers the boy at age six, practicing baseball drills, over and over.
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There has also been build-up after build-up in Moscow's Arctic military drills.
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Taiwan's coast guard said that the live-fire drills around Itu Aba were routine.
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Chinese paramilitary forces have conducted crowd-control drills near the border with Hong Kong.
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Taiwan's military is conducting its own military exercises as the Chinese military drills nearby.
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"It's gotten to the point that we do active shooter drills," Ms. Shelton said.
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Dolphins starting quarterback Ryan Tannehill suffered a severe non-contact knee injury during drills.
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Highlights include interactive dispatcher phones, "stop, drop and roll" drills and a CPR mannequin.
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Also, he said December is when the North tends to conduct more military drills.
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South Korea's navy has said it will hold drills with the U.S. strike group.
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A senior South Korean official said previously the drills would mainly involve computer simulations.
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This particular practice began with a mundane series of warm-ups and technical drills.
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Ankara said the drills would continue until September 26, the day after the referendum.
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Five states suspended drills in solidarity with those affected, and to avoid alarming residents.
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Some of the technologies he tweeted about included drills, water pumps, and battery packs.
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Even working on double play drills with his new middle infield partner Logan Forsythe.
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Gronkowski made an awkward cut while running a route during seven-on-seven drills.
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North Korea has increasingly tied cyber campaigns to its blustery rhetoric and military drills.
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The first phase of the drills will continue until the end of the January.
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Teachers are putting together buckets of treat to keep students calm during lockdown drills.
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Security officials — wielding assault rifles, batons and shields — have held drills across the country.
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It's up to parents to supervise and make sure the spelling drills get done.
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"It wasn't like, 'Hey, these are the drills we're doing with everybody,'" Clevinger said.
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Pyongyang has long opposed the annual drills, viewing them as preparation for an attack.
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Schools can do more than just increasing their security measures and frequently enacting drills.
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Here, the visitors dawdle a little over their stretches, passing exercises and sprinting drills.
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Further aggravating tensions, two U.S. strategic bombers conducted drills over South Korea on Thursday.
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He had confused drills with real-world events twice before, and has been fired.
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The rangers went through combat drills, and the United Nations offered human rights courses.
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" Mr. Trump added that active shooter drills were "crazy," and "very hard on children.
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The North is upset about joint US-South Korean military drills, among other things.
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Even preschoolers have lockdown drills Parents aren't alone in thinking through possible school shootings.
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We won't know for sure about Mars until somebody walks and drills on it.
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A corner is cleared, but Pavard drills a shot from distance on the rebound.
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This model is versatile for practicing standard kicking, side kicking, and one-arm drills.
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Why do we hide in the corner of our classroom during active shooter drills?
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The drills have long infuriated North Korea and been a sticking point with Pyongyang.
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Kenneth F. Mackenzie told reporters Thursday the drills would start "immediately" after the Olympics.
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Hopkins kept running the same plays, the same rotations, the same drills as Boeheim.
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Combined drills are carried out by more than one country or branch of service.
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Opinion Now, after many fire drills, the world may be facing a real fire.
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Check out the NBA-esque ball-handling skills before he drills the three pointer.
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However, it wasn't clear if the photos were of the drills announced last week.
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He also said protocols for the drills he was involved in changed each time.
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And last month, China joined Russia's aerial drills, another first for Sino-Russia cooperation.
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However, fire drills at such places are rarely conducted and exits not always provided.
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Russia insists its quadrennial Zapad (or Russian for west) joint military drills scheduled Sept.
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They've done the active shooter drills; as a parent, I've gotten the test alerts.
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Active shooter drills can also trigger a fascination with such events in vulnerable students.
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China has in recent months stepped up its military drills around Taiwan, alarming Taipei.
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A day earlier, U.S. and South Korean warplanes ran bombing drills over the peninsula.
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The Defense Department holds two major joint military drills with South Korea each year.
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No such joint drills have been conducted there since at least 2010, he added.
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China's Defense Ministry said the drills were intended to increase responsiveness to "security threats".
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There have been no evacuation drills, no protests, and no visible signs of alarm.
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For certain operations, doctors use hand drills to cut intricate openings in the skull.
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We stopped doing these drills as the old empires crumbled under their own weight.
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Just a few things they say they agreed to -- letting Colin bring his own receivers for his drills; allowing Coach Hue Jackson run drills for him; allowing Nike to shoot an ad featuring Colin as well as mentioning the 25 teams represented there.
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Taiwan drills announced In a foreshadowing of future drills, the Fujian provincial maritime authority on Thursday announced live-fire naval exercises for April 18 in the Taiwan Strait, the first Chinese naval exercise in waters off the self governing island since September 2015.
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In a brief online statement, China's maritime safety administration said the drills would take place from July 5-11, and gave coordinates for the drills that cover an area from the east of China's Hainan island down to and including the Paracels.
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It's a reminder that these older teens, who would have started kindergarten in a post-Columbine world, are as familiar with school-shooting drills as they are fire drills, and with just a little maturity are able to carry out the plan automatically.
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The drills are third event of this kind announced by the Hainan MSA this year.
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William also got in on the action, participating in drills wearing blue and orange sneakers.
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" He added that dumping the drills will save the U.S. "a tremendous amount of money.
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Daniel Graf, who worked in the product division, recalled "nonstop fire drills" during this period.
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The drills could see Russian troops near the borders of Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia.
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His calmness, his team's winning different drills, and guys feeling really comfortable playing with him.
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The officials stressed the Patriots, if deployed, would be withdrawn when the drills were concluded.
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The chyron had been written for internal drills and was never supposed to make air.
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The King Abdullah II Special Operations Training Centre (KASOTC) hosted a lot of the drills.
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"During World War II, we performed evacuation drills," 89-year-old Reinosuke Ishigaki tells me.
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Although we had practiced thousands of fire drills, we had never left the 27th floor.
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At first, the lockdown drills that have become part of American school life were overwhelming.
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It has been particularly pleased by Trump's decision to suspend military drills with South Korea.
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Felling the Mammoth had taken five men working with drills and wedges almost a month.
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Bombers and fighter jets from China's air force conducted encirclement drills around Taiwan on Friday.
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"The reason we do unannounced drills are so people will take it seriously," he said.
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Like Nelson, it's not something he constantly drills during live broadcasts, at least not vocally.
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Diamondback drills exclusively in the Permian Basin, the engine of the U.S. shale oil boom.
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It has rescinded China's invitation to annual naval drills off Hawaii, while inviting Vietnam instead.
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The sound of their pneumatic drills blended with those at new construction sites all around.
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Last year, they held joint military drills in the Sea of Japan and the Mediterranean.
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They&aposre ticked off because we disinvited them from attending one of our naval drills.
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Blackout drills require citizens to minimize lighting to conceal themselves from enemies, particularly enemy aircraft.
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North Korean state media called the South "puppet warmongerers" when reporting the upcoming military drills.
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The drills will take place between November 13-18, Chinese state news agency Xinhua reported.
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These drills are held once or twice a year and are often ignored by many.
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The U.S. and South Korea delayed joint military drills until after the Olympics this year.
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Joint U.S.-South Korea military exercises this year included drills on destroying the North's submarines.
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With less than 13,000 troops, international observation of the drills was not mandatory, it said.
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In another development, the South's military said it would stage two military drills next week.
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And it also threatened to sink a US aircraft carrier conducting drills in the region.
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A top South Korean official said last month the drills would mainly involve computer simulations.
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Four mine foremen later pleaded guilty to federal charges of failing to conduct escapeway drills.
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Chinese destroyers carried out offensive and defensive drills to test their capabilities, the PLADaily said.
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The vigorous workout included some agility drills, short sprints, jumps, and hit some bench press.
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" Trump earlier on Thursday said that he believes "active shooter drills" are "a negative thing.
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Pyongyang said it was angry about joint military drills between the US and South Korea.
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Her grandmother used to steal traffic cones off the street so Toohey could do drills.
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With less than 13,000 troops, international observation of the drills is not mandatory, Russia says.
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As a tournament nears, Vallverdu likes to do drills that give Dimitrov rhythm and confidence.
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In accordance with existing agreements, China informed Myanmar's military ahead of the drills, it added.
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Watch to see if the salon uses drills to remove all types of nail polish
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North Korea has been urging the U.S. and South Korea to scrap their military drills.
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Employees in the school district have been doing active shooter drills for years, officials said.
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"The school that I taught at is now holding active-shooter drills," Lisa told me.
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Just hours before the quake hit, many people took part in drills and commemorative events.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin may visit one of the stages of these drills, he said.
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When Shammgod was teaching Kobe his dribbling drills, Dunn was only a few months old.
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After our weeks of planning, drills, and shared excitement, what was I supposed to do?
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U.S. officials believe the drills were a show of force ahead of the sanctions' reimposition.
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Although cordless drills are incredibly popular right now, some people don't need a cordless option.
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Suggs, a six-time Pro Bowl selection, participated during Baltimore's drills on a limited basis.
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China has been particularly pleased by Trump's decision to suspend military drills with South Korea.
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The military drills are expected to continue April 1 with an exercise called Foal Eagle.
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Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014 kickstarted increased military drills in the area, raising tensions.
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At school, our kids perform active shooter drills, huddling in corners behind locked classroom doors.
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Hopkins, 22012-foot-22016 and still fit, is known to run drills alongside his players.
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Pyongyang views the drills as preparations for war and perhaps the precursor to an invasion.
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The guy is an absolute maniac ... busting out speed drills, power squats and back work.
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And his son likes to compete with him in putting games and short-game drills.
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Give it to the kid quarterback: he keeps his poise and drills it into traffic.
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Our reporter visited Resolute Bay, where military drills are underway to counter Russia's move, above.
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North Korea has often responded to the joint exercises with its own massive military drills.
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The Kurds' powerful neighbor, Turkey, is conducting tank drills on its border with Iraqi Kurdistan.
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For some, it meant months or years of demanding test prep courses and practice drills.
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Americans aren't going to the dentist, and it's not just because we hate the drills.
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The drills were postponed until after the Paralympics in Pyeongchang from March 9 to 18.
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Applicants undergo dozens of online drills to assess everything from technical ability to personality type.
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They stage frequent and extensive anti-riot drills on the bases, the diplomatic sources said.
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Rust removal included 11-on-11 drills, one-on-one conversations, and introductions to teammates.
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In the early days, that technology came in the form of better drills and pumps.
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The rain eventually let up and the sergeants ran the platoons through repeated ambush drills.
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The drills can involve as many as 17,000 U.S. troops and over 300,000 South Koreans.
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Others are poking fun at shooter drills while they are actually happening in their classrooms.
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In the course of his training, he had been part of scores of rescue drills.
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Defense experts see little or no chance Washington will call off the two-week drills.
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To do that, the pitchers went through their drills with the entire infield on Monday.
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But the agency still takes the time to run drills preparing for such a contingency.
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At the camp soldiers carry out morning drills amid signs saying 'Strong Army, Stable Country'.
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Harriott blasted the air horn and the offense lined up for seven-on-seven drills.
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This included sales of items like vacuum cleaners, cordless drills, and ready-to-wear clothing.
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From under the tree, he watched his middle child, Diego, sprint through drills with purpose.
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In shooting drills, Ralph estimated that Lawlor was accurate about 70 percent of the time.
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Beijing says the drills are routine and that Taiwan had better get used to them.
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Khamenei also said Tehran would continue military drills in the region, regardless of U.S. opposition.
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But U.S. officials, including Mattis, have expressed confidence the drills would start after the Paralympics.
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SandRidge is based in Oklahoma and drills in the U.S. Mid-Continent and Niobrara Shale.
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Bonanza Creek also drills in the Niobrara Shale in Colorado, as well as in Arkansas.
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It also suspended joint military drills with the US for the duration of the Games.
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North Korea on Tuesday threatened "merciless retaliation" in response to U.S.-South Korean military drills.
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They are reported to be the biggest such drills that Russia has ever carried out.
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"Active shooter drills is a very negative thing, I'll be honest with you," he said.
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The drills, which the North routinely describes as preparation for invasion, run until Aug. 31.
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She also called for "caution" as the U.S. and South Korea conduct joint military drills.
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Sabathia also did some fielding drills such as making pickoff throws and covering first base.
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The school, like many across the US, had made active shooter training drills its protocol.
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My daughters have done the drills, but they don't know how to survive a massacre.
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Look for a baseball card photo booth, ballpark eats, batting drills and beats by Questlove.
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Go deeper: China, Russia and Iran to hold joint naval drills in Gulf of Oman
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Preseason full-contact drills, previously unlimited, will be reduced to six total hours, including scrimmages.
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The school has an active shooter plan and holds regular drills, according to school officials.
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Drills in the landing skids will collect samples of the Titan surface for onboard analysis.
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He said he would participate in individual drills on Thursday, the final day of camp.
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That won't happen this year, though, as the US just stopped preparing for the drills.
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Russia has several military bases in the Rostov region, where its military often holds drills.
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Without these drills, their ability to fight with one another to win that conflict shrinks.
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Urban did not provide further information or comment on questions about the expected Iranian drills.
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"The military has changed the name of the drills to 'East Sea Territorial Protection Exercise' reflecting the scale and meaning of the drills to solidify the military's resolve to protect the territory in the East Sea," the South Korean navy said in a statement.
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Although there is no set number on how often these drills should take place, they should occur as often as fire drills, says Diego Redondo, former FBI special agent and director of public safety and risk management at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
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But ASEAN countries will be more concerned about China's reaction to the drills than they were about the American reaction to last year's drills with China, said Gregory B. Poling, an expert on Southeast Asia at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
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He ran through his conditioning drills, lifted weights, hit for a little while and ate lunch.
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They've grown up with active shooter drills, watched protocol morph in response to the latest tragedy.
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Computer-steered drills, saws, and manipulators shape and separate the boards and place components on them.
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But analysts urge caution, warning that the potential impact remains unknown until drills actually break ground.
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You can also create re-usable customized drills for sparring, shadow boxing, or heavy bag hitting.
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Hezekiah Walters, an incoming freshman at Tampa's Middleton High School, collapsed during drills around 4 p.m.
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In fact, Jim even posted video earlier this week showing Chad working on QB passing drills.
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Pyongyang views US–South Korea military drills are merely a rehearsal for war with North Korea.
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The meditative and distractive quality of training drills gave me enough time to steady my mind.
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Trump raised eyebrows when he told reporters in Singapore his intentions to stop the joint drills.
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The president had announced a halt in the drills after his meeting with Kim on Tuesday.
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Below, you will find video of Portland Trail Blazers center Meyers Leonard doing off season drills.
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S. military drills, which have previously been met with denunciations and missile launches by the North.
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"If Trump doesn't want active shooter drills then he should DO SOMETHING about guns," said another.
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It's at this point that the worm drills out of the abdomen and wiggles to freedom.
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He played as if he were tall and lithe, always working drills, challenging friends, entering tournaments.
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South Korea and the United States also made their ongoing springtime military drills the largest ever.
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He never was in the middle of the pack or in the back in our drills.
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They train with communication checks and practice drills, employing various scenarios, before and during every trip.
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That war explains why Ukraine's naval contribution to the drills has thinned out in recent years.
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Last week, Duterte said this round of joint drills with the US would be the last.
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On Thursday, two American B-1B heavy bombers joined large-scale combat drills over South Korea.
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China's military has held live fire drills close to the disputed area, they said this month.
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Tsai recently took part in Taiwan's annual live-fire drills, which simulate an invasion by Beijing.
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China has conducted more military drills around Taiwan and peeled away its few remaining diplomatic allies.
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The big picture: North Korea is unhappy with planned U.S.-South Korean military drills, AP reports.
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He told the Times he was deprived of sleep, kicked, and made to do military drills.
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Stamkos, wearing a red no-contact jersey, took part in drills and participated in line rushes.
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The air force said its H-6K bombers had conducted numerous drills circling Taiwan since Apr.
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Once a year, news stories typically surfaces about Japan's Ueno Zoo and their escaped animal drills.
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Toner has been credible in "The Pit" drills that match up offensive linemen and defensive linemen.
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RSS members undergo a combination of religious education and military-style drills and self-defense exercises.
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She boxes with men, and does drills, and it's very fast-paced and it's very intense.
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Training will include anti-submarine warfare and air defense drills, the Russian Ministry of Defense said.
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The second aircraft carrier -- which crucially is homemade, the overseas base in Djibouti, the Baltic drills.
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Combat capability The drills follow the launch in late June of China's first Type 5003 destroyer.
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"Wimbledon got me like: Easy standing drills this morning," the mom-to-be captioned the clip.
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"We hope the relevant side can regard the drills calmly and reasonably," he said, without elaborating.
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Nevertheless, North Korea cited the drills as its main reason for canceling talks with South Korea.
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NH: The U.S. military has recently said it's going to suspend some drills with Gulf allies.
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My little brothers go to middle school and they have to do school shooting drills monthly.
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US military leaders have refused to put the drills on the table as a negotiating chip.
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In the face of rising tensions, U.S. officials have vowed to press on with the drills.
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The drills come shortly after North Korea carried out its first ballistic missile test since September.
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They were effectively performing military duties: flying warplanes, living in barracks, and participating in training drills.
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Getting the kids settled back into the work of learning after lockdown drills is a nightmare.
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Some passengers have irritating tendencies, like practicing bad hygiene or failing to listen to safety drills.
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There are also annual shake-out drills, where people practice what they do during an earthquake.
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The drills test the allies' ability to respond to North Korean attacks on the Korean Peninsula.
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It analyzes your technique and delivers actionable advice and drills to help you fix your shortfalls.
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Cordless: Cordless drills are by far the most popular type of drill for at-home use.
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The North has warned the drills would push the Korean Peninsula to the "brink of war".
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ISTA would like to have educator and student safety addressed in active shooter drills at schools.
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A Russian warship fires a rocket during military drills in northern Murmansk, Russia, March 19, 2015 .
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The coaches ran the on-ice camp, which included skating and shooting drills and a scrimmage.
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"I'm just not going to host public forums because they become Chinese fire drills," he said.
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Still, the official acknowledged that would not be indicative of whether the drills will go forward.
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A limited version of the training drills, however, are still expected to go forward, officials said.
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The North Korean announcement upended Mattis' goal of carrying out the drills without intense media coverage.
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You feel like the crazy person, but he's not just putting you through the usual drills.
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The solution to the worries that students bear is not more drills, guards or metal detectors.
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About two-thirds of American school districts conducted active-shooter drills last year, federal officials reported.
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Since then, local officials and the company have carried out evacuation drills for more distant communities.
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But many coaches still employ conditioning drills that are intended to imbue players with mental toughness.
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Although the school year is relatively new, the younger children had already participated in lockdown drills.
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Thieves use drills to make a hole in pipelines and screw valves and hoses into place.
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"When I was in school, there was no such thing as active shooter drills," he said.
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They grew up practicing active shooter drills — and wondering whether it could happen at their schools.
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South Korea's Defense Ministry said preparation were underway for the drills, suggesting they had not started.
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The augers are lawn mower engines or cordless power drills attached to 3-foot corkscrewed blades.
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The drills Judge worked on were meant to help him keep from pulling off the ball.
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House manager Sylvia Garcia drills down on how Trump engaged in the 'ABCs of impeachable behavior'
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Active-shooter drills are deeply misguided, Erika Christakis, an early childhood educator, writes in The Atlantic.
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After carrying out drills above the Pacific Ocean the aircraft returned to China, the ministry said.
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But to the Iranians, the military drills symbolized having two nuclear-armed superpowers on their side.
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Everyone in the company steps in when needed, and we hold drills to give them practice.
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Schildkraut, who wasn't involved with this study, researches mass shootings, school shootings and school lockdown drills.
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Begun on April 7, the drills include new methods such as training within an electromagnetic environment.
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The article did not specifically say where in the South China Sea the drills took place.
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In the event that the Marines started taking fire mid-climb, there are emergency action drills.
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The statement said the drills would include eight warships, four aircraft and more than 1,000 personnel.
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Some are told that their bonuses will be withheld if they do not attend mandatory drills.
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Already, an outbreak in South Korea has prompted the United States to cancel planned military drills.
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Freese said the school had held drills a couple of times for this kind of situation.
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Ahead of the prime minister's arrival, the police set up checkpoints outside and practiced security drills.
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On the morning of their first game, the players ran drills in the empty Mohegan arena.
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Every morning, before we come in, I go through the script and I do the drills.
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Foal Eagle drills will be replaced by a much smaller, battalion-sized exercise, the statement said.
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The drills have previously been used by North Korea to justify the country's advanced weapons programs.
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How North Korea views this military drill: Pyongyang says the drills are a rehearsal for invasion.
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The drills typically heighten tensions, with North Korea often conducting missile tests in response. http://bit.
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The CCDCOE conducts large-scale cyber defense drills, although it's not technically a NATO operational unit.
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Wentz and Nick Foles are splitting first-team reps with the full offense in team drills.
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The drills are also coming at a time of fraught tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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Invest in sensible gun reform laws that allow us to do our job without lockdown drills.
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"The movements, room-clearing techniques and shooting drills are all basic special operations techniques," he said.
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New Delhi is certainly paying close attention to those developments, as reflected by the Malabar drills.
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It's almost certain that this year's drills will trigger some kind of reaction from North Korea.
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The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said the drills are not part of negotiations.
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Last year's Freedom Guardian drills included approximately 17,500 American and more than 50,000 South Korean troops.
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China's military has held live fire drills close to the disputed area, they said last month.
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China's People's Liberation Army said on Monday that the drills were aimed at improving combat capabilities.
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North Korea considers joint military drills by the United States and South Korea rehearsals for invasion.
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Americans eventually wearied of even the drills, with multiple scholars seeing 1959 as a tipping point.
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In between drills, he repeated a few questions that are expected to echo throughout the season.
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The ball is eventually swung to the opposite corner, where Rodney Hood drills an open look.
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But Pyongyang sees the drills as a rehearsal for war and demands they be called off.
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It has called on North Korea to stop carrying out its missile tests, while also saying that South Korea and the U.S. should cease their drills – with the state-run Chinese newspaper the Global Times saying the drills were sending the North "an explicit radical threat."
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Beijing has been particularly pleased by Trump's announcement to suspend military drills, which China has long pushed for under its "dual suspension" proposal, whereby North Korea stops weapons tests and the United States and South Korea stop military drills, so both sides can sit down for talks.
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They also probably went to one of the nine in 10 schools that perform "active shooter" drills.
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North Korea has complained that U.S.-South Korea military drills violate a pledge by Trump to Kim.
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During the summit, Trump promised to end the yearly military drills between the U.S. and South Korea.
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The Cabinet Secretariat stressed that the drills are suspended only as long as the tensions remain reduced.
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Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the US and South Korea should suspend annual military drills in return.
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The pair stand once more and, once again, Rena drills Perjes to the body with another kick.
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Here's a compilation of the 1-on-1 drills he was doing after practice with Brown's explanation.
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There would be live fire drills around the Paracel Islands, which Vietnam claims, until Sunday, it added.
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In fact, the shooter was an expelled student who had likely been through those lockdown drills himself.
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Even last year, few South Koreans publicly displayed security jitters, and civil defense drills were generally lax.
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In addition to air drills with Japanese fighters, the bombers have also exercised with South Korean aircraft.
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Trump agreed to halt joint drills with the South Korean military during the denuclearization negotiations with Pyongyang.
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The marksman drills, like most of the other exercises, were also conducted in the dark of night.
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Police and soldiers took part over the weekend in drills near sports facilities and along transport routes.
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Earlier in the day, residents throughout the city had participated in preparedness drills to commemorate the disaster.
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It happened with the sudden announcement that the US would end joint military drills with South Korea.
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While gun owners go over safety drills, they don't train for distractions like hot brass, he says.
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They also highlighted that military police units spent 10,000 hours in unit training and drills with CBP.
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In the trendy Las Mercedes area, the din of pneumatic drills starts shortly after 7am every weekday.
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Other measures included the automatic deletion of most messages after 30 days and phishing drills for staff.
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They're not without their downsides: glues, buffing, chemicals that dry out your nails, and even electric drills.
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The kids sported Wilson's Nike Seahawks gear and participated in drills with the Super Bowl Champion Quarterback.
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There'd be no painkillers, no drills, and the fillings would be made from tar and plant fibers.
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The US military released photos like the one below showing that it was conducting its own drills.
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Unfortunately, all the subtleties of the sound were lost with the sound of drills all around us.
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Kyodo said several other prefectures had also been notified of the imminent decision to halt the drills.
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Georgia's Defence Minister Tina Khidasheli said the drills were an important event for the South Caucasus republic.
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One time, Steve took Emily's Muay Thai drills class and hit his partner a bit too hard.
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Since then Russia has stepped up the frequency of menacing, no-notice military drills in the region.
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North Korea hates the massive annual military drills staged by Seoul and Washington, calling them invasion preparations.
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The allies say the drills, which this year are described as the biggest ever, defensive and routine.
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And he would put them through the drills and the motions, prove it, prove it, prove it.
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Along with three other Street Soccer staffers, he's coaching about a dozen kids through drills and scrimmages.
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Season 21940, aptly styled Robbin' Season, drills the point: Black people wade a deep ravine of terror.
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This year, the exercise includes the first-ever attempt to incorporate law enforcement agencies into the drills.
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"These drills were routine arrangements in accordance with annual plans for the military," it said, without elaborating.
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It also comes a day after the North showed off its military power with live-fire drills.
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On the intense workout days, Jonas starts out with hip openers followed by dynamic warm-up drills.
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Out of 21 multinational training drills in 2015, the Serbian military participated in only two with Russia.
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The North Korean regime interprets the drills as rehearsal for invasion, and could respond with provocative measures.
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"We have never been asked by clients not to have our staff participate in drills," Miller said.
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The U.S. military describes the software behind the drills as "state-of-the-art wargaming computer simulations".
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In the next few weeks, Hulu will start running these drills on an unscheduled basis, he said.
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It is not unusual for North Korea to launch projectiles during the U.S.-South Korean military drills.
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Russia has also asked for the drills to stop but the United States has not backed down.
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When you're bored at work from funny Now that is a truly inspired use of drills. Bravo.
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This month the North conducted drills with what it said were newly developed large caliber rocket launchers.
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Joni Ernst (R-IA), for her part, took issue with Trump's apparent willingness to halt the drills.
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Inside, the officers found drills and other tools, along with drill bits, phones, laptops, guns and ammunition.
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North Korea views these drills with hostility and worries they could be practice for a potential invasion.
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During this period, US children were taught "duck and cover" drills at school in case of bombings.
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The regularly scheduled drills come a week after Pyongyang conducted its most advanced missile test to date.
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Video footage showed residents hauling away plants and using saws, drills and bulldozers to demolish the stands.
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The US Navy and marines also recently concluded landing drills, known as Blue Chromite 18, in Okinawa.
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He underwent surgery soon after and had sufficiently recovered to participate in some drills during mandatory minicamp.
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He spoke of desks with buttons underneath that called local police and he recalled regular shooter drills.
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The South Korean drills, which it usually conducts twice a year, are expected to last two days.
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On Monday, he won one battle after another in one-on-one drills against Washington offensive linemen.
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She said the drills had been held annually for 40 years and North Korea was always notified.
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The professional training also drills down on practical issues like effective dosing, delivery methods and drug interactions.
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Most businesses have a security team that runs active shooting drills and alerts employees about unsafe situations.
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Even then, it plans a series of joint military and police training drills with the United States.
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Why it matters: North Korea views those joint drills as highly threatening and as preparation for invasion.
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Last week, Tokyo said it would suspend the drills for the time being after the Singapore summit.
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"These drills are based on the principle of 'conduct training wherever wars might break out,'" he added.
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Logan said the two joint drills would involve about 23,700 U.S. troops and 300,000 South Korean forces.
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After all, lockdown drills can last for hours — during which students are expected to say completely silent.
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The drills will involve clandestine water crossings and battles — although, thankfully for residents, not with live gunfire.
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Rapinoe drills a sliding shot from the spot on a lovely cross by Pugh on the break.
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When the foreign fighters show up, Rittidet takes them through drills on pads, plus sparring and clinching.
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Aerial drills conducted over South Korea by two U.S. strategic bombers have raised tensions in recent days.
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Agents now undergo scenario-based drills at the academy and learn how to de-escalate tense situations.
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My elementary-school classes practiced duck-and-cover drills, which did nothing more than compound our dread.
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In June, when Walker played sporadically, he would do catching drills a couple of times a week.
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After I moved here from England when I was 10, we always did lockdown drills in school.
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Mr. Trump does not particularly like the drills, in part because he says they cost too much.
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Kwon accused the South of attempting to disguise the intentions of the drills by changing their name.
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Their generation grew up practicing active shooter drills — and wondering whether it could happen at their school.
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The projectiles are likely part of North Korea's combined military drills, the Joint Chiefs of Staff said.
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During his Tuesday meeting, Kim told the South Korean delegation he "understands" Seoul's position on the drills.
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For the United States and South Korea, these drills — mostly conducted on computer screens — are normal exercises.
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Despite the rapprochement, annual joint US-South Korea military drills, codenamed Foal Eagle, kicked off on Sunday.
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As children, they practiced air-raid drills; as adults, they cheered the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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The Japanese government has said the drills are necessary to prepare citizens for a North Korean attack.
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He said he hoped that the constant repetition of throwing drills with Sherlock would become second nature.
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The North has typically used such drills as a pretext to conduct weapons tests and reject dialogue.
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The United States Navy declined to comment on the record ahead of the drills, citing operational sensitivities.
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And we found numerous drills that have variable speed control, easy chuck adjustment, and plenty of power.
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"Beginning with military drills before they start their jobs, we foster a sense of discipline," he said.
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Here's what readers had to say about the last debate: Do we really need active-shooter drills?
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The drills are regularly denounced by Pyongyang where they are regarded as preparations for a potential invasion.
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The Chinese military has recently increased drills around the island as tensions rise across the Taiwan Strait.
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To put things even more sharply, NATO conducted military drills in Bulgaria in the last few months.
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The two countries are also expanding their military and technical cooperation with joint military drills near Cairo.
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South Korea protested the drills, saying they violated an agreement last year aimed at lowering military animosity.
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Others dug through the muddy earth with picks, shovels or hand-cranked drills operated by two men.
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And they run drills to build relationships with local decision makers in the calms before the storms.
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China will send the Xining, a guided missile destroyer, to the drills, which will last from Dec.
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North Korea calls such drills a rehearsal for invasion and has often responded by conducting missile tests.
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As punishment, Belisle made the Mounties do skating drills that lasted as long as a regulation game.
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Joint aerial drills to enhance combat readiness have continued as scheduled, despite intense opposition from North Korea.
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In previous years, the North Koreans have conducted artillery and submarine drills as part of the exercises.
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And our response is that our neighbors will not have to go through other school shooter drills.
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Speaking after the Key Resolve drills in March 2017, US Forces Korea deputy commander US Lt. Gen.
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In trainings and drills, officers are being urged to consider the possibility of shootings from elevated positions.
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Ms. Kim said she doubted that the South would have canceled the drills for any other reason.
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They whisper and giggle through their intruder drills, oblivious to the threat that looms over their world.
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South Korea and the United States had held such drills regularly until halting joint exercises in June.
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Ige said he believed Hawaii was the first in the nation to reintroduce statewide nuclear siren drills.
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Harden throws a perfect pass before the screen is even set, and Tucker drills the open shot.
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The group runs weapons drills, and practices target shooting while blindfolded, before gathering for an evening meal.
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They said the drills could begin within the next 48 hours, although the precise timing was unclear.
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The shortened time frame is noteworthy: It means the drills might end before Trump meets with Kim.
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Key ally called into question The speech came shortly after Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte asserted that the upcoming US-Philippines military drills would be the last joint drills that his country would take part in, calling into question the commitment of one of the US' most stalwart regional allies.
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It's unclear if standing on a toilet is in fact a recommended part of lockdown procedures or drills, but many states do include lockdown or shelter-in-place drills as part of licensing requirements for child care centers, according to the Administration For Children & Families Office of Child Care.
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FERC in December allowed ETP to complete all horizontal drills on the Rover project, including those in Ohio.
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On Wednesday, after landing in New York, Trump underscored the importance of ending military drills on the border.
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Nine drills to prepare residents in Japan for possible missile attacks were to be held later this year.
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In the ISIS footage, men shove statues off pedestals and use hammers and drills to destroy what's left.
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Some experts say the drills&apos suspension could weaken the allies&apos combined defense posture against North Korea.
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On Sunday, a statement read on the North's state-controlled KRT television station threatened retaliation for the drills.
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The Foal Eagle and Key Resolve military drills in South Korea are scheduled to last until April 30.
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C Chris Stewart has been performing baserunning drills in Pittsburgh as he returns from a strained left hamstring.
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I had a fabrication bench where I would use power tools like Dremel tools, saws, grinders and drills.
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The other two drills are held in the spring — one computer-simulated and the other a field exercise.
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Every week they practice in the school gym, where they shoot around, run drills and play a scrimmage.
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Toward the end of our rocks conversation, Casey admitted that -- at times -- the lockdown drills can be scary.
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Tensions are particularly high at as both the North and South carry out drills on the Korean peninsula.
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The training included sudden attack drills and had been carried out successfully in poor sea conditions, Xinhua said.
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I watch as they use diggers, cranes, the drills, their hands — anything that can help rescue those trapped.
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Earlier in the month Japan sent a submarine to conduct drills in the sea for the first time.
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Inspections are conducted twice a year, and fire drills occur at least once per year, the officials said.
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Xu Guangyu, a senior researcher at the China Arms Control and Disarmament Association, said more drills were likely.
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North Korea called the annual drills "nuclear war moves" and threatened to respond with an all-out offensive.
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In the rare instances that he cannot manipulate a lock, he has drills to access the lock's mechanism.
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The engineers sent down drills, picks and other tools, and asked the miners to help clear the passage.
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He runs mental drills about how he would escape his home in the event that it were attacked.
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Automation has always been a big part of agriculture, from the first seed drills to modern combine harvesters.
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The South Korean navy said the drills were designed to underscore its commitment to defending the broader area.
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Once again, heavy drills and other engineering equipment are lined up along sections of Israel's border with Gaza.
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The growing threats have prompted several coastal towns on Japan's main island of Honshu to hold missile drills.
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Our school district had moved beyond the "lockdown" and shelter-in-place drills that were once the norm.
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Using robotic drills and equipment to reach valuable materials from the sea floor, however, has proven more challenging.
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The drills are designed to help "the fight against terrorism and piracy," said Iran's rear admiral, Habibollah Sayyari.
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Later in the episode she took Kourtney to a fire station to take part in some rigorous drills.
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Yuers said he and the other teachers are trained to handle lockdowns and drills for fires and earthquakes.
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Drivers undergo a month-long training session as well as in-car audits, incident response drills, and exams.
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But it demands a high level of technical skill and awareness as well as rigorous drills and practice.
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In the 1980s Raymond Belle, a fireman and former soldier, introduced his teenage son David to the drills.
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While Dickerson has started to hit and participate in fielding drills, but has yet to begin fully running.
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S. military exercises a "rehearsal for war", Seoul had proposed a delay in the drills during the Olympics.
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Military officials of Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam also observed disaster relief drills in Japan.
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Across the ocean, in the Europe, skull surgery had advanced to the use of metal probes and drills.
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The government has launched programs to raise awareness, but public emergency drills often fail to attract much response.
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Harris said the suspension of drills provides "breathing space" for progress in negotiating North Korea&aposs nuclear disarmament.
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Taiwan held its own military drills on its east coast last week, which President Tsai Ing-wen attended.
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North Korea's actions come as U.S. and South Korean forces conduct annual military drills involving thousands of troops.
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The annual 10-day military drills antagonize North Korea, as Pyongyang believes they are preparations for an invasion.
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If there's any separation of duties, it's that Heimir runs offensive drills and Lagerbäck focuses on the defense.
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Yonhap news agency suggested North Korea's Army Day had featured one of the country's largest ever artillery drills.
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During OTAs, Roethlisberger gave Rudolph tips between drills and said he was impressed with the Oklahoma State product.
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He participated in individual drills in offseason workouts, when he also was recovering from hernia and shoulder surgeries.
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The drills' cancellation is an olive branch to North Korea, which has viewed them as an invasion rehearsal.
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Wilson dominated in ways that caught his coaches off-guard, from individual drills to five-on-five scrimmages.
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"You have to duck and hold while on the phone with a customer," she said about earthquake drills.
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Currently, Hulu is running practice drills of potential glitches, said Ben Smith, a senior vice president at Hulu.
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The Pentagon told Business Insider that the B-52s were never scheduled to take part in the drills.
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The annual 10-day military drills antagonizes North Korea, as Pyongyang believes they are preparations for an invasion.
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Harris oversaw military drills between Washington and Seoul and defended them even as North Korea regularly offered criticism.
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Taiwan's forces monitored the drills and responded appropriately, the ministry said, adding there was no cause for alarm.
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Annual September 19 earthquake drills were being held a few hours before the nation got rocked once again.
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Just days before the inauguration, China's military conducted large-scale drills on the mainland's southeastern coast, near Taiwan.
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North Korea has also accused the United States and South Korea of continuing hostile policies, including military drills.
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Sweden has held military drills with several NATO members and has debated joining the military alliance for years.
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" Her generation is "bored" with the ordinary disaster drills, she said: "So, we need to draw their attention.
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DH Alex Rodriguez (hamstring strain) took part in some half-speed running drills with manager Joe Girardi watching.
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And everybody else needs to know that if you don't pay attention during drills, everybody's going to die.
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The drills come a week after North Korea said it had tested its most advanced intercontinental ballistic missile.
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" Abt's comments come after Trump last week said he believed active shooter drills were a "very negative thing.
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He said he would rest, in addition to performing strengthening and stretching drills, over the next few days.
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The launches came after the United States and South Korea ended their regular military drills earlier this week.
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Martin also said that manicurists should only use drills to remove clients' hard gel polish or acrylic nails.
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Metro said it has enhanced its training, emergency drills and radio testing protocols since the L'Enfant Plaza incident.
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The Peoples' Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) has dispatched warships into the Taiwan Strait and conducted live-fire drills.
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Naoko Matsumaru, 42, who works in a flour mill, attended the drills with her young daughter and son.
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KAEPERNICK THROWS San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who had been kept from throwing during team drills since Aug.
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Pyongyang strongly protests against joint drills of this nature, which it views as aggression against the isolated state.
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MILAN (Reuters Breakingviews) - Saipem made its name building drills and pipelines for fossil-fuel giants like Saudi Aramco.
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Instead of drills and war games, some generals find themselves fielding calls to plant vegetables or clear garbage.
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One of the drills they do during spring training is having a coach toss small balls to them.
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The 1985 disaster led to changes in building codes and enhanced emergency preparation measures, including the annual drills.
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The North often launches missiles when the United States and South Korea conduct their joint annual military drills.
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That information even drills down into the financial performance of the company an executive runs that you're meeting.
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Last year, members of ISIS tore through Nineveh Museum in Mosul, Iraq, armed with sledgehammers and power drills.
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Bulls F Doug McDermott (concussion) has missed six straight games but reportedly participated in non-contact drills Tuesday.
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OF Andre Ethier (broken right tibia) is running and performing hitting drills in Arizona, manager Dave Roberts said.
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They participated in drills, the most notable of which was rolling down a hillside inside a metal drum.
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In addition, several exercises based in South Korea have been canceled, as have two joint drills with Israel.
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Monira Al Qadiri's futuristic "Flower Drill" (2016) series twists along the ceilings like oversized cosmic oil rig drills.
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I am a kindergarten teacher who now has to practice "shelter-in-place" drills with my young charges.
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"He said the term 'active shooter drills' is particularly — could be frightening for young children," Mr. Shah said.
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However, studying at a boarding school in the U.S introduced me to the idea of lock down drills.
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Wayne and the little Gretzky did some stick handling drills ... with Rivers even gettin' a few past Grandpa!!!
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So what became of the boy who patterned his daily drills off the childhood workouts of Pete Maravich?
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Trump offered security guarantees to Pyongyang and pledged to suspend the large-scale military drills with South Korea.
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After the Columbine High School shooting in 1999, administrators began routinely practicing lockdown drills and hiring police officers.
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We grew up in the 1950s, hid under desks during air raid drills, suffered through the Vietnam War.
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Rick Scott of Florida, who has proposed increasing the amount of training and drills for active shooter scenarios.
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As schools around the country reopen, many students will go through active shooter drills and practice school lockdowns.
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This was, after all, the era of the doomsday clock, duck-and-cover drills and home fallout shelters.
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For this last task, the Golden Bears relied not just on traditional methods, like fewer and simpler drills.
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The thieves perforate the pipelines with high-powered drills and install taps from which they draw the fuel.
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Another video, which featured Spot being used in state police drills, meanwhile, raised some concern with the ACLU.
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This makes them a great pick for explosive movements, heavy lifting, HIIT workouts, speed ladder drills, and sprints.
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But there is evidence that the drills may inflict psychological harm by increasing levels of fear and anxiety.
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A specially developed machine drills tiny holes at strategic points in the undersides until they spin just right.
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Yes, said the president of the American League, certainly the Yankees should incorporate military drills into spring training.
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Some suggest the joint military drills could risk inflaming tensions, as Pyongyang has viewed them as a provocation.
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The agency has stopped all future ballistic missile defense drills until it can wrap up its own investigation.
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Head coach Luke Walton said the Lakers are in no rush to put Ball into full-contact drills.
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NFL Network reported that Ross would do no more drills during the workout because of sore calf muscles.
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And at practice all season, he had watched them operate with a 15-second shot clock in drills.
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In Hong Kong, Chinese military forces have been conducting anti-riot drills in their bases in recent weeks.
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U.S.A. Baseball has devised a mobile coaching app with dozens of general baseball drills besides hitting and pitching.
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No other animal makes Black & Decker power drills, yet we do not deny the legitimacy of their crafts.
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James, 34, did not take part in the team's scrimmage but was a full participant in defensive drills.
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The joint command post drills name will be "Dongmaeng," or alliance in English, and will replace Key Resolve.
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Rows of green tents were pitched in an open field; half a dozen Turks supervised recruits performing drills.
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The US is going to participate in military drills with Myanmar after accusing the country of 'ethnic cleansing'
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Tabata drills, created by Japanese scientist Izumi Tabata as a form of HIIT training, provide the perfect platform.
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Pyongyang treats the drills as a rehearsal for invasion and almost always responds with some show of force.
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As early as November, school students will begin evacuation drills similar to those practiced for "active shooter" scenarios.
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He wore a brace and threw passes on the side but did not take part in team drills.
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Because we took myriad precautions since then: better fire exits, more extinguishers and sprinklers, routine fire drills, etc.
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The U.S. aircraft went on to conduct drills with South Korean military jets, the Japanese air force said.
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Governments have collectively spent millions on a regional early-warning system, evacuation routes, beachfront sirens, and tsunami drills.
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So officials can cut back on, say, flight training or live-fire drills with little fear of blowback.
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Officials provided few details about the building's fire prevention system, including information about alarms, sprinklers or evacuation drills.
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TORTOLA, British Virgin Islands — Every morning, Helen Penn wakes up to the clamor of power drills and hammers.
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And the company's emergency alert systems -- typically only used for drills -- were used to send updates to staffers.
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China, Russia and Iran announced they will hold joint naval drills in the Gulf of Oman from Dec.
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Some days might bring lockdown drills that students are not told in advance are rehearsals, not real threats.
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Scattered around the cavern were a couple dozen workers, running drills, smoothing over soil and checking electrical systems.
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In Singapore, Trump made a surprise announcement that the United States would suspend military drills with South Korea.
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China and Russia have taken part in joint military drills before but not on such a large scale.
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Beijing has regularly sent military aircraft and ships to circle Taiwan on drills in the past few years.
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