A better future is only possible if your nations drive out the terrorists and drive out the extremists.
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Turkish troops had entered the region to drive out Kurdish forces, with whom the US had partnered to drive out ISIS militants in the region.
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"Darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can," he said.
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One couple ... they didn't even have time to drive out.
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But does legitimate lucre really drive out the filthy kind?
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Try using gratitude to drive out your frustration, Rubin said.
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Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that.
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Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that.
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Douglas MacArthur famously returned to drive out the Japanese forces.
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Sometimes we'll drive out to Henry Public in Brooklyn Heights.
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Only light can do that; hate can't drive out hate.
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And the conservative House Freedom Caucus that helped drive out Boehner?
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Regan was game and suggested we drive out to Indiana together.
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I mean, if these policies drive out the wealthy people, sure.
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S. alliance and drive out the American troops from South Korea.
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Accountable care organizations also seem to drive out a little waste.
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The problem is that bad advice can drive out the good advice.
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Drive out of town, and number-plate-reading cameras capture your journey.
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So we assume he took the hard drive out at some point.
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Even if it's scary, it's a way to drive out disturbing thoughts.''
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"It would fantastic if you could drive out here," Mr. Bennett replied.
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What's more, sporting events can drive out local consumers for the weekend.
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" He encouraged the leaders repeatedly to "drive out" extremists: "Drive them out.
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He also had a loud out — a line-drive out to left field.
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"I believe that only light can drive out darkness," Gillibrand told BuzzFeed News.
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When you drive out of Racine to Mount Pleasant, there's no actual village.
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I'd sit in his lap and he'd sing that as we'd drive out.
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ChargePoint said VW could "drive out all competition" through free or subsidized charging.
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A well-run Western ISO ought to increase competition and drive out coal.
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The militants also want to drive out AMISOM, which helps defend the government.
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Other signs reading, "Drive out Trump/Pence regime" dotted the crowd, as well.
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"We can't get into a car and drive out of here," she said.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. "Darkness cannot drive out darkness," it will read.
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In the 1990s, the military imposed strict rules to drive out extremist groups.
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Would San Franciscans rather drive out the tech industry than build more houses?
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If I see something, I start making calls or I just drive out there.
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Bombs and bullets don't drive out the hopelessness and lack of opportunity feeding extremism.
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"Employee jail time" will only lead to worse press and drive out employees faster.
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But with the invention of the car, anyone could drive out to the wilderness.
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I don't normally drive out of D.C., so the traffic was a "fun" experience.
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Klimple managed to drive out just in time with Natalie, who lived with her.
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Such units, lawmakers say, inflate the housing market and drive out long-term residents.
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His gamble of allowing oil prices to fall to drive out high-cost producers failed.
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Al Shabaab is also fighting to drive out African Union mandated peace keeping force AMISOM.
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Martin Luther King Jr. said, 'Hate cannot drive out hate — only love can do that.
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ACKMAN: ESPN USED TO BE TO HAVE TO DRIVE OUT TO CONNECTICUT TO GO INTERVIEW.
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HIT THE BEACH We will either take an Uber or drive out to Brighton Beach.
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Programs to drive out gay people, at least within the armed forces, persisted until 1990.
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They drive out crime by starting businesses and families in shrinking cities or underserved neighborhoods.
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Since then the government has been using airstrikes to try to drive out the rebels.
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People drive out in the mornings since the wait can be up to three hours.
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The operation aimed to drive out the Somalia-based extremist group al-Shabab from contested areas.
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Further into their relationship – but before their engagement – they'd drive out in his sports car together.
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Officials even reversed lanes on I-22 so that cars can drive out of Charleston faster.
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The whole process is quick and within 229 minutes, I drive out in a Nissan Rouge.
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Take the USB drive out of your Raspberry Pi and plug it back into your computer.
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Did she choose to drive out into the flood; if so, does she share some blame?
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OPEC last sought to drive out shale producers by flooding the market with oil in 2014.
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Low prices forced U.S. producers to dramatically reorganize the way they operated to drive out costs.
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A couple years on, the bog remains thick with the creatures Trump promised to drive out.
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Hundreds listened as they spoke of light and its unique ability to drive out the darkness.
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" Martin Luther King, Jr. once wrote, "Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that.
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But just 15 minutes later another pal tried to drive out and his truck took on water.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Hertz Global's new chief executive faces a tough drive out of the ditch.
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On the drive out, we see several Confederate flags on the highway, but that's not a surprise.
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"In reality, all emerging brands can drive out broader trial by connecting with key advocates," Fleishman said.
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"How do you drive out unnecessary utilization, while maintaining very high quality?" explained Brian Gragnolati, Atlantic's CEO.
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Breakingviews The new Hertz Global chief executive, Kathryn Marinello, faces a tough drive out of the ditch.
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On the drive out to the woods, the group hits an apparent lost hiker (Lou Taylor Pucci).
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It was decided that they would all drive out to Reid State Park to watch the surf.
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Ground troops allied to the Saudi coalition are trying to drive out the rebels controlling the city.
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There, speakers bashed Strange as the kind of political swamp creature Republicans elected Trump to drive out.
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In the morning, we hit Marfa Burrito again to fuel up before our drive out of town.
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On the 27th, Saunders hit his drive out of bounds on the left, incurring a one-stroke penalty.
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The two drive out to Vasquez Rocks and ride horses to a deserted spot with a hot tub.
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"Darkness cannot drive out darkness only light can," Okirano Tilaia, one of the school's pupils, told the crowd.
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Going for a drive out here demands careful planning, meticulously calculating the distance and the car's gas mileage.
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But the underlying point is that the extremists drive out rational debate and drown out all other voices.
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This probably won't be the fastest drive out there, though USB 3.1 should keep transfer rates plenty brisk.
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A better future is only possible if your nations drive out the terrorists and extremists. Drive. Them. Out.
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Did his heated rhetoric on immigration help drive out the base and prove to be an effective message?
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The Taliban are fighting to drive out foreign troops and re-establish their form of strict Islamic law.
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It&aposs about some people trying to drive out religious believes that they think are illegitimate and wrong.
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It means I'm condemned to living in a drive-in, drive-out suburb if I want a backyard.
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If we all find our own ways to light a candle, we can drive out the enveloping darkness.
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Now, having liberated cities including Mosul, Tal Afar and Hawija, Iraq is poised to drive out Daesh completely.
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The Philippine military controls the skies, inflicting heavy damage but so far failing to drive out the militants.
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Many car owners told Mr. Barron that they feel unfairly targeted, arguing that they drive out of necessity.
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In the long run, China will be able to drive out competition, then raise prices on American consumers.
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"If you drive out of the lot, you will lose your position in the queue," Mr. Rana said.
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And since the boats only patrolled the water, they could not occupy the land and drive out the rebels.
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How else do you battle a tank, take down a helicopter, or successfully drive out of a burning airplane?
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Turkey launched its assault last month to drive out the YPG, which it deems a menace along its border.
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The opposition has called it a policy of forced displacement amounting to demographic change to drive out Assad's opponents.
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We drive out into Mashonaland, about 90 minutes from the capital, past giant commercial farms growing wheat and citrus.
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After one talk, someone suggested they drive out to the Idaho portion of the park to take some pictures.
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The president earlier Sunday gave a speech in Saudi Arabia, where he urged Muslim nations to drive out extremism.
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Locals can be hostile and superstitious – believing outsiders spell danger - and drive out newcomers with fear tactics or worse.
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And ultimately the men would drive out into the night — they had families to feed and rent to pay.
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The forces loyal to Mr. Assad will continue to encircle populations when they can't or won't drive out rebels.
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Here's a look at the military strategy Iraq and its allies might use to drive out the terrorist group.
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France intervened in 2013 to drive out al Qaeda-linked militants who had seized northern Mali the year before.
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"We're kinda breaking one of our rules," he said, as we prepared to drive out of the parking lot.
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But I'll go out, every day, for a nice drive out in the car with some good music on.
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Its devotion to open discourse is drawing an abundance of troublemakers who threaten to drive out the well-intentioned.
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New amenities plus new luxury housing drive up local housing prices, which drive out working-class and poorer residents.
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Some who become suicidal may "drive out in traffic and get killed so families can collect insurance," she said.
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A caravan of several cars attempted to drive out of the hillside neighborhood another way, with Woodcox in the lead.
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A week after it helped drive out the jihadists, there is no sign of the Turkish military in Jarablus itself.
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Blaming most of the region's problems on terrorism, he urged his audience of Sunni Muslim leaders to "drive out" extremists.
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Ever since, the Taliban have been fighting to drive out foreign forces and defeat the Western-backed government in Kabul.
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They said the firm did this to drive out rent-stabilized tenants and transform the building into a luxury condominium.
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When they drive out of the right lane, the onboard engine kicks on, as it reverts back to hybrid mode.
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In Saudi Arabia, where joblessness is three times higher, the government is raising work-permit fees to drive out migrants.
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He called on the Islamic world to unify and "drive out" terrorism in a speech in Saudi Arabia on Sunday.
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It's time to send a message to cities that stifle innovation and strangle economic opportunity: don't drive out ride-sharing.
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"We're here with 'Drive Out Trump and Pence' [signs] but this is directly correlated with what's going on," Jenkins said.
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You drive out there and there's a forest of rigs that are sitting on the side of the highway stacked.
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"Five years later, I was getting an award, and I asked my parents to drive out to Dallas," she explained.
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We would get up early or drive out to our location to chase—literally, chase—the last moments of light.
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" He went on and said, "A better future is only possible if your nations drive out the terrorists and extremists.
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That night, rumors swirled of a plot among aggrieved Tulum residents to start a counterinvasion and drive out the guards.
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When President Trump called on Muslims from Riyadh last week "to drive out the extremists," he did not mention how.
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The military, meanwhile, has excused its actions by claiming that it's only enacting "clearance operations" to drive out Muslim terrorists.
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These contests tend to drive out poorly performing contenders and win increased attention and credibility for those who do well.
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This is important because those types of violations can be signs of illegal construction practices used to drive out tenants.
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Spiraling costs helped to drive out Peugeot, Audi and Porsche, while Toyota's long-term future in the sport is unclear.
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Customers, particularly older ones, were not always able to drive out of town to get their cumin or garlic fix.
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Bret: It confirms once again the relevance of Gresham's law to politics — the bad tends to drive out the good.
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The military's inability to drive out Abu Sayyaf and Maute insurgents has become a major challenge for President Rodrigo Duterte.
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As she tried to drive out of the neighborhood, that's when she realized the situation was worse than she thought.
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It aims to drive out African Union peacekeepers, topple Somalia's Western-backed government and impose its strict version of Islam.
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Three years ago, she decided to pack up her station wagon and drive out west for some much-needed sun.
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The al Qaeda-linked al Shabaab insurgency has been fighting for years to drive out African Union peacekeepers supporting the government.
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The Taliban, fighting to install sharia in Afghanistan and drive out foreign forces, said the claims were intended to discredit it.
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The opposition says the deals amount to forced demographic change to drive out Assad's opponents, an aim which the government denies.
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In that case, Qualcomm is accused of selling chipsets below cost to drive out Icera - a practice known as predatory pricing.
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The drive out of New Orleans on I-10 West toward Iberville Parish snakes across wetlands carpeted in velvety green algae.
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They ran a lodging house, and they would drive out and pick up young girls and just rape and torture them.
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Instead it kept pumping oil to drive out higher-cost rivals, including some American shale producers, and preserve its market share.
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Opposition groups say this violence is part of a scorched-earth policy to drive out residents by denying them basic services.
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But this was an actual exorcism -- and included a character not normally seen in the traditional drive-out-the-devil script.
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For many years, my family made it a habit to drive out to places like the Malheur and other remote areas.
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The government said it was conducting "surgical airstrikes" to drive out the militants, whose snipers held strategic positions in the city.
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We drive out of the city and get on the I-26 toward Washington, D.C. It's about a four-hour drive.
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Last summer, my boyfriend and I took a day trip out to Walden Pond, just a short drive out of Boston.
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Parents opposed to Ms. Garg said she had used the Education Department's investigative arm to punish and drive out talented teachers.
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Former colonial power France intervened in 2013 to drive out al Qaeda-linked militants who seized northern Mali the year before.
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Whuppity Scoorie's origins are unclear, but some view it as a pagan festival meant to drive out evil and welcome spring.
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As for me, I drive out of Navajo, past buttes and cliffs under a frozen dawn sky scraped clean of clouds.
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Qayyara, a town that suffered under Islamic State, still reels from the aftermath of the fight to drive out the militants.
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I'd drive out to visit her every other weekend; when we weren't fucking, we were hanging out with her drug dealer.
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As we drive out to the northeastern corner of the park to pursue our third theory, we feel dejected. Sore. Alone. Sad.
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Al Shabaab aims to topple Somalia's government, drive out African Union peacekeeping troops and impose its own harsh interpretation of Islamic law.
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The trick was shoveling the pile in front of the garage door so there would be a path to drive out into.
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Activists, unions and lawmakers in New York managed to drive out Amazon's HQ2, which they said would lead to gentrification in Queens.
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While proponents were able to get many updated cinematic techniques incorporated into domestic filmmaking, they were unable to drive out the benshi.
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The group aims to topple Somalia's government, drive out African Union peacekeeping troops and impose its own harsh interpretation of Islamic law.
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He bogeyed the par-22008 220th hole and then double-bogeyed the par-5 15th after hitting his drive out of bounds.
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Turkey launched an assault last month on Afrin, seeking to drive out the YPG which it deems a menace along its border.
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I know it gives him, as it does many of us, a different purpose and drive out there on the football field.
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After getting the feel of a JLTV, students then drive out to I-5, to experience the max speed of the JLTV.
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He appealed to common religious principles, the creed of our founding fathers and a common language of love to drive out prejudice.
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So if yours is one of the 45% of households in New York that own a car, drive out of the city.
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The group aims to topple the government, drive out African Union peacekeeping troops and impose its own harsh interpretation of Islamic law.
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Others may be orchestrated by local politicians, to drive out NGOs that strive too diligently to prevent the embezzlement of donor funds.
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Simply spread the litter underneath the tires lacking traction, and you'll be able to drive out of the slippery snow and ice.
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They say they fear more crowded subway stations, an overburdened sewage system and rent increases that would drive out long-time residents.
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" Some of them have quotes, including Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous "Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that.
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I'd never witnessed it before, and it was absolutely worth the three-hour drive out (and three hours back), just to see it.
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Haftar, who heads the so-called Libyan National Army, has been working to drive out Islamist forces, with some success, said St John.
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G. has to drive out to the suburbs for his audio engineer internship today, so he jumps out of bed to get ready.
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The group launched a spring offensive last month, vowing to drive out the Western-backed government in Kabul and restore strict Islamic rule.
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Governments and other groups sometimes perpetrate or tolerate these abuses in order to intimidate, destroy, or drive out members of disfavored religious communities.
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Former colonial power France intervened in Mali in 2013 to drive out al Qaeda-linked militants who seized northern Mali the year before.
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Al Shabaab is waging an insurgency to overthrow the U.N.-backed government and drive out the African Union peacekeeping force that supports it.
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After a movie shoot, Mr. Both may drive out to Joshua Tree National Park or up into the mountains above Santa Barbara, Calif.
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There was also an attempted counter-coup organized by some aggrieved residents to drive out the guards from the properties seized in June.
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The Southern California schools will always be around because even the grossest incompetence cannot drive out the entirety of the local talent base.
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The group has been fighting to drive out the international forces backing the Afghan government and restore strict Islamic rule to the country.
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Sunni families and Shia families came to see one another as threats, and the militias committed massacres to drive out the other side.
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South Korean Sung Kang, who shared the halfway lead with Hatton, triple-bogeyed the final hole after pulling his drive out-of-bounds.
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A public option that is an extension of Medicare could drive out private plans, but only because taxpayers would shoulder huge new costs.
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Philippines army is struggling to drive out ISIS, even with US help Philippines army is struggling to drive out ISIS, even with US help Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's arbitrary deadline to defeat ISIS-affiliated fighters in the southern city of Marawi quietly passed Monday with victory nowhere in sight, setting off fresh concerns that the emerging Filipino terror group is stronger than advertised.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has said that the zones are a chance for rebels to "reconcile" with Damascus and drive out Islamist militants.
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If you drive out to visit Disney's Epcot center in Orlando, Florida, you will arrive at one of the biggest parking lots in America.
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" He then describes how he wants to take his "babe" on a long drive out of Los Angeles because he "only wants her presence.
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The dynamic could play an important role for candidates hoping to drive out young people who have not been part of the process before.
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I think Sutton, deep down, has the most drive out of any of them, but she's not as accustomed to speaking up for herself.
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Investigators were trying to determine if the occupants of the SUV were about to drive out of town or take a plane, sources said.
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Pruitt cited the Bible to justify his alliances with the oil and coal industries and to drive out many of the EPA's science advisers.
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They say the men are trying to drive out voters who might oppose them and win votes by promising supporters access to private land.
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Picnic provisions: Amir's Garden isn't exactly in the middle of a hub of activity, so come prepared, or drive out to the so-L.
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Singh's actions and words echoed those of Martin Luther King Jr. "Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that," King famously said.
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"Even if there is no government push, the market conditions will drive out more capacity," said Rachel Zhang, a steel analyst at Morgan Stanley.
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Schlapp's comments come as Trump has made immigration a central issue ahead of the midterms in an effort to drive out the Republican base.
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They will also drive out a lot of duplicate costs of running two sets of similar assets which are now under one Disney roof.
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In a speech in Riyadh last month, Trump called on Muslim leaders to drive out terrorists, but he also had strong words for Iran.
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The drive out to the Pimpama River, where Tiah's body was found, takes about 40 minutes and I'm forced to take a toll road.
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The Trump administration has taken another step in its program to use fear and cruelty to drive out legal, as well as illegal, immigrants.
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Min Aung Hlaing has led the military campaign to drive out Rohingya Muslims, an effort that the U.S. has declared to be ethnic cleansing.
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But, if I go to Austin, I'm going to drive out to Spicewood and go to Opie's, every time, and just go for it.
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Both parted ways, he to the airport terminal to check in for his flight, and she about to drive out of the parking lot.
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More than 403 million people were expected to fly or drive out of town during one of the busiest travel weeks of the year.
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These shoppers "don't want to drive out to the strip mall and buy the most stuff that's made as cheaply as possible," he said.
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Complicating the discussion is the fact that the demographics of Crown Heights are rapidly changing as increasing rent costs drive out many longtime residents.
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The militants aim to topple Somalia's government, to drive out African Union peacekeeping troops and to impose the group's own strict interpretation of Islamic law.
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In the summer of 2016, Turkey launched its military incursion alongside allied Syrian fighters to drive out both the Islamic State group and the YPG.
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The counterintuitive proposal was based on the idea that regulated sales would drive out illegal sellers, who do not care how old their customers are.
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Rights monitors and fleeing Rohingya say the army and Buddhist vigilantes have mounted a campaign to drive out the Muslim population and torch their villages.
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Naimi has always tried to use Saudi financial muscle and oil supply scale to drive out higher-cost producers or rivals during oil market downturns.
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Turkey is trying to drive out Kurdish fighters from the country's frontier with Syria, and many of those displaced come from villages near the border.
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A copper foil sheet is used, along with argon gas, in a furnace to drive out oxygen that spits graphene onto the copper foil sheet.
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But one of the Taliban commanders said the June ceasefire had helped U.S. forces, who the Taliban are trying to drive out of the country.
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On a cold morning in February, a couple of hours' drive out of rebel-held Donetsk, the undercover journalist's phone buzzed with an 'Unknown' number.
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According to a report in Globo newspaper, Marcela Temer brought in a priest to attempt to drive out any evil spirits, but to no avail.
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But as these projects proliferate, they increase property values, and attract more real estate investment which can ultimately drive out poor and working class residents.
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Deere charges $230, plus $130 an hour for a technician to drive out and plug a connector into their USB port to authorize the part.
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A successful Republican strategy in Tuesday's race for Georgia's 6th Congressional District included promoting a relentlessly anti-Pelosi message to drive out the conservative base.
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Ankara launched an offensive nearly two months ago against the town, to drive out Syrian Kurdish forces that control the northern region near Turkey's border.
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Twelve of those happened in Mosul, underscoring the danger that civilians face in the dense urban streets where forces are seeking to drive out ISIS.
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On a recent trip to Jackson Hole, I decided to drive out to the barn to see for myself what the hype was all about.
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"Darkness cannot drive out darkness only light can," Okirano Tilaia, a student at nearby Cashmere High School, told the crowd, according to the news service.
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The kids were excited because McDonald's finally opened a location nearby, and we didn't need to drive out 10 minutes like we used to do.
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Anthony Rizzo nearly made it 1-1 in the fourth with a drive out of the park down the right-field line that twisted foul.
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Vegas escorts are moaning alright, but for the wrong reason ... they say the 3rd presidential debate has sucked the sexual drive out of Sin City.
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Turkey launched an assault last month on Afrin, seeking to drive out the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia which it deems a menace along its border.
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The lucrative circumstances sometimes led landlords to drive out residents who were not homeless just so they could collect the larger payments from the city.
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"Throughout my time working at this Clark Construction site," he wrote, "it felt like there was a concerted effort to drive out the black workers."
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On my last day, I drive out to Yankeetown, to visit the salt marshes that ignited Jack Putz's interest in the Big Bend decades earlier.
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" Bertolini's memo begins with a quote by slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. "Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that.
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The Taliban launched a spring offensive in Afghanistan last month, vowing to drive out the Western-backed government in Kabul and restore strict Islamic rule.
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Iran and Iran-aligned armed groups have provided critical ground forces to the regime's campaign to drive out rebels, and Russia has lent powerful air support.
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After consoling Cersei, Jaime proposes using Tyrell forces to drive out the High Sparrow, who is preparing to make Margaery also do a walk of atonement.
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Israeli officials tell me Netanyahu wanted to address U.S. concerns but was also worried that any decision would anger China and drive out Chinese investors completely.
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Turkey launched its air and ground offensive on Afrin last month, seeking to drive out the YPG, which it deems a security threat along its border.
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It may even have been relieved that the speech was low in key and did not drive out memories of the spectacle that had preceded it.
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The group aims to drive out international peacekeepers, topple Somalia's Western-backed government and impose its strict version of Islam on the Horn of Africa state.
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But the Texan, whose long game this year has been marred by inconsistency, proceeded to block his drive out-of-bounds at the par-four 18th.
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The US's decision to pull out gave Turkish forces the green light to invade Syria on Wednesday and drive out the SDF, which contains Kurdish fighters.
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My mother would intone the appropriate incantations to drive out the evil spirits, and sprinkle our family, our home, and its surroundings with her lustral libations.
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The drop in demand for oil and gas will, therefore, lower prices and drive out high-cost producers, including most deep-water wells and tar sands.
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Assad and Iranian allies have sworn to recapture all Syria, while Turkey has threatened to drive out the SDF, which it sees as a terrorist group.
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The group's insurgency aims to drive out AMISOM, topple Somalia's Western-backed government and impose its strict version of Islam on the Horn of Africa state.
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O) with a new violation in a case where the U.S. chipmaker has been accused of selling chipsets below cost to drive out Nvidia Corp (NVDA.
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" Trump in his Sunday address called on Muslim nations to drive out extremism and described the battle against terrorism as a fight between "good and evil.
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On Friday, a convoy of evacuees began the long drive out of oil industry work camps north of the fire-ravaged Fort McMurray area Friday morning.
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Between August and December, the military said it carried out 435 airstrikes to drive out the Islamic State from Surt, a campaign called Operation Odyssey Lightning.
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The family is one of many fleeing this neighborhood in eastern Mosul as the Golden Brigade fights street by street, house by house, to drive out ISIS.
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The group's insurgency aims to drive out the peacekeepers, topple Somalia's western-backed government and impose its strict version of Islam on the Horn of Africa state.
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The field's resilience underpins the view that shale producers have weathered the storm unleashed in 2014, when OPEC flooded the market to drive out high-cost producers.
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Under the deal Turkey had pledged to drive out al Qaeda-inspired jihadists from the zone, but Russian military is increasingly questioning Ankara's ability to implement it.
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Today, Sirte is under siege by western-backed local militias trying to drive out thousands of ISIS fighters, who moved in a little over a year ago.
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His modus operandi was always the same: He'd borrow his mom's car, drive out to a patch of nearby national park, and throw some lit candles around.
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Trump will deliver a major speech Sunday to the leaders of more than two dozen Muslim nations and is expected to urge countries to drive out extremists.
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During the first stop on his trip, Trump gave a speech in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where he implored members of the Muslim world to drive out extremism.
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The Taliban, fighting to drive out international forces and establish their version of strict Islamic law, will not be attending but will be closely monitoring the talks.
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Some believe, with more hope than evidence, that good news can drive out fake news so that the counter-strategy lies primarily in supporting legitimate news sources.
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Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy hit his opening drive out of bounds en route to an 8-over 79, while Phil Mickelson stumbled to a 5-over 76.
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When you experience the video, I want you to think, feel, and be compelled to get into the streets and act to drive out this fascist regime.
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Last week, it emerged that the central government is working to drive out China's bitcoin miners, who are thought to account for the majority on the planet.
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Its insurgency aims to drive out African Union peacekeepers, topple Somalia's Western-backed government and impose its strict version of Islam on the Horn of Africa state.
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As I saw firsthand in India, the ruling party of Prime Minister Modi does not even hide its agenda to drive out Christians by the year 2025.
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There's quick-cured cod, which replaces dried bacalao with fish that's been salted for only a few hours and pressed to drive out some of its moisture.
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It has also held a wide crescent of additional territory in northern Iraq, much of which they seized after helping drive out Islamic State militants since 2014.
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HIDEAWAY I might drive out to Long Island and stay there the next two or three days, or I might stay in Brooklyn because it's more centralized.
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The absence of any penalty for not having insurance could cause some markets to fall into a death spiral as prices rise and drive out the healthy.
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The conflict became a regional proxy war months later, when a Saudi-led military coalition intervened to drive out the Houthis and restore the internationally recognized government.
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That volume that has increased steadily over the past few years despite nearly two decades of war and a bloody three-year battle to drive out ISIS.
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Would Amazon's arrival into a rapidly developing Long Island City only abet the gentrification that has already taken hold there and help drive out working-class residents?
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The concept was to drive out the Viet Cong guerrillas by sending small groups of volunteers into the villages to train bands of farmers, called Popular Forces.
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This is a misguided distraction from the hard work of evaluating and fixing the ways in which their cultures drive out the women who are actually hired.
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Some suggest they should take a page from Saudi Arabia's oil strategy, boosting production to drive out higher-cost competitors, with the goal of maximizing profit over time.
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So we did the two-hour drive out to the location—in darkness because I shoot at sunrise—and when we got to the spot, there it was.
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While they waited to sell their house in Racine, he'd drive out and cut the grass with their daughter Reese, and he'd sit and listen to the birds.
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Turkey-led forces will begin besieging the town in coming days, part of Ankara's operation to drive out the Kurdish YPG militia, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday.
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Al Shabaab's insurgency aims to drive out African Union peacekeepers, topple Somalia's Western-backed government and impose its strict version of Islam on the Horn of Africa state.
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The Commission is checking allegations that Western Union colluded with banks to drive out smaller rivals in the money transfer market, Bloomberg cited two unnamed sources as saying.
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She made abstract paintings, but she didn't drive out her experience of flowers, her imaginings of something she could not actually see, or her belief in technological progress.
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"This incident reminds us that we must remain vigilant and not hesitate to do everything in our power to drive out racism in our midst," Mr. Richardson said.
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The attack underlined the security threat posed by Islamist militants fighting to topple the Afghan government and drive out foreign troops stationed there for the last 15 years.
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Its goal was clear: to drive out the few hundred refugees who'd recently settled in town, many of them fleeing conflict in Syria and Afghanistan, at any cost.
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Al Shabaab's insurgency aims to drive out African Union peacekeepers, topple Somalia's western-backed government and impose its strict version of Islam on the Horn of Africa state.
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For those who do live in a major city, he says it may be worth it to drive out of the metro area to do big shopping hauls.
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Republicans have vented frustration that Trump is drowning out the strong economy and his tax cuts by largely focusing on red-meat issues to drive out the base.
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Considering that many people will drive out of their way to save a few dollars on gas, why would they waste thousands on funds without thinking about it?
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The bona fide pornography that I'd been sure would drive out all other video genres—as a predator plant strangles diverse flora and unbalances ecosystems—never showed up.
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How long had the gang members returned to openly carrying weapons in Rocinha, where 3,23 police and armored personnel carriers in late 2011 invaded to drive out traffickers?
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Justin, recalling their escape to CNN's "New Day" on Tuesday, said they thought the blaze was far enough away that they could drive out in their rental car.
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Many sacked Sunni army officers joined the Al Qaeda insurgency against American forces, though Sunni tribes later helped drive out the militants in the so-called Sunni Awakening.
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To keep the basement dry, his contractors installed a three-pump system that can handle a storm surge; it can drive out 60,000 gallons of water an hour.
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A former intelligence chief, Mr. Saleh has vowed to minimize the influence of warlords and local elites over the police and to drive out corruption among its forces.
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The superpower had fused its matchless intelligence-gathering with a local ally to drive out the world's worst terrorists at a relatively modest cost in blood and treasure.
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In a speech in Saudi Arabia, he urged Muslim leaders to drive out "the foot soldiers of evil," while promising not to chastise them over human rights violations.
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"We're in an unusually violent spike right now," said Jim Moore, an F.B.I. special agent who has spent the last 214 years trying to drive out Pueblo's gangs.
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SoftBank-backed Uber and WeWork typify the Vision Fund playbook: use near-infinite capital for aggressive marketing and expansion, drive out the competition or incumbents, then (presumably) win.
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When I arrived on the ground in Brownsville, I made the short drive out to SpaceX's assembly site for the Mk1 in the small community of Boca Chica.
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Prosecutors accused the group of being driven by xenophobic views and a Nazi ideology and of wanting to create a climate of fear that would drive out foreigners.
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On our drive out to blacktop at the end of the day I was reminded, and not for the last time, that archaeology and anthropology are close cousins.
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There was also this cautionary note: "When you drive out to the start at Hopkinton, do not drive over the actual course," Walt Bingham and Andy Crichton wrote.
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Hun Sen's dominance dates from 1985, when he became prime minister under the patronage of occupying Vietnamese forces he had helped to drive out his former Khmer Rouge comrades.
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They gave their heart, their blood, and their very lives on those beaches to drive out the enemy and strike a lasting victory for our country and for freedom.
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Kurdish Regional Government forces, also known as the Peshmerga, is a 100,000-strong military force, backed by the United States in its mission to drive out ISIS from Iraq.
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"There is no question that the violence in northern Rakhine State – intended to terrorize, drive out, and exterminate Rakhine's Rohingya population – meets the definition of genocide," the letter said.
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Fighting continued to the north and south of Aleppo as army units tried to drive out rebels there and "achieve security and stability" in the province, the statement said.
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In Panama, the Chinese government is building its own port in Colon to exert more control over international trade between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres and drive out competition.
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Not long ago social media held out the promise of a more enlightened politics, as accurate information and effortless communication helped good people drive out corruption, bigotry and lies.
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We had to do the work and then drive out to his house and play it for him, and then go back and change everything we'd done all week.
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Cities from Italy's Venice to Malaysia's George Town have also seen protests over the huge influxes of tourists, which can cause damage, boost rents and drive out local life.
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Banners of Shi'ite leaders that militiamen erected after helping drive out the Sunni extremists of Islamic State two years ago have been removed amid fears of renewed sectarian tension.
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The majority of Dollar General's stores are in rural communities, so offering the brand might save small-town shoppers a longer drive out to Target or Walgreens, she said.
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One model is the United States after Prohibition: alcohol taxes were set low at first, to drive out the bootleggers; later, with the Mafia gone, they were ramped up.
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The problem is related to Twitter's well-documented harassment issues, but at this point, even a vigorous anti-harassment system might not be enough to drive out white supremacists.
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The round could have been even more special for Day save for a wild drive out of bounds left on the ninth hole that led to a double-bogey.
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In the winter, the ranchers drive out to the water sources on the land and break up the ice so grazing animals and wildlife alike have water to drink.
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The Prijedor region was a stronghold of ultra-nationalist Serbs who sought during the war to drive out Bosnian Muslim and Croat inhabitants to create an ethnically Serb territory.
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Turkey launched its air and ground assault on Afrin in January to drive out the YPG, which it sees as terrorists with links to a Kurdish insurgency at home.
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"Additional assets have deployed to the area in order to bolster security operations and drive out the Taliban," Resolute Support spokesman Captain Thomas Gresback said in an emailed statement.
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Fundamentally, if Sanders and his movement want to succeed in remaking the Democratic Party in their image, they can't just drive out every person in a position of power.
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"I would not drive out of my way for this particular event," said Terry Onsager, a physicist at NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center, which issued the geomagnetic storm watch.
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Cousins of mine eat 12 grapes at midnight, one by one, and silently recite as many wishes, while my aunt burns incense to drive out any lingering bad juju.
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A crucial reason, the study concluded, was that toxic workers tended to drive out other employees, a phenomenon that appeared to have occurred in some recent high-profile cases.
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Adding weight to a car by pushing down on the hood or placing rocks on top of it can help increase traction when attempting to drive out of snow.
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Al Shabaab has been fighting for years to drive out African Union peacekeepers, topple the central government and impose its own harsh interpretation of Sharia (Islamic law) in country.
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The three of them hop in their van and drive out of the parched field, dust devils eddying in their wake, toward the road that will take them south.
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The complaint — only the second initiated by Secretary Ben Carson during his tenure — charges that Hesperia's city council enacted an ordinance in 2015 intended to drive out minority residents.
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National Review contributor Jim Geraghty wrote that BuzzFeed had allowed a "social-media-mob-stirring, guilt-by-association, drive-out-the-heretics philosophy" to govern its editorial decision making.
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That entire neighborhood still feels different to me, knowing that if you have to, you could abandon a car here, hop into another vehicle, drive out, and probably get away.
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For years, critics of the law have said that its health-insurance markets will enter a "death spiral" in which rising premiums drive out healthy buyers, forcing premiums higher still.
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Another woman, 65-year-old Anita Waters, told the Times that she was trapped near her mobile-home park in Paradise before being able to drive out of the area.
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Serbia lost control of Kosovo after NATO bombing in 1999 to drive out Serb forces following a counter-insurgency in which more than 13,000 people, mainly Kosovo Albanians, were killed.
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The group carries out frequent attacks in and around the capital Mogadishu in its decade-old attempt to topple the Western-backed government and drive out African Union peacekeeping troops.
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I would drive out and hang out in Azusa, and they had a recording studio out in their garage, and I liked them all and was really fascinated by it.
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Before long, we learn from that Kyle has the power to drive out the kind of demons possessing Joshua, and the reverend asks for his help in his holy work.
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In the same way that thousands came out to drive out Mubarak and call for increased freedom and democracy, she reassessed her own vision – for herself and for her company.
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Ultimately, though, to paraphrase Martin Luther King Jr., only light can drive out darkness, and only through liberated science and communications can we develop sensible strategies for curbing climate change.
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I lose that grip every day after dismissal when I drive out of the school parking lot and toward the grocery store to pick up two huge bottles of wine.
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With conditions perfect for setting forests ablaze, timber smugglers hoping to cover their tracks, poachers looking to drive out animals and farmers hoping to clear new ground see an opportunity.
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Turkey launched an offensive on Afrin in January to drive out the YPG, which it regards as a terrorist group and as an extension of a Kurdish insurgency at home.
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"The Saudis are hoping to drive out of business American producers, and in particular shale producers, largely in the Permian Basin in Texas and in North Dakota," Cruz told CNBC.
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If I were more disciplined, I'd buy secondhand, but I have neither the time nor the patience to source it and drive out to the hinterlands to pick it up.
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Bolstered by steampunk inventions both familiar (dirigibles) and beautifully strange (clockwork prosthetic hands that can be weaponized), the citizens of Everfair wage a successful war to drive out Leopold's minions.
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Murder and rape happen in all societies, but this girl's body was a battleground: Hindu extremists were trying to terrorize and drive out the Muslim community that Asifa belonged to.
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Whatever happened, García told himself, he would drive out Magnolia Lane at the end of his 19th Masters appearance having improved upon his career-best fourth-place finish from 2004.
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Imagine a narrow space in a parking lot and how much easier it is to drive out of it, especially in one continuous maneuver, than it is to navigate in.
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Sunni areas formed Sunni militias, and Shia did the same, at first to protect from one another, then to drive out the other group, and eventually to kill one another.
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Threatened by the entrance of Uber and Grab's ride-hailing service, some 200 drivers in tourist-friendly Chiang Mai, Thailand, have decided to band together to drive out the new threat.
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The army helped occupy the neighborhood before the 2014 World Cup in Brazil to drive out the gangs, but residents say police were unable to retain control once the military left.
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It was a festival where you'd drive out to the desert if you lived in L.A. Maybe then people were flying in from everywhere, but it feels as if its progressed.
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"To say that this special operation is to drive out the 'low-end population' is irresponsible and baseless," the Beijing government said in a statement carried by state media on Sunday.
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Sounds suspiciously like strangers supposedly handing out candy that is actually drugs that will knock you out just long enough for the van to drive out into the middle of nowhere.
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In his most forceful argument on Sunday, Trump exhorted Muslim-majority countries to do more to eradicate terrorist groups that claim the mantle of Islam, urging Muslims to "drive out" terrorists.
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Of chief concern are fears that once developed, the area will grow desirable, property will rocket in price and the gentrification that was seen in New York will drive out locals.
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During his speech Sunday, Trump urged the Muslim world to "drive out the extremists" and struck a more accommodating tone toward Islam, a religion he repeatedly targeted during his presidential campaign.
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Here's what that means (NY Times)With voting complete in Mississippi and Kentucky, Trump turns attention to the last gubernatorial contest of the year, looking to drive out Louisiana's Democratic Gov.
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With support from President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, he has promised to drive out Islamist militants and "liberate" Tripoli, bringing the capital's militias to heel.
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In theory, someone—even me—could strap one of these panels to the bed of a truck, drive out to the desert, and live off the grid with water to spare.
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In Riyadh, Trump made an impassioned appeal to Arab and Islamic leaders to "drive out" terrorists, while singling out Iran as a key source of funding and support for militant groups.
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Libya is caught between a military strongman who sells himself as the only force who can drive out terrorists and a U.N.-backed government that has failed to earn widespread support.
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The most obvious historical parallel is "Operation Wetback," the name given to the federal government's campaign to deport and drive out Mexican immigrants in the border states in 1954 and 1955.
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South Korean conservatives fear that Mr. Kim's real intention is not to denuclearize but to use negotiations for a peace treaty to drive out 28,500 American troops based in the South.
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Fundamentally, if Sanders and his movement want to succeed in remaking the Democratic Party in their image, they can't just drive out every person in a position of power right now.
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Taliban insurgents, fighting to drive out international forces from Afghanistan and reintroduce their version of strict Islamic law, claimed responsibility for the attack, which spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid said killed 190 people.
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After securing a couple of outfits at Patron of the New, Pop Smoke (born Bashar Jackson) slipped behind the wheel of his navy Range Rover for a drive out to Canarsie.
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The attack is consistent with Mr. Assad's calculated strategy of attempting to drive out the civilian population in rebel strongholds through bombing neighborhoods and civilian targets, The Times's Anne Barnard reported.
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Members of the paramilitary police gave Reuters insider descriptions of the operation to drive out the Rohingya from Inn Din, confirming that the military played the lead role in the campaign.
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The location is a surprising choice as it's not in a major city, rather a holiday town popular for its quiet seaside setting an hour-and-a-half drive out of Sydney.
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"Tesla is likely hoping to use low prices to drive out competition and gain market share," said Timothy Fox, vice president and research analyst at Clearview Energy Partners, an energy research firm.
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Militants from the al Qaeda-affiliated group al Shabaab have carried out frequent attacks in Mogadishu as they fight to oust Somalia's Western-backed government and drive out African Union peacekeeping troops.
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It would drive out many of the foreigners who have made Hong Kong their home, as well as Hong Kongers who, anticipating such an eventuality, have acquired emergency passports and boltholes elsewhere.
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When a hot car is identified by license plates or vehicle identification numbers, Mr. Hall and others on his team drive out, block the car from moving and call the Anchorage police.
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Reduced profitability, particularly within firms who have exited the commission-based structure, will drive out those professionals who do not have the right licensing or capability to operate in a fiduciary capacity.
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NATO intervened in 1999 with 11 weeks of air strikes to drive out Serbian forces accused of massacring ethnic Albanian civilians and expelling hundreds of thousands in a brutal counter-insurgency campaign.
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Guard shacks sit at the base of each operation, and the men who work in them are quick to hop into a pickup truck and drive out to meet would-be trespassers.
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" Harry also referenced his wife, noting that Meghan "often reminds" him of "one of her favorite quotes by Martin Luther King Jr.": "Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that.
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Most are claimed by the al Qaeda-linked al Shabaab militia, which is fighting to overthrow the weak U.N.-backed government and drive out the African Union peacekeeping force that supports it.
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What I wasn't factoring in was that scandals and dysfunction would drive out all the adults 2/ "Morale in the West Wing has sunk to a new low," Landler and Haberman wrote.
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The Taliban, fighting to re-establish strict Islamic rule in Afghanistan and drive out international forces backing the government in Kabul, control large stretches of the province and have targeted Lashkar Gah.
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Vale and its two main rivals, Australia's Rio Tinto Ltd and BHP Billiton Ltd , have ramped up output in an attempt to boost market share and drive out smaller, higher-cost producers.
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But if the Hashemite Kingdom continues on the path of bowing to the religious right, censorship can only drive out the musicians, authors, and other artists to the point of cultural irrelevance.
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Two trucks would race on in a straight line, hit a corner, launch over a dirt hump to a bored-sounding "ooh" from the crowd, land the jump, and then drive out.
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Syrian government forces "had the full right to protect its sovereignty and to drive out, liquidate the terrorist threat on its territory", Lavrov was cited as saying by the Interfax news agency.
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Al Shabaab is fighting to topple Somalia's government, establish their own rule based on their strict interpretation of Islamic law and drive out of the country peacekeepers deployed by the African Union.
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There was only one way to figure out if this thing was actually real: to drive out to the only gas station that was doing the rebrand IRL, in San Dimas, California.
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Arab coalition troops pounded targets in the main port city in an effort to drive out Iran-aligned rebels, while dock workers unloaded aid to feed six million people for a month.
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That status quo served useful ends for Washington, first to drive out the Islamic State and later, under Mr. Trump, as a potential bargaining chip with the Syrian government and its allies.
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He describes a global phenomenon he calls "hyper-gentrification," in which political forces join hands with corporate interests to drive up prices and drive out poor people and the places they go.
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Militants from the al Qaeda-affiliated group al Shabaab have carried out frequent attacks in Mogadishu as they fight to topple Somalia's Western-backed government and drive out African Union peacekeeping troops.
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President George H.W. Bush&aposs 1991 intervention in Kuwait to drive out Iraqi forces would provide the template for that new strategy, while seeming to presage a veritable new way of war.
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Hopefully, this monstrous attack against children in Manchester will motivate Muslim and non-Muslim leaders around the world to take decisive action to implement the president's call to drive out radical Islamists.
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The province is one of the key battlegrounds for the Taliban, who launched a spring offensive last month, vowing to drive out the Western-backed government in Kabul and restore strict Islamic rule.
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This may in turn drive out bank deposits and push up borrowing costs, as measured by bond yields, for debt-laden governments such as Italy, as happened during the 2010-12 debt crisis.
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According to the man in the car, Chris Hampshire, a gate attendant tried to detain him while "screaming bloody murder" because he allegedly tried to drive out of the park the wrong way.
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Our hosts Franco Stalteri and Adam Gollner drive out to Ontario's Prince Edward County to meet some of the people that are making this fertile winemaking region one of the best in Canada.
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Kosovo seceded almost a decade after NATO intervened with air strikes to drive out Serbian forces and halt the killing and expulsion of ethnic Albanian civilians during a two-year counter-insurgency war.
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The opposition's external backers, Saudi Arabia and Jordan, have reportedly started to reduce their support, as Russia and Iran continue to ramp up their backing of Assad, and attempt to drive out ISIS.
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" According to CityRealty, the building "offers almost door-to-door access with its drive-in, drive-out underground parking garage with valet and a second lobby for residents wishing to take private elevators.
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An artifact of the highway-building era, a product of eminent domain, the ground at its feet was designed so that you, vacationing tourist, you, suburban visitor, could drive in and drive out.
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The cars were wrapped in black-and-white graphic camouflage to disguise their exact designs, but the cars did drive out under their own quiet electric power (unlike Faraday Future's much-hyped prototype).
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As late as 1896, in a town in Fujian, city bureaucrats presided over a ritual to drive out the hungry ghosts of people who had been killed while fighting Japanese invaders in Manchuria.
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The rally follows a series of major demonstrations in Budapest in recent weeks, triggered by a new law that would drive out of Hungary a top university founded by U.S. financier George Soros.
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Delays could expose Macron and his government to the same political backlash that ultimately pushed Gerhard Schroeder, the chancellor responsible for Germany's "Agenda 2010" reform drive, out of office a dozen years ago.
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We want D.C. residents to be able to have the choice to buy legally, and we also want to drive out the illegal market, which we know can promote violence in our communities.
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In Hampton Roads, Va., nearly half of residents reported being unable to drive out of their neighborhoods at some point last year because of flooding at high tide as sea levels have risen.
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The Taliban, fighting to restore strict Islamic rule to Afghanistan and drive out foreign forces, issued a statement saying the leaflet made clear "that this war is a war between Islam and unbelief".
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"They let me drive out in the field in our station wagon and dig up a few rows of peanuts so that we'd have enough to bring back to the lab," Burks recalls.
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Oil markets have been oversupplied since the decision by top exporter Saudi Arabia not to balance the market by cutting output, but rather to let low prices eventually drive out higher-cost producers.
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Earlier, EU antitrust regulators said they would investigate whether the proposed merger of Italian eyewear maker Luxottica and French lenses maker Essilor would push up prices and drive out rivals from the market.
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"Schools should not be a place that drive out faith and religion, but that should welcome faith and religion with wide open, beautiful arms," Trump says during a Faith and Freedom Coalition conference.
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In an effort to reduce their missions to the beach, Vík's ICE-SAR team posted a sign urging people to only drive out on the lava field with large four-wheel drive vehicles.
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The insurgents, fighting to drive out the Western-backed government in Kabul, now control much of the province and have long operated in Babaji, just to the north of the center of Lashkar Gah.
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Asked by CNN's Erin Burnett if he represented the elite interests Trump promised to drive out of politics, Ross argued he did not because of his positive relationships with blue collar workers and unions.
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Naturally, I'm blocking in everyone else in the driveway, so we have to push the truck to the back as best we can so that the other cars can drive out over the lawn.
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France intervened in Mali four years ago to drive out al Qaeda-linked militants who hijacked a rebellion in 2012 by ethnic Tuaregs and attempted to take control of the central government in Bamako.
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The attacks have undermined support for President Ashraf Ghani, who offered in February to hold peace talks with Taliban insurgents fighting to drive out international forces and reimpose their version of strict Islamic law.
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To make sure it doesn't drive out of bounds (and into traffic), and does spot trees, benches or other barriers, Kobi makes use of two beacons placed in the yard to help it navigate.
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On Sunday talk shows, Nikki Haley, the US envoy to the UN, laid out the rest of the Syria to-do list: fight ISIS, drive out Iran's influence there and find a political solution.
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Despite the warnings, a driver decided to test his pickup truck outfitted with oversized tires and drive out to the tip of the Humboldt Bay North Jetty, you know, to get a closer look.
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The militias, which helped Iraqi and U.S.-led international coalition forces drive out occupying Islamic State militants under an umbrella grouping known as the Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF), have broad influence in Iraqi politics.
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Trump during a visit to Riyadh over the weekend called on Muslim nations to help drive out extremism and described the battle against terrorists as a fight between good and evil, not between faiths.
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I visited Elephant Jungle Sanctuary, located one and a half hours' drive out of Chiang Mai in Thailand's north, where tourists are offered a prolonged four-hour photoshoot with the elephants posing on command.
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Trump also urged Arab and Islamic leaders to unite and do their share to defeat Islamist extremists, making an impassioned plea to "drive out" terrorists while toning down his own harsh rhetoric about Muslims.
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He is serving a 14-year sentence at the Federal Correctional Institution in Loretto, Pa., a five-hour drive out to the western part of the state, after being convicted of bribery in 2014.
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BADOUSH, Iraq (AP) — Thousands of Iraqis have fled an Islamic State-held town west of Mosul as Iraqi and coalition warplanes step up strikes ahead of a ground offensive to drive out the militants.
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Al Shabaab has in the past carried out frequent attacks in Mogadishu and other parts of Somalia in a bid to topple the country's Western-backed government and drive out African Union peacekeeping troops.
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Some of Mr. Trump's supporters say he is risking charges of hypocrisy for filling his cabinet with people of wealth and power — the very kinds of people he vowed to drive out of Washington.
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Proceed in an orderly, non-Jersey manner one quarter turn to the left and drive out of the grid in the direction of the arrow, which yields (see what I did there?) RALLYING CRY.
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The hogs tend to raid crops, drive out native species and transmit infectious diseases to humans, according to the Berryman Institute, an organization based in the Department of Wildland Resources at Utah State University.
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They see me drive out one morning to the gas station, then to the produce store, then to Safeway; later on I passed by a music school, stopped at a restaurant, then Whole Foods.
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GOP tacticians, however, will have to carefully target his appearances, as they seek to drive out the Trump base to vote in the knowledge that the polarizing President can also fire up Democratic turnout.
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Widespread bipartisan criticism followed Trump's announcement, described by numerous lawmakers and security officials as an abandonment of America's Kurdish allies governing the region after they lost heavy casualties helping the U.S. drive out ISIS.
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Handed the honor of hitting the first shot of the tournament, the veteran American sent his drive out of bounds before running up a quadruple-bogey eight on the way to an ugly 81.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Wimbledon was invaded by thousands of flying ants on Wednesday, causing much annoyance to players, officials and ticket holders alike - but there was little anyone could do to drive out the pests.
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If I'm not coming and going in a straight jacket, I'm using just before and as soon as I walk out the door, not even bothering to drive out of the parking lot first.
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The robocars could drive all day long, stopping only to refuel or for maintenance; at night, when there was less demand, they could drive out to a remote parking spot on the outskirts of town.
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We finally get the moving truck loaded and drive out to the 'burbs, but by now everyone is starving so we agree to take a break for a quick lunch before we attempt to unload.
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While he also accused low-spending members of the alliance of owing "massive amounts of money" to NATO, Trump said he and allies would drive out militants and urged all nations to do the same.
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Aung San fought with the Japanese against the colonial British who ruled Myanmar, then Burma, during World War II, before switching sides to drive out the Japanese and set Myanmar on the path to independence.
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Rights groups say more than half of more than 400 Rohingya villages in the north of Rakhine state have been torched in a campaign by the security forces and Buddhist vigilantes to drive out Muslims.
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Putting a soup kitchen in the lobby didn't drive out nearly as many rent-controlled tenants as they thought it would, and it brought on a lawsuit that's bound to cost millions before it's over.
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Trump during his trip to Saudi Arabia gave a speech urging members of the Muslim world to help drive out extremism, an address which provided a stark divergence from his inflammatory campaign rhetoric about Islam.
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The military's struggle to drive out the rebels has become a major challenge for the government of President Rodrigo Duterte, who declared martial law in the region last week and vowed to defeat the insurgents.
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Al Qaeda-affiliated al Shabaab militants often carry out attacks in Mogadishu and elsewhere in their campaign to topple Somalia's government and drive out African Union peacekeeping troops out of the Horn of Africa country.
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Alexander Gabyshev began his odyssey in March, promising to walk more than 8,000 kilometers (4,970 miles) from his native Yakutia region to the Russian capital to drive out Putin whom he had called a demon.
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"Whenever they&aposd drive out of Kensington Palace knowing there was a barrage of press photographers at the gate every morning when they went to school, [it] must have been incredibly difficult," she told Insider.
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The Australian picked up six strokes in 12 holes and strode to the 13th tee with the wind in his sails, but a wild drive out-of-bounds at that par four halted his run.
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Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, nearly a decade after NATO mounted air strikes to drive out Serb forces and halt the killing and ethnic cleansing of Albanians in a two-year Serb counter-insurgency.
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U.S. President Donald Trump wants to end the conflict between Afghan security forces and the Taliban, who are fighting to drive out international forces and reestablish their version of strict Islamic law after their 2001 ouster.
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Gambia has seen a spate of protests in recent days as the country struggles to reduce debt and drive out corruption since Barrow defeated long-term incumbent Yahya Jammeh in a presidential election in December 2016.
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Trump's visit to Israel follows his speech Sunday at the Arab Islamic American Summit in Saudi Arabia, where he said the U.S. was not at war with Islam and urged all countries to "drive out" extremists.
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Ghani was speaking at a U.N. conference on the 17-year-old war between Afghan security forces and the Taliban, which is fighting to drive out international forces and establish their version of strict Islamic law.
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The Catalan city has seen anti-tourism protests ramping up in recent years, and Airbnb is a frequent target as a perceived contributor to inflated rents which critics argue drive out families and damage local communities.
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The state estimates that it would provide $142 million in school funding, which supporters say is badly needed, while opponents argue that it would drive out businesses and high earners, imperiling the state's tepid economic growth.
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That approach to cooking is idyllic if you have time to drive out to these small farms and have the money to eat that way, but for the rest of the country, it is not achievable.
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"My Administration continues to work to drive out the darkness human traffickers cast upon our world," Trump wrote in a 2017 executive order in which he proclaimed January 2018 National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month.
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Then he and his 36-year-old bride, Julia McWilliams, followed their "Paris par Arrondissement" guidebook to find new spots to photograph and restaurants to try, or drive out to the country for picnics and sightseeing.
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Diaz drove in two runs with a double and Pham picked on a hanging 23-1 slider from Foltynewicz and sent a drive out to straightway center field over the glove of a leaping Ender Inciarte.
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For four years, the United Arab Emirates have been the military linchpin of the Saudi-led war in Yemen, providing weapons, money and thousands of ground troops to a campaign to drive out Yemen's Houthi rebels.
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For four years, the United Arab Emirates have been the military linchpin of the Saudi-led war in Yemen, providing weapons, money and thousands of ground troops to a campaign to drive out Yemen's Houthi rebels.
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Democrats have seen improvements in these numbers in recent days as more early voting locations have opened up and they were able to drive out African-American voters at "souls to the polls" events last weekend.
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Many of the Old City's narrow streets remain inundated by wreckage left by the air strikes of U.S.-led coalition forces that helped Iraqi government forces drive out IS after nine months of devastating urban warfare.
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Several years ago, the local government began razing large tracts of housing in the city, in what many see as an ongoing effort to drive out the often frugal snowbirds by denying them places to rent.
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Beijing is in the midst of one of the most aggressive campaigns in recent history to drive out rural migrants, evicting thousands from their homes and leveling neighborhoods in scenes that evoke the devastation of war.
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With the approach of milder spring weather, security officials have said they expect fighting to surge as the Taliban, fighting to drive out international forces and re-impose their version of strict Islamic law, step up pressure.
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U.S. officials estimate that the Taliban, fighting to drive out foreign forces and impose strict Islamic law on Afghanistan, control or contest around 40 percent of the country, although they have not taken any major provincial city.
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Directed by David Mackenzie, the film stars Chris Pine as Robert the Bruce, the burly, bearded nobleman with a heart of gold who fought to unite Scotland and drive out the British in the early 14th century.
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That's where Bryant's family encountered Whaley's practice of a form of prayer called "blasting," in which church members loudly shout and allegedly circle and verbally and physically assault others in an effort to drive out perceived demons.
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Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, nearly a decade after NATO mounted air strikes to drive out Serb forces and halt the killing and ethnic cleansing of Albanians in a two-year Serb counter-insurgency campaign.
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The Taliban, fighting to drive out foreign forces and re-impose its version of strict Islamic law, said in a statement it had attacked a government army post overnight on Friday in the western province of Farah.
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Central governments should set standards and make sure that private schools are not preaching jihad, but headmasters should have the power to hire and fire teachers and good schools should be allowed to drive out bad ones.
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Istanbul (CNN)Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday announced a new operation in the northern Syrian province of Idlib to drive out an al Qaeda splinter group before the establishment of a de-escalation zone there.
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France, the former colonial power in the region, intervened in Mali in 2013 to drive out Islamist militants occupying the north and has since kept about 4,500 troops in the region as part of counter-terrorism operations.
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The recipients were often manifestly corrupt and sometimes had close ties to the same militias and insurgents who were trying to drive out the United States and make sure its entire nation-building project did not stand.
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Jadaan's comments suggest Riyadh could maintain its survival-of-the-fittest oil strategy, by using its vast supplies - Saudi Arabia produces more than a tenth of global crude - and financial muscle to drive out higher-cost rivals.
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Nestled into a very small town up in the hills about 20 minutes drive out of Byron, it's an oasis of fine Japanese cooking founded by two Japanese entrepreneurs who just opened a new outpost in Beijing.
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Margrethe Vestager, the European Union's top antitrust regulator, said last week that the use of data could provide many benefits, "but not if that data is monopolized by a few companies, and used to drive out competition."
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Also starring Michael Shannon, the film will follow the soldiers as they join forces with a warlord in an attempt to drive out the Taliban years before the official start of the Iraq and Afghanistan war in 2003.
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Alexander W. Conrad, 26, of Chandler, had been supporting Operation Octave Shiel, a joint coalition effort by U.S., Kenyan and Somali soldiers to drive out the al Qaeda-affiliated group, al-Shabab, U.S. defense Department officials said Saturday.
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The big picture: As the density of the world's biggest cities keeps increasing, hopping in a car to drive out to a big-box suburban store 8 or 10 miles away is becoming a thing of the past.
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Al Shabaab is waging an insurgency to overthrow the western-backed government and drive out the AU peacekeepers supporting it in a bid to take over the Horn of Africa country and impose its strict interpretation of Islam.
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Once in a region, the invasive ants drive out native ant populations, and though ant wars may seem to be of little consequence to some, the invasions have impacts that can often be seen without a magnifying glass.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey is ready for hundreds of thousands of refugees from the Iraqi city of Mosul if a U.S.-backed operation to drive out Islamic State fuels sectarian violence, Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmus said on Monday.
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BRUSSELS/MILAN (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators will investigate whether the planned 46-billion-euro ($54 billion) merger of Italian eyewear maker Luxottica and French lens manufacturer Essilor could drive out rivals from the market or push up prices.
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For the former marine commando, commemorations in June marking the 75th anniversary since more than 150,000 allied troops invaded France to drive out Nazi Germany forces will be a time to reflect on fallen friends and foes alike.
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But a 2018 study from UC Berkeley shows how California CBDs (there are 16 in San Francisco) actually amplify anti-homeless rhetoric by supporting policies that "exclude or drive out homeless people" with taxpayer money, Fast Company reports.
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"By allowing everybody equal access, you run the risk that bad actors and hate speech drive out and chill the environment for others," said Emily Bell, the director of the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia University.
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Like Lipton, she accused Cuomo of attempting to drive out his political opponents with too heavy a hand -- and worried that it would cripple the organizations that rely in large part on labor's support to fund their work.
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Even if greater economic pressure fails to drive out Maduro, going all-in could have the convenient side benefit of strengthening his 2020 reelection chances in Florida, where, along with Cuban-Americans, Venezuelan-Americans are key swing voters.
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The city made no mention of a ban on private vehicles leaving but one resident told Reuters she could not drive out of the city because guards were blocking the entrance to a highway she hoped to take.
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It had to rent space at the head end of fiber cable in a warehouse even farther out of town; when work arrived from Vancouver or London, a production assistant would drive out to physically pick it up.
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And, to paraphrase Martin Luther King Jr., we will continue to honor him by shining a light on the contributions of anyone who seeks to drive out the darkness of our time to lift the lives of others.
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When the Trump 2020 campaign machine slides into full gear, it won't be the Democrats' policies, no matter how far left, that will resonate the hardest with the voters Trump hopes to drive out in his support again.
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Alicia Glen, the deputy mayor for housing and economic development, said homelessness was a piece of a much broader and equally stubborn problem of rising rents and stagnating wages that threatened to drive out middle-class New Yorkers.
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The dispute has come to a head over the Syrian town of Manbij, where Turkey has threatened to drive out a YPG-led force and warned the United States - which has troops there - not to get in the way.
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The House Freedom Caucus, the outside group of agitators who helped drive out John Boehner from the speakership, seems reluctant to mount a challenge against the speaker, with some members saying they want to focus on helping Trump instead.
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Related: Kenya Destroys Suspected al Shabaab Camps As Group Argues About the Islamic State Al Shabaab has links to al Qaeda and seek to overthrow Somalia's weak Western-backed government and drive out the African Union soldiers supporting them.
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Because when a group like al-Qaeda or ISIS comes along and tells people it's time to take up arms and drive out the Western influence once and for all, where, exactly, do you think they're going to start?
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Government planes have dropped leaflets this week over rebel-held parts of Daraa province, comparing the area to the Damascus suburbs of eastern Ghouta and urging its residents to "cooperate" with the armed forces to drive out armed groups.
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The recent attacks in the region are generally viewed as targeting France and its allies after Paris intervened militarily in Mali in 2013, to drive out al Qaeda-linked militants who had seized the desert north a year earlier.
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For almost three years the world has been awash with billions of barrels of unwanted oil, after the explosion in U.S. shale production and OPEC's strategy of producing as much crude as possible to drive out less profitable rivals.
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The recent attacks in the region are generally viewed as targeting France and its allies after Paris intervened militarily in Mali in 2013 to drive out al Qaeda-linked militants who had seized the desert north a year earlier.
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France, the former colonial power in the region, intervened in Mali in 2013 to drive out Islamist militants who had occupied the north and has since kept about 4,500 troops in the region as part of counter-terrorism operations.
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Instead, through three cyclical downturns in oil prices, Naimi has always chosen to use Saudi Arabia's vast oil supply scale - Riyadh produces more than a tenth of global crude - and its financial muscle to drive out higher cost rivals.
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It could threaten U.S. plans to stabilize and rebuild a large area of northeast Syria - beyond Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's control - where the United States helped a force dominated by the YPG to drive out Islamic State fighters.
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It's extra good because the grocery store I drive out to on the weekends just got another shipment of those giant, lumpy, beautiful mandarin oranges called dekopon, or shiranuhi, and they're sweet and juicy and seedless and $1.99 apiece.
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Canada's oil sands sector has become one of the biggest victims of the global oil price crash that began in 2014 when top OPEC producer Saudi Arabia flooded the market with cheap crude to drive out high cost competitors.
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The coming days will show if the Syrian foes, who do not always obey their patrons, will work together for the first time against the Islamic State, or drive out the extremists and then try to kill one another.
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Predatory pricing is used widely to drive out the competition and firms often take on losses to offer deals and discounts, Sarwant Singh, head of mobility and visionary innovation group at Frost & Sullivan, wrote in a recent op-ed.
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I have seen glimmers of hope, but if those glimmers are to shine bright enough to drive out the darkness of female oppression, we must provide safety and security to the women of Afghanistan striving to rebuild their nation.
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The effects of their impact-fused, high-explosive shells would suppress defenders, but to eliminate or drive out determined defenders from a substantial building by fire was a slow process, often requiring its systematic destruction from the top down.
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Things went from bad to worse at the par-four ninth when he pulled his drive out-of-bounds for another double and, though there were no more dropped shots on the back nine, the damage had been done.
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Ghani has offered peace talks with the Taliban, who have been fighting to drive out foreign forces and re-establish their version of strict Islamic law to Afghanistan, but the movement has so far shown no sign of accepting the offer.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's Tata Sons has called shareholder meetings at group companies including Tata Motors and Tata Steel in an attempt to drive out former chairman Cyrus Mistry from the operating businesses of the $100 billion steel-to-software conglomerate.
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Turkish and U.S. forces began joint patrols on Thursday in the Manbij region, a source of friction in recent years after Kurdish forces took part of the area in a U.S.-backed offensive to drive out Islamic State in 2016.
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Ankara launched its offensive in the Afrin region on its border in January, aiming to drive out the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia, which it sees as an extension of the PKK group that has fought a three-decade insurgency inside Turkey.
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OPEC, which collectively accounts for a third of global output, failed to agree any cuts at a meeting last month, with the Saudis apparently determined to maintain their market share and drive out high-cost producers in the United States.
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Saudi Arabia and OPEC, of which it is the de facto leader, have refused to cut oil production in a bid to support prices, preferring to drive out competitors elsewhere (shale oil producers in the U.S. and Canada, for example).
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President Ashraf Ghani has offered to hold peace talks with the Taliban but there has so far been little sign the insurgents are willing to end their fight to drive out foreign forces and reestablish their version of strict Islamic law.
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But, uh, maybe getting a fifth refill on the bottomless piña coladas (and letting friends Snapchat the whole thing) or blowing off a family barbecue to drive out of town with someone you just met is a little, er, much?
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Al Shabaab has in the past year staged multiple attacks against African Union bases in Somalia, part of a guerrilla warfare strategy to drive out foreign troops and impose its harsh version of Islamic law across the Horn of Africa nation.
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On the date of Sahir's birth, May 23, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte declared martial law across the southern island of Mindanao, vowing to drive out the militants – an alliance of groups that have pledged allegiance to the Islamic State group.
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" Added Steiner, "We are committed to recycling and we will continue to work to change the business model to generate revenue that covers our processing costs and drive out operating expenses so that the business is sustainable over the long term.
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Uber's decisions—the self-driving car research, the ignore regulations now, lobby away the problems later tactics, the selling of rides below market value to drive out competition—all make sense as a capitalistic endeavor designed to maximize long-term profits.
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The report said the army destroyed 10 villages as it sought to stamp out an insurrection and accused the militia of killing hundreds of people, destroying four villages and attacking church property in a campaign to drive out government troops.
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While polls show a majority of Californians are ready to jump on board, and legalization could bring in as much as $1 billion in new tax revenue, some growers are saying the measure if passed would drive out small farmers.
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Xiao intervened heavily in the stock index futures market, trying to drive out "malicious short-sellers" looking to profit from slumping share values, but the result was wholesale investor flight from index futures: the operation was successful but the patient died.
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To protect itself from accusations of subjectively favouring some search results over others, Google relies on the weight of "good information" to drive out the bad from its results, or making changes to its algorithms that affect all searches equally.
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Her sister, Ana Miranda Kreyszig, who lives in New York, said her sister and mother, who live in a suburb of the capital San Juan, tried to drive out to see him, but were unable to get through, she told CNN.
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"We would cop, drive out of the neighborhood a little bit, and pull over where we could in a desolate area," said Ms. Kowal, who changed her name from Lynne Ann Margadonna and said she stopped using drugs 18 years ago.
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Then the real racing started and it was...well, two trucks would race on in a straight line, hit a corner, launch over a dirt hump to a bored-sounding "ooh" from the crowd, land the jump, and then drive out.
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Relief agencies are grappling with similar pressures in the north of Syria, assisting more than 137,000 people who fled the city of Afrin in recent weeks as Turkish troops mounted an offensive to drive out the Kurdish forces controlling it.
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After Turkey threatened to invade early last year to drive out Kurdish forces, which Turkey considers terrorist, the United States started running patrols from bases in the olive groves near town to keep one ally, Turkey, from attacking another, the Kurds.
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A Vietnamese legend says that in the 15th century, a nationalist hero borrowed a magic sword, used it to drive out occupying Chinese forces and returned it to a turtle that surfaced in Hoan Kiem, the Lake of the Returned Sword.
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"We'd throw everybody into the station wagon, drive out to Cape Cod, stay in a little two- or three-bedroom cottage a block from the beach, have a phenomenal time and come back sunburned a couple weeks later," he said.
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Many local residents praised antifa as heroes in the aftermath of the violent rally, where a white supremacist killed one counterprotester and injured dozens, because they believed that they intervened to drive out the white supremacists when law enforcement faltered.
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Residents of the neighborhood, who say it is one of the few places in Charlestown with rentals available for $400 or $500 a month, say the code violation crackdown is meant to drive out people who do not make much.
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The immediate plan, Istvan told me, was to drive out into the desert to the White Sands Missile Range, where he intended to stage a protest highlighting the need to divert public money away from weapons spending and into life extension.
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But it was pretty irksome the other day when my wife had to drive out of her way to go to the rich-people grocery store in search of toilet paper because our normal-people grocery store didn't have any left.
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We can track them through the museum, so you can start to get an accurate count of user numbers and really start to drive out the big analysis, to see what's working, what's not, what we need to move around.
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Tata Sons has called shareholder meetings at group companies including Tata Motors and Tata Consultancy Services in an attempt to drive out Mistry from the operating businesses of the $100 billion steel-to-software conglomerate after ousting him as group chairman last month.
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MINSK/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said that de-escalation zones proposed by his ally Russia were a chance for rebels to "reconcile" with Damascus and drive out Islamist militants, but vowed to fight on calling U.N.-led peace talks fruitless.
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We were going to drive out to a tank in San Diego, hire all of these scuba-diving camera operators, build the set underwater, and teach the band how to hold their breath and make it look like they're not holding their breath.
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The Mosul battle, the biggest in Iraq since the U.S.-led invasion in 2003, has been under way since October, with 100,000 Iraqi troops, Kurdish fighters and Shi'ite militiamen seeking to drive out the militants with the support of U.S.-led air strikes.
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Since then the violence has been at its worst since the 1990s, with hundreds killed as the security forces try to drive out militants who have dug trenches and erected barricades in urban centers, turning parts of the region into a war zone.
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The population has grown over the last few years, as families moved there to escape violence between insurgent groups, including the local branch of ISIS, and the Egyptian army, which has used increasingly brutal tactics to drive out militants from the surrounding area.
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"The last time I checked Yemen was a lot closer to Saudi Arabia than the United States," he said, referring to Saudi Arabia's southern neighbor where a Riyadh-led campaign to drive out Iran-allied Houthi rebels and Islamist insurgents has killed thousands.
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In wine you try to drive out the CO2 and clarify the product as much as possible and with beer and other sparkling beverages you want to maintain the CO2 through the careful addition of extra sugar or gas in a keg.
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Videos on social media showed terrified and frustrated drivers lined up for miles as plumes of smoke billow over surrounding areas, with some evacuees saying on Twitter that it was taking more than two hours to drive out of the mandatory evacuation zones.
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As of this week, at least half of the original 1,000 American troops in Syria have left, and more will continue to fly or drive out until roughly 250 of that original group are left, largely around Deir al-Zour in the south.
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The intense, bloody battle, which has so far claimed the lives of over 70 soldiers and caused hundreds of thousands to flee, has seen much of the city reduced to rubble as Philippines forces attempt to drive out militants, street by street.
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The attack comes just days after a suicide bomber in Lashkar Gah killed at least seven people and wounded 40 as the Taliban continued its push to restore strict Islamic rule to Afghanistan and drive out foreign forces backing the government in Kabul.
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The extra push needed may have been President Trump's call in Riyadh to "drive out" the terrorists from their midst, coupled with a military arms package worth tens of billions of dollars that Washington is reportedly set to sell the Gulf states.
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Muscat was allegedly the spotter who watched the journalist drive out of her house in Bidnija, seven miles from Valletta, while one of the Degiorgio brothers is alleged to have set off the bomb by phone while on a yacht in Valletta harbor.
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Turkey launched its air and ground assault on Afrin, dubbed Operation Olive Branch, in January to drive out the YPG, which it sees as an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) that has waged an insurgency on Turkish soil since 1984.
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Just two weeks after President Donald Trump's historic visit to Saudi Arabia, in which he called for Arab and Muslim unity to "drive out" extremists and terrorists, key Gulf Arab states and Egypt have severed diplomatic ties with the State of Qatar.
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It's able to do this thanks to a focus on tech (like installing smart locks and Bluetooth beacons for self-guided visits in homes so that a potential buyer can tour it without an agent having to drive out to the house).
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While millions of Brazilians were slipping back into poverty, the party that had come to power vowing to represent the masses and drive out impunity was taking part in the same kind of corruption that had long characterized the country's ruling classes.
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After work and on weekends, my friend and I would drive out to the city's cheapest courses, where, surrounded by overgrown willow trees and the kindly septuagenarians of the Pacific Northwest, I would hack my way from rough to trap to adjacent fairway.
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"In the evenings, very late, after midnight, I like to drive out the old Appian Way and park the car at the side of the road and listen to the crickets among the old tombs," he wrote to the actress Jane Lawrence Smith.
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ISTANBUL/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Turkish forces and their Syrian rebel allies swept into the northwestern Syrian town of Afrin on Sunday, raising their flags in the town center and declaring full control after an eight-week campaign to drive out Kurdish YPG forces.
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It's an argument the President has used and will employ again to discredit whatever Mueller finds, and that is already a potent one in shaping the sentiments of supporters who have helped him take over his party and drive out Republican dissent.
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They curse, cheat, steal, do drugs, sleep with prostitutes (at least is the case with McBride's Jesse), purposefully drive out smaller parishes in favor of their own big-box protestant megachurches, and will do whatever it takes to maintain their wealth and power.
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" Trump during his remarks on Thursday pointed to a gathering earlier this year in Saudi Arabia, where he said he called "on the leaders of more than 50 Muslim nations to join together to drive out this menace, which threatens all of humanity.
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It skipped past the deaths to show Rick threaten Negan, then to show the two of them drive out into the middle of nowhere in the RV, where Negan put Rick through some pointless games (more on those pointless games in a bit).
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The bombings came a day after a summit meeting in Tehran where the Syrian government's ally Russia rejected Turkey's call for a cease-fire while Iran, another Syria backer, called for a military push to crush the rebels and drive out American forces.
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After joining American troops to drive out the Islamic State, the Kurdish-led militia emerged as the dominant force across the area, taking control of former ISIS territory and guarding former ISIS fighters on behalf of the United States and other international allies.
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The group says that "real subcontractors" would have far more ability to control and grow their business: Think directly negotiating prices with customers, asking for the destination before having to drive out to a customer and picking up people hailing on the street.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama on Friday lifted sanctions against Myanmar, declaring that the government there had made "substantial progress in improving human rights," even though the country's army is in the midst of a brutal campaign to drive out the Rohingya, a Muslim minority.
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The building alone is worth the 15-minute drive out of Hobart — the sandstone facade of the brewery, originally built by convicts in the early 219s, looks magnificent set against imposing Mount Wellington, particularly when the peak is snow-capped in winter.
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Bakour, a founder of the Free Syria Army's Southern Front alliance of rebel groups, took a lead in recent fighting to drive out Islamic State militants when they pushed south after being driven out of the central city of Palmyra in March.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - A prominent Iraqi Sunni politician on Monday warned Washington the acceleration in a military campaign in western Mosul to drive out Islamic State jihadists was causing a sudden surge in civilian casualties that threatened to undermine the effort to crush the militants.
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Just as the only political organization democracies cannot tolerate are antidemocratic parties, so, perhaps, the only speech that is unacceptable on social media are expressions meant to undermine the basic functions of the platforms themselves, including hate speech intended to drive out other users.
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Although her daughter was able to access the medication she needed through another Walgreen's store, M.S. had to drive out of her way that night to get it, and she and her daughter have lost their trust in pharmacists, according to the ACLU statement.
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Wanda Salaman, executive director of the local nonprofit Mothers on the Move, told me she knew the one-bedroom apartments in the buildings that have yet to be constructed would cost $3,500 per month, a price point she believes would drive out longtime residents.
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After we joined the line at the counter, he turned to me and told me how much he loved the bakery's fresh bread and how he would drive out of his way to get it, often finishing a whole loaf before his shift ended.
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Last week, the activist investment fund announced it had taken a roughly $1 billion position in Twitter — representing about a 4% stake — in an attempt to drive more value out of the company — and drive out Dorsey in favor of a full-time chief executive.
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The acquittals shocked legal experts and survivors of the wars in Bosnia and Croatia, where special combat units of the Serbian secret police directed paramilitary forces who burned churches and mosques and killed and raped civilians in village after village to drive out non-Serbs.
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It takes time to drive out of San Juan -- many of the traffic lights still don't work in this city of nearly 350,000 people and almost as many cars -- but when we meet up with the other volunteers the morning light is still grey.
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" Sarsour noted that the hashtags were happening on the anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination: "With this week marking the 22018th anniversary of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s assassination, we remember his words: 'Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that.
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That sucks for Ikea, because the primary way to buy new Ikea furniture and homewares was to drive out to these warehouse-sized stores and wind your way through the signature Ikea maze, while picking up all sorts of reasonably priced items you didn't plan on buying.
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Rather, he was giving credit to himself and to his vice president and secretary of state, who negotiated a partial cease-fire a week after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey sent troops across the Syrian border to drive out Kurdish forces he considers a threat.
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Graham is usually a vocal supporter of U.S. President Donald Trump, but he has repeatedly publicly condemned Trump's decision to withdraw U.S. troops from northeastern Syria, which was quickly followed by a Turkish invasion to drive out Kurdish-led forces who have long been Washington's allies.
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It is widely thought that the Saudis want to drive out higher-cost producers from the industry, including some of the fracking firms that have boosted oil output in the United States from 2140m barrels a day (b/d) in 20153 to over 22015m b/d now.
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" Katharine Zaleski's widely read New York Times op-ed criticizes voice-warping technology that masks the gender of interview applicants because it's a "distraction from the hard work of evaluating and fixing the ways in which their cultures drive out the women who are actually hired.
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The attack was one of several in the region viewed as targeting France and its allies, including Ivory Coast and Burkina Faso, after Paris intervened militarily in Mali in 2013 to drive out al Qaeda-linked militants who had seized the desert north a year earlier.
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The Dakota pipeline, for example; seeing people come together, seeing Randy from Lamb Of God drive out there to the protest, seeing people into punk and metal wake up, out of this echo chamber and realize that preaching to the choir isn't going to get anything done.
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"When the company that runs a platform also competes with businesses that depend on that platform, we face the risk that it could use its power to drive out competition in not one market but dozens," Margrethe Vestager, Europe's antitrust chief, said in a speech this week.
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The plan is another indication that the kingdom is willing to carry on with its survival-of-the-fittest oil strategy, by using its vast oil supply - Riyadh produces more than a tenth of global crude - and its financial muscle to drive out higher cost rivals.
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Amy Cahoon, who has lived in the Outer Banks since 1970, said she had gotten so bored sitting at home that she decided to drive out to the beach to watch the tide swell and the waves pulse their way into low-lying roads and walkways.
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AL HUDAYDAH, Yemen — The battle for Al Hudaydah, the Yemeni port city and lifeline to a nation threatened with famine, intensified on Tuesday as warplanes from a Saudi-led, Western-backed Arab coalition pounded targets citywide in an effort to drive out Iran-allied Houthi rebels.
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After the flags and the targets, after the head-scratching canvases affixed with rulers or silverware, Jasper Johns took a drive out to the Hamptons in 1972 and saw, in the opposite lane of the Long Island Expressway, some kind of crosshatch pattern on a speeding car.
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And so it was that on a rainy March afternoon in 2016, I found myself standing on the far side of the entrance to the Carrier factory in Indianapolis at the end of the day shift, waiting for workers to drive out through a security gate.
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In an interview with MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell, Anita McBride said that women studying at the American University of Afghanistan in Kabul are worried about the future of women's rights in a country where a reduction in efforts to drive out the Taliban looks to be imminent.
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On its own, however, this would lead to a "death spiral": healthy people would wait until they got sick to sign up, so those who did sign up would be relatively unhealthy, driving up premiums, which would in turn drive out more healthy people, and so on.
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Some supporters, including those closest to Mr. Trump, are warning him that after running for president as a disrupter of the political and ruling classes, he risks charges of hypocrisy by bringing into his administration the kinds of people he vowed to drive out of Washington.
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The roots of Adolf Hitler's rise were built around his emphasis on extreme nationalism -- the idea that the only way Germany could be great again was to seize onto the superiority of the German people and drive out those across Europe who refused to acknowledge that superiority.
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He could easily picture a time when he might have received a call in the middle of the night from someone like Abdeslam—who was known in the community primarily as a drug hustler and bartender—and told to drive out and pick him up, no questions asked.
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The U.K. Prime Minister is also hoping the summit culminates in leaders signing the first-ever global declaration against corruption, agreeing on a package of "practical steps" to expose and punish perpetrators, support victims, and "drive out the culture of corruption wherever it exists," according to the government's website.
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In the 15th century, the legend says, a nationalist hero borrowed a magic sword — possibly from a dragon king — fought with it to drive out occupying Chinese forces, and returned it to a turtle that surfaced in Hoan Kiem Lake, the "Lake of the Returned Sword," in central Hanoi.
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As soon as we finish crying on each others' shoulders, we will begin to mount some kind of resistance against an administration that will be unlike any others we have ever contemplated — one that will swiftly drive out immigrants, topple all environmental regulations, and do much worse still.
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Turkey's air and ground operation has opened a new front in Syria's multi-sided civil war and could threaten U.S. plans to stabilize and rebuild a large area of northeast Syria - beyond President Bashar al-Assad's control - where Washington helped the SDF to drive out Islamic State militants.
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In August, Baghdad reported its highest oil production on record at 22010 million barrels per day (bpd), a volume that has increased steadily over the past few years despite nearly two decades of war and a bloody three-year battle to drive out the so-called Islamic State (IS).
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A friend recently gave me a book called "Art and Experience in Classical Greece" by J. J. Pollitt, which describes the state of anxiety that haunted the ancient Greeks and led to their obsession with the kind of order that can tame chaos and drive out the irrational.
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This year, Mr. Erdogan ordered the Turkish military into northern Syria to attack and drive out the Kurds, our staunch allies in the struggle against ISIS, while warning that American troops stationed with the Kurds risked receiving an "Ottoman slap" if they interfered, and Mr. Trump did nothing.
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How we know: The Times obtained a recording of a phone call with the Qatari ambassador to Somalia, in which a businessman close to the emir of Qatar said that militants had carried out a bombing in Somalia to advance Qatari interests and drive out the United Arab Emirates.
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How we know: The Times obtained a recording of a phone call with the Qatari ambassador to Somalia, in which a businessman close to the emir of Qatar said that militants had carried out a bombing in Somalia to advance Qatari interests and drive out the United Arab Emirates.
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I was looking in areas where I had relatives or something so I would be able to use a car to buy a used sofa and drive out to the middle of nowhere, but also be on land where I'm not breaking any rules to create the image.
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By Andrew Osborn, Ece Toksabay and Steve Holland MOSCOW/ANKARA/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Russian military police started to deploy on Syria's northeast border on Wednesday under a deal with Turkey to drive out Kurdish fighters, marking Moscow's deepening influence in the region two weeks after the United States pulled out forces.
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"We are pleased to see Diageo doing exactly what it is meant to do: drive out organic growth from its portfolio of premium global brands, throwing off cash as it does," said Steve Clayton, fund manager of the Hargreaves Lansdown Select UK Shares fund, which holds a position in Diageo.
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Though Tacomans would make death threats, loot and burn down homes, and drive out all but one Chinese resident, anti-Chinese editorial staff on the LA Times and Tacoma Daily News, among other local papers in the West, wrote up the episode as a successful, non-violent blueprint for Chinese expulsion.
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Levy didn't get to drive out into downtown Mountain View, but he got to take a crash (haha) course before zooming around the testing facility:As my lesson proceeds, I begin to understand that commandeering a car that drives itself is not a Seinfeldian exercise in nothingness, but a fairly demanding job.
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Over the years, Danielle figured she'd been beaten by at least 553 different adults in her life — her parents, teachers, principals, and ministers — not to mention being slapped and thrown to the floor countless times by her peers during blasting sessions — ear-piercing, screaming group prayers meant to drive out demons.
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BAGHDAD — The American-led military coalition in Iraq said Friday that it was investigating reports that scores of civilians — perhaps as many as 200, residents said — had been killed in recent American airstrikes in Mosul, the northern Iraqi city at the center of an offensive to drive out the Islamic State.
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"Certainly I would say for Princess Diana and for all of them — the young boys as well, whenever they&aposd drive out of Kensington Palace knowing there was a barrage of press photographers at the gate every morning when they went to school, must have been incredibly difficult," Robb told Insider.
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Near the Turkish border, at least one civilian and scores were wounded when a car bomb blew up in an industrial area in the town of Azaz, a stronghold for Turkish-backed rebels who are waging a campaign to drive out Islamic State militants from their remaining foothold in the northern Aleppo countryside.
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With state clearance in hand and a clear directive, the only piece left out of the puzzle is the car itself — and thanks to an anonymous source, who claims to have seen the car drive out of an Apple facility and sent pics and even a GIF to Bloomberg, we now have it.
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He says he was upset about airstrikes in Iraq that reportedly killed at least 200 civilians in Mosul as part of an effort to drive out the Islamic State, telling the Daily News that his post was "misrepresented by the outrage machine that is right-wing media," and that his views were expressed off campus.
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Even if you're not a designer, the trilogy on shapes encourages a closer look at the repeating structures around us and their deep human and natural histories, in which the simple square can simultaneously be an ancient symbol with "the power to drive out the plague," and the boundaries for a game of chess.
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There's more than one reason to drive out to Pula at the southern tip of the peninsula but you really only need one: the first-century A.D. Roman arena is the world's sixth largest ancient Roman amphitheater of the more than the 200 that still exist, once holding more than 20,000 gladiator-loving spectators.
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Still, the finance sector has had to confront growing nationalist sentiment in the United States and Britain, where the vote to leave the European Union, widely known as Brexit, has threatened to drive out much of that country's financial industry, which could limit global trade and the flow of both money and qualified employees.
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"Today Roy Cooper and Jennifer Roberts proved what we said was the case all along: their efforts to force men into women's bathrooms and shower facilities was a political stunt to drive out-of-state money into the governor's race," said North Carolina Senate Leader Phil Berger (R) and state House Speaker Tim Moore (R).
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The Tragically Hip made its ascent in the 90s: I can remember the excitement of kids at school before the release of 1996's Trouble at the Henhouse, when the band made its appearance on Saturday Night Live, or while making plans to drive out to catch the band on its traveling festival tour Another Roadside Attraction.
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They are driving the camera, the character and their own perspective—rather than locked, unerringly, on the rear of a McClaren as it eases around a course, in Driver: San Francisco, you "drive" out of your body, into the sky, along the highway, and through the bonnet of a new vehicle, before driving, literally, some more.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — At a summit meeting in Tehran on Friday, the presidents of Russia, Turkey and Iran agreed that "there could be no military solution" to the war in Syria, but Russia rejected Turkey's call for a cease-fire while Iran called for a military push to crush the Syrian rebels and drive out American forces.
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The deployment of close to 200 troopers has frustrated some police leaders and helped drive out a superintendent, who quit last year as he resisted the governor's efforts to direct more troopers into the city and to influence some promotions, according to four current or former law enforcement officials with intimate knowledge of State Police operations.
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Samsung claims up to 27,21MB/s read and 73,27MB/s write speeds, and it's possible to achieve something close to those marks if these criteria are met: I tested this drive out with a 22 MacBook Pro, which features two Thunderbolt 22020 ports that can handle far more bandwidth than Samsung's T7 Touch is capable of piping through.
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Although many remain grateful that the United States ousted the longtime dictator Saddam Hussein, and fought alongside Iraqi forces to drive out the Islamic State, they are still pained by American military mistakes and decisions, including massive civilian casualties during the war that followed the American invasion and the humiliating abuse of prisoners at Abu Ghraib.
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"If you live in a condo in downtown Salt Lake City and you drive out to ride your mountain bike or hike or hunt or do whatever, you may or may not have a full appreciation of all the things that go into maintaining that land and that community once you go back home," he said.
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"Their assaults (throwing rocks, running people over with surfboards, shoves, slaps, punches, etc.), thefts (wallets, wetsuits, and surfboards), vandalism to vehicles and personal property, and threats are for the purpose of establishing a certain intimidation to drive out-of-area beachgoers, which they label riffraff, away from the coastal area of Lunada Bay," the suit claims.
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Jughead gathers the Serpent youth, including Toni Topaz (Vanessa Morgan) and Sweet Pea to rally them to help FP who stands for the best parts of the Serpents, lest we forget this is a gang that hosts toy drives to give back to the community, and drive out Penny Peabody who would rather the Serpents become the next Ghoulies: trafficking drugs through Riverdale.
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In moves that have disturbed democracy advocates and many American and European officials, Mr. Orban's government has targeted nongovernmental organizations, brought most of the news media under control of his allies, undermined the independent judiciary, altered the electoral process to favor his party and sought to drive out of the country an American-chartered university founded by the billionaire George Soros.
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President Donald Trump will use his first visit to the Middle East to call for unity in the fight against radicalism in the Muslim world, casting the challenge as a "battle between good and evil" and urging Arab leaders to "drive out the terrorists from your places of worship," according to a draft of the speech obtained by The Associated Press.
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Just as I have had to open my heart during this pregnancy to drive out the fear of loss, I find myself pushing the boundaries again — telling myself it's okay to open the door, to face it with eyes open, to extend my hand to this magical stranger who has flown on angel wings to the very depths of me and snuggles tightly in my womb.
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How we know: Our reporters obtained a recording of a phone call with the Qatari ambassador to Somalia, in which a businessman close to the emir of Qatar said that militants had carried out a bombing in the Somali city of Bosaso to advance Qatari interests and drive out the U.A.E. Hundreds of thousands of protesters coursed through the streets of San Juan, demanding that Gov.
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We would drive out somewhere as we talked, James taking me to see the old gold mines on the edge of town with their 'danger' and 'open pit' signs, discarded foreign materials—a piece of long black tubing here, a rusting metal stump there—in a dune-like landscape of rocky, grey rubble grown over with small trees, bushes and purple fireweed that slowly gave way to the solid rock of the Precambrian Canadian Shield.
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They will need to get in a car and drive out to the Texas desert—no water, only a big block of salt and some cold pre-game buffet raviolis for sustenance—sit on the sand and just sweat, sweat until there's nothing left in you, sweat until you've drained out all the hatred and loathing and complicity in lining the pockets of a dude who made his fortune fracking, leaving you an empty vessel.
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Anyone who has tried to rush from their friend's backyard to the nearest scenic overlook for fireworks knows the holiday usually ends up being more like this: You drive out to a crowded lawn, wait nearly an hour for those 15 minutes of fireworks, watch children run around screaming with those awful noisemakers, and then inch along for five hours as you try to make your way back home in a traffic bottleneck with the rest of the city.
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Up in the tall trees of the pine forests of Northern Sweden, the Treehotel posits guests in mirrored cubes and cabins perched in the treetops, one of which is even shaped like a U.F.O. On the edge of Kruger National Park in South Africa, the new &Beyond Ngala Treehouse opens this month, giving guests a chance to take a game drive out to the treehouse where they spend the night up high in the bush in a private tower.
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The slump has been caused by global demand failing to keep amid a glut in oil supply and has been exacerbated by the 12-member oil producing group OPEC's decision not to cut production as it tries to drive out rivals such as the shale oil industry in the U.S. As such, oil producing nations both in the oil-rich Middle East and beyond are struggling with rising budget deficits, debts and dwindling cash reserves, which were largely amassed from oil exports.
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