But he began to see the school driving out students.
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These high rates hurt our economy by driving out investment.
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"Driving out migrants like this is wrong," Mr. Song said.
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But in effect, the policy shift is driving out casual workers.
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Its future lies in optimizing those systems and driving out costs.
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Neo-Pentecostal gangs in Brazil, driving out other faiths at gunpoint.
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Driving out of the city, the air was thick with black smoke.
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"As we were driving out, the mailboxes were on fire," Nicole said.
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As with seemingly equivalent currencies, the pixels are driving out actual things.
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"I get happy every single time I'm driving out there," she said.
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Driving out of the area, the tourists noticed abandoned mud-walled homes.
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As we were driving out, the security forces fired at our car.
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Critics accuse it of exacerbating housing shortages and driving out lower-income residents.
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Critics accuse Airbnb of exacerbating housing shortages and driving out lower-income residents.
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Just basically driving out anybody who is really not a rich yuppie basically.
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Foreign news correspondents described driving out of the city before the deadline hit.
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Electric guitars increasingly defined rock 'n' roll, driving out pianos and horn sections.
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Mark started driving out of his way to avoid going past the baseball field.
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But others caution against the idea that Trump is driving out every moderating influence.
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Driving out of Manhattan always presents challenges, but even these had a Dutch flavor.
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Soldiers inspect the remains of destroyed buildings in Palmyra after driving out Islamic State forces.
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Driving out rebel forces, the assault also created thousands of new refugees fleeing the city.
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Time and again, China-friendly "Reds" are driving out old-school conservatives, says Mr Kwok.
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One day they were driving out of a field after putting lumber in the barn.
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Because electricity demand in rich countries is falling, renewables are driving out other sources of electricity.
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Also like stepping away, like getting on the little skiff and driving out and seeing it.
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Mr Murthy has not received much in the way of gratitude for driving out Mr Sikka.
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Voukoun recalls driving out to Chaco from Santa Fe, where he has lived for 17 years.
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Shamans heal the sick by driving out evil spirits, and pray for material reward and prosperity.
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"We're getting in our cars and driving out because we live by the beach," Carlos said.
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Critics have also accused the administration of driving out top talent among the agency's career ranks.
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Your knees should be driving out towards your last two toes on the way up and down.
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These experiences often involve paying a high fee, driving out to the woods, and relinquishing your phone.
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We were driving out through the old neighborhoods toward the north side, where the 51-Holiday was.
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Driving out college voters would be a key for Democrats to win the White House in 2020.
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He first came to Area 251 on a day trip in 1998, driving out from Las Vegas.
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Some high-rise residents began to treat their complexes as fortresses, driving out only in the daylight.
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The 19-year-old University of South Florida student was driving out of the small community on Oct.
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Harrowing video has emerged of people driving out of time as flames consumed the vegetation along the road.
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That, to his way of thinking, would mean driving out to the desert and lighting a few explosives.
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Shortly after his firing, photographers spotted Lauer driving out of his home in nearby North Haven wearing sunglasses.
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Shortly after his firing, photographers spotted Lauer driving out of his home in nearby North Haven wearing sunglasses.
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Stability, of course, was accomplished by driving out the smaller companies that reduced the profitability of U.S. Steel.
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International observers said that offensive killed well over 1,000 people in the process of driving out rebel fighters.
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She made $226 the week before last, after which she stopped driving out of concern for her health.
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Troops began driving out desperate Rohingya after attacks by the insurgent Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army on Aug. 25.
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I continued driving out toward Death Valley Junction, a tiny town in the middle of the Mojave Desert.
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We're driving out to Philly later today to visit a friend who lives there and watch the Super Bowl.
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About to give up and return to the store, he serendipitously spotted the customer driving out of the neighborhood.
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" Driving out to scope out her original wedding venue, "I was super surprised that things were in good shape.
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Democrats at the time accused the George W. Bush appointee of destroying agency morale and driving out career professionals.
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Driving out to the Texas hill country, he filmed himself shooting the 3D-printed gun at a few targets.
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That influence has grown significantly thanks to the pivotal role played by Iran-backed militias in driving out ISIS.
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She also had a double bogey after driving out of bounds on the par-4 third and three bogeys.
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""Before you know it, you're driving out of there with something that's $200 more a month than you wanted.
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In the world of Jorge Jácome's short, the flowers completely take over the islands, driving out most other life.
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The company has already been criticized for driving up real estate prices and driving out those who can't afford rent.
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He was driving out of the "yes" meeting in his car when he spotted Phillips leaving separately on his Vespa.
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After all, Cruz won by a handy 220006 percent in 2202 even with Democrats buoyed by Obama driving out turnout.
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It might not seem like a lot, but in terms of comparative datasets for highway driving out there, it is.
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Battles often turn as much on winning the trust and faith of local leaders as on driving out the Taliban.
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The United Nations has denounced the offensive as ethnic cleansing aimed at driving out Rohingya - a charge the Myanmar government denies.
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Some Lebanese politicians have been spewing a lot of language about driving out refugees by making their lives more difficult still.
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But so Jackson was raw, spontaneous and iconoclastic, intent first on cleaning out the stables and driving out the old generations.
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It reaches out between the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas — if driving out from inland, you can either sea to either side.
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In the biggest eruption in 1983, hundreds of people were killed in Assam by mobs intent on driving out Muslim immigrants.
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Driving out young workers who will pay into the system for many decades is a way to make these problems worse.
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But it's not regulations that are driving out the coal industry in the United States; it's competition, especially from natural gas.
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The United Nations has denounced a ferocious military crackdown in response to the attacks as ethnic cleansing aimed at driving out Rohingya.
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But its objective of driving out high-cost producers, which would result in a fully balanced market, has not yet been achieved.
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Short-term rentals in San Francisco are being blamed, at least in part, for rising rents that are driving out longtime residents.
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Being the flake I am, I bailed at the last minute, driving out there and then turning around to go to sleep.
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The militants held Palmyra for nearly a year, driving out local residents and deliberately destroying portions of the ruins, including many ancient temples.
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The Houthis, said to be backed by Iran, have been fighting Saudi Arabia in Yemen, after driving out the Yemeni government in 2015.
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The Clearwater couple was seen driving out of the Walmart parking lot and heading west on a local road, according to WFLA-TV .
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San Francisco residents, for instance, have frequently thrown rocks at company buses they viewed as symbols of gentrification driving out longtime city dwellers.
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Intelligence officers first turned to the Sunni tribes that had been instrumental in driving out Islamic State's precursor, Al Qaeda, in 2006-0003.
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In Yemen, Houthi fighters allied with Iran seized control of the capital, Sanaa, driving out forces loyal to the United Nations–backed government.
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Instead, Harry took that time between ceremony and reception to get her — literally driving out of his way — so they could arrive together.
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Turkey launched its first major military incursion into Syria on early September, saying it was aimed at driving out Islamic State militants (IS).
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Do you worry that big, expensive, audience-tested Marvel and D.C. franchise films are driving out smaller, more original movies from the marketplace?
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UWOs are a useful tool, but Britain will also need to invest more in investigations if it is serious about driving out corrupt capital.
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The Shi'ite-led Baghdad government faces the task not only of driving out the militants but of winning over the overwhelmingly Sunni Muslim population.
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We've always had new businesses driving out the old, but looked at historically the past few decades may prove to have been unusually stable.
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But fixing the broken criminal justice system won't happen by driving out the people who are working to reform that system from the inside.
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As Jesse's cousins Opal and Steve Ruiz start driving out of the parking lot, other people are desperately trying to get a ride too.
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Rights monitors and fleeing Rohingya say the army and Rakhine vigilantes have unleashed a campaign of arson aimed at driving out the Muslim population.
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Now, Mered said, he was driving out of Libya, toward the Egyptian border, with four of the women in the back of his truck.
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We had this storage space halfway between Atlanta and Athens, pretty far away really, and I was driving out there to go to practice.
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I did what I usually do when I've lost my bearings: I headed for the ocean, driving out to Long Beach on my own.
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While driving out to Canarsie from Manhattan, he and his team drove quickly and defensively, speeding past other cars on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.
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According to reports, the police have CCTV footage allegedly showing Sacoolas driving out of the RAF base on the wrong side of the road.
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Rights monitors and fleeing Rohingya say the army and Rakhine Buddhist vigilantes have mounted a campaign of arson aimed at driving out the Muslim population.
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Law enforcement officials knew that leaders of the Oregon militia were driving out to a meeting on Tuesday, all of them packed into two cars.
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He was last seen in Thailand on October 17, driving out of the condominium complex where he owns an apartment in the resort of Pattaya.
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"The fit are not strong and the unfit are not eliminated, and bad currency is still driving out good in the steel sector," he said.
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He has previously asked if pixels are driving out reality, and with Andrew Smart examined Elon Musk's assertion that we are probably living in simulation.
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Protesters intent on driving out Venezuela's embattled president took back to the streets on Tuesday, calling upon soldiers to join them in a national uprising.
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In Syria, they seize sole control of the city of Raqqa after driving out rival Syrian rebel factions, and it becomes their de facto capital.
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Iranian-backed Shi'ite paramilitary groups that played a crucial role in driving out IS have since become dominant in the city, if less visibly than before.
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And Sanders argued in a CNN interview that Democrats can only succeed by driving out a huge grassroots turnout that only ultra-progressive policies could stir.
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"The Happening" might be Pixies at their most sublime: driving out to the middle of the desert to witness aliens who have come to visit earth.
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The first case occurred on March 7, when D'Agostino allegedly shot a woman who was driving out of a Shell gas station onto a feeder road.
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Among the residents driving out of town was 53-year-old Shannon Shoemaker, who said his whole family lives within 100 yards of the derailment site.
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Someone, while driving out of a parking lot, had launched a Ford Taurus more than twenty feet up a grassy knoll and into the hospital's sign.
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"So the parson held a service there, not exactly of exorcism, which is the driving out of an evil spirit, but of bringing tranquillity," Rose continued.
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But what's a few trillions here-and-there among friends when you're in pursuit of the White House and driving out the big, bad orange man?
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Human rights monitors and fleeing Rohingya say the army and ethnic Rakhine vigilantes have unleashed a campaign of arson aimed at driving out the Muslim population.
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Makela Wilson, 26, an office manager, had finished shopping and was driving out of the parking lot when the suspect crashed his vehicle and police opened fire.
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The late 80s, the heyday of Toys"R"Us as a cultural entity, was an era when Power Wheels were driving out of stores left and right.
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It works like this: Say an overpopulation of stoats, a predatory mammal related to weasels, is driving out endangered birds, as is the case in New Zealand.
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Russian warplanes, and some from Syria's depleted fleet, will probably pummel entire neighbourhoods with the aim of driving out civilians and denying rebels the cover of buildings.
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Renewable sources are producing temporary power gluts from Australia to California, driving out other energy sources that are still necessary to maintain a stable supply of power.
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"[We] focus on the most interesting driving out there and most challenging scenarios [in simulation]," James Stout, the lead software engineer of the simulation team told Recode.
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"I'm not happy with it because we're not P2138, but I felt like I got everything I could as far as driving out of it," Newman said.
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The only difference is that instead of driving out to a mall or a convention to meet in person, it's all done online through a video chat.
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The likelihood of being cut off and trapped in Mallacoota was high, but the consequences of being caught in a firestorm while driving out were more significant.
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So Clay spends day after day driving out to a planned future city in the desert, waiting in a sweltering tent, then driving back and getting drunk.
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Other highlighted efforts include Google's self-driving car division, Waymo, which hit 4 million miles of driving out in the real world by the end of the year.
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After 30 minutes of searching, I finally found a taxi driver who came from Boise to pick me up, but also charged me 50% extra for driving out.
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"We'd like to see the TLT pushing lower indicating that the market is driving out of the safety of bonds and into stocks," said the founder of TradingAnalysis.com.
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Just a few years ago, when driving out West, you could see bright flames burning from pipes off the side of the road and wonder what it was.
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Their exit from the market would raise insurance prices, driving out still more healthy people in an unhappy spiral of rising prices and lower rates of insurance coverage.
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Why it matters: The law will push cannabis into a new phase of development and foster considerable consolidation in the industry, creating new businesses and driving out others.
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The move, in a capital once known for its artists and its party scene, aims to reverse a trend that is driving out older and lower-income residents.
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By driving out coal, they say, natural gas has reduced not only carbon emissions but also local air pollution, which disproportionately impacts low-income communities and communities of color.
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When you're climbing the corporate ladder, for example, you might be destroying the organization around you by driving out the best people, undermining their productivity, creativity, and so on.
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That attack came two weeks after Boko Haram overran the town, driving out Nigerian soldiers and signaling the group's re-emergence as a force capable of capturing army bases.
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Check out the clip ... Sarah preaches about driving out evil by worshiping God, telling us why religion will be way more effective than protesting or screaming into the Twittersphere.
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It came two weeks after Boko Haram had overrun the same town, driving out Nigerian soldiers and signaling its re-emergence as a force capable of capturing army bases.
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Mr. Fitzpatrick said that Mr. Hillary had been hunting the boy and driving out of his way — undercutting his alibi that he was driving home to see his daughter.
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Pruitt is quickly and quietly working to undo many of his agency's regulations on pollution and is driving out his agency's science advisers in favor of those representing industry.
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So Trump officials have been engaged in a systematic campaign to degrade America's Civil Service, driving out people who know what they're doing and replacing them with political hacks.
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In addition, when demolition was on the table, the M.T.A. would not permit the master lease to be renewed when it expires in March 2020, driving out several businesses.
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The US left forces in Syria to continue the fight against ISIS, but also to prevent Turkey from invading northern Syria and driving out the US-supported Kurdish militias there.
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Instead, its presence would reshape the very character of wherever it moved, likely driving out longtime residents and replacing them with imported, highly paid tech bros from across the country.
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"We're getting traction in our soup business, integrating in Snyder's-Lance, divestitures are well underway, we're driving out costs," Interim Chief Executive Keith McLoughlin told Reuters in a phone interview.
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Forces allied with the Saudi-backed government of President Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi took control of the city last summer, driving out the Houthis, who control much of northern Yemen.
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Although the highway has been secured after driving out the jihadists, the threat of hit-and run attacks on convoys and the army are ever present, according to security experts.
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In mid-October, Iranian-backed militia forces helped the Iraqi government recapture the oil-rich city of Kirkuk, driving out America's most loyal ally in the region, the Iraqi Kurds.
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So did locally-elected black politicians concerned with drug dealers and gangs destroying black neighborhoods by driving out retail business and sinking real estate value due to fear of violence.
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It stars Andrew Garfield, Liam Neeson and Adam Driver as priests in 17th-century Japan, where the authorities are intent on driving out Christianity in the name of preserving independence.
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On Friday Russia-backed Syrian troops reclaimed a cluster of towns they had lost early in the eight-year-old war, driving out the last rebel fighters from the Hama countryside.
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The Myanmar military response has sent more than 410,000 Rohingya Muslims fleeing to Bangladesh, escaping what they and rights monitors say is a campaign aimed at driving out the Muslim population.
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A Kenyan lawmaker from the ruling Jubilee Party this month proposed limiting foreign involvement in public contracts after what he said was an outcry over Chinese businesses driving out local companies.
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"The bars were filled with young people, but the rooms were all suits," she said, referring to the high nightly rate driving out younger guests from actually staying at the hotels.
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The automated pods are set to be adapted from the shuttles that currently run up and down tracks at Heathrow, driving out on the real streets of Greenwich later this summer.
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Along with other armed opposition groups, Aidid's forces were instrumental in driving out President Barre and spearheaded the effort to challenge the U.S.-led NATO presence in Somalia at that time.
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"What you're really seeing, I think, is the dramatic effect of the housing crisis driving out low-income people," says Denny Zane, executive director of Move LA, a transit advocacy group.
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My father storms off, and, while driving out on one of the new roads alongside the cattle fields, a quake rips opens the earth beneath his car and he's swallowed whole?
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I felt for the boy, but I also didn't want to ruin the mother's plan, which I assumed involved driving out of sight and then returning, just to send a message.
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The house could be seen as the Garden of Eden, and later a sink leak driving out guests is a whole lot like the flood in the story of Noah's ark.
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I have been on a lot of fires where we have been losing houses, but I have never had anyone in the back of vehicles driving out while they're on fire.
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While driving out for their "playdate," Barrymore, 43, snapped a quick selfie with Diaz, 45, in the car that showed off both of their bare-faced, makeup-free skin — without any filter.
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There was a sequence where Cooper is driving out to the SaitoGemu office, and it was the same thing, these overhead shots of a car in the wilderness, like in 10 Cloverfield.
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It might be taking a longer route at night, spending Saturdays shopping at three different grocery stores to save a few dollars, or driving out of your way for slightly cheaper gas.
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In the town of Kairana, where residents came to blows last year when the local BJP MP accused Muslims of driving out Hindus, voters from both communities turned out in large numbers.
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Then one day he was driving out to one of his horn-hunting spots, hoping to clear his head, when he received a text from a coach at the University of Montana.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - A lawmaker from Kenya's ruling party has proposed limiting foreign involvement in public contracts after what he said was an outcry about an influx of Chinese businesses driving out local companies.
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The Belliveaus' home was one of the many reduced to ash in Coffey Park, and Nick Belliveau said Nixle sent its mandatory evacuation warning as they were driving out of their burning neighborhood.
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The shut-down factories seen when driving out from Athens, and the 30% of local youth without jobs, recall the crisis in the euro zone which pushed Greece to the brink of leaving.
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Human rights monitors and fleeing Rohingya say the army and Rakhine Buddhist vigilantes have mounted a campaign of arson aimed at driving out the Rohingya, whose population is estimated at around 1.1 million.
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Duran said in his lawsuit that he was taking photos of Bieber driving out of a car parking space when the singer got out, kicked him and delivered a punch before driving off.
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The highly-anticipated remarks will likely please his hosts but may draw condemnation from human rights activists, who blame the Myanmar army for driving out hundreds of thousands of Rohingya from the country.
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Mr. Hybels later also described the meeting as a miracle: He had been driving out of the parking lot when God urged him to go back and find the woman he drove by.
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The attack on Kunduz, involving hundreds of insurgent fighters, has intensified just days after the Taliban announced the start of their annual spring offensive, aimed at driving out the Western-backed government in Kabul.
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Syrian government forces, with critical help from Iran-backed militias and the Russian air force, recovered full control of Aleppo some 14 months ago, driving out rebels who had held the city's eastern districts.
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Al Shabaab carries out frequent bombings in Mogadishu and other towns aimed at toppling the central government in the Horn of Africa nation and driving out the Africa Union-mandated peace keeping force AMISOM.
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It is difficult to understand this denial of humanitarian access as anything but an intentional policy of grinding down and driving out the Rohingya — one reason I see this as a slow-motion genocide.
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In Beijing, many scavengers who do this work have fallen victim to an aggressive government campaign to "improve the quality of the city's population," a euphemism for driving out migrant workers from the countryside.
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I have a friend in Santa Rosa who was driving out of a burning neighborhood with his dog in the car and had to take an unfamiliar route due to fire on the road.
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This shifts the entire base of the food chain, Sullivan says, with lots of native trees being lost, and the drier landscape driving out some kinds of organisms that currently reside within the forest.
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Northwestern Pakistan's ethnic Pashtun lands are awash with weapons and the area remains the most volatile region in the country despite the military's success in driving out many al Qaeda and Pakistani Taliban militants.
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"Just as there are concerns about 'fake news' dominating social media, there is a risk of 'fake', or at least poor quality, statistics driving out better quality ones in public discourse," Coeure said in Paris.
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But one necessary component is missing: a uniform, galvanizing ideology that could plausibly animate a centralized totalitarian state to co-opt civil society, driving out dissent by employing a combination of surveillance, repression and propaganda.
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The Assad government wants to recapture the whole country, including northeastern Syria, an area that an American-backed coalition runs after recently driving out the Islamic State; the northern borderlands, which Turkey controls; and Idlib.
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Besides offering lower premiums to careful drivers, the app rewards them with cutesy badges ("Fuel Friendly", perhaps, or "Corner Master") modelled on the "achievements" common in video games, before rating their driving out of ten.
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The minority Shia group has been in control of Sanaa over the past two years, after driving out the internationally-recognized government and forcing its president, Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi, to flee to neighboring Saudi Arabia.
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"The survey reveals that the recent violence in northern Rakhine State was extreme, large-scale, widespread, and seemingly geared toward both terrorizing the population and driving out the Rohingya residents," according to the 20-page report.
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The senior tribal leader said he was driving out of Mukalla when he encountered the militants&apos "huge" convoy on the road, and wondered why coalition war planes and U.S. drones didn&apost strike the fighters.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Islamic State fighters holding a small district in Damascus have gained some ground after driving out Syrian army units that moved into a neighboring area that rebels abandoned last week, a war monitor said.
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But more Berliners have a different worry: that its reinvention as a modern European political and start-up hub is driving out the working-class Berliners and poor bohemians who make the city the place it is.
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Michael Williams, 70, waves to passing motorists while looking for food and water as downed trees prevent him from driving out of his damaged home with his family in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael in Springfield, Fla.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi soldiers began painstaking work on Monday to secure the remains of the 3,193-year-old city of Nimrud, a day after driving out Islamic State militants who overran and ransacked the ancient Assyrian capital.
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"I was driving out to get one more load of corn from the bins when the levee broke, and there was a wall of water coming at me," said Howard Geib, 54, whose farm is near Craig.
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The Turkey-backed rebels gained control of Afrin in March after driving out the Kurdish YPG militia, which Ankara regards as a terrorist group linked to the PKK that has waged a three-decade insurgency inside Turkey.
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Tal Rifaat is located some 20 km east of Afrin, which has been under the control of Turkey and its Free Syrian Army (FSA) allies since an operation last year aimed at driving out the YPG militia.
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Balmy fall temperatures, which continued off and on into December, helped jump-start the rental season, brokers said, as more New Yorkers found themselves driving out to eastern Long Island for a weekend getaway well into late fall.
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It seized the historic city of Palmyra, some 200 km from Damascus, in December for the second time in the six-year Syrian conflict, driving out government forces which with Russian military support had recaptured it in March.
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Harassment of women land activists in Southeast Asia is on the rise, the report said, while in Myanmar, the government has taken over vast swathes of land in Rakhine state after driving out hundreds of thousands of Rohingya.
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If another downturn causes an even stronger upsurge in populism, it's not inconceivable that Republican voters could end up driving out the Koch brothers and turning the GOP into a right-wing "workers party," as Trump has predicted.
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Hello,Welcome to Dispensed, Business Insider's weekly newsletter, in which we recap the stories that kept the healthcare team busy while we weren't driving out to Pennsylvania (more on that later) or out on a marathon-training session.
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Driving out to the three-room restaurant, I steeled myself behind the wheel as I swerved first past a coyote, then a wolf, and then an entire field of wide-eyed antelope ambling worrisomely close to the road.
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The United States Foreign Service is under assault by the Trump administration, which is driving out dozens of its members and seeking to cut about a third of its budget, resulting in the lowest morale in recent history.
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Their mother bought a three-story townhouse in the Bushwick neighborhood decades earlier, for only $20143,000, and by the time she died, a development boom was spilling over from neighboring Williamsburg, driving up values and driving out residents.
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But has Trump succeeded in diminishing the visibility of the show by possibly driving out an award-winning actor who will be replaced by someone less known -- given that "SNL" is typically a platform for up-and-coming talent?
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"You have to adjust your expectations," he told Reuters during a recent visit to the base in the southern province, where Taliban militants, bent on overthrowing the government and driving out foreign forces, made major gains in recent months.
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"They're like, 'Ah yeah, here's this guy from California driving out in a jelly-bean blue VW bus and he thinks he's going to make this great restaurant, this big statement, here in the middle of nowhere," Allen remembers.
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"I was driving out to get one more load of corn from the bins when the levee broke, and there was a wall of water coming at me," said Geib, 54, whose farm is near a town called Craig.
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"I was driving out to get one more load of corn from the bins when the levee broke, and there was a wall of water coming at me," said Geib, 54, whose farm is near the town of Craig.
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Moscow has also been engaged in military action, which it describes as aimed at driving out terror groups including ISIS but which the U.S. says has often been directed at American-supported forces opposing Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad.
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The last time she'd gotten an abortion, she'd had a difficult time getting scheduled at a clinic, and ended up driving out of state for the procedure—when taking travel costs into account, she'd spent a total of $900.
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"Your first experience of the mass of it, whether it's loading dumpsters onto a trailer or driving out to the event grounds when everyone is gone and it's a sea of trash, is an existential crisis," Ms. Nielsen said.
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The fighting was some of the fiercest in the area since the Syrian army recaptured Palmyra after nearly two years in March, driving out the ultra-hardline militants who had destroyed large parts of the city's UNESCO World Heritage ruins.
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AIR FORCE BASE FLOODED "I was driving out to get one more load of corn from the bins when the levee broke, and there was a wall of water coming at me," said Howard Geib, 54, whose farm is near Craig.
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"Driving out of the woods I felt a new and curious calm but doubted it would last," the rootless narrator of Mr. Harrison's first novel, "Wolf" (1971), says as he returns reluctantly to civilization after a sojourn in the wild.
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Parent visited Garretson at the house the night of August 8 in order to try to sell him a small clock; through total bad luck, he was driving out of the gated residence the moment the Manson Family members entered.
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But perhaps the main reason I stopped driving out of Ramallah is that the roads Israel built to link the Jewish settlements with Israel have replaced the familiar old roads, making the whole network so confusing that I often get lost.
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BERLIN — Rental prices on more than 1.5 million Berlin apartments will be frozen or lowered for five years as a result of new legislation aimed at halting a recent spike in rents that is driving out older and lower-income residents.
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Alexander Gabyshev became a media curiosity when he set off in March on a more than 8,000-km (4,970-mile) walk to Moscow, a journey he said would culminate with him driving out Russia's leader whom he described as a demon.
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A leading goal of the military operation was to recapture Tel Rifaat, a town southeast of Afrin, and a string of Arab villages the YPG captured from rebels in February 2016, driving out tens of thousands of inhabitants, Abdul Rahim said.
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This community has, in the intervening years since Syed's case became national news, experienced something of a schism, with Reddit users who've become convinced that Syed is guilty, often labeled "guilters," frequently berating and driving out supporters of his innocence.
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A main goal of the military operation was to recapture Tel Rifaat, a town southeast of Afrin, and a string of Arab villages the YPG captured from rebels in February 2016, driving out tens of thousands of inhabitants, Abdul Rahim told Reuters.
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After passage by Congress of the "Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act," the U.S. sanctioned Artem Chaika, the son of Russia's prosecutor general, who used his father's position to extort bribes and win contracts for himself and his cronies, while driving out competition.
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While the number of such units swelled during the Great Depression, several factors led to their disappearance, among them the deinstitutionalization of the mentally ill, which flooded rooming houses with often-troubled tenants, driving out those with the means to live elsewhere.
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Driving out of the institute, nestled in the hills above the rest of the city, I stop to take a photo of a welcoming artwork ahead of the parking lot: an old Chevy truck with an erect rocket ship as its unloaded cargo.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The artist Tania Bruguera and the biochemist Oscar Casanella were stopped and detained by Cuban authorities yesterday as they were driving out of Havana to deliver aid to victims of Hurricane Matthew in the east of the country.
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And there are some well-deployed GIFs: The show will be called "Elizabeth, Michael & Marlon," and is described by The Guardian as a dramatization of Michael Jackson, Elizabeth Taylor and Marlon Brando driving out of New York City together after the 9/11 attacks.
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He also is a reminder that the coils of history can turn back on themselves: He was aligned with the mujahedeen, the C.I.A.-backed fighters in Afghanistan who resisted Soviet occupation, and eventually succeeded in driving out the army of a mighty but crumbling empire.
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Here, Michael Greenberg tracks exactly what's happening, as landlords "unlock value" in their buildings by driving out poorer renters and taking advantage of the apparently inexhaustible supply of higher-paying renters from around the world, and as "hypercapitalized investors" buy into working-class neighborhoods.
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And I don't think it was just for show that people jumped out of their seats at one of the early high points of the ceremony: when President Xi Jinping appeared standing in an open-top limousine driving out of the Gate of Heavenly Peace.
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Op-Ed Contributor LONDON — Last Saturday afternoon in north London, Mohammed Kozbar, the general secretary of the Finsbury Park mosque, told an assembled crowd that all of us have a role in driving out those who seek to divide our communities and spread hatred.
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His efforts as the state department's chief executive were worse; Mr Tillerson accepted the administration's demand for a massive cut in its budget (Congress did not) and launched a reorganisation of the department which appears to have succeeded mostly in driving out some of its top talent.
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In retaliation for attacks by Rohingya insurgents on police posts and an army base, the Myanmar army and Buddhist vigilantes have mounted a campaign of arson aimed at driving out the minority group, human rights monitors and fleeing Rohingya say, a charge the Myanmar government denies.
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His 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 is driving out of the country an American-chartered university founded by the billionaire George Soros.
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At one point, Anderson re-enacts his own solo version of the Land Run by driving out to Choctaw, which served as one of the run's starting points, ditching his car and trudging over a dozen blistered miles to the heart of modern-day Oklahoma City.
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At worst, other organizations, such as Syrian opposition groups and civilian advocacy groups, say that many of the attacks are part of a scorched-earth strategy in which the government and its allies are deliberately driving out civilians from insurgent-held areas by destroying hospitals, schools and homes.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Dr. Phil was driving out of a parking lot near Universal Studios Friday morning when he impatiently attempted to pass a van, but when he went around it he struck a man in his early 20s in a crosswalk, riding on his skateboard.
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Mr. Fry's lawyer, Per C. Olson, said in his opening statement that Mr. Fry, 28, was not a leader of the group, or even really much of a participant, and had left his guns at home in Ohio before driving out to join the occupation in early January.
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That doesn't matter to Mr. Trump, allied with the anti-Iran hard-liners in his administration, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and Saudi Arabia, who all seem to believe their problems with Iran can best be solved by driving out the regime through economic crisis or military action.
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This time he began the trip by driving out of the jungle on a motorcycle and held smaller gatherings in which he sought to join the struggle for indigenous rights to those of other groups that felt excluded from the political process — from transvestite prostitutes to sacked electricity workers.
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If each fan was willing to spend about $100 per year on someone's work—the cost of driving out of town for a gig and staying the night, or just a few evenings in the cinema—and if an artist could capture that money, he could attain a form of creative freedom.
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While some took comfort in the Drama Book Shop's hundred year history of surviving periodic rent hikes and other disasters, including rampant crime in Times Square in the 1970s, others worried the store might not land on its feet in a neighborhood where rent increases are driving out even large retail chains.
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In a region where shifting demographics has caused rents to skyrocket, driving out longtime residents and artists (sound familiar New Yorkers?) this is not only a welcome addition to an endangered local art scene but a determined stance by the City of San Francisco to try to keep the city viable for its artistic community.
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Alex Tepper, Avitas founder and head of corporate and business development, explained in an interview that GE has been helping customers with industrial inspections for a long time, and has found that these customers are spending hundreds of millions of dollars on inspections that involve a person driving out to, or flying a helicopter above an asset.
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Impaired riding is a worldwide issue and should be treated as drunk driving; out of 103 patients treated at three U.S. trauma centers for e-scooter-related injuries, 79 percent were tested for alcohol; 85033 percent of that group were found to have a blood-alcohol level of more than 0.08, the legal limit for drivers in most states.
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Control of the country's oil resources was "a top prize" in the struggle for political and economic power, the panel wrote, noting that a government offensive carried out using "extremely violent methods" in the first half of 2018 was aimed largely at securing control of areas close to oil fields and either pacifying or driving out the civilian population.
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I believe the withdrawal from Syria was treasonous — because it handed American influence in the Middle East to Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinPutin pardons dual U.S. citizen held on drug charges Trump's impeachment trial could use a secret ballot Bolton should testify, but that won't change the verdict — here's what could MORE and prompted Erdoğan to partner with Russia in driving out the Kurds.
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Dean HellerDean Arthur HellerThis week: Barr back in hot seat over Mueller report Trump suggests Heller lost reelection bid because he was 'hostile' during 2023 presidential campaign Trump picks ex-oil lobbyist David Bernhardt for Interior secretary MORE (R-Nev.) embraced Trump throughout their primaries and in the general election in hopes of driving out the Republican base — a strategy that ultimately proved unable to overcome the Democratic advantage.
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And what is hard for people to really — although now after the election there's greater understanding — is that there are forces in our country — put the Russians to one side — who have been fighting rear-guard actions for as long as I've been alive, because my life coincided with the Civil Rights movement, with the Women's Rights movement, with anti-war protesting, with the impeachment ... you know, the driving out of office because he was about to be impeached president ... Swisher: Let's be specific.
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The Trump administration has made the formidable task of diplomatic renewal even harder and more urgent — embracing early on the biggest budget cuts in the modern history of the State Department, driving out many of its most capable senior and midlevel officers, cutting intake into the Foreign Service by more than half, leaving key ambassadorships and senior roles in Washington unfilled, reversing what was admittedly slow progress on gender and ethnic diversity, and blacklisting individual officers simply because they worked on controversial issues in the previous administration.
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And what is hard for people to really — although now after the election there's greater understanding — is that there are forces in our country — put the Russians to one side — who have been fighting rear-guard actions for as long as I've been alive, because my life coincided with the Civil Rights movement, with the Women's Rights movement, with anti-war protesting, with the impeachment ... you know, the driving out of office because he was about to be impeached president ... Yeah, let's be very specific as if people didn't understand what I was saying [laughter].
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's decision on Friday to install Wall Street financier Anthony ScaramucciAnthony ScaramucciThe Hill's 12:85033 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy Trump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE as the new White House communications director sparked a sudden shakeup of the president's senior staff, driving out press secretary Sean SpicerSean Michael SpicerOvernight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump falsely claims his events have never 'had an empty seat' MORE and elevating his deputy to take his place.
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