" The system can eject the modules electronically with a simple voice command like, "okay Google, eject the camera.
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Now Buddy had another decision to make: eject Michael for fighting Roger, or eject Roger for inciting the fight.
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You can also manually eject a disc from an Xbox One console by using a paperclip to press a concealed forced eject button.
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If your Xbox One isn't allowing you to eject a disc, shut it down and restart it, then try to eject the game again.
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If your Xbox One is working properly, all you need to do to eject a disc is press the eject button beside the disc slot.
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USB, no not that, but like ... Type C. Eject.
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The calls to eject him from the platform were amplified.
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My toaster won't eject the toast and it's just burning.
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How to eject a module with a Project Ara phone.
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Jeffrey Tice, were hit by missiles and forced to eject.
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The pilot was able to eject and was being treated.
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The pilot was able to eject and is being treated.
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Now I'm wondering why he didn't just eject it into space.
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Press and hold Command, Option and Power, or Command + Option + Eject.
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The pilot was able to eject and is currently being treated.
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We'd be reaching for the eject button, desperate to parachute out.
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Once the plastic has solidified, this mould opens to eject the part.
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Fumbling to eject a game should be a thing of the past.
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He last year repeatedly threatened to eject U.S. military trainers and advisers.
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He then tried to eject from the aircraft too late, it added.
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This causes the polyps to eject them, to ensure short-term survival.
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From there, the flosser will eject water to spruce up your teeth.
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Absolutely disgusting that they didn't take action & eject him from the flight.
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Female chickens can eject about 80 percent of sperm from undesirable mates.
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The pilot was able to eject and is currently being medically evaluated.
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And it's probably a surer way to eject him from the derby.
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The air force did not find any indication he had attempted to eject.
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In an interview with Politico Mr Walesa said the EU should eject Poland.
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The White House expected Russia to eject an equal number of American diplomats.
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But Liberians have shown they can eject one government at the ballot box.
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Sony's also moved the power and eject buttons and made both actual buttons.
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Galactic mergers are cosmically violent events that eject stars into the intergalactic medium.
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The pilot managed to eject and was being medically evaluated, military officials said.
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Home plate umpire Bruce Dreckman pointed at Ramirez, but did not eject him.
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"There are natural mechanisms that eject trash rapidly," he wrote to the Listserv.
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But the eject button is fake, and the cartridge slot doesn't actually open.
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The JASDF didn't find any indication that the pilot had attempted to eject.
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President Rodrigo Duterte has previously threatened to eject American forces from the country.
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The pilot, Wing Commander Noman Akram, was unable to eject from the aircraft.
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Nonetheless, they continued with their plans to eject Chief Gallagher from the unit.
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Smaller allied parties have asked Temer to eject the PSDB from his government.
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It's unclear how they would have managed to eject Liu while in mid-air.
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When waters become unusually warm, corals eject the algae, leaving reefs a ghostly white.
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They could hardly be seen to turn down a chance to eject the government.
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They hope that, with luck, they will then be able to eject the president.
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Then eject the photo from the top of the camera by turning the handle.
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Forest's group also made the doughnut eject elongated globs of plasma known as plasmoids.
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Both pilots managed to eject, but one ultimately drowned before he could be rescued.
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Ms. Kjaersgaard's decision to eject the daughter from Parliament found support in some quarters.
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It is deepening instability, with elections that fracture parties and eject whoever holds power.
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While she was trying to eject the magazine, she said, she squeezed the trigger.
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First, echoing the PRI's threat to eject 50 laggard signatories, boot out unworthy members.
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It was from David Travis, the very officer who had threatened to eject him.
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The new party trick for Ara shown off on stage at I/O is a voice command that lets the user eject a swappable camera module by saying 'Ok Google eject the camera' — garnering much applause from the developer crowd at the event.
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His possible response will be that of a reality show host -- eject any errant contestants.
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The fight to eject IS from Raqqa, its Syrian capital, is drawing to a close.
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Save it and use it anytime you need to eject anyone toxic from your life.
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As president, Trump says he would eject some 11 million undocumented workers from the country.
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The bottom of the Burke's filter screws off, allowing you to easily eject used grounds.
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The box would eject in the event of a crash and float on the water.
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"Bad language," referee Tony Brothers said was the reason for his decision to eject Anthony.
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Residents shouted at them to leave and demanded that authorities take steps to eject them.
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CNN reported at the time that the pilot was able to safely eject from the aircraft.
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Silicon Valley treated Mr Thiel shabbily: some called on Facebook to eject him from its board.
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Instead, it will eject the capsule four hours above Earth at a speed of 27,000 mph.
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"We are extremely, extremely thankful they were able to eject safely from the aircraft," Deshaies said.
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From time to time, the satellite would eject metal canisters containing the film of the imagery.
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Did Mr. Redstone have the capacity to eject Mr. Dauman and Mr. Abrams from their positions?
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Mr. Trump, she pointed out, has already encouraged supporters at his rallies to violently eject protesters.
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It can eject its internal organs, which it uses to engulf its prey or battle enemies.
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The casing is almost waterproof, and can self-eject liquid that leaks into the speaker system.
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" Instead, Ruddy said Trump should "[r]eject the phony private health insurance market as the panacea.
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The speech prompted parliament to strip her of her immunity and eject her from the legislature.
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A rocket really just needs two things: mass to eject and something to push that mass out.
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He no longer means to eject 11m illegal immigrants and their offspring, as he once promised to.
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But if all goes well, the rocket stage will eject the Roadster on a path toward Mars.
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In 2014 it forced both Sudan and Eritrea to cut ties with Iran and eject Iranian diplomats.
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The eject and power buttons are no longer right next to each other and indistinguishable sans microscope.
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Not wanting to eject over Baghdad, the two-ship maneuvered south to get out of the city.
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It's a large handle in the center of the console with the word "EJECT" next to it.
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Apple redesigned the speaker system to help eject water from the watch after you take a plunge.
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If you right-click on the iTunes icon, meanwhile, you can eject devices, shuffle music, and more.
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After months of trying to maneuver the merger to completion, it finally pushed the right button: eject.
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It would then eject the film canisters, which would drift down via parachute and float in water.
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Locate the eject hole, which is located in a different spot depending on what console you have.
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Because most of the objects are modeled massless, most studies eject the bulk from the solar system.
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This is the time to eject every church official found guilty of abuse or a cover-up.
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Most British companies are trying to eject pension obligations from their balance sheet to gain financial flexibility.
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Qasem Soleimani, the Iraqi parliament voted for a non binding resolution to eject US forces from Iraq.
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A United spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider that the Newark flight did not eject fuel before landing.
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As early as August, he had security forcibly eject Univision reporter Jorge Ramos from a press conference.
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An Air Force Thunderbirds demonstration squadron jet crashed the same day, but that pilot managed to successfully eject.
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Thomas Bussiere says he&aposs confident the fleet&aposs egress systems, which allow pilots to eject, are capable.
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The country has a vigorous democracy, with voters ready to eject any leader who falls short of expectations.
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This redesigned SNES removed the power LED and eject button, while also cutting back on video output options.
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Now that I'm there, they're trying to figure out a way to eject me from the West Wing.
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Worst of all, Doctor has pledged to protect Earth; would probably attempt to eject them, restore current leadership.
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You walk off 15 yards from the spot of Cole's first murder and eject him from the game.
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If Iran leaves the accord, it could scrap limits placed on its nuclear program and eject international inspectors.
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Brussels' decision to effectively eject Zurich from the EU-regulated common area for stock trading is highly political.
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But still, 45 minutes in the cockpit later and I wanted to eject, to come up for air.
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Because only then can the police intervene and make an arrest or eject them from the subway system.
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Western nations slap economic sanctions on Russia and eject it from the Group of Eight leading industrialized powers.
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Two miles in, an official tried to eject her from the course, a moment captured in dramatic photographs.
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Maybe Syrian regime elements will decide to eject Assad in a coup and embrace a transition to democracy.
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Trump passed over Acosta during the news conference and Spicer threatened to eject him if he spoke up again.
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I yearn for something like HAL, but without the urge to eject me into the cold vacuum of space.
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In the most severe cases, a supervolcano can eject upwards of 1,000 cubic kilometers of ash into the sky.
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The question they wanted to answer was: what's a safe speed that a human can eject from an aircraft?
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I'm happy to fully disclose that because they're releasing all this information, trying to hit me and eject me.
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The soda-can-size Perdixes eject from high-flying fighter jets and communicate with each other to maintain formation.
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Trump has also said that, if elected president, he would eject some 11 million undocumented immigrants from the country.
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If the deal falls apart, Iran could decide to eject nuclear inspectors and resume uranium enrichment and weapons development.
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Others, like Fallout 76, eject much of what made the series what it was in favor of new experimentation.
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By 1898, the Cubans were busy trying to forcibly eject the Spanish for the third time in three decades.
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When you arrive home, you will have to eject the tray again to swap back to your domestic SIM.
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Used in a GIF: A word that lacks an agreed-upon definition, though akin to hitting the eject button.
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District Attorney George Brauchler said Wednesday that Erickson's handgun jammed when one of the casings did not eject properly.
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One still-unresolved debate at Cloudflare is about how the company should memorialize the decision to eject the Daily Stormer.
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Both Mr Rajoy and Mr Sánchez brought in rule changes that make it harder for party committees to eject leaders.
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Washington has sought to reassure allies it still aims to eject Iran from Syria despite pulling its own troops out.
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"I could stay with the jet and try to land it or get to friendly territory and eject," she said.
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They tried to eject, but the plane was nearly upside down and too low for them to bail out safely.
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At 2.4kg, there is also concern about the helmet causing a whiplash injury if a pilot is forced to eject.
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Cryovolcanoes, which eject liquid water rather than magma, are another possible home for Titanian life but are now considered unlikely.
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Knight makes the point that Trump's Twitter censorship is no different from disallowing mayors to eject critics from town halls.
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Two of the drones completed their flights, but either failed to eject their film, or the film was deemed irretrievable.
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A blow to the brain is a good way to eject someone from the equilibrium of free and independent life.
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Over the weekend, city leaders decided to impose the closure immediately, dispatching police across the German capital to eject patrons.
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As the original post author states, this feature also lets those who use Microsoft's Adaptive Controller easily eject a disc.
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The plane type, a larger 777-200, is able to eject fuel to bring weight down before an unscheduled landing.
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The United States has urged countries to eject North Korean workers, saying their remittances benefit the military, not their families.
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Now, President Trump bombs Syrian air force facilities and sends U.S. Marines to help eject ISIS from their "capitol," Raqqa.
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The tower seems to double in size and then eject its passengers, who are now connected with some type of cord.
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The president-elect has no mandate to eject all of the 11 million undocumented immigrants currently living in the United States.
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They reasoned that the water cannons would mimic the way water inside fungal cells helps create enough pressure to eject spores.
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"One side wants to eject all black people from America, the other wants fair hiring," said Emily Gorcenski, a Charlottesville activist.
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And in November Mountain View made some policy changes to try to eject fake news purveyors from its ad placement network.
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The door holding Orbital Reflector in its pod will open, and a spring at the bottom will eject it into space.
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For everyone else, recognizing the end of a personal era and hitting eject is the only way to break the habit.
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In soccer, this means a referee can stop the run of play, award a free kick, even eject the offending player.
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The eject button found immediately to the right of the disc slot itself, and requires only a gentle push to use.
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The pilot was able to safely eject, the officials said, adding that he was being examined by doctors as a precaution.
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The plans to eject Mr. Mallet have further blurred the line between Hong Kong and mainland China, human rights advocates said.
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Scientists say the volcano is capable of an eruption so powerful, it could eject more than 1,403 cubic kilometers of earth.
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Mr. Spencer had approved the start of the review process to eject the chief and the three officers from the SEALs.
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And in 1968, he'd lost control of the Lunar Landing Training Vehicle and had to eject just seconds before it crashed.
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With such voting power, Mr. Page and Mr. Brin can still effectively eject Mr. Pichai, who owns none of those shares.
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If you decide to use iTunes and have a huge number of CDs, you can set the program's preferences to automatically import the tracks as MP3 files and then eject the disc; that way, you do not have to sit there and watch until the disc is converted to eject it and start the next one.
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When these stars are on their way to becoming white dwarves, they eject gas or dust while continuing to emit ultraviolet radiation.
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You can finally get direct access to USB drives, and in a nice touch, there's no silly "eject" button to worry about.
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It happens when heat-stressed polyps, the sessile animals that construct coral reefs, eject the photosynthetic algae which usually reside within them.
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These are the same engines that can eject the Dragon 2 capsule away from the launchpad if there's an emergency during liftoff.
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Earlier this month, Ruti Tehrani, an Israeli bus driver, also faced calls from her passengers to eject a suspicious looking Arab customer.
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The pilot of the Thunderbirds aircraft — an F-16 — was able to eject and parachute to safety, reportedly unharmed, according to KKTV.
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The EPP will have to eject Orban from its ranks for any coalition deal to be approved by Macron's group, he added.
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During this process, they use a special camera to watch the atom blob eject particles resembling the predicted behavior of Unruh radiation.
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He remains a director at both Nissan and Mitsubishi, as separate shareholder votes are needed to eject Ghosn from the boards entirely.
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One strategy: Team demonstration leaders with police officers, to jointly calm emotions and identify, and help to eject, people bent on violence.
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If you have an original Xbox One, it'll be on the side of the console, right next to the disk eject button.
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First, if moves succeed to eject Zuma, well before his terms ends in 2019, Ramaphosa's task of implementing some reforms becomes easier.
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As their B-19503 plummeted toward earth, he was the person to whom my father gave the "thumbs up" sign to eject.
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If it's a disk drive, wouldn't it obviously be a disk, and wouldn't he know to push a button to eject it?
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Min Aung Hlaing, the architect of Myanmar's scorched-earth military campaign to eject the Rohingya, met China's president Xi Jinping last week.
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I almost gave up because EJECT was the 742nd word on the list, and the first one that was familiar to me.
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The pilot was able to eject and was treated at a medical facility but has since been released according to several officials.
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That's because disc eject buttons on consoles — especially those found on the original Xbox One units, according to commenters — can be finicky.
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"It would not be unusual for any firm to eject a partner for actions considered adverse to the partnership," Mr. MacEwen said.
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The official cost is a hundred dollars per person per week, but the staff does not eject people if they can't pay.
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Armstrong had flown combat missions in Korea, and once had to eject from his plane just before it crashed into the sea.
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When it&aposs time to reproduce, the creatures eject eggs or sperm out of their burrows in a similar fashion, Parr said.
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When Mr. Trump wanted to eject a Univision reporter from a news conference, he merely glanced at Mr. Schiller and it happened.
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Barnum even hired plainclothes detectives to patrol the museum and eject men who bothered women or otherwise violated the family-friendly atmosphere.
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For those wondering yes the beaters have an eject button, just push down on speed setting button far enough and out they go.
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If the losses are bigger than expected, ambitious underlings in the LDP may try to eject Mr Abe as leader of the party.
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LSU wideout D.J. Chark is out here, looking like some kind of jet fighter pilot with his ability to eject from heated situations.
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The runny nose or slimy stuff that we cough is in fact a response to eject foreign irritants and pathogens from the airway.
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Angelica hoped authorities would let them stay if they kept showing up, but she fears this could be the day officials eject them.
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Even better, a user can use voice to remove a module — simply say "Okay, Google, eject my..." and the module will pop out.
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I sat there, totally silent, sipping at my shot, wondering how rapidly I could eject myself from a situation that felt increasingly nightmarish.
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In the latest Harvard CAPS/Harris poll, 72 percent say it is wrong to eject someone from a restaurant for their political views.
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"We have a judgment of whether we thought it was intentional, and if it was, we can either warn or eject," Hallion said.
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The pilot was able to safely eject and did not sustain any injuries but the aircraft was destroyed as it hit the ground.
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With this kind of missile the bay doors remain open just the time it is needed to eject the missile into the airstream.
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Townspeople formed militias to eject both the cartel, which effectively controlled much of Michoacán, and the local police, who were seen as complicit.
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Back in Europe, churches like Durham Cathedral in England were forced to hire toughs to work as bouncers and eject the worst offenders.
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A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by an investment firm seeking to eject a gas pipeline from Pennsylvania land it acquired.
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Before smashing that Eject button, make sure you have examined the short- and long-term environmental effects of straight-up dumping my ass.
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Moreover, as millions of Iranians took to the streets to mourn Soleimani, Iraq's parliament is clamoring to eject U.S. troops from its soil.
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He has also declared it a goal of Hezbollah and its allies to eject U.S. forces from the region once and for all.
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When Palestinian militants occupied the Church of the Nativity, in Bethlehem, in 20400, Israeli forces reportedly tried to eject them with heavy metal.
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In this ballot, which was restricted to Conservative members of Parliament, 200 lawmakers supported her and 117 voted to eject her from office.
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And indeed, Russia's foreign minister initially did just that, publicly recommending on Friday that Russia shutter US diplomatic facilities and eject 35 diplomats.
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Security personnel, who MPs say were soldiers in plain clothes, were brought in to eject them and some MPs were injured in the process.
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The ministry said the pilot steered the plane away from a community and did not have time to eject before the crash, Tass said.
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Collisions like this tend to eject mass out of a basin, meaning something must have added a lot of weight back in—but what?
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As she approached the base, the crash recovery team was waiting for her, along with the rescue helicopters in case she had to eject.
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Trump has said he'd build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border and eject more than 11 million undocumented immigrants from the United States.
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Design-wise, it's bigger, features a larger water tank, and you can now press a button to eject dirty pads straight into the trash.
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If they eject their viscera, they regrow that, and regenerate their body walls as well; if it's the Cuverian tubulles, they get new ones.
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Iraq's financial woes have been exacerbated in recent years by ongoing attempts to eject militants from fundamentalist jihadist group ISIS from within its borders.
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Next to that is the controller pairing button, then on the other side there's an eject button, the disk slot and an IR receiver.
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With Hamas in power, that won't happen — but there is no way to eject Hamas from power, since no one wants another Gaza conflict.
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The flights didn't always go smoothly: Neil Armstrong was at the helm in 1968 when he had to eject himself seconds before it crashed.
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"At that point my plan was to land and if the gear collapsed as I was landing I was going to eject," said Larson.
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The organizer noted his group's rally is a private, permitted event, and organizers could eject those who get inside and attempt to cause trouble.
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When it's time to switch games, a quick press of your Xbox One's eject button should be all it takes to remove a disc.
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Mueller was the man who ordered the security detail protecting Ashcroft to not allow White House staff to eject Comey from Ashcroft's hospital room.
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DOHA (Reuters) - Two Qatari military training planes collided in mid-air, but the pilots managed to eject safely, the defense ministry said on Wednesday.
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"We are seeing Bennu regularly eject material into outer space," said Dante Lauretta, Osiris-Rex's principal investigator, during a telephone news conference on Tuesday.
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They have invented a robot that can recognize a passing cat and eject poison that the cat will later ingest when it grooms itself.
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The previous government and the military initiated proceedings to curtail the work and even eject scores of international civil society groups working in Pakistan.
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He told them that he was trying to build a legal case against Ms. Kanarek and Mr. Goodwin, and eject them from his property.
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Also in Djibouti on Tuesday, a Marine pilot had to eject from an AV-8B Harrier jet during takeoff from Djibouti Ambouli International Airport.
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An official tried to eject her midcourse back then — women weren't allowed to enter, ostensibly for their own good — but she recovered and finished.
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In the last few days, troops from several West African countries banded together to eject Gambia's president, who tried to stay in power illegally.
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The Blue Dog Coalition, a group of centrist Democrats, voted Tuesday afternoon to eject Van Drew from the group, according to lawmakers and aides.
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Swift had her security team eject Mueller from the venue and issue him a lifetime ban against ever attending another one of her shows.
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Carter's concern was that the light show would cause distress for the pregnant wallabies causing them to abort or eject their joeys out of fear.
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Parliament voted to eject Park in early Dec and the country's Constitutional Court now has to either uphold or overturn the motion by June 21.
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The massive Democratic pool of candidates has been packed with ideologically overlapping people promising they're the Promised One to eject Trump, exacerbating splits between voters.
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In many cases, what used to be scandalous — and, once made public, enough to eject you from society — has now become accepted, tolerated, or normalized.
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The PS4 Pro's best features don't work when plugged into PS VR. The power button and eject button are now visible to the naked eye.
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In particular they eject sulphur dioxide, which reacts with atmospheric gases to form sulphate aerosols that reflect sunlight back into space, cooling the air beneath.
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Perhaps the worst of all the bugs is the fact that the F-35 will likely kill you if you try to eject from it.
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Even if the board wanted to eject him, I suspect you'd have to drag him out kicking and screaming, leaving claw marks across his desk.
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The dissolved minerals and gases these springs eject provide chemical possibilities for fuelling living creatures that are independent of the photosynthesis which drives modern biology.
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Outspoken Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has threatened to eject American troops from his country, but that could leave the Philippines powerless against potential Chinese encroachment.
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Hence her "ad" for XTRA, the tampon that's "extra, like me" – complete with astrologically-calibrated PH, a built-in vaginal steamer and auto-eject function.
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Crossing boundaries In his presidential campaign Trump regularly crosses the boundaries others honor, even calling on his supporters to physically eject protesters from his rallies.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:Xbox One S (From $249.99 at Best Buy)How to eject a disc from your Xbox One manually1.
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On the Xbox One X, the manual eject hole is in plain sight, just below the grill on the left side of the console.4.
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While a fighter crew can quickly eject from their plane by blowing the plane's canopy, it's more difficult for a tanker crew to do so.
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Threat level: Lava dropping into the basin could create steam-driven explosions that would eject boulders, rocks, and ash into the air around the summit.
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They are fired from a howitzer toward concentrations of military vehicles and eject into the air two submunitions that use sensors to locate vehicles below.
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Brexit hard-liners in the governing Conservative Party tried and failed to eject Theresa May, the prime minister, over her support for a softer Brexit.
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But now, rather than let the mandate simply run out, the government has moved to eject the panel ahead of the presidential election in June.
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His argument has two parts: Americans would be crazy to eject someone from office who is presiding over historically low unemployment and high stock gains.
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WASHINGTON — As President George Bush prepared to order American troops into war to eject Iraqi invaders from Kuwait, he feared it could end his presidency.
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Senator Kamala Harris has a message for Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey: It's past time to eject President Trump, America's Tweeter in Chief, from the platform.
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In September 2023, OSIRIS-REx will eject a capsule with the samples, which will then land via parachute at the Utah Test and Training Range.
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"The pilot did eject and the pilot is OK," he said, adding he did not believe anyone was inside the warehouse when the crash occurred.
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Under the new rule, designed in the hope of minimizing head and spinal injuries, officials have the discretion to eject a player for such a hit.
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So the team came up with a number of different options: one idea was to eject Cassini from the Saturn system, but that wasn't exactly popular.
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But what they&aposre looking for Trump to do, to force them to do, is ultimately to ratify Mueller&aposs attempt to eject him from office.
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The Istanbul-listed parent, meanwhile, is in a legal battle to eject Ipek and get the subsidiary's assets, drained by protracted litigation, back under its control.
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It's hilarious — I don't know how they staged these extreme misfortunes, but they did a great job because it's hard to eject yourself from a boat!
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Before Orion hits the ocean, the capsule will eject boxes containing the flight data so that the company can more easily collect them in the water.
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Islamic State militants, who government forces are trying to eject from large swathes of northern and western territory seized in 2014, claimed responsibility for the bombing.
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There's even an "Eject Water" option in settings that moves water out of the speakers, similar to what you can do on recent Apple Watch models.
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There are a handful of major questions regarding the hygiene of jet air dryers like the Airblade: do they eject bacteria into the air during drying?
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You'll have to insert the first wine, eject it, and then insert the second wine, giving each cartridge a solid shove to make sure it's in.
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Now, a referee is empowered to show players a red card — and eject them — if they fight or engage in other unsportsmanlike behavior in the tunnel.
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Despite the small opening, the Pizzaiolo can cook other foods too, thanks to the auto-eject door that facilitates easy removal of food from the oven.
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This releases the ogive section, which in turn allows the ejection spring means to eject the petals and weights along with the net stowed there within.
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The prospect of Russia using such rationale to eject the US from Syria was raised last month by the head of US Special Operations Command, Gen.
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In Louisiana, a racist paramilitary organization known as the Crescent City White League occupied New Orleans in an attempt to eject Louisiana's Radical Republican state government.
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You gotta watch ... David somehow thinks people know he's had 5 eye surgeries and counting, and issues an ultimatum ... eject the dude or he won't continue.
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Braves Manager Brian Snitker was also ejected after he ran onto the field, first to confront Ureña, and then to plead with umpires to eject Ureña.
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Mr. Duterte, who has threatened to eject American forces from his country, said Sunday that he was unaware of the presence of military assistance in Marawi.
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The referees even had to retroactively change a technical foul called against Draymond Green in the first half to avoid having to eject the star forward.
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At one point (around 1:20 in the clip), she grabs one of the pistols and pulls back the slide, causing it to eject a round.
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But that was woefully lacking when Mr. Trump shouted down Jim Acosta of CNN, who said Mr. Trump's press secretary, Sean Spicer, threatened to eject him.
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" Then he offers his declaration: "You make the choice to be in Trumpland or you make the choice to eject yourself from the horror of Trumpland.
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Kenyatta cut short his address just after he started, when loud whistling began, forcing the speaker of the assembly to intervene and eject some opposition lawmakers.
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"Probably the biggest question is whether it will use those rules to try to eject reporters, whether it's Acosta or others, in the future," Siegel said.
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In the first incident all of the helicopter crew were rescued and in the second the two South Carolina Air National Guard pilots managed to safely eject.
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She posited that other galaxies could eject gas from energetic supermassive black holes, which would cool and eventually form objects like the one observed by van Dokkum.
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Image: Marcelo M. Miller BertolamiWhen some stars get old, they eject gas and dust, forming a cloud of electrically charged material in space called a planetary nebula.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Israel's decision to eject observers in Hebron may be a breach of the implementation of the Oslo accords, the Norwegian foreign minister said on Tuesday.
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You can always run a single command that will essentially 'eject' your configuration and build dependencies into a new project that is independent of Create React App.
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Outspoken Duterte has vowed to snap foreign policy with the U.S. and on Wednesday, declared his wish to eject American troops from his country within two years.
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When Weinstein Company executive Irwin Reiter conspired to eject Harvey Weinstein from the company and failed, Reiter found out that a security firm was scanning his computer.
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He later claimed executives plotted to eject him from the firm and divide the spoils of his bonus among themselves in a lawsuit launched in October 2015.
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Some just eject their viscera but others — tropical sea cucumbers — hit enemies with a jet of Cuverian tubulles, some weird structures that are near the respiratory structures.
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Since 2007 Somalia has been occupied by armies from neighbouring countries, who—beginning with the Ethiopians in 2006—invaded to eject an incipient Islamist government in Mogadishu.
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If hawks in Congress push through a law demanding further concessions, it could provoke Iran to abandon the deal, eject the inspectors, and accelerate its nuclear program.
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Not only is it highly effective in removing hair, but it has an eject button that makes the hair fall from the brush into the trash easily.
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This is like an existing feature on the Apple Watch Series 2 called "Eject Water Mode," which also blasts out water through its tiny speaker using sound.
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On October 26, 1967, during the Vietnam War, McCain was flying over Hanoi when a surface-to-air missile hit his plane's wing, forcing him to eject.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt took handouts from both sides, for instance, and relied on them to eject a 1956 invasion by British, French and Israeli troops.
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If you'll recall, the Iraqi parliament voted for a nonbinding resolution to eject US forces from Iraq after the January rocket attack that killed an Iranian general.
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In particular, the complaint says that Trump's directive to eject Nwanguma, a black woman, was reckless, given the presence of a white nationalist group in the audience.
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But once the eject feature ships, it will bypass the hardware button, letting you get discs out with a controller input even if your button is malfunctioning.
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They enlisted players to read a pledge about fans' setting an example for children, and they empowered stadium security officials to eject offenders who shouted it anyway.
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In another town, when my colleague, Andy Lehren, and I inspected one public record too many, a judge sent police officers to eject us from the courthouse.
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"This checkup is mandated particularly because the officer has had to eject from an airplane which would have put his entire body under great stress," Kapoor said.
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The video below is a useful animation of the process: There are other methods rifles can use to eject spent cartridges and load new ones for firing.
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Still, they write, other places in the Solar System, like Jupiter's moon Europa, have ice volcanoes that could eject far more ice and serve a more important role.
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In order for Trump to be convicted after a House impeachment vote, Democrats must peel away an almost unthinkable group of 20 Republican senators to eject the President.
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It's also difficult to see whether it's charging or not because the charge light is smaller and more baffling than the Playstation 4's power and eject buttons.
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The man Comey called upon was Robert Mueller, who ordered the security detail protecting Ashcroft to not allow White House staff to eject Comey from Ashcroft's hospital room.
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The Istanbul-listed parent of Koza Ltd is in a legal battle to eject Ipek and get the subsidiary's assets, drained by protracted litigation, back under its control.
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This group differs from the much larger Syrian Democratic Forces, a mix of Kurdish and Arab fighters that are fighting to eject ISIS from Raqqa in northern Syria.
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As a byproduct, these microbes release large amounts of methane gas, which cows eject into the atmosphere and which traps over 30 times more heat than carbon dioxide.
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In another dangerous foreign policy test, Bush decided in 1990 to build a diverse international coalition, including more than 20143,000 US troops, to eject Iraqi forces from Kuwait.
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The administration has also sought to strengthen counterterrorism ties on the continent in an effort to eject groups with ties to al Qaeda and ISIS from the region.
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And if so, does that mean UEFA, European soccer's governing body, will follow through on a last-chance warning it issued Tuesday and eject Russia from the tournament?
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The neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville, and Trump's abhorrent comments afterward, became a convenient trigger for CEOs to hit the eject button on public ties to the president.
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However she also noted the government has rejected calls to eject bulk equipment interference warrants (aka mass hacking as a sanctioned state agencies investigatory technique) from the bill.
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The pad abort test is designed to demonstrate how the Starliner capsule will eject itself, and any crew members on board, away from a rocket if it malfunctions.
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The Sixers released a statement Wednesday breaking down the Wells Fargo Center staff's decision to eject the fans ... claiming they were warned several times to keep the peace.
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Imagine that the airline decides four of its employees need seats to get to Louisville airport, and as a result, it must eject paying customers from the flight.
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An Air Force pilot was forced to eject from an F-16C on Tuesday during an emergency landing at an airport in northwest Arizona, according to the service.
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Already, there is a push to redraw the boundaries of Jerusalem to eject much of its Arab population and add tens of thousands of residents to Israeli settlements.
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That defect, which can cause airbags to rupture violently and eject debris when they deploy, has now been linked to at least 2000 deaths and more than 22008 injuries.
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ON NOVEMBER 6th the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a Kurdish-Arab militia, announced an offensive to eject Islamic State (IS) from its stronghold in the Syrian city of Raqqa.
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The initiative also includes sharing counterspeech practices as another string for them to publicly pluck to respond to pressure to do more to eject terrorist propaganda from their platforms.
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But once the engine's detonation charge goes off, which is used to eject parachutes or activate other stages, the fish tank instantly shatters into a thousand shards of glass.
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"If you're going to eject a passenger, under no circumstances can it be done with unreasonable force and violence," Demetrio said at a press conference in Chicago on Thursday.
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"I just love, love" this chart, he said of AMD, noting that it's been stuck in a trading channel for two decades that it looks ready to "eject" from.
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Uber recently sent a message to its drivers in the Washington region, reminding them of community guidelines — and eject a fare who is harassing or threatening, The Post reported.
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While black holes with companion stars often eject plasma from their poles, this marks the first time astronomers have witnessed jets shot in many different directions on short timescales.
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A Marine Corps pilot on Tuesday had to eject from an AV-85033B Harrier jet during takeoff from Djibouti Ambouli International Airport, according to U.S. Naval Forces Central Command.
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And in Pittsburgh, an election judge summoned police officers to eject AmyJo Brown from a polling place after she refused the judge's demand to produce an ID before voting.
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The United States has sought to shut down this enterprise, lobbying other countries to eject the workers and eliminate a source of hard currency for the North Korean economy.
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He told her that he'd eject her from the interview, and while that threat was mostly playful, it did reflect the kinds of relationships that he preferred. Cordial. Nurturing.
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"It was heartbreaking to see," said Mr. Aung Moe Nyo, who visited the scene of the crashes and said one of the pilots had tried to eject by parachute.
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She could not eject a ball, but the 23th-ranked Osaka would soon cast out the defending United States Open champion — and her own demons lingering at Ashe Stadium.
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The plane was supplied by Russia to Egypt as part of a commercial contract in 2018, Russia's Kommersant newspaper said, adding that the Egyptian pilot managed to eject safely.
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Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, vowed "forceful revenge" as the country mourned the death of General Suleimani, and calls have accelerated to eject the United States from Iraq.
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Sometimes, I find myself reaching for some kind of eject button that doesn't exist, but the ginger gum is the closest thing I have to a semblance of control.
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Matthew Calamari, the organization's chief operating officer, was recruited in 22007 after Mr. Trump saw him eject some hecklers while working security at the United States Open tennis tournament.
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The centrifugal force of an asteroid's spin, for example, could eject material from the surface, but it can't account for the range of particle orbits seen by OSIRIS-REx.
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Hundreds of angry protesters confronted Israeli police officers as they tried to eject them Thursday from the illegal West Bank settlement of Amona, the second day of clashes there.
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" What if there was a way for companies to be able to, at some point say, "Hey, I'm just going to push the eject button because this isn't working.
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The eject button is pushed, someone thumps the top of a static-filled TV screen, and then, from the tape-slot of a VCR, a pair of bandaged hands emerge.
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The other, known as an isotopic teletherapy machine, produces X-rays as silvery cobalt-60 chunks inside a small canister eject X-rays and transform into nickel through radioactive decay.
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Poland told Reuters the two April eruptions were smaller than usual at the geyser, but did eject approximately 10 times more water than Old Faithful, the park's most famous geyser.
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This year, amid record heat, 93% of the Great Barrier Reef experienced bleaching, the term used to describe sick coral that eject the bright-colored algae that live on them.
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The flying squid gains its name from the way it can spread its mantle like a parachute to draw in and eject water, using propulsion to fly above the waves.
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That led some members of the Porsche and Piech clans to want to eject Piech from the supervisory board of Porsche SE, a source at the holding company has said.
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Duterte had previously threatened to end a key U.S.-Philippine military pact that would eject American troops from the island nation, but it's unclear whether he will actually do it.
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The first career walk-off homer in the majors for Robinson came one batter after Danny Espinosa struck out, which promoted home plate umpire Brian Knight to eject Bryce Harper.
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" But they balked at BamBrogan's demands to "eject the Company's founding investors and core leadership and replace them with members of the Gang, including the unstable, erratic, and abusive BamBrogan.
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Viacom's directors vowed on Monday to fight any potential moves by the ailing media mogul Sumner M. Redstone and his daughter, Shari Redstone, to eject them from the company's board.
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Russian defense officials said at the time that the pilot had managed to eject from his Su-24 plane only to be killed by ground fire from militants inside Syria.
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In the weeks ahead, the summit crater could eject blocks up to 2 yards (1.8 meters) in diameter a little less than a mile (1.6 kilometers) away, the USGS said.
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The Framers considered the ability to eject an executive so critical that they enshrined it in the Constitution even before they had agreed on the details of the office itself.
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McCain was flying a Navy jet over Hanoi when anti-aircraft fire blew off one wing and he had to eject, breaking both legs and an arm in the process.
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It's a great game because it allows people to play in so many different and creative ways, not because it accurately portrays how shells eject from an M1 Garand rifle.
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When you arrive at your destination, use a SIM card ejector, which is a small metal pin, to eject your SIM card tray and replace yours with the foreign one.
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He said his party, the right-wing Independent Greeks, would not back such an agreement in Parliament, and he threatened to eject any lawmakers who stray from the party line.
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The fact that only 8% of Republicans think Trump should be kicked out of the Oval Office helps explain why there is no two-thirds Senate majority to eject him.
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But, Vermeil -- who coached Kurt Warner and the St. Louis Rams to a Super Bowl in 1999 -- says he ain't ready to push the eject button on Goff just yet.
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But of the 4,000 confirmed planets outside of our solar system, called exoplanets, most are closely orbiting their stars -- which means they couldn't eject planetary building block leftovers called planetesimals.
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The steam-driven eruption is enough to "shatter solid rock, excavate craters, and eject rock fragments and ash" up to a distance of two miles, Cronin wrote in The Conversation.
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The rope didn't have enough energy to break through all of the layers of the cage to eject a magnetic plasma bubble, but it did destroy part of the cage.
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Will the misanthropic, elitist writer Jimmy, who yells "Eject" when he wants someone else to stop talking, and the needy, clinically depressed publicist Gretchen make it to the finish line?
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Given Shah's repeated promise to eject "infiltrators" before the next general election in 2024, the concept of deporting or locking people up does not seem to be mere political rhetoric.
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And financially, yeah, you can certainly come up with a structure where... That's why shareholders will sometimes sell their shares in the secondary, or find some other way to eject.
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Quantum Leap is an emergency crew escape concept: Future space tourists would be able to eject from suborbital flights and survive reentry at "ballistic velocity," wrapped in an inflatable heat shield.
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The official said the US pilot saw the Syrian pilot eject and saw a parachute deploy, but the US believes the pilot would have landed in ISIS-controlled territory in Syria.
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Dartmouth's Daryl Press once pointed out to my colleague Dylan Matthews that Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev repeatedly threatened to eject the American-led forces occupying West Berlin, but he backed down.
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Some stratovolcano eruptions are so big they eject huge amounts of gas and ash high into the atmosphere, where the gas can reflect sunlight and lower global temperatures for several years.
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Crew Dragon will intentionally eject itself from a rocket as it blazes toward space in order to simulate how it will carry passengers to safety if something goes awry during launch.
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If you still use discs in your Xbox One, you might be happy to learn that the console will soon gain the ability to eject them from your controller (via VG247).
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Sales said the "overall trend was largely due to dramatically fewer attacks and deaths in Iraq," where a US-led military coalition has helped eject ISIS from much of the country.
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The commander of the Navy SEALs began the process that could eject Chief Petty Officer Edward Gallagher from the force after the White House did not push back, Navy officials said.
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But historically, semiauto rifles have been less popular for hunting and sporting purposes than rifles that require additional action by the shooter to manually eject fired cartridges and reload new ones.
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"He was demonstrating how to use it — showing them specifics about the firearm, how to load, unload, how to actually eject bullets," alleged Assistant District Attorney Ashley Toczylowski, according to NBCPhiladelphia.
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The ability to shoot a photo, have the camera eject a blank print, and then eventually see the photo appear on the paper after a short time rarely failed to amaze.
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The famed lawyer lamented the efforts to eject him from his social life at Martha's Vineyard amid his outspoken criticism of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into the alleged collusion with Russia.
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You only get two USB-C 3.1 ports (one on either side of the system), and a microSD card slot hidden behind a smartphone-style tray that needs a pin to eject.
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Last week, a TUI Airways flight en route from Cancun, Mexico to Manchester, England, made an emergency landing in Newfoundland, Canada, to eject a rowdy 24-year-old passenger, CBC News reports.
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From nowhere, Vox took 11% of the vote in a regional election in Andalucía in December, helping to eject the Socialists from the regional administration they had run for almost 40 years.
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Acknowledging that Russia's military actions have "changed the equation" and made removing Assad more difficult, Kerry suggested that Syrian refugees could one day help eject Assad if given the right to vote.
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Backed by a relatively younger coterie of Zanu-PF ministers known as the "G215" ("Generation 22003"), she had already managed to eject one rival, Joice Mujuru, from the vice-presidency in 22002.
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From a tactical perspective, Gordon advises that once Citi falls below $45, those in the trade should "hit the eject button, get out," in order to recoup as much money as possible.
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New Orleans (CNN)More than two dozen protesters chanting "black lives matter" disrupted Donald Trump's rally here on Friday, linking arms and resisting security personnel trying to eject them from the venue.
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To eject any water, you turn the digital crown, which is on the other edge of the watch, opposite the speaker slots, until you hear a series of tones and a beep.
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It was thought that such a planet would be unstable, and that the gravity from the other stars would throw the planet off course and even eject it from the system entirely.
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So if you want to put it in laymen's terms, think about the flesh on your bones changing into eggs and sperm that when you have sex, there gonna, like, eject completely!
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She started to walk sideways through the assembly to leave, as some protested, noting that Mr. Puyau had started to directly address Ms. Hargrave just as the marshal tried to eject her.
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Will Republican senators be willing to vote to eject Mr. Trump from the presidency, which is what the Senate trial is about, on the basis of one issue, no matter how repellent?
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The authors of the study found that planets that form far from their star may eject a fair amount of material from their home solar systems, sending them out through interstellar space.
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SpaceX on Saturday delayed a planned launch of its "in-flight abort test", which will demonstrate how Crew Dragon would intentionally eject itself from a malfunctioning rocket on the way to space.
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The Palestinians are threatening to eject the United States from the peace process, and U.S. threats to cut United Nations Relief and Works Agency funding have caused other countries to step in.
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Yeager tries all what he can to recover the plane that is falling back toward the desert below in a flat spinAt 8,500 feet, he decides to eject from the uncontrollable Starfighter.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia expelled 60 U.S. diplomats on Thursday and announced it would eject scores from other countries that have joined London and Washington in censuring Moscow over the poisoning of a spy.
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More than three-quarters of respondents (216 percent) in the latest Vox/Morning Consult poll said they believe crowds should leave protesters alone, rather than acting themselves to eject the protesters from rallies.
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The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) has charged two men with bank fraud after they allegedly hacked ATM machines causing them to eject all their cash reserves like a Vegas slot machine.
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These sprawling clouds of dust and gas form when stars similar to our sun reach the end of their lives and "gently eject their outer gaseous layers," according to NASA and ESA astronomers.
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The brutal killing of Jordanian pilot Moath al-Kassasbeh serves as a harsh reminder of the consequences for pilots who eject over ISIS-held territory and are taken prisoner by the terror group.
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Six directors loyal to Mr. Dauman vowed last month that they would fight any moves to eject them from the board and said they had made preparations to challenge any dismissal in court.
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In the weeks ahead, the summit crater could eject blocks up to 2 yards (1.8 meters) in diameter a little less than a mile (1.6 kilometers) away, the United States Geological Survey said.
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The European aerospace giant Airbus is to fix deployable flight recorders to its planes that will eject from the plane and float on water in the event of a crash into the sea.
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Another complicating factor is the Iraqi government's inability to eject the Turkish military or compel the Kurdish Regional Government by force of arms, forcing Baghdad to rely on the US as a mediator.
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As Hawaii's Kilauea volcano continues to spew lava into neighborhoods and eject foreboding plumes of dark ash into the sky, a nearby underwater volcano named Lo'ihi patiently waits to rise above the surface.
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Under the new law, transgender people are once again free to use the bathroom of their choice, but they lack any recourse should a person, business or state entity eject or harass them.
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Or, like the green blob who ate me, you can eject smaller blobs that you no longer control, either to lay traps or to manipulate non-player "viruses" into splitting up larger cells.
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This mood music doesn't fundamentally change the polarized national political dynamic that will likely ensure that Trump is nowhere near threatened by a two-thirds Senate majority needed to eject him from office.
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"This check-up is mandated particularly because the officer has had to eject from an aeroplane," Air Vice Marshal R.G.K. Kapoor told reporters near a border crossing in India's northern state of Punjab.
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Most of the other powerful industrialized nations that make up the group — which includes countries like Germany, the United Kingdom, and Japan — banded together to eject Moscow for its violation of international law.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Voter registration activists fanned out among young Americans who marched for tighter gun laws on Saturday, signing up thousands of first-time voters who vowed to eject lawmakers who oppose gun controls.
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But his cells didn't eject the nucleus well enough, and fetal blood cells have too tight a grip on oxygen; they are less likely to drop off the oxygen where it needs to go.
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He said that rather than try to eject the members, House Intelligence Committee Chair Adam Schiff and the House sergeant-at-arms decided to wait them out so as to not escalate the situation.
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Listen to side B of my dad's cassette of Missy Elliott's excellent album So Addictive, which — because it would not eject from the cassette player — I'd already heard hundreds of times in my life.
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"The pilot did eject and the pilot is OK, and there are no other injuries at this time," he said, adding he did not believe anyone was inside the warehouse when the crash occurred.
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That way, when compressed air is pumped into the device to twist the elastic bands on one side of the heart, only one ventricle is squeezed to eject blood, leaving the healthy ventricle alone.
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Last fall the UK government said it wanted tech firms to radically shrink the time it takes them to eject extremist content from the Internet — from an average of 36 hours to just two.
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Related: Kenya Is Heading for a Repeat of Deadly Electoral Violence The government has previously threatened to eject refugees, but this time Ruto said it will stick with a deadline expiring in six months.
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While the UAE helped to eject al Qaeda from the southern coastal city in April, militant threats persist - the latest attack was claimed by Islamic State, in Yemen a lesser force than al Qaeda.
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Such blasts would likely also eject plumes of volcanic ash that could be carried farther downwind into neighboring communities, creating a nuisance and potential respiratory irritant, but not a life-threatening hazard, officials said.
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"The apparent attempt today by the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors to eject an outspoken survivor raises serious doubts about its integrity and independence," said Anne Barrett Doyle, co-founder of BishopAccountability.
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The Central American nation has been rattled by uncertainty since Morales on Sunday tried to eject Ivan Velasquez, head of Guatemala's International Commission against Impunity (CICIG), in the face of resistance from Western powers.
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Still ... Snoop ain't ready to hit the eject button on the season yet -- telling TMZ Sports you'll know when that time comes 'cause there will be some classic rants up on his social media.
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And he's posing an implicit question -- what constraints will remain when the Republican-led Senate has done his expected work and voted to block an attempt by the House to eject him from office.
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Clinton's dependence on a small handful of aides with deep concern, lamenting the decades-old reluctance of her and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, to eject anyone from their political lives for good.
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After finishing the video, she put her phone down and tried to eject the magazine from the gun in order to reload the round before putting the gun away, but had trouble with it.
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The Philippine Constitution prohibits the presence of foreign combat troops, and President Rodrigo Duterte, who has frequently sparred with the United States, a military ally, has threatened to eject American forces from his country.
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"I would suggest we have some members that are duds, that have been left in the chamber too long, and it is time we eject them," he said to strong applause from the crowd.
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Morales escaped that fate but he had to back down over a bid to eject the head of the U.N.-backed International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala, and his authority has been seriously undermined.
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Were this all there was to elephant society, it would still be quite complex by mammalian standards—similar in scope to that of lions, which also live in matriarchal family groups that eject maturing males.
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Such systems are common in small organisms, including animals (like the infamously pugilistic mantis shrimp), plants (like the infamously carnivorous Venus flytrap), and even mushrooms, many of which eject their spores with phenomenal fungal power.
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Since Michael was popular at the bar and Roger was too intoxicated to be served anyhow, Buddy moved to eject the injured man, who would probably bother more patrons if they let him stick around.
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More videos of the man being handled appallingly popped up and we learned that United was attempting to eject paying customers from the flight in order to make room for an employee on stand-by.
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The suspension was spurred by a crash last month in Beaufort, South Carolina, in which a then-unknown fault in one of Lockheed Martin's F-35B jets forced its pilot to eject from the cockpit.
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U.S. President-elect Donald Trump and President Rodrigo Duterte are both looking to reduce America's military presence in the Philippines, with Duterte even looking to eject the roughly 100 U.S. special operative forces in Mindanao.
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As Hamid stood up in silent protest, the supporters around her began to jeer and chant for her to "get out," until Trump campaign officials and police officers interceded to eject her from the arena.
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That's one of the reasons the President has so far refused to eject the former Breitbart chief amid mounting calls for the rabble-rousing populist who considers himself an "economic nationalist" to be pushed out.
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The arrival of American troops in Saudi Arabia in 1990 to eject Iraqi forces from Kuwait, and for years to keep Saddam in check, set Osama bin Laden on the road of jihad against America.
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They had fortified bunkers in concrete houses that most American weapons could not penetrate and the enemy knew it would take suicidal room-clearing assaults and ultimately the destruction of the city to eject them.
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It was just one of the coolest things to be able to press eject and [the front] would open real slow just like it would with a tape, and you'd slide the vinyl in there.
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PayPal is the latest major platform to eject Gab: Apple refused to host the site's app in its iOS store; Google removed the app from its Google Play Store for violating its hate speech policy.
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In January 1991 he assembled a global coalition to eject Iraqi invaders from Kuwait, sending hundreds of thousands of troops in a triumphant military campaign that to many Americans helped purge the ghosts of Vietnam.
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They were found in possession of more than $9,000 in $20 bills as well as tools and devices that would be needed to compromise ATM machines and force them to eject cash, the authorities said.
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Smith initially said she had squeezed the trigger by accident, but later acknowledged that she had pulled the trigger intentionally because she thought it would help her eject the magazine, according to the criminal complaint.
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But instead of landing the entire first stage, the plan is for the engine compartment — the most valuable part — to eject and descend via parachute, to be plucked out of the air by a helicopter.
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When asked about safety concerns regarding mixing axe-throwing with alcohol, Flesher-Sonnier said staff members are trained to keep an eye on intoxication levels and instructed to eject individuals if they have over-imbibed.
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On Saturday in Iraq, the American military was on alert as tens of thousands of pro-Iranian fighters marched through the streets of Baghdad and calls accelerated to eject the United States from the country.
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In 2015, Adam Goodes, the most accomplished Indigenous player in the league's history, spent the twilight of his career draped in boos, after he had security eject a young woman who called him an ape.
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And it would just be interesting if it was more commonplace and accepted for the eject button, and for an actual incentives in that instance, that sort of take care of everyone at that moment.
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For example, if Iran succeeds in building a loyal political coalition that takes power in Baghdad, that new government could eject U.S. troops from Iraq – something that Iraqi political figures close to Iran have long wanted.
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In the event of a launch failure, SpaceX says it could eject the crew in a way that is "similar to an ejection seat for a fighter pilot," except they would be protected by a pod.
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I don't need to inform you of the horrors that can eject themselves from your nasal cavity, so just enjoy the fact that these cases are (hopefully) way worse than anything you've ever had to experience.
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The graphic on the back of the system looks like the top of a Super Famicom — the original Japanese version of what most of us know as Super Nintendo — including fake power, reset, and eject buttons.
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Somebody on the right that does the same thing, they want to hit the eject button like they did in the "Austin Powers" movie and flip people into the fire, and so they do that constantly.
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"What we've learned from our history is that we can't stand idly by when a leader says those things," said Rabbi Jesse M. Olitzky of South Orange, N.J., one of those who plan to eject themselves.
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A handful of Democrats in Washington have backed proposals to eject Mr. Trump, including an impeachment resolution unveiled by Representative Al Green of Texas, and opinion polls have found considerable support for impeachment among Democratic voters.
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This way, when the first banana clip was empty, the gunman could simply eject it and flip it over, rather than having to fumble around in his pocket or what have you, wasting precious shooting time.
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But instead of landing the entire first stage, the plan is for the engine compartment — the most valuable piece — to eject and descend via parachute, and then be plucked out of the air by a helicopter.
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I needed to know everything, in case the pregnancy disease were ever stricken upon me, and I were forced to eject a baby from an orifice I considered private property — or, at least, a very exclusive club.
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On Tuesday, the Constitutional Court is due to announce the date for its decision on President Park Geun-hye's impeachment, a move initiated after parliament voted to eject her from the nation's top elected spot in December.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland's Prime Minister Juha Sipila will break up his three-party center-right coalition, saying on Monday he wanted to eject the nationalist Finns Party, days after the Finns chose a new anti-immigration leader.
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The price belies some sophistication: Away's polycarbonite bags come with 100 parts, including a lithium-ion battery located underneath the handle that travelers can eject to remain compliant with airline policies and which investors seem to like.
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China, which is aggressively seeking to stamp out graft in Communist Party and government ranks, has also sought to eject corrupt elements from its sports establishment, particularly in soccer, which has been hit by match-fixing scandals.
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Or the notion that with a wave of a hand, the president or the henchmen who do his immigration handiwork can eject some 700,000 productive young people from the only home most of them have ever known?
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Nor has it followed up on Mr. Duterte's threat to eject American forces from the southern Philippines, where a rotating force of 50 to 100 troops helps combat Abu Sayyaf, an Islamic-themed kidnap-for-ransom gang.
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If the allegations against him were found to have merit, senators would likely have been forced to eject him from the Senate while incurring the wrath of supporters of the President, who strongly backed the Alabama judge.
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China, which is aggressively seeking to stamp out graft in Communist Party and government ranks, has also sought to eject corrupt elements from its sports establishment, particularly within soccer, which has been hit by match-fixing scandals.
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German is using suckling pigs, for example, as stand-ins for swallow-challenged newborns to better understand "silent aspiration," in which the body makes little or no attempt to eject food or water breathed into the lungs.
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If Trump was willing to forcibly eject a legal immigrant with a U.S. passport and a nationally broadcast television show from a press conference, he would have no problem expelling the more vulnerable immigrants from the country.
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Critic's Notebook Omarosa Manigault Newman, a three-time contestant on NBC's "The Apprentice," volunteered to enter a surreal house in which minor celebrities, acting out under constant media surveillance, conspire to eject their rivals one by one.
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But if a volcano in this area erupts, it could eject nearly 10 cubic miles of magma, covering almost all of the country and its 120 million people in nearly eight inches of thick ash, he found.
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But even some of her admirers say she needs to better grasp the nuances of this primary and the pragmatic nature of her would-be supporters who just want to eject Mr. Trump from the Oval Office.
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Mr. Kurz, who had sought an early election in September and is preparing to lead a minority government until then, now faces the prospect of a no-confidence vote that could eject him from power within days.
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But in 1985, after South African forces raided Gaborone, destroying buildings and killing civilians, Mr. Masire was forced to eject the A.N.C. Another challenge in the 1980s was the rapid spread of the virus that causes AIDS.
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Nigerian regulators demonstrated they are no pushovers with foreign entities, when they slapped a $3.9 billion fine on MTN over a regulatory breach in 2015 and threatened to eject the South African mobile-operator from the country.
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Elsewhere, Finland's bonds underperformed euro zone peers as its Prime Minister moved to break up its three-party coalition, saying he wanted to eject the nationalist Finns Party days after it chose a new anti-immigration leader.
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South Korea's military said the missile had been launched using a "cold-eject" system, whereby it is initially lifted by compressed gas before flying under the power of its rocket, a system used for submarine-launched missiles.
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Boeing's new space capsule will undergo one of its most challenging tasks next month when it performs the pad abort test to ensure astronauts can eject safely from the spacecraft in the event of a launch mishap.
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Some inside Google think it took too long for bosses there to react to what they consider a fatuous screed; while others disagree with their decision to eject Damore from the company altogether for speaking his mind.
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For the pressed-of-time, Blue Origin posted a condensed version of the launch that's under three minutes, showing the capsule eject at nearly 500 mph and then land safely, minutes later, in the gentle single-digits.
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During the campaign, the mission of this security cadre was largely to suppress or eject hecklers, something the Secret Service, sworn to uphold the Constitution, including its First Amendment right to free speech, cannot and will not do.
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For example: Some inside Google think it took too long for bosses there to react to what they consider a fatuous screed; others disagree with their decision to eject Damore from the company altogether for speaking his mind.
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"I hit the brakes, I hit the eject button and just left," the award-winning Cuban designer tells PEOPLE CHICA of the life-changing decision she made in 2016, when she sold her machinery and closed her business.
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If the SPD won the state election here in North-Rhine Westphalia on May 14th, he proclaimed, it would go on to become "the strongest force in Germany" and eject Angela Merkel at the general election in September.
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They let me try saying "Okay Google, eject the camera module" and it straight-up worked: a tiny latch inside the phone body moved when I set the phone on the table (face down) and the module released.
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In singling out detachable magazines, California lawmakers were attempting to curb a design feature that makes it possible for a shooter to eject a spent magazine with the flick of a finger, then quickly reload a new one.
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The US pilot proceeded to fire off a second missile, an AIM 120 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile, which hit its intended target, downing the Syrian warplane and forcing its pilot to eject, the officials added.
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Wannabe ad industry nemesis Shine has chalked up another telco to commit to deploying its mobile ad blocking technology which uses deep packet inspection to detect and eject ads at the network level — its third such telco deal.
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For United (and other airlines) to use an algorithm to choose and eject overbooked passengers to make space for airline employees, and to then forcibly remove a man reluctant to leave when chosen, is more than a mistake.
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A lander which will in turn eject down toward the surface of the moon and, assuming a stable landing, a rover module will exit the lander and use its 50-watts of power to meander on the surface.
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The Sukhoi-24 attack aircraft, codenamed Fencer by the NATO military alliance, was heading out on a combat mission, but its crew failed to eject after the plane veered off the runway, the ministry was cited as saying.
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In the second leg, Ibrahimovic was given a red card after just half an hour for a debatable tackle and, after the match, raged against Chelsea's players, calling them "babies" for shouting at the referee to eject him.
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The National Academy of Sciences moved this week toward a landmark shift in policy that would allow it for the first time to eject members who have violated its code of conduct, including in cases of sexual harassment.
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Soñando Juntos, along with the group Education Not Deportation, launched a petition for the University of Texas El Paso to designate itself as a Sanctuary University, pledge support for international students, and permanently eject Border Patrol from campus.
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Though he had pledged to seek re-election, Mr. Frelinghuysen was incensed over the way Mr. Ryan treated him during the tax overhaul debate — the speaker, Mr. Frelinghuysen told associates, had threatened to eject him from his chairmanship.
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As the commander of the Navy SEALs started the process that could eject Chief Petty Officer Edward Gallagher, the platoon leader accused of committing war crimes in Iraq, he was watching for signs of pushback from President Trump.
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During his final months in office, Obama also designated Sirte, Libya -- a one-time ISIS bastion -- as an area of "active hostility," permitting the faster-turnaround US strikes to intensify the fight against ISIS and eject the terror organization.
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Many respondents asked: Why displace Hamilton, the first Treasury secretary and the architect of the American financial system, rather than eject Jackson from the $20 bill given his record of violence against Native Americans and opposition to national banking?
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The mysterious device in Intel's video could be a marketing render, but it does include the exact same eject key found on the keyboard of the Surface Book and the unique fulcrum hinge that Microsoft uses on its laptop.
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In that event Mrs Merkel may therefore have no practical alternative but to fire him, which would probably eject the CSU from her coalition, leaving its remaining components (her CDU and the Social Democrats) just short of a majority.
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Wednesday's crash comes less than a week after a Navy F/A-18 fighter jet pilot assigned to the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier was forced to eject during a training flight while in transit in the Celebes Sea.
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TV. "The pressure becomes, 'Stick to our script even if you don't believe it or we're going to try to eject you from good company that we keep from the venues, the media platforms that we control,'" he said.
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The first president-elect to claim a policy achievement and throw himself a victory tour; Trump became the first to smear the entire Fourth Estate, eject a dissenter and ridicule the supporters of his opponent: all in one evening.
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No one would do anything until a policeman ejected a round in the chamber then we would all eject rounds in the chamber and all up and down the streets you could hear this clackity-clack-clack-clack-clack .
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The mechanics are crafted for VR — every time you empty a clip you have to eject it from the gun you're holding and insert a new magazine into the gun, then cock your weapon all with the Touch controllers.
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Mr. Putin, betting on improved relations with the next American president, said he would not eject 35 diplomats or close any diplomatic facilities, rejecting a tit-for-tat response to the actions taken on Thursday by the Obama administration.
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WASHINGTON — Landlords and local officials across the country say a White House proposal to eject undocumented immigrants from subsidized housing would displace some of their most reliable tenants and add major financial strains to an already cash-strapped system.
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With apologies to a vocal portion of the fan base who seem to have had enough of being very good instead of a true contender, the eject button the Raptors built into this core comes next summer, not now.
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During the sketch, Mugenzi took aim at the president, showing a stubborn Nkurunziza staying on the soccer field after getting two yellow cards during a match, rebuffing sport regulations that eject a player who receives that number of penalties.
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A typical large star ejects a few times the mass of the Sun when it goes supernova—but iPTF 14gqr appeared to only eject 0.15 to 0.3 times the mass of the Sun, according to the paper published in Science.
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In theory, each institution could keep the other in check by keeping a finger on the eject button: the president and the parliament would be able to cut short each other's mandates, as well as their own, by calling early elections.
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Also this week, the University of Missouri faced renewed pressure over one of its faculty members when Republican lawmakers called on it to fire an assistant professor, Melissa Click, for trying to eject journalists from a student protest in November.
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A few tips from putting this together along the way: once you connect the camera, you need to eject it from the local filesystem, since it can't be mounted as a folder and used as a camera at the same time.
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The AR-15 functions by sending some of the gas that propels the bullet down the barrel back through a pipe to force the main mechanism to open, eject the empty cartridge case and get another round ready to fire.
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Four more artists involved in the prestigious exhibition have today announced their intent to withdraw from the show, reenergizing calls on the cultural institution to eject Kanders, the chief executive of a weapons manufacturing company, from its board of trustees.
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The situation improved a few years ago with the Martin-Baker MK 16 seat, which allows pilots weighing as little as 103 pounds and as much as 245 pounds to eject from the F-35 fighter jet at 65,000 feet.
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Even cancer didn't come close to how painful it was to see my son going through such depression and so much pain, so much anguish, that it made him press an eject button and get out of society all together.
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The Russian Defence Ministry was quoted as saying that the pilot of the downed plane, who was killed, did not have time to eject because he had used his last seconds to steer the aircraft away from a populated area.
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But not to see just any movie — one where the chair beneath you vibrates, jumps, shakes, punches you in the center of the back, and, on occasion, lurches forward as if to eject you onto a soda-and-spit-covered floor.
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Security personnel -- including event security, police officers and several former members of Trump's private security detail dressed in civilian clothes -- took at least six minutes to eject the protesters, several of whom forcefully resisted being led out of the venue.
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A movement has sprung up in this country, and the political elites are terrified that it will succeed in pushing the eject button on their cozy Party of Big Government that has ruled, raped, and destroyed this country for too long.
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"The principal concerns here are that the volcano can eject volcanic rocks to distances of many kilometers from the crater, and that the volcano could erupt ash and/or emit sulfur dioxide," said Andrews, from the Smithsonian Institution's Global Volcanism Program.
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The cooperation between the longtime allies is significant because Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, who came to power a year ago, has taken a hostile stance towards Washington and has vowed to eject U.S. military trainers and advisers from his country.
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The ethics committee voted to eject him from Congress for lying about holding bank accounts in Switzerland with his wife, who has also been indicted by prosecutors for receiving bribe money from a Petrobras purchase of an oil field in Benin.
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In 1985, Mr. Madison killed a police officer, Julius Schulte, who had been trying to keep the peace between Mr. Madison and his ex-girlfriend, Cheryl Greene, as she sought to eject him from what had been their shared home.
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Instead, his bullying, erratic performance suggested a state of mind that is unsettled -- and it may be no coincidence that it follows days of talk about the possibility of a recession that could eject him from office and ebbing poll numbers.
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Czech President Milos Zeman has pushed ties with China, but the capital's government has figured in diplomatic rows between the two nations, such as one over the mayor's refusal of a Chinese demand to eject a Taiwan official from a conference.
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Turkey on Friday received its first shipment of a Russian air defense system as calls grew to follow through on warnings to levy sanctions against the NATO ally and possibly eject Ankara from the new F-235 fighter jet program.
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Two Belgian fighter pilots were forced to eject from their aircraft on Thursday, and while both are in "good health" now, one was left dangling from a power line for two hours after his parachute got tangled up in the cords.
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The fight to eject the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) from Mosul — the terror group's last stronghold in Iraq — has demonstrated that Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's government can be a proven counterterrorism partner in rolling back ISIS gains.
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In September a European Union spacecraft in an orbit close to Earth ("low Earth orbit") used computer vision and laser rangefinding to eject a net that snatched a small "cubesat", a sort of miniature satellite (eg, pictured), that it had pushed into space.
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The bottom line: The European Parliament's elections are next year, and the EPP must decide whether to engage Orbán in dialogue or eject him from its ranks — and risk facing off against a potential far-right alliance he could form with other populists.
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How this will work exactly isn't yet decided, but it's likely that the owner would have to insert the key that locks the battery into place, eject the battery slightly (no need to fully remove it), and then snap it back into place.
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These soft robots would flop on the surface and move about in ways that won't result in them sinking into the debris or getting stuck; in the meantime, they can grab samples and test them or eject them to a waiting orbiter.
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Super Nintendo: Essentially Nintendo workshopping their way out of the NES' problems, plenty of grips to pry out from the system (if the eject button somehow fails you), more protective shell around the pins to do away with all the blinking screen frustrations.
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The Department has no desire or intentions to forgive anyone's loans, and already has disqualified a whopping 57% of people in the Income Based Repayment program on just one of many grounds they have available to them to eject borrowers from the plan.
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To make it easy to remove a smartphone or tablet, a simple tug on a rubber strap that works like an eject button causes your device to slide out, without you having to try to cram your fingers in there to retrieve it.
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Based in the port city of Aden, Hadi's government controls the Central Bank there but has struggled to enforce order in the southern and eastern parts of Yemen that it controls or eject the Houthis from lands they run around the capital Sanaa.
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Its last major testing milestone before the spacecraft can fly crew could be next month: Crew Dragon will demonstrate its emergency abort system, which would eject the capsule and its passengers away from a rocket if it misfires on the way to space.
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Motherboard verified that Ring's two-factor authentication does work as advertised, but multiple people who were logged into the app didn't have to log back in after it was enabled—Ring didn't eject them nor ask them to enter a two-factor token.
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A strong result for Siet and other center-right and ethnic Hungarian parties could lead to either a wider coalition led by Smer, a grand coalition of Siet with Smer, or a wide coalition of opposition parties that would eject Smer from power.
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Photo by Maxim Shipenkov/EPA The Russian Defence Ministry was quoted as saying that the pilot of the downed plane, who was killed, did not have time to eject because he had used his last seconds to steer the aircraft away from a populated area.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, May 24 (Reuters) - A Brazilian Air Force F-5 fighter crashed in the Rio metropolitan area shortly after take-off early on Thursday but the two pilots were able to eject before the aircraft plummeted to the ground, the Air Force said.
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"Over 80% of his total fuel capability was trapped and unusable," a malfunction that could have forced the pilot to eject as his aircraft could only use up to 1003 minutes of fuel at a time, the Air Force said in a press release.
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How to lock a Mac from your keyboardOnce your Mac has a password enabled, here are two ways to lock it using only your keyboard:Press and hold the Control, Shift and Power buttons, or Control + Shift + Eject if your Mac doesn't have a Power button.
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Retirees, in particular, may feel downright scared, and perhaps their fear is justified, because: Therefore, whether you're a financial advisor counseling someone through turbulent markets or a white-knuckled investor eyeing the eject button, please know this: Every emotion is valid and worthy of acknowledgement.
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Less than two minutes after liftoff from a launchpad in Florida, SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule will fire on-board thrusters to eject itself off a Falcon 9 rocket mid-air, simulating an emergency abort scenario that will prove it can return astronauts to safety.
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Other than being a numerically auspicious date that stands at the gateway of a fresh new decade, the year 20203 will probably be like any other year: Full of confusing and depressing events that will make you wish Earth had some sort of eject button.
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Her comments came a day after Trump moved to eject 85033 Russian officials believed to be spies operating in the U.S. as part of a coordinated effort by two dozen countries to punish Moscow for the poisoning of a former Russian spy on British soil.
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US military officials have told CNN that the US has sent Special Operations Forces to partner with US-backed Syrian forces along the Euphrates River and Assad's regime has called the Syrian Democratic Forces traitors and has vowed to eject US troops from the country.
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The treatment of Mr. Acosta raised alarms among news media advocates and his fellow journalists, particularly after Mr. Acosta described a threat by Mr. Spicer to eject him from the news conference when he persisted in trying to ask the president-elect a question.
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The ill-feeling was evident in the early 1990s, when the senate voted to eject American forces from Philippine bases; and, more recently, in President Rodrigo Duterte's sudden pivot to China last year, and in his labelling of President Barack Obama as a "son of a bitch".
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The Leave campaign sported a smaller pool of celebrity and academic supporters — with some even calling into TV news stations to publicly distance themselves from a Brexit vote — but as the results show, that didn't seem to matter in the UK's decision to eject from Europe.
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Google showed off a working prototype version of Ara today, which lets you live-swap hardware modules like cameras and speakers onto a base frame which contains the core phone components — you can even say, "Okay, Google, eject the camera" to release modules, which is pretty cool.
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The Leave campaign sported a smaller pool of celebrity and academic supporters — with some even calling into TV news stations to publicly distance themselves from a Brexit vote — but as the results show, that didn't seem to matter in the UK's decision to eject from Europe.
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Highlighting his promise to assemble a "deportation force" to round up and eject the 11 million people now in the country illegally, the ad features Spanish-speakers recalling the earliest immigrants in their own families, including veterans of World War II and more recent arrivals in Miami.
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While there is no way to know exactly why soccer appears to be getting more dangerous, parents and coaches share anecdotal reports of children being encouraged to play more aggressively and less-experienced referees who are hesitant to call fouls and eject players from the game.
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For all the talk of his being an ineffectual party leader, Mr Corbyn has done a very good job of taking over the party's executive committee and putting in place automatic "trigger ballots" which will allow activists to eject MPs who don't toe the Corbyn line.
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But the capital's government has taken a much harder line, including Prague Mayor Zdenek Hrib's refusal to eject a Taiwanese diplomat from a conference at the demand of a Chinese official, and his decision to fly the Tibetan flag at City Hall to highlight human rights issues.
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During the battles in the Netherlands to eject British and Polish airborne forces from Arnhem and Oosterbeek, or in Warsaw to destroy the Polish Home Army, the Germans learned to bring the self-propelled guns up and systematically destroy each defended building from the roof downward.
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While studies have shown some of these smaller reefs might help reseed ones that have died off with new life, there's little that can be done to offset the process of coral bleaching, where corals stressed due to high temperature eject their symbiotic algae into the surrounding water.
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FOR anyone (and that is almost everyone) who has shaken and thumped a bottle of ketchup to squeeze the last dollop out of it, or flattened and then rolled up a tube of toothpaste to eject one final squirt onto their brush, help may soon be at hand.
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The GAO said it is tracking potential safety risks on the private companies' crew capsules, including a Boeing Starliner abort system meant to eject the capsule from a hazardous rocket explosion, and a since-upgraded fuel valve on SpaceX's Falcon rocket that triggered a costly 2016 launchpad explosion.
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So it makes sense that the star would keep circling back to his most bankable franchise, embarking on his sixth outing as Ethan Hunt in "Mission: Impossible - Fallout," a movie chock full of jaw-dropping stunts, even if it doesn't quite know when to hit the eject button.
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Read: Syrian army vows to eject US troops It is an extraordinarily detailed, point by point approach from the Trump administration that inserts US forces into a geopolitical minefield they once sought to avoid -- and one that they arguably now risk worsening if they suddenly pull out overnight.
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The proposed rule change, which will apply to "any disqualification of a player," is another step in the league's emphasis on player safety this offseason, after a rule was approved in March to penalize, and for flagrant offenses eject, players who lower their helmets to make contact with an opponent.
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It is called the Heimlich maneuver — saving a choking victim with a bear hug and abdominal thrusts to eject a throat obstruction — and since its inception in 1974 it has become a national safety icon, taught in schools, portrayed in movies, displayed on restaurant posters and endorsed by medical authorities.
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These eruptions have been full of volcanic lightning (see below), which is characteristic of vulcanian eruptions that eject mostly old material in the vent area (Note: after some discussion with folks in the know, these eruptions likely have a lot of interaction with seawater, creating fine ash that is prone to lightning.
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They fear that advocating a government-run health care system could alienate suburban and upper-income voters who are otherwise eager to eject Mr. Trump from office, while the most progressive immigration policies might turn off the working-class white voters who backed Mr. Trump after twice supporting former President Barack Obama.
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Twitter's report underlines the scale of the challenge posed by extremist content spread via social platforms, given the volume of content uploads involved — which are orders of magnitude greater on more popular social platforms like Facebook and YouTube, meaning there's more material to sift through to locate and eject any extremist material.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Earlier this week, eight of the 75 artists participating in the 2019 Whitney Biennial announced their intent to withdraw artwork from the galleries, citing insufficient action on behalf of the Whitney Museum of American Art to eject vice chair Warren Kanders from the board of trustees.
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If a child was enrolled in a school where the family was renting a second property, living with a relative, or with a parent who did not have primary custody, the district could eject them from school, extract fees from their families and potentially prosecute them for making false statements about residency.
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Although it may be disheartening to hear about the alleged actions of O'Reilly, and of his bosses, consider how long it took to expose and eject Ailes (who denies wrongdoing, even as his company paid $20 million to settle Gretchen Carlson's claim he harassed her) and how very pervasive his behavior reportedly was.
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"The assassination was such an extreme violation of Iraqi sovereignty — done unilaterally, without Iraqi government consent — that Iraqi officials will come under tremendous political pressure to eject U.S. forces," said Ilan Goldenberg, director of the Middle East program at Washington-based Center for a New American Security, in an op-ed on Friday.
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They fear that advocating a government-run health care system could alienate suburban and upper-income voters who are otherwise eager to eject Mr. Trump from office, while the most progressive immigration policies might turn off the working-class white voters who backed Mr. Trump after twice supporting former President Barack Obama.
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In July Airbnb agreed to work with Barcelona to remove listings "that could affect long-term housing availability in Barcelona", as well as to eject illegal commercial operators using the site — couching this as a rapprochement in relations between it and the local government, and claiming it will have "zero tolerance for bad actors".
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Now a familiar nemesis to New York City developers — last year, he negotiated a $25 million total payout for three clients whom Tishman Speyer was trying to eject from a small apartment building in Hudson Yards — Mr. Rozenholc took advantage of a legal flaw in Mr. Trump's plans to block his application to begin construction.
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As We Are The Mighty smartly points out, the MP17 could serve as a viable alternative to the collapsible 30-round GAU-5A Aircrew Self Defense Weapon that the Air Force recently adopted for pilot forced to eject in hostile territory, especially since the service recently tested the M17 as a potential sidearm for pilots.
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The White House press corps was stunned on Sunday by reports of a proposal by the Trump administration to eject reporters from their home in the West Wing — a move that, if carried out, would uproot decades of established protocol whereby journalists are allowed to work in the White House close to senior officials.
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On the other hand, global cooling appears to be caused by large explosive volcanoes that eject water vapor and sulfur dioxide into the lower stratosphere forming a sulfuric acid aerosol or mist that reflects and scatters sunlight, cooling Earth 2628 degrees for two to four years, but lowering ocean temperatures for nearly a century.
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On Thursday, the Obama administration moved to eject 35 Russians suspected of being intelligence operatives "persona non grata"; imposed sanctions on two of Russia's leading intelligence services; and penalized four top officers of one of those services, the powerful military intelligence unit known as the G.R.U., because of its efforts to influence the presidential election.
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BOB MCNALLY Rapidan Energy Group FOUNDER we think they are still going to try to eject the united states from the region by attacking facilities and bases and even oil facilities of countries aligned with us in the region and so we don't think the venges in the campaign, the revenge campaign is over it is just began.
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Still, it highlights how the company is thinking about drone delivery, which it is being tested in the U.K. A recent Amazon patent described a giant flying warehouse that would act as a launchpad for drones, while another one outlined an idea for an unmanned flying vehicle to eject packages that would land in a backyard with the help of a parachute.
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Mr Trump swept 16 rival candidates aside during the presidential primaries by promising to shield Americans from what he assures them is disgusting and unfair competition—he has talked of free-trade pacts "raping" America and vows to send federal deportation squads to eject 11m undocumented migrants from the country, to the far side of a border protected by a "beautiful" wall.
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"It's important that I do my job right because if I don't do my job properly and a pilot does eject he could die and that's on me, then I'd have to live knowing that there's a guy who lost his life because I didn't do my job right," said Senior Airmen Steven Phelps, 9th Maintenance Squadron aircrew egress journeyman.
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" By abandoning Kurdish and Arab fighters in Syria who led the fight to eject ISIS from the "capital" of its so-called caliphate, Mr. Trump appears to be following President Barack Obama's pivot away from the greater Middle East, responding, as his predecessor did, to a desire among the American people to disengage from that region, with its "endless wars.
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Valve's decision to build a backdoor into the new content policy by reserving the right to remove developers who are just "trolling," a term that in many respects is defined by the beholder, could easily be read as cynical—it's going to wash its hands of anything, until something comes along that it gets enough bad PR for it to hit the eject button.
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Along with other social media platform giants, Twitter is facing increased political pressure to promptly eject terrorist content and hate speech from its platform — especially in Europe where new laws have been proposed in some countries that could see governments introducing a regime of financial penalties attached to failures of performance for social media content takedown as a stick to encourage faster removals of illegal content.
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Consider: However much he indulges in racist code, if Donald Trump were caught on a hot mic crowing that "The niggers just need to shape up" or "If only she'd stop being such a cunt," it would likely be one of the very few things that actually would spark a sincere effort to eject him from office — so utterly unthinkable in public usage are they.
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But regardless of whether he has his facts straight, Trump's logic is a straightforward admission that he wants to eject his attorney general because Sessions has not adequately protected him from legal scrutiny — an argument that at once reveals Trump's usual contempt for laws and norms and also suggests (not for the first time) that he has something so substantial to hide that only omertà-style loyalty will do.
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We pressed each to eject North Korean guest workers whose remittances go not to their families but to help fund the military, and diplomats engaged in illicit commercial activities; to deny landing rights to Air Koryo, the national airline, and porting rights to North Korea's ships; to cut off or downgrade diplomatic relations; and to aggressively enforce and even go beyond sanctions authorized by the United Nations Security Council.
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