They have detected particle plumes ejecting off of the surface.
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Volker noted NATO has no established way of ejecting members.
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Snapping a module in and ejecting it is crazy fun.
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They have a greater chance of ejecting autocrats than insurrections.
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Ejecting him cannot and will not suddenly cure our political dysfunction.
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They said the pilot was safe after ejecting from the plane.
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Russia had already retaliated in kind by ejecting 23 British diplomats.
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Right Sector is committed to ejecting Russian separatists from Ukrainian soil.
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When the puck dropped, Barone thought about ejecting the coach immediately.
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The galaxy has been ejecting ionizing photons at rate never seen before.
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Quashing and ejecting barbarians not only failed but backfired with devastating consequences.
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The candidate has berated security guards for not ejecting protesters quickly enough.
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It would be like ejecting the referee from a playoff basketball game.
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Russia responded by ejecting a similar number of officials from those countries.
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What's more, Jupiter's moon Io erupts fairly frequently, ejecting tons of material, i.e.
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Ejecting her would require the Conservatives to spend weeks choosing a new leader.
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It means there's less of a chance of someone accidentally ejecting your battery.
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Officials from D.P.A.A. said Captain Dickson was not seen ejecting from the plane.
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Ejecting the league from the country would hurt businesses, but irritate fans too.
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Since electrons are negatively charged, ejecting them in this way keeps the tether positive.
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The crash only resulted in one fatality, with the other aircrew member safely ejecting.
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He had lost consciousness until he hit the water after ejecting from the plane.
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They'd actually seen a supernova: a star exploding, ejecting gas and dust and perhaps collapsing.
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Very slowly, carefully, Ben dismantled the mechanism, ejecting the glass tube onto a paper towel.
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Mr Turnbull then took a leaf out of the Labor playbook by ejecting Mr Abbott.
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She evicted Ms Le Pen in a dynastic coup, ejecting her coterie of anti-euro advisers.
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"'Ejecting' lets you leave the comfort of Create React App setup at any time," Abramov writes.
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But constitutions don't exactly provide a step-by-step guide for ejecting a "usurper" from power.
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The individual cells are capable of working simultaneously on different parts, ejecting their prints when done.
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That year, the G8 suspended Russia from the group, ostensibly ejecting Russia from the world stage.
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Trump even joked about ejecting members of the news media which are insufficiently loyal to him.
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As opposed to descending into hyperbole or snark and then standing there ejecting bile at everybody.
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In 1998, then-owner Jack Modica was sued for ejecting two black patrons from the Eagle.
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Manufacturers received 210 reports of the fan blade ejecting from the fan ahead of the recall.
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However, I had issues with the dock ejecting my server connection more often than I'd like.
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That caused the van to flip over five or six times, ejecting the six passengers, police said.
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Since ejecting the Daily Stormer, Cloudflare has received more than 7,000 complaints about sites in its network.
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She found a photograph on the Internet of a kitchen toaster ejecting two slices of burnt toast.
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The Syrian military acknowledged the loss of its aircraft and said the pilot was missing after ejecting.
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The van from the Pentecostal church was struck and overturned multiple times, ejecting some of its occupants.
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Trump struck back, ejecting Univision anchor Jorge Ramos from one of his press conferences late last August.
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Militaries use canisters to "cold launch" missiles, ejecting them high into the air before their fuel ignites.
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He split Congo's 11 regions into 26, in the process ejecting many of his opponents from their positions.
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The Moroccan government responded by ejecting dozens of United Nations staff members, effectively kneecapping the peacekeeping mission there.
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Militaries use such canisters to "cold launch" missiles, ejecting them high into the air before their fuel ignites.
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Now they know for certain, which makes Bennu an active asteroid that is regularly ejecting material into space.
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This creates thrust more efficiently than ejecting heated vapour, but without the explosive chemical reactions of a conventional rocket.
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The team tells me that users will be able to set a passcode to keep people from ejecting modules.
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The AK party has marched the army, long given to ejecting elected governments from power, back to its barracks.
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As the guards succeeded in ejecting her, I realized that she was the most beautiful person at the party.
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College football reviews these types of hits before ejecting the player, so why can't the NHL do the same?
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Ejecting a president requires a two-thirds majority in the Senate, and Republicans hold 53 seats in the chamber.
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We are waiting for high tide ... Don't look at it as if we are pushing them out or ejecting them.
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"This is my ninth convention and I've never even had to contemplate" ejecting disruptive delegates from the convention, Buckley said.
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But now, instead of ejecting empty shell casings, it launches custom-designed capsules full of candy via an automated mechanism.
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Ejecting Greece from Schengen, as some urge, would deter nobody, for it shares no land borders with other Schengen countries.
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The problem with being golf's perceived villain is ejecting the bad guy is bound to make things worse, not better.
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So, there's little doubt 'Oumuamua is a comet, even if it doesn't have a highly-visible tail of ejecting material.
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I still recall the description of the narrator ejecting from the plane, and later finding his teeth in his hands.
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And spectral lines have aways revealed these stars ejecting fast-moving matter, followed by the appearance of slower-moving matter beneath.
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She blew through a barbed wire fence into a field and flipped over, ejecting her two passengers, who weren't wearing seatbelts.
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In Afghanistan, US intelligence agencies once backed an insurgency aimed at ejecting Soviet troops in order to weaken an overextended Moscow.
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During that operation, an Israeli F-16 fighter was shot down by Syrian anti-aircraft guns, its pilots ejecting to safety.
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It's focused on ejecting a large portion of the workforce that so many of us are connected to or dependent upon.
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Pictures showed what experts said were the engines of two Soviet-designed R-27 missiles clustered together, ejecting two exhaust plumes.
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Aside from ejecting the Spanish, it is hard to argue that the American presence made any of these places better off.
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Ejecting Weinstein and Price from their companies and denying them subsequent accolades is a start, and an encouraging one at that.
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A majority vote in the parliament on Thursday ruled in favor of ejecting Zana from legislature due to her continued absence.
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The Syrian Democratic Forces have managed to capture much of Syria's oil and gas infrastructure after ejecting ISIS from those areas.
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She blew through a barbed wire fence into a field and flipped over, ejecting her two passengers, who weren't wearing seat belts.
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The drone can resurface by ejecting the ballast water, letting it go airborne once again and take off rom the water's surface.
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Recently, we visited two more villages in the Kirkuk area that Kurdish forces destroyed last month after ejecting all of the residents.
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Then, they watched the melting ice boil and evaporate, ejecting the sand grains into the air and building small piles of sand.
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Mr. Trump probably performed well enough to silence the 11-hour whispering campaign among Republicans about somehow ejecting him from the ticket.
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The mission science team detected particle plumes ejecting from the surface January 6, followed by additional plumes over the past two months.
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Your actions gave you away: cancelling DACA with no plan, making racist comments about Black/Brown immigrants, ejecting several by bipartisan deals.
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They detected particle plumes ejecting off the surface on January 6, followed by additional smaller plumes on January 21753 and February 19.
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Subsurface gas can heat up and explode, ejecting huge plumes of dust, which would make the comet much brighter and more visible.
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Two explosions destroyed the reactor, ejecting highly radioactive material into the atmosphere — including chunks of burning graphite, which started fires around the reactor.
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His campaign has also not been shy about ejecting journalists from events or denying news outlets that run objectionable stories press credentials altogether.
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The restrictions were put in place after testing showed lightweight pilots could suffer debilitating injuries and even death while ejecting from the aircraft.
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An Air Force T-38C Talon II jet trainer crashed Wednesday morning in Mississippi, with both pilots safely ejecting, the service has confirmed.
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In addition to ejecting surface probes to transmit data from the ground, the motherships also deployed balloon aerobots to explore the tumultuous atmosphere.
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When they explode, supernovae help seed the Universe with material to form new stars by ejecting large amounts of heavy elements into space.
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It is called bleaching and involves the tiny animals, known as polyps, which are the living part of a reef, ejecting their symbiotic algae.
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I've never been in a situation where I had to choose between the option of crashing in a jet or ejecting from the jet.
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The Red Hen incident crossed the line from just words to actions by ejecting White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders and her family.
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In New York, Democrats declared victory in three congressional races in President Trump's home state, ejecting the last remaining Republican from New York City.
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Rather than ejecting institutions, Monterrey's business elite quietly took them over — all with the blessing of their friends and golf partners in public office.
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The mission science team detected particle plumes ejecting off of the surface on January 13, followed by additional plumes over the last two months.
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The mission science team detected particle plumes ejecting off of the surface on January 6, followed by additional plumes over the last two months.
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This security apparatus has gained attention, particularly after this weekend, for both its role in protecting the candidate and in ejecting protesters from his events.
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In all, 27 countries are ejecting more than 150 Russians, including people listed by their embassies and consulates as diplomats, and military and cultural attachés.
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Mr. Biden's bet is that his party's rank-and-file consider the Obama years as a success and are animated chiefly by ejecting Mr. Trump.
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About 1,900 years ago and 1,350 light years away, stars in a giant gas cloud behind the Orion constellation collided, ejecting two other young stars.
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A group of 22.9 retired generals and admirals put out a statement this week saying that ejecting transgender service members would itself degrade military readiness.
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I will have you know I have no problems court-martialing you right here, right now, and ejecting you from that airlock without a space suit.
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Many believe that Amazon's presence will have a ripple effect across the borough, inflating rent prices and ejecting low- and middle-income renters from the area.
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Multiple things can cause ice to disappear on Europa, such as charged particles hitting the moon's surface or small meteorites hitting the ground and ejecting material.
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This is the result of a process called bleaching, in which coral reacts to higher water temperatures by ejecting the microscopic algae that give it colour.
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While it avoided the nuclear option of ejecting the country's debt altogether, it cut the index weight down to zero, which has a broadly similar impact.
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It's not the first time that a science team has spotted what could be vapour plumes ejecting from Europa; in 2012, a similar announcement was made.
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While his career was still ongoing, he denounced the single-mindedness of other basketball players, goaded referees into ejecting him, and openly defended his marijuana use.
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The Trump administration has said it wants to end the release of immigrants facing deportation and speed up the process for ejecting them from the country.
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Policymakers have become increasingly concerned that banks are ejecting broad swaths of customers from the financial system out of fear of being penalized over money-laundering violations.
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As United Airlines tries to contain the brand damage it sustained from forcibly ejecting a passenger several days ago, airlines overall have scored record high quality ratings.
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A Russian fighter jet was shot down by Turkey in November, with the captain killed by insurgents' ground fire as he descended after ejecting from the plane.
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Ms. Rousseff contended in the interview that her predecessors had made similar moves, and that in any case, they were hardly grounds for ejecting her from office.
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They're simply left to print money, selling the dream of "the Ladbrokes life" or joining "the world's largest sports betting community" before ejecting anyone who comes close.
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It's basically the stuff they give to babies because they cry and they sweat and they shit and pee so much, all they're doing is ejecting fluids.
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The most interesting thing about the animal may be that some species defend themselves by ejecting respiratory tissues through the anus in the direction of the attacker.
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About a mile later, the truck spun out of control and flipped over, ejecting the nine people who were riding in the truck's bed, the authorities said.
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In Champagne, and in some pét-nats, the sediment is disgorged, a process of maneuvering the sediment to the neck of the bottle and then ejecting it.
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In the late 1970s and early 1980s, NASA explored ejecting nuclear waste into space and directing it towards the sun, but the move was considered too expensive.
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Click here to view original GIFThe gif shows the radio flux after a star at the end of its lifespan collapsed in on itself, ejecting matter and energy.
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Frazier was driving the boat when he struck a rock bluff, ejecting him and two of his friends — Joseph LeMark, 23, and Hailey Hochanadel, 21 — into the water.
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The next scene depicted the Queen (actually a stunt double) ejecting herself from a helicopter with a parachute to arrive at Olympic Park, while wearing a pink dress.
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To put this in perspective, the Hall thruster—one of the most powerful in development and powered by ejecting plasma—generates about 60 millinewtons of thrust per kilowatt.
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At the right moment it splits apart, ejecting its payload in a perfect arc towards the surface while its carapace tumbles away to burn off in the atmosphere.
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In past versions of Windows, the default setting was "Better performance," which enabled write caching on external devices, but required the "Safely Remove Hardware" process before ejecting them.
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In the ensuing bombing raid, Syrian anti-aircraft missiles managed to down one of the Israeli F-16s (it crashed inside Israel, with the two pilots ejecting safely).
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Saudi Arabia, which sees Houthis as proxies of Iran, its biggest regional rival, responded with a military campaign aimed at ejecting the Houthis and returning Hadi to power.
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He quit after nine months, ejecting himself into the mid-'90s froth, where there was very little oversight and, almost everywhere you looked, a thick layer of scumminess.
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Micah Hyde of the Bills was openly critical of the officiating crew for not ejecting Jonathan Jones of the Patriots after a helmet-to-helmet hit on Allen.
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"The Ferrari veered left over the center median onto the southbound lanes and flipped multiple times, ejecting the driver, who was not wearing a seatbelt," police told reporters.
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Jackpotting is a technique where cybercriminals use malware or a piece of hardware to trick an ATM into ejecting all of its cash, no stolen credit card required.
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In hours of footage recorded using four GoPro cameras, the octopuses are seen exhibiting threat displays and other signs of aggression, including violently ejecting one another from their dens.
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The new deployment of American personnel could help in the final assault on that city by enabling the training of additional fighters that could be key to ejecting ISIS.
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Last week, Indonesia's Mount Agung began erupting for the first time in more than half a century, ejecting clouds of smoke and ash nearly 23,000 feet into the sky.
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Six people were injured after a ride malfunction caused roller coaster cars to derail, ejecting two passengers and stranding eight other riders at the Boardwalk in Daytona Beach, Fla.
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Barring some dramatic turnaround, the Brexit leader and former head of the UK Independent Party has accomplished his longtime goal of ejecting the United Kingdom from the European Union.
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The debate came at a moment when party activists were unified on the urgency of ejecting Mr. Trump from the White House but deeply divided over the best approach.
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Attendees on the floor could unlock a special filter that placed the company's ghost mascot in their videos, holding virtual Snapchat balloons and ejecting a rainbow from its mouth.
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In the fourth, Stanley ends up a rich man after ejecting both of his ne'er-do-well brothers from the business long before they can cause any serious trouble.
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While ejecting from the plane flying at 20153 mph, he was knocked unconscious, breaking a knee and both arms, according to his account published in U.S. News & World Report.
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"Mount Agung continues to erupt, ejecting volcanic ash up to 243,2000 metres (2100,2000 ft) in height," Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, a spokesman for Indonesia's disaster mitigation agency, said via Twitter.
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Russia has already retaliated in kind against Britain for ejecting 23 diplomats over the first known use of a military-grade nerve agent on European soil since World War Two.
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Today much of Mr. Burke's time seems to be spent courting, coaxing, stroking, cajoling — and in some cases ejecting — high-paid, high-profile stars and executives, many with outsize egos.
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Unfortunately, it was an interesting concept too awkward in practice to use because the module system required completely powering down and ejecting the battery when swapping from one to another.
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White House announces retaliation against Russia: Sanctions, ejecting diplomats This is the first time the names of Russian officials involved in the hacking have become public on the sanctions list.
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Manuela Seja and her girlfriend, Jacqueline Sanchez, were sitting in the backseat when the car suddenly swerved off the road and crashed, ejecting both 14-year-olds and killing Jacqueline.
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They typically rely for manoeuvrability on heating an inert liquid and ejecting small jets of the resulting vapour, which is a poor substitute for the energetic burning of rocket fuel.
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BY EJECTING its neighbours' forces, building up its navy and constructing artificial islands, China has for years sought to assert vast and ambiguous territorial claims in the South China Sea.
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The only thing better than teamwork in modern war is ejecting from a jet, headshotting an enemy with a pistol, then landing back in your jet to continue the slaughter.
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Ejecting a flier may be legal, but it also affects passenger perceptions of an airline, even if passengers are required to follow a flight crew's instructions, including surrendering a seat.
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News Analysis ERBIL, Iraq — As Iraq comes closer to ejecting the Islamic State from its last major stronghold in the country, the question is no longer whether it can succeed.
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According to the screenshot above, shared by an Xbox Insider tester who posted to the Xbox One subreddit, ejecting discs from the drive will be bound to the "X" button.
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While Russia has reacted to the sanctions by ejecting U.S. embassy staff, Iran has no diplomatic relations or direct trade links with the United States so its options are limited.
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Instead, Cambodia has engaged in one of its harshest waves of repression in recent years, actions that have prompted the European Union to consider ejecting the country from the program.
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The sport utility vehicle skidded off the road and then attempted to get back onto the highway, but the driver overcorrected and the vehicle flipped over, ejecting several people, Boyd said.
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Eventually, the gas it's ejecting—at speeds far in excess of the speed of sound—will burn through the cloud of dust and gas, revealing the star in all its glory.
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I studied all the elements that it contains and tried to recreate them from the seeds and herbs I had smoked and studied while also ejecting the elements that induce vomiting.
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And in 22001, a fierce anti-Trump backlash did the same in the opposite direction, ejecting Republican lawmakers from wealthy Northern Virginia and suburban districts populated by more highly educated voters.
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But it's premature to talk about ejecting GE from the Dow, even though the stock has gone nowhere in the past 20 years and the company has lost Wall Street's confidence.
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For Republicans, Moore's refusal to drop out of the race since the allegations surfaced has led to talk of ejecting him from the Senate if he's elected in deep-red Alabama.
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Despite the punches thrown in Detroit on Wednesday, the debate did not appear to bring the party closer to the goal that unites all Democrats -- ejecting Trump from the Oval Office.
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And Congress likely also doesn't want to set a precedent of ejecting members for making comments their colleagues disagree with -- when voters get to have a say every two years anyway.
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We reached out to our law enforcement sources ... and they tell us it appears no one was arrested ... and say Staples security usually handles this on their own by ejecting fans.
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It was not clear when the plane began dumping fuel, nor how much of the 24 minute flight was spent ejecting fuel, a process that can last a relatively long time.
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Possible solutions include recycling water and relying on desalination plants, which are often criticized for their high energy use and the potential environmental harm of ejecting brine back into the ocean.
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This work allowed the researchers to categorize the event, now called SN 2016gkg, as a type IIb, or the kind of supernovae thought to involve giant stars ejecting their outer hydrogen layers.
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In the case of bombardier beetles, these crafty insects are able to escape after being swallowed by toads, which they do by ejecting hot, noxious chemicals that forces the predator to barf.
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New leaf Tensions between the US and Russia are at their highest in years, after the Obama administration accused the Kremlin of interfering in the 2016 election, imposing sanctions and ejecting diplomats.
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Authorities have said Sanchez lost control of her vehicle, ejecting both of her passengers, who were not wearing seat belts, and that she was allegedly driving under the influence at the time.
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He must defend the most controversial presidential record in decades against a Democratic Party that may be in ideological turmoil but is unified on one goal: ejecting him from the Oval Office.
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But Trump on Friday said that while the "whole place laughed" at his Virginia rally, the media twisted his words, with some outlets accusing Trump of ejecting the baby from his rally.
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If the answer is "we can't because they are part of an index that we follow," then will you ask the compilers of those indexes to consider ejecting them or creating alternatives?
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When you're done with Water Lock and want to turn the feature off, while also ejecting any water that may have worked its way inside the Watch, here's how to do it.
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"Because the distance to the nearest suitable recovery airfield was beyond the aircraft glide capabilities, the pilot directed the aircraft toward a nearby open field prior to ejecting," the Air Force said.
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Scuffling spilled over into the precincts of the building, Reuters reporters saw, as the lawmakers, clad in their trademark red overalls, continued to push the orderlies ejecting them on the Speaker's orders.
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But a commitment to keep Iranian forces tens of kilometers from Israel was a far cry from ejecting them completely from Syria, which Mr. Netanyahu has been lobbying Mr. Putin to do.
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Aside from imposing sanctions and ejecting Russia from the Group of 8, which it was invited to join in 1994 under Clinton, the Obama administration did little, presumably with Biden's senior concurrence.
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The Russian Su-25 warplane was brought down in the Idlib province earlier on Saturday, and the pilot was killed during "a fight" after ejecting by parachute, the Defence Ministry has said.
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The children, ages 2, 4 and 6, were traveling along an Algansee Township road on Friday when the pickup truck rear-ended their carriage, ejecting all of those inside, Michigan State Police said.
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She crashed through a barbed-wire fence and overturned in a field, ejecting the two 14-year-olds, who were not wearing seatbelts, through a rear window, according to the California Highway Patrol.
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An Air Force T-38 Talon II crashed Wednesday morning in a remote area near the Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi, ejecting two pilots safely from the aircraft, Pentagon officials told Fox News.
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We hope to see all VC firms draw from this template to formalize their own binding policies, establish them with urgency, and consistently follow-through with ejecting or punishing staff that violate them.
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In the wake of the sanctions' passage, Peru's foreign ministry said it had ordered North Korea's ambassador to leave the country within five days, joining Mexico in ejecting Pyongyang's representatives in recent weeks.
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Qatar has called the charges baseless and says the demands — including closing Qatar-based al Jazeera TV and ejecting Turkish troops based there — are so severe that they seem intended to be rejected.
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A witness to the Ethiopian Airlines crash told the Associated Press that smoke was ejecting from the rear of the plane before the impact and the plane rotated twice before crashing and exploding.
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Ejecting from an ejection seat is not something a pilot wants to do, but it is something they have to do in case of an emergency where everything else in an aircraft fails.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - An F-16 warplane belonging to the United States Air Force crashed over uninhabited territory in western Germany on Tuesday but the pilot escaped with minor injuries after ejecting, officials said.
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MOSCOW, Feb 3 (Reuters) - A Russian Su-25 warplane was brought down in Syria, and the pilot died after ejecting by parachute, the TASS news agency quoted Russia's Defence Ministry as saying on Saturday.
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Qatar has called the accusations baseless and says the demands - which include closing Qatar-based al Jazeera TV and ejecting Turkish troops based there - are so severe that they seem designed to be rejected.
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Microsoft has said in the past that in order to avoid losing or corrupting potentially sensitive data, ejecting the device and waiting for the "Safe to Remove Hardware" prompt is the way to go.
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During the dinner, Trump argued repeatedly that his predecessor Barack Obama was to blame for ejecting Russia from the group, according to one of the diplomatic officials, echoing a view he has expressed publicly.
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And because most Democrat voters seem to care more about ejecting the incumbent from the White House than any particular ideology, they are likely to back a nominee who is best placed for the confrontation.
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The original PS43 had nearly invisible touch zones for powering it on and ejecting media, and those zones were right next to each other, which made for a lot of accidental ejects and power downs.
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When Apple waterproofed the Apple Watch, it didn't just seal up ports to keep the water out; it came up with a solution that involves a tiny vibrating component ejecting water from the smartwatch's speaker.
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Three months after ejecting the networks of shared, sidewalk-cluttering vehicles from the city, officials with the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency announced today the two winners of its e-scooter pilot sweepstakes: Scoot and Skip.
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The civil war that erupted hardened the country's sectarian divisions, and it empowered Shiite political leaders like Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, who as prime minister set on a path of ejecting Iraqi Sunnis from public life.
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Gardner vehemently protested his called third strike, on a low 5.1-2 fastball, to the umpire Fieldin Culbreth, who showed restraint in not ejecting the irate Gardner before he was led away by Manager Joe Girardi.
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LOS ANGELES — Ejecting directors from its movie galaxy is starting to become a regular occurrence for Lucasfilm, which said on Tuesday that Colin Trevorrow would no longer direct the ninth chapter in the "Star Wars" saga.
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If contestants become popular enough, they become "influencers" with the power to "block" the least popular players, hence ejecting them from the game — at which point they find out who was real and who was fake.
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Trump's order followed a tweet last week calling on the Navy to keep Gallagher in the SEALs, after reports that the top SEAL admiral was convening a board that would consider ejecting him from the force.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama struck back at Russia on Thursday for its efforts to influence the 2016 election, ejecting 35 suspected Russian intelligence operatives from the United States and imposing sanctions on Russia's two leading intelligence services.
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Like any semi-automatic weapon, Derwood's creation can fire an actual magazine of ammunition—in this case 9mm rounds—ejecting spent casings one by one and loading a new round into its chamber with every trigger pull.
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BERLIN, June 24 (Reuters) - Two Eurofighter warplanes belonging to the German armed forces crashed in northeastern Germany on Monday, several media outlets reported, with some saying that the pilots of the jets escaped the crash by ejecting.
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Rockfalls are frequent, and they trigger explosions that can spew ash over 10,000 feet above sea level, in addition to ejecting volcanic bombs (rock blocks bigger -- sometimes a lot bigger -- than 2.5 inches) all around the crater.
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Mark Milley have raised serious concerns with the White House in the last 48 hours after President Donald Trump signaled he would block the Navy from ejecting Eddie Gallagher from the SEALs, an administration official told CNN.
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Canada joined several other countries in ejecting all Syrian diplomats after the 2012 Houla massacre, but Syria has maintained honorary consul positions in Montreal and Vancouver to "provide basic consular services to Syrians in Canada," Freeland said.
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The summit crater, which began ejecting ash and volcanic rock in periodic, daily eruptions in mid-May, has largely fallen quiet since Wednesday, Kyle Anderson, a U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) geophysicist, told reporters in a conference call.
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In a statement to the Associated Press, the Russian government said it was mulling its own countermeasures against the U.S., which could include ejecting American officials from Moscow or naming American individuals involved in U.S. government intelligence operations.
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Image 2250 of 2120 DENPASAR, Indonesia – The Mount Agung volcano on the Indonesian tourist island of Bali erupted Monday evening, ejecting a 2,000-meter-high (6,560-foot-high) column of thick ash and hurling lava down its slopes.
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Qatar has called the charges baseless and its foreign minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani, said the stiff demands - including closing Qatar-based al Jazeera TV and ejecting Turkish troops based there - were made to be rejected.
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But at the time, Terzan 5 was so massive that rather than ejecting the iron-enriched gas created by the explosion, it retained that gas to form a new generation of stars 7 billion years later, Ferraro said.
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PERTH (Reuters) - The Australian government should apologize for ejecting nine welfare workers from an immigration camp on Nauru for alleged misconduct after a report cleared them of any wrongdoing, one of the aid workers told media on Saturday.
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Working around the President Obama retaliated against Russia's interference in the election in January with a package of sanctions that included ejecting 35 Russian diplomats from the US, closing two Russian compounds and sanctioning two Russian intelligence services.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian Su-25 warplane was brought down in Syria's Idlib province on Saturday, and the pilot was killed during "a fight" after ejecting by parachute, the TASS news agency quoted Russia's Defense Ministry as saying.
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Girardi said Torres should have warned both teams after Tigers pitcher Michael Fulmer hit Gary Sanchez in the fifth inning — and DeMuth should have warned Kahnle instead of ejecting him after he threw behind Cabrera in the sixth.
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Mutual toleration, for example, is a precondition for viable competition because if you don't accept rivals as legitimate, then you will go to any length possible to prevent them from getting into power or ejecting them from power.
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How this was going to spur growth while Mr. Cruz was also ejecting millions of immigrants from the American economy, building a 2,000-mile Great Wall of Mexico and starting a third full-blown Middle Eastern war, he did not explain.
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The old white Buick she was driving swerved and crashed through a barbed wire fence before overturning in a field, ejecting her sister, Jacqueline Sanchez, and her sister's girlfriend, 14-year-old Manuela Seja, who sustained "major injuries" to her leg.
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Trump should be defeated at the polls; ejecting him in any other way provides too many opportunities for after-the-fact stab-in-the-back recriminations, and will only further convince his base that the "deep state" conspired against him.
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I asked a rep why the company opted not to go all in on workouts (especially given the new Watch's sim-friendly features including the water ejecting speaker), and he explained that Nike wanted to focus on doing one thing well.
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The higher spending had appeared to confirm that the rating on South African local bonds would be cut to "junk" territory by Moody's and S&P Global, ejecting the debt from key indexes and triggering capital outflows of over $10 billion.
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Trump earlier this month restored Gallagher's rank to chief petty officer and sought to ensure Gallagher maintains his SEAL status after reports that the top admiral responsible for the elite force was convening a board that would consider ejecting him.
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Instead of getting defensive, this time it should try to prove its critics wrong by ejecting a man who has exemplified those tendencies, who has repeatedly disrespected black and Latino Americans and shown no concern for the physical safety of women.
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At the end of its life, a ploonet close to the star could experience a number of simultaneous processes, such as surface sublimation and atmospheric evaporation, puffing the atmosphere up so that the planet appears much bigger, and ejecting material into space.
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In the past week, Qatar's neighboring nations of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain, and the UAE have essentially blacklisted Qatar from all diplomatic relations, creating a land, sea, and air blockade on all goods and travel, ejecting diplomats, and Qatari citizens from their countries.
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Sports Briefing | Pro Football The N.F.L.'s competition committee has recommended making it permanent to snap extra-point kicks from the 15-yard line, eliminating all chop blocks, and ejecting a player for twice receiving certain unsportsmanlike conduct penalties in a game.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon's Hezbollah said on Sunday it was time for Iran's allies to begin working to retaliate for the killing of Major General Qassem Soleimani though it would be a "long path" to the goal of ejecting U.S. forces from the region.
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But with the growing tide of nationalism and isolationism sweeping Europe and the United States, European countries including Germany, have since sought to prevent increased migration by strengthening borders, halting refugee programs, and even ejecting and deporting some of the migrants who had previously arrived.
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Rudd is in Silicon Valley this week for another round of meeting with social media giants to discuss tackling terrorist content online — including getting their reactions to her home-backed tool, and to solicit help with supporting smaller platforms in also ejecting terrorist content.
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That is why we are today joining with a bipartisan group of more than 60 eminent American leaders to warn that the Hungarian government is about to hit another milestone in its move away from democracy -- by ejecting a leading university from its capital.
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What began as a row between London and Moscow after Britain accused Russia of using a nerve agent to poison Skripal and his daughter has now snowballed into an international chorus of rebuke for the Kremlin, with even some friendly governments ejecting Russian diplomats.
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Because as a comet approaches the inner solar system, the sun's radiation heats up ice under the surface and as that ice turns to a vapor it generates powerful outbursts of gas and dust, sometimes ejecting hundreds of tons of material into space per second.
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Yet given the ossified political partisanship in the Congress, there were also signs that no disclosures, however damaging to the President, are likely to turn a party in thrall to his faithful political base against him and lead it to contemplate ejecting him from office.
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Toward the end of our conversation, I asked him if this wasn't all a step too far, if he didn't see the point of those who counsel Democrats to play it safe in order to maximize their chance of ejecting Trump from office in 2140.
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For the state, it means a swift and legally uncomplicated route to ejecting leaseholders to make way for new factories and construction of highways and railways, including a 750-km electrified line opened this week that links the capital of landlocked Ethiopia with Djibouti's busy sea port.
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While other people who weren't happy with this dude's antics did the regular thing of forcefully ejecting him from the train, she took it a step forward and equalled, maybe even surpassed, his level of disrespect and threw a whole-ass bowl of soup at him.
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NFL fans were in an uproar on Sunday when a replay appeared to show Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey "choking" Cleveland Browns star receiver Odell Beckham Jr.To make matters worse, the video also seemed to show an official watching the incident and not penalizing or ejecting Humphrey.
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Lengthy and cumbersome European Union legal proceedings could not stop Mr. Orban and his allies from taking over the Hungarian media landscape, weakening the independence of the judiciary, levying a special tax on nongovernmental organizations receiving foreign funding, or ejecting the Central European University from the country.
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The video, obtained by CBS 20 in Dallas, was shot at 25:244 AM. #BREAKING Exclusive video from a nearby security camera shows the crash that injured Championship Boxer Errol Spence Jr when he lost control of his Ferrari and it rolled multiple times ejecting him.
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A Crew Dragon astronaut capsule carrying two test dummies splashed down about 19 miles (32 km) off the coast of Cape Canaveral in Florida after ejecting itself from a rocket that cut off its engines 4003 miles (19 km) above the ocean to mimic a launch failure.
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The collapse of this volcano's magma chamber resulted in the formation of the Long Valley Caldera, which experienced many subsequent eruptions during the following years, but nothing major for the past 2240,4003 years; a volcano forms a depression, called a caldera, after ejecting the majority of its magmatic material.
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The president's remarks on Monday came just hours after Defense Secretary Mark Esper revealed that Trump had ordered him on Sunday to ensure that Gallagher maintained his SEAL status following reports that the admiral atop the elite commando force was convening a board that would consider ejecting him.
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Finally, Iran made clear to regional nations that they should not assist the U.S. in any retaliation, lest they become targets themselves – a capability that was clearly demonstrated during Iran's attacks on the Saudi infrastructure last year – and that they should consider ejecting the U.S. military from their lands.
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At times, not even local or state nondiscrimination laws are enough to deter employees at public and private accommodations from policing patrons' genders and ejecting them from the premises if they're picked out for not meeting arbitrary standards for what a man or a woman is "supposed" to look like.
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Dunford and Mattis made a concerted effort to tout the changes made as part of the newly developed counter-ISIS strategy directed by President Donald Trump, citing the delegation of authority to commanders and a decision to surround ISIS-held cities as opposed to simply ejecting ISIS from those areas.
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Senator Jeffrey D. Klein, the former leader of the I.D.C., spent the hour before the session rearranging décor in his new office on the sixth floor of the legislative office building, three floors beneath the spacious office from which the Republicans had wasted no time in ejecting him after his defection.
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In the 2017 incident, Sanchez was driving on the highway in Los Banos, California, about an hour northwest of Fresno, when she lost control of the car, and blew through a barbed wire fence into a field and flipped over, ejecting her two passengers, who weren't wearing seatbelts, authorities said.
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The history of frontier towns like Shakespeare and Tombstone is one in which primarily white populations moved West, claiming territory and forcibly ejecting or killing those who were already there, then defending that territory against "invaders," who were often the previous inhabitants—that is, Native Americans and, later, Mexicans—and, finally, establishing law.
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" Last week, in defense of her father, Ivanka Trump tweeted out a quotation she wrongly attributed to Alexis de Tocqueville: "A decline of public morals in the United States will probably be marked by the abuse of the power of impeachment as a means of crushing political adversaries or ejecting them from office.
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That included Aziz Ansari, honored for writing his Netflix show "Master of None," who later joked about ejecting all Muslims and Hispanics from the U.S. Perennial winner Julia Louis-Dreyfus delivered a quip about her HBO satire "Veep" having "torn down the wall between comedy and politics" -- before seguing to tearfully acknowledge her father, who recently passed away.
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TMZ broke the story ... a VW Bug driven by a 16-year-old crossed the dividing line at around 11 PM and smashed into the SUV, ejecting one of the girls from the VW. We're told the 16-year-old girl was speeding up Coldwater Canyon when she lost control and nearly slammed into the mountain.
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This relatively humane solution to homelessness worked until fairly recently, when Erdogan recognized that he could cite the questionable legality of some settlements in order to undertake so-called urban-transformation projects — essentially ejecting the tenants, destroying the old houses and erecting new ones, the TOKI contracts for which were often directed toward businessmen friendly to the government.
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While the main thrust of the defense's argument on Saturday was to warn about the consequences of ejecting Trump from the White House, his lawyers also tried to chip away at the Democrats' portrayal of a president who put U.S. national security goals at risk by trying to enlist a foreign country to help his own political career.
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That's when he hits them with the pull-up: He stops instantly and — while the defender's momentum continues to drag him backward — leaps perfectly straight into the air, like a fighter pilot ejecting from his cockpit to escape an explosion, except that Russell Westbrook is the explosion: He is the explosion and the control all at once.
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John Kasich on Saturday slammed GOP presidential rival Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE for ejecting a Muslim woman who was silently protesting his speech, calling his supporters' reaction un-Republican.
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Read more:A WNBA referee is being slammed for ejecting Astou Ndour after bumping into herBrowns offensive lineman ejected for kicking a player in the faceKhabib Nurmagomedov wants to host a $50 million charity fight in Africa, and it could be a rematch with Conor McGregorTom Brady is offering to let Antonio Brown stay at his $39.5 million house while he adjusts to his move to the Patriots
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The KN-15 can reach only North Korea's neighbors, but unlike the ICBMs, it has been tested in the field, making it much closer to combat-ready: This test, from February, shows how the canister works, by ejecting the missile in a burst of pressurized steam, as well as how the track allows for firing from remote locations where satellites might not know to look.
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Donald Trump's implicit threat to use nuclear weapons on North Korea in order to appear tough, while at the same time appeasing Russian President Vladimir Putin by praising him for ejecting hundreds of U.S. diplomats from Russia, indicates that the American founders' Electoral College system allowed exactly what it was designed to prevent: the election of a dangerous demagogue who may very well be in the pocket of a foreign power.
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Mr Seehofer may test this by implementing the new border controls against her will (his constitutional right to do so is questionable), leaving her little option but to fire him, ejecting the CSU from her coalition and forcing its remaining parts—the CDU and the centre-left Social Democrats—to seek the support of the centre-left Greens or centre-right Free Democrats to make up its majority or back it as a minority government.
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"This situation was taken extremely seriously, as is evident by President Obama raising this issue directly with President Putin; 17 intelligence agencies issuing an extraordinary public statement; our homeland security officials working relentlessly to bolster the cyber defenses of voting infrastructure around the country; the President directing a comprehensive intelligence review, and ultimately issuing a robust response including shutting down two Russian compounds, sanctioning nine Russian entities and individuals, and ejecting 35 Russian diplomats from the country," the former Obama official said.
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"This situation was taken extremely seriously, as is evident by President Obama raising this issue directly with President Putin; 17 intelligence agencies issuing an extraordinary public statement; our homeland security officials working relentlessly to bolster the cyber defenses of voting infrastructure around the country; the President directing a comprehensive intelligence review, and ultimately issuing a robust response including shutting down two Russian compounds, sanctioning nine Russian entities and individuals, and ejecting 35 Russian diplomats from the country," the statement reads.
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