A couple sleeps at the Zuccotti Park encampment on Oct.
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A Nor'easter storm coats the Zuccotti Park encampment on Oct.
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More than 3,400 families live in the encampment, Basso said.
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Police escorted Gorelik out of the encampment after 9 a.m.
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He visited the encampment at Standing Rock in late August.
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Andrea Zittel's "Wagon Station Encampment," a series of tiny dwellings.
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A similar encampment was set up a few blocks away.
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I travelled to La Realidad, a Zapatista encampment in Chiapas.
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Because of this, the vast majority of the encampment remained undisturbed.
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Most of the people at the encampment have refused to go.
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Everything in history is controversial, from abortion to Japanese encampment camps.
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Huddled beside the nearby canal is an encampment of coloured tents.
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However, the city evicted that encampment in December of last year.
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When she saw the National Guard encampment, she burst into tears.
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Gazette during the encampment and now executive editor at the Appeal.
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He then marched Vallejo and his men off to Frémont's encampment.
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During the second act, the encampment celebrates the Fourth of July.
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Kanye West and Russell Simmons visit the Zuccotti Park encampment on Oct.
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A video shows a miles-long homeless encampment in Orange County, California.
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There was another project at the encampment that Evans did not discuss.
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"Jungle," an encampment that became ground zero for the migrant crisis. But
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In front of me was a huge encampment surrounded by razor wire.
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"#SDF is in control of Daesh encampment area in #Baghouz," Bali said.
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The government in Tijuana hasn't embraced the encampment, nor have many residents.
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Housing and treatment slots opened up for those removed from the encampment.
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In the tent encampment in Chico, there was both despair and resolve.
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This is the second-largest "gar," which means monastic encampment in Tibetan.
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One encampment had a canopy, four umbrellas and a several beach chairs.
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About 140 asylum seekers had set up an encampment at the border.
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But around the corner is an encampment with a few dozen tents.
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Then he gets tired, and Shamhat takes him to a shepherds' encampment.
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Instead Ms. Kumar and her crew were directed to a tent encampment.
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It's an expansive, visual portrait of a sprawling homeless encampment in Oakland.
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About a month ago, city officials in Toronto cleared out a homeless encampment beneath a downtown section of the Gardiner Expressway, claiming that it would protect public safety by preventing open fires, which the encampment relied on for heat.
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Occupy Wall Street encampment in 2011, there were plenty of people who believed
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Misuari currently lives in a remote MNLF encampment on the island of Jolo.
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Migrants are seen outside US Border Patrol McAllen Station in a makeshift encampment.
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So, baby Leticia will be growing up in Dezmelda's woodsy Moon Valley encampment.
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Most people living at the encampment had left for shelters and detox programs.
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One night, in an encampment near Mosul, an American Black Hawk helicopter landed.
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It opened in 1911 on the former grounds of a Qing imperial encampment.
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Delegates from the US flew down to the encampment to stand in solidarity.
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"This encampment, with all its beauty, was a diplomatic act," Mr. Stephenson said.
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An encampment, called Pu'uhonua o Pu'uhuluhulu, quickly formed to hold the line thereafter.
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All told, 35 died during the winter encampment or trying to escape it.
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The missionaries had left the encampment years ago, and she died without treatment.
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People rest at an encampment outside a half-built bus terminal in Juchitán, Oaxaca.
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Migrants are seen outside the US Border Patrol McAllen Station in a makeshift encampment.
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An encampment of homeless people stretches along a riverside bike path in Orange County.
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Law enforcement had cleared the area and pushed protesters to another encampment miles away.
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Police dogs tracked her scent to a homeless encampment where Richards had been living.
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Officials in Sao Paulo say they are looking for alternatives to the informal encampment.
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A homeless encampment in Olympia, near Lacey, swelled to hundreds of tents last year.
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"The circumstances out here are dangerous," Decoursey said as she scanned her longtime encampment.
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One encampment has spread out along the dry bed of the Santa Ana River.
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The Indian encampment on the Cannonball grows daily, with nearly 90 tribes now represented.
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On any given night, around 1,800 people congregate in the Skid Row homeless encampment.
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On a bridge overlooking the encampment, crowds of spectators gathered to watch the destruction.
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In the Akron encampment, conditions on a recent weekday were spartan, tidy and quiet.
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He was recently displaced when an encampment by the Santa Ana River was removed.
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Every major oil and gas company has an encampment with ships and repair warehouses.
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MINNEAPOLIS — There were overdoses nearly every day in the grim homeless encampment near downtown.
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The ditch where officials said the encampment was appeared blackened and empty on Tuesday.
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They built kitchens and brought portable toilets to the encampment on the central square.
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Since then, the homeless encampment has grown gradually into the city's next major challenge.
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I slow down under the Cahuenga overpass and notice the growing encampment of homeless.
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British newspapers stoke public fears by sending intrepid reporters to the Jungle encampment in France.
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She suggested that the committee consider setting up a safe-injection site near the encampment.
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VICE News met with Misuari in a remote MNLF encampment on the island of Jolo.
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Unable to find housing in the city's volatile market, he turned to a homeless encampment.
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The first time you see the Resistance encampment, your first glimpse of the Millennium Falcon.
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People pick up their belongings after San Francisco officials clear out an encampment in 2013.
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The statement alleges the defendants went to the encampment intending to steal drugs and money.
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Elizabeth Easton, who has lived in the encampment since April, said the incident was humiliating.
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Their encampment on the North Dakota prairie marked the largest Native American protest in decades.
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Now they sleep in an encampment near the freeway you take to work each morning.
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The encampment is one of several Occupy ICE movements that have emerged in various cities.
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Skid Row is an area of downtown Los Angeles known for its permanent homeless encampment.
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LOS ANGELES — The incendiary device came shooting toward the homeless encampment without words or warning.
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The crowd, which included women and children, then walked back slowly toward the refugee encampment.
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Divergent actor Shailene Woodley has also been vocal about Standing Rock, visiting the encampment in October.
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Reporters said the encampment, in a parking lot under the bridge, was holding "hundreds" of immigrants.
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Nicaraguan asylum-seeker Valentina, 10 months old, sleeps in an encampment near the Gateway International Bridge.
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After clearing out a barbarian encampment, they should have had at least one turn to recover.
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The police said they were not sure if the suspects had been living at the encampment.
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Beyond that, there is Draft Town, a 900,000-square-foot brand encampment in Chicago's Grant Park.
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Officers moved in on the encampment of Occupy ICE PDX demonstrators at about 5:30 a.m.
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Near a bridge over the gulch, an encampment of dozens of homeless addicts had grown up.
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An official with BCFS, the shelter operator that has been running the encampment in Tornillo, Tex.
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They never got permission and instead headed north to Sibut, the site of another Russian encampment.
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It has let a roving encampment set up on campus three times, for 90 days each.
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But the encampment still is rife with open drug use, violence and crime, local officials said.
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He began planning a march that would culminate in an encampment of 3,000 activists in Washington.
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But after a death in a different, nearby encampment, the group was evicted from the space.
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On Sunday morning, I visited the encampment by the lake at the center of the protest.
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"We're continuing with our installation, with the construction (of the encampment)," said union spokesman Carlos Allendes.
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I was watching a kid go by a homeless encampment where two people were shooting up.
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The hour had begun with the protests outside the central military encampment north of the border.
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They themselves are living in an encampment somewhere, and they themselves are living out of a van.
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A 212-year-old girl was raped in a Raleigh, North Carolina, homeless encampment earlier this month.
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Below the ridge sits a more permanent encampment which has been occupied by water protectors since April.
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The only way the encampment can ensure clean water is to trade their dwindling supply of Oxy.
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All the while, the condition of the people in the encampment has gone from precarious to worse.
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An Occupy Oakland activist was almost charged with lynching herself for yelling "help" during an encampment raid.
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In March, LAP organizers opted to pause the ongoing encampment at the Stand, limiting activity to weekends.
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They accused army soldiers of blocking the main road to a civilian encampment protected by U.N. peacekeepers.
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In Calais, France, refugees gather in an encampment and share their stories with aid workers and audience.
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" Another member of the encampment, an Eritrean woman (Nahel Tzegai), answers for all of them, "We didn't.
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She moved into a tent at the encampment to build solidarity and find out what was needed.
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Cover: Rows of tents at Camp Second Chance, a city-sanctioned homeless encampment in Seattle Tuesday, Sept.
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Just a day earlier, scores of people were killed when soldiers opened fire on an opposition encampment.
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The families at the roadside encampment acknowledged that they felt, indeed, in the middle of a crisis.
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Hundreds have already been forced out, and there have been reports of protest suicides at the encampment.
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Years ago, I covered the eviction of a homeless encampment on the border of Berkeley and Oakland.
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Tent City was a homeless encampment set up on August 2017 on the lawn outside City Hall.
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His neighbors at the encampment were pushed onto the streets by drugs, mental illness and family tragedies.
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The growing encampment relies on donated food and supplies from organizations on both sides of the border.
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Al-Hol is a sprawling encampment for those displaced from the former ISIS territory in northeastern Syria.
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This week it announced it had captured a jihadist encampment that represented most of the remaining enclave.
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The mayor also expressed concern about a homeless encampment near Coyote Creek, where individuals were reluctant to leave.
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There are relics of past wars, a fortress made of wax, and an army's encampment, but no soldiers.
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Next to the encampment, a brown lake of wastewater formed on Tuesday, spilloff from a nearby Jewish settlement.
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Clashes also broke out in Calais, France, as the authorities dismantled the migrant encampment known as The Jungle.
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Law enforcement officials spent six hours pushing about 200 protesters from one area back to their main encampment.
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Both she and the other dad have mentioned the homeless encampment that recently popped up a block away.
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Rather than find a way to her hotel, she stumbles upon an encampment of supposedly fictional Bolshevik soldiers.
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Jughead, Sweet Pea (Jordan Connor), and Fangs (Drew Ray Tanner) introduce us to a shirtless encampment of Serpents.
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An SDF encampment is littered with small arms and rifles, the men and women sipping tea around midday.
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On the day she was killed, she was staying by the riverfront in Waterville, in a transient encampment.
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Standing Rock is a very spiritual place, that encampment out there, with a lot of people in prayer.
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He stopped his car briefly at the base of the valley, where the FARC encampment used to stand.
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One night, the activist Iyad Jarrod, who had been filming a documentary in Saraqib, visited a rebel encampment.
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Encampment sweeps have become increasingly controversial as officials have struggled with rising rates of homelessness around the country.
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After a few setbacks, a group of Jacobites led by Jamie are able to surprise a British encampment.
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About 25 asylum seekers, predominantly men, occupied some of the tents on the temporary encampment on Thursday afternoon.
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In "Refugees," a young woman in a vaguely described encampment falls under the spell of a traveling guru.
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At one encampment, about 70 young men filled sandbags in anticipation of people returning to the protest sites.
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In August, two men were arrested on suspicion of firebombing a homeless encampment in Eagle Rock, Los Angeles.
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Also presumed dead was Edwin Banawol, the pastor of an evangelical Christian church located in the mining encampment.
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Mr. Lewis came to see the encampment as a model for using private land to help homeless people.
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Just across the road from the Yellow Vest encampment is a new Amazon depot, which offers warehouse jobs.
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A week earlier, Holmes and his students had set up temperature sensors in the soil near their encampment.
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We caught an R.A.F. flight back to mogadishu and then drove some three hours to the convoy encampment.
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In Calais, France, refugees gather in an encampment and share their stories with aid workers and the audience.
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Jim is homeless, jobless, and living under the freeway in a primitive Seattle homeless encampment called the Jungle.
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The encampment "is hereby declared as a public nuisance," the city's Department of Public Health said in its order.
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The jets bombed and strafed the al Qaeda encampment, and the choppers fired on the target with their cannons.
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After hearing from several speakers, about a couple hundred people marched back to the encampment outside the ICE facility.
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Season 2 takes us there, to the encampment where Emily has been toiling away since she tried to escape.
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Migrants outside the US Border Patrol McAllen Station in a makeshift encampment in McAllen, Texas, on May 15, 252.
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In one large homeless encampment in Oakland, hidden under the interstate, makeshift tents cluster together beneath flimsily tied tarps.
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Seven thousand FARC fighters reported to 26 "Territorial Spaces for Training and Reincorporation," encampment-size zones around the country.
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A representative from Home Depot met with Schaaf in May to discuss the encampment, according to ABC affiliate KGO.
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The protests died off with the clearing of the main encampment in February and the completion of the pipeline.
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Security forces have in recent days tried to thrust towards and isolate Baghdad's Tahrir Square, the main protest encampment.
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The situation in the encampment reflects one of the most acute challenges facing humanitarian agencies anywhere in the world.
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Under similar cover nearby, other Warao émigrés spoke in their native language as young children ran around the encampment.
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Police reportedly recovered a gun at the time of the arrest, which took place at another local homeless encampment.
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Mr. Girgenti said the kill may have been polluted from different sources, including sewage outflows and a homeless encampment.
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The death set off protests that lasted several weeks, including an 18-day encampment around the area's police precinct.
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At Mr. DeVaul's encampment, Ms. Simpson said, he asked her to remove her shirt and offered a back rub.
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And for the past five months, the Syrian government has blocked humanitarian access to the encampment through its territories.
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For the past five months, she had been staying here at the encampment, in the city's Native American corridor.
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That happened, Mr. Valdez said, 10 or 15 days after he arrived at the encampment known as The Sky.
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Officials do not track how often homeless encampment fires turn into destructive wildfires, but said it was not uncommon.
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"I clearly can't stay here," she said of the tent encampment, which sits next to a Walmart parking lot.
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A popular biking spot, the trail is now the site of the largest homeless encampment in Sonoma County history.
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You can also meet Revolutionary War Hamilton — as well as George Washington — and help out at a military encampment.
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Dr. King's campaign, which was to include setting up an encampment in Washington, was cut short by his death.
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But she argued that people should not be forced to leave an encampment until they are provided with housing.
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About 3,000 asylum-seekers remain in the city and 1,000 are living in the encampment Castro visited, she said.
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Most of the activists protesting the Dakota Access oil pipeline left their longtime encampment under orders from the state.
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However, Egyptian media reported at the time that only 16 or 17 weapons were found at the protest encampment.
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A man sleeps with a mask on at an evacuee encampment in a Walmart parking lot in Chico on Thursday.
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French police have evacuated around 500 migrants - mostly Afghans but some Africans - from a makeshift tent encampment in central Paris.
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The decision was widely celebrated as a victory for the Sioux tribe and "water protectors" at the Standing Rock encampment.
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THE Tierra Grata encampment in the foothills of the Perijá mountains overlooks vast cattle ranches around the city of Valledupar.
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Efforts to reach the residents of the Jungle encampment stretch back decades, but tapered off around 2005, Mr. Murray said.
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Mashable pointed out via a theory posted on Reddit that the Unsullied encampment that took over Casterly Rock is stranded.
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The influx prompted the creation of a temporary tent encampment in Quebec and sparked a backlash from anti-migrant groups.
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Mayor Michael B. Hancock, the mayor of Denver, Colorado, called his city's tiny home encampment a "tremendous success" in January.
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The Nabokovs most likely checked into the present-day Riverside Garage and Cabins, on the banks of the Encampment River.
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Eventually the team was tasked with visiting a known to be abandoned encampment to collect intelligence on the ISIS suspect.
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He described a gang fight that broke out the other night near the church, in front of a homeless encampment.
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There is no choice now but to worship at a makeshift temple set up by the nuns at their encampment.
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In the encampment of Fasso, 28-year-old Issouf Djibril peers into a murky mix of water, earth, and mercury.
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Veronica Simeoni is an agile voice and presence as Preziosilla, the eerie energizing spirit of the opera's battle encampment scenes.
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Instead, they relented, refusing the pipeline's "easement" through traditional Sioux land, the issue that had started the encampment in April.
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Arson investigators went to the encampment a few hours after the blaze began in Bel-Air just before 5 a.m.
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First she encounters an encampment of bodybuilders who practice cannibalism and aggressive tanning amid broken-down trailers and airplane detritus.
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For example, as it happens, the younger Mr. Nogueira was arrested for attacking an encampment that houses a former neighbor.
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Detectives are looking into whether the decapitated victim was living in the park as part of a nearby homeless encampment.
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Some of the volunteers said they were planning to join residents of the encampment in a protest the next morning.
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"These people came down from Calais," he insisted, saying the encampment here had sprung up only in the last week.
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They called the encampment Resurrection City, and stayed for six rain-soaked weeks before being driven out by the police.
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This summer, homeless-encampment-related fires also sprung up in Pacoima, where an abandoned house taken over by squatters burned for a second time; in South Los Angeles, where an encampment in an alley burned, badly damaging a house; and in the Sepulveda Basin, where about 100 people were living, some for many years.
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PARIS – French police have evacuated around 500 migrants - mostly Afghans but some Africans - from a makeshift tent encampment in central Paris.
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And there is a vizier coming in half an hour who wants a map of the Castilian military encampment at Rejana.
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Down the California coast, in Orange County, a vast encampment of homeless people stretched for miles along a riverside bike path.
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Agents tried to approach the driver, the statement said, and he returned to the encampment at the refuge at high speed.
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Outside of the village, you can also find the Resistance encampment with its ad-hoc infrastructure, rag-tag starfighters and equipment.
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Since the group began, they've removed 7,000 used needles from a homeless encampment located in the Mission District of San Francisco.
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The most populated encampment sits near a highway, and activists on the ground estimate that 500 people remain, with more coming.
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At the event, one of the mayoral candidates talked about how to reverse the homeless tent encampment crisis in San Francisco.
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In this shot, Benji Buffalo from Browning, Montana stands beside his encampment as he prepares to dig in for the winter.
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The 'best signal in the area' isn't on Facebook Hill The encampment protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline are heating up.
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Activists in Washington state sued the city of Aberdeen to remove restrictions on visitors to a local homeless encampment -- and won.
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Tagged targets remain visible when you revert back to Takkar's perspective, which is handy intel when you're invading an enemy encampment.
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Outside the city are battlefields like Brandywine, Trenton, Washington Crossing and Princeton, as well as the huge encampment of Valley Forge.
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I drove to Oakland yesterday and I saw 100 people living in a tent encampment underneath one of the Oakland freeways.
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California authorities are searching for an archer who shot arrows into a homeless encampment and struck two men in the abdomen.
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The Border Patrol recently placed families in a fenced-in encampment under a bridge in El Paso with little hot food.
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The facility most migrants pass through after they're arrested there, adjacent to the new makeshift encampment, has a capacity of 1,500.
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The C.I.A. had positioned the drone over a Haqqani encampment in the Kurram Valley, a region near Pakistan's border with Afghanistan.
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She is sleeping in a tent encampment in Chico, the city in the Sacramento River Valley nearest to the destroyed communities.
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"The bomb fell on my older brother's house," Okororie said of the missile that missed its target, an adjacent military encampment.
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"Thank God for the Cuban doctor," said Luis, a Honduran migrant whose family has been living in the encampment since September.
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An encampment where people seeking asylum in the US live is seen moments before a cold front came in Matamoros, Mexico.
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He was sitting in an encampment just north of downtown when the police and city workers arrived to clear it away.
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Some were headed to another blockade and encampment further down the same road, the Unist'ot'en checkpoint, named after another Wet'suwet'en clan.
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Over 100 solidarity actions worldwide have already been registered for the coming weeks as the encampment continues to stand their ground.
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And in San Diego, fire at a homeless encampment in September exposed fire crews to human waste and, possibly, hepatitis A. Los Angeles City Councilman Paul Koretz, who visited the site of the Skirball Fire after the blaze, said it appeared to have originated in an encampment that had formed in the weeks preceding the fire.
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Once mostly associated with Skid Row, the vast tent encampment in downtown Los Angeles, the homeless are now spread out across the city, setting up tents under highway overpasses and moving into affluent neighborhoods like Bel-Air, where a wildfire that threatened the area's mega-mansions was sparked last year by a cooking fire at a homeless encampment.
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He then talked about North Dakota authorities' decision to move away from a key bridge north of the encampment by 4 p.m.
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When officials eventually cleared the encampment in March, they reportedly found more than 13,000 used syringes and 5,000 pounds of human waste.
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Food and supplies were limited at the encampment, the too few porta-potties weren't cleaned out fast enough, and people got sick.
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Dec. 3, 2015: Minneapolis Police make their way around the 4th Precinct after they cleared the protesters and their encampment in Minneapolis.
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Residents who live near the encampment under the 405 Freeway and Venice Boulevard told ABC7 it&aposs impacting their quality of life.
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Police are denying a veterans group's claims that a homeless encampment in Tucson was being used as a child sex-trafficking site.
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In response, apparently some members of the encampment covered the Knightscope robot in a tarp and lathered its sensors with barbecue sauce.
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More than a week after the shooting, someone opened fire on a Black Lives Matter encampment near the station, injuring five people.
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Eventually the team was tasked with gathering intelligence on the ISIS suspect at the known-to-be-abandoned encampment, Waldhauser told reporters.
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Four days after the dinner meeting, SEAL Team Six landed in Yemen, under dark skies, expecting to surprise the Al Qaeda encampment.
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Police suspect a recent blaze in a Los Angeles homeless encampment was set intentionally, in what they're investigating as an attempted murder.
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The arrest followed last week's jailing of Roy Elworthy in Portland on accusations that he set fire to a homeless encampment Aug.
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The group had an encampment on land owned by the Union Pacific Railroad and had been working, reportedly, alongside the Border Patrol.
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Tissint, the Draa town nearest to us, where Simon had set up an encampment of brown Bedouin tents, means "salt" in Berber.
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Occupy was partly credited with pushing lawmakers on a so-called "millionaires' tax" passed in New York soon after the encampment ended.
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An encampment in the eastern Mexican city of Matamoros, which shares a border with Texas, is home to some 2,500 of them.
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His supporters in Kiev have joined angry veterans of the war in the east in a protest encampment outside the Ukrainian Parliament.
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It's an encampment of pop up tents congregated on and around railway tracks, tucked away in a narrow valley near Cumberland, Kentucky.
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And Global Response Management, a health care nonprofit, has set up a mobile health care unit in the middle of the encampment.
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She'll build on a hill for protection for floods and defense from marauders, she thinks, and surround her encampment with a moat.
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That left city officials with no option but to close the encampment and hurry to find shelter for the people living there.
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Knight had definitely fashioned an elaborate North Pond encampment — made exclusively from stolen goods — concealed inside a ring of boulders and hemlocks.
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Children watch as a group from the Saginaw Chippewa Reservation in Mount Pleasant, Michigan enter an encampment near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation.
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A pair of Harrier jets and a pair of helicopter gunships arrived, attacked the encampment and destroyed the Osprey, the military official said.
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You play the leader of a small encampment of humans that's found some measure of shelter in a deep, completely walled-in valley.
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Discarded used needles without protective sheaths at an encampment where people who inject drugs shoot up along the Merrimack River in Lowell, Massachusetts.
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Children play at a makeshift encampment occupied by asylum-seekers sent back to Mexico from the US under the "Remain in Mexico" program.
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San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies arrested the parents after discovering the squalid conditions at an encampment near the desert community of Joshua Tree.
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A French court ruled on the huge migrant encampment in Calais known as the Jungle, and its opponents and defenders both claimed victory.
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But the crowds start converging on the encampment in the afternoon, where singers mount impromptu stages or watch soccer matches on mobile trucks.
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Back at the outskirts of Sinjar, in the near distance, we can see smoke rising from a mortar strike into an ISIS encampment.
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Two of his kids went to a school near a large encampment in Fruitvale called "The Village," which the city once considered sanctioning.
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Cover image: In this photo taken on Friday, May 17, 2019, a woman smokes a cigarette outside a homeless encampment in Oakland, Calif.
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Mohamed Yasseen, who lives under the Cross Bay Bridge, spoke about an encampment where perhaps a dozen homeless men lived and often drank.
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In the North, Jon, Davos, and Sansa take a sort of NPR pledge drive to the wildling encampment, House Mormont, and House Glover.
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The ICE facility remained closed on Thursday, though occupiers told me that DHS officials had shown up to take photos of the encampment.
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Gretchen Rose said the victims were staying at the encampment along the San Francisco Bay Trail but their attacker did not live there.
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The plan was ambitious: El Campamento, as the encampment was known, would be bulldozed, the trees removed and the tracks sealed with fences.
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Shortly after midnight, North Vietnamese "sappers" — what the Americans called the elite stealth troops — crept through the barbed wire around the bunker encampment.
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After Ms. Lange filed her pictures to The San Francisco News, a reporter for United Press went to the migrant encampment in Nipomo.
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But first she wanted to visit the protest encampment, which, two weeks into its existence, had grown in both scope and moral authority.
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A downpour, a blessing for this rain-starved region of Mexico, was a curse for thousands of migrants parked in a squalid encampment.
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Madrid has now found work as a part-time laborer after a Mexican construction worker walked into the MPP encampment, looking for hires.
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A portion of the Santa Rosa money will go to set up the county's first official encampment for a few dozen homeless people.
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"We're legally mandated to provide alternatives to every single resident along the trail before we move forward with clearing the encampment," Hopkins said.
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As it turned out, the Islamic State leader had already left the desert encampment by the time Team 3212 arrived, the summary said.
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His question stayed with me as I went to the border encampment in eastern Khan Younis, the southern Gaza town where I live.
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In late January, with the quiet support of Mr. Trudeau, the Canadian federal police force — the Royal Canadian Mounted Police — raided an encampment.
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Seattle police said the three teens were taken into custody on Monday night at a different homeless encampment and a gun was recovered.
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Hamas's Gaza leader, Yehya Al-Sinwar, spoke at a protest encampment to praise those who turned out to confront the "enemy who besieges us".
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Before its completion, it was the subject of massive protests and an encampment that drew Native Americans and activists from all over the country.
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While there are now tanks of clean water and makeshift port-a-potties, the people in the ever-growing encampment live in squalid conditions.
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Patina Park, chair of the Metropolitan Urban Indian Directors, said that such a Native-majority encampment could have sprung up in many major cities.
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National Briefing | Northwest Two people were fatally shot and three others wounded Tuesday night at an encampment for homeless people, the Seattle police said.
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Children and workers are seen at a tent encampment recently built near the Tornillo Port of Entry on June 19, 2018, in Tornillo, Texas.
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In Orange County, efforts to relocate people living in a miles-long homeless encampment to new shelters nearby brought on busloads of angry protesters.
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Nine workers from Miami as well as New York, San Francisco, and Minneapolis set up an encampment in the airport's Terminal D departures area.
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Concepcion Picciotto kept a peace vigil encampment behind the White House for more than 2100 years, considered the longest political protest in U.S. history.
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The unique approach: The participants would physically stay there, living on the National Mall in an encampment dubbed Resurrection City, until they saw results.
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That peace was shattered some months ago, he said, after the army bombed an encampment of Islamist groups some 50 km (30 miles) away.
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A homeless encampment is located a few yards beyond the median, and locals have noted that pedestrians frequently cross the street at that spot.
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Cover: This Monday, July 1, 2019 photo shows Los Angeles City Hall behind a homeless tent encampment along a street in downtown Los Angeles.
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Greek television showed migrants running from clouds of tear gas and falling to the ground as the wind blew toxic fumes into the encampment.
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Four days later, on March 31, state police in riot gear would show up outside the plant, beating workers and tearing apart their encampment.
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Activists call themselves Water Protectors and are busy raising money online that is intended to help them operate an encampment near the protest area.
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Last September, Carlos Antonio Lozada, a commander of Colombia's FARC guerrillas, returned home to a jungle encampment in the vast wetland region called Yarí.
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In March, immigration officials set up a makeshift encampment under a bridge in El Paso to detain hundreds of migrants in a military tent.
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The unique approach: the participants would physically stay there, living on the National Mall in an encampment dubbed Resurrection City, until they saw results.
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The original caption reads: A Buddhist monk used clappers while sitting in a tent in the antigovernment protesters' encampment in Bangkok's main shopping district.
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The Berengo encampment was the first stop made by the journalists after their arrival in the Central African Republic at the end of July.
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With archers clopping by on horses, and the smokey aroma of grilling meat, the meadow site evoked a nomadic encampment from a bygone era.
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But the museum determined that it actually depicts the Continental Army's encampment at Verplanck's Point, just across the Hudson, in the fall of 1782.
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Perry, of Global Response Management, said immigrants living in the Matamoros encampment can't self-isolate, quarantine, or go anywhere that would allow them to.
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Mr. Garza and others in the encampment acted quickly, setting their water supply on the flames and raking brush to halt the fire's spread.
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At a large homeless encampment less than three miles from where Mr. Newsom spoke, residents said they were not impressed with the government's response.
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The homeless encampment near the Dan Ryan Expressway was heated by 150 to 200 portable propane tanks -- many of them donated by generous citizens.
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The encampment was founded in 1980 near the town of Sertar by Jigme Phuntsok, a charismatic lama, and is now run by two abbots.
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The couple, who asked that their last names not be used for fear of retaliation, don't typically venture far from the encampment in Matamoros.
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Then in October, Nora said, she took her son to use the bathroom outside the encampment where they were staying and encountered three men.
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In a report from the Baltimore Brew, members of the encampment family—their preferred descriptor—described a demoralizing experience in the broken-down school.
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Skid Row, on the other hand, is considered to be the most entrenched homeless encampment in the country, with more than 2,700 unsheltered occupants.
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Between these flares of violence, the director, Rod Blackhurst, maintains an almost hushed atmosphere as Ann (Lucy Walters) tends to her meager forest encampment.
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A terrorism and counterterrorism researcher for Human Rights Watch circulated on Twitter an aerial view of the encampment dotted with tents and other structures.
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Meticulously decorated, the encampment of half a dozen people looked like the showroom of a furniture store, complete with a comfy red velour armchair.
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His first stop in Gaborone, the capital, was the Tlokweng Clinic, where a small encampment of cervical cancer advocates had set up colorful tents.
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Racial incidents had unfolded throughout the semester, she said, and the black student group was protesting from a tent encampment in the center of campus.
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Two men were killed and three people were hurt after what authorities say was a "targeted" shooting at a homeless encampment in Seattle on Jan.
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Browntown — which is what the family of nine calls their home — "is becoming more than just, like, a little encampment," says one of Brown's sons.
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The tribe has led protests that drew hundreds and at times thousands of people who dubbed themselves "water protectors" to an encampment near the crossing.
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MOSCOW – Ukrainian police say a group of men armed with axes and hammers descended on a park in the capital, Kiev, ransacking a Roma encampment.
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In the film, Hama is forced to go on a mission after a raid on their encampment causes her to lose her most precious possession.
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The teenage boys, aged 13, 16 and 17, were taken into custody at a different homeless encampment and a gun was recovered, Seattle police said.
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He was attacked in a homeless encampment near Pine Street Barge Canal in Burlington, which is where police found him the morning of May 22.
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Many protests so far - including the encampment in North Dakota, led by the Standing Rock Sioux tribe - have focused largely on fear of water contamination.
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Last week police took down an encampment where the group set up tents and had been staying overnight outside a federal building since July 2.
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But he says the courts and other authorities shot down his attempts to break up the encampment — described as a trailer buried in the ground.
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Though Bloomberg might have the plushest coffers (and a truly abysmal record), Patrick is an equally horrible emissary from the gilded encampment of Wall Street.
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But when she got to DeVaul's encampment he asked her to remove her shirt and offered a back rub, which she refused, the newspaper reported.
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The mission was then canceled, and the team advising the support units was assigned to visit the abandoned encampment to collect intelligence on the suspect.
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The main protest encampment was packed with tents, many of which were frozen to the ground at the location, which has now become a quagmire.
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In September, after prosecutors declined to intervene, the mayor issued a municipal order barring Mr. Cheffou from the migrant encampment, which was later shut down.
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The Standing Rock encampment began in the spring, growing from just a small cluster of tents to between 5,000 and 10,000 people, by some estimates.
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Police are searching for an archer who shot arrows at a homeless encampment in the San Francisco Bay Area, striking two men in the abdomen.
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Posted along the divider separating the temple and their encampment is a wall of receipts — proof, the nuns say, of their payments to Mr. Wei.
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Stays in the encampment are said to vary from several hours to a couple of days, depending on the flow of migrants across the border.
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The play's writers, the young Englishmen Joe Murphy and Joe Robertson, set up an interactive arts center in that encampment, called the Good Chance Theater.
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Organized by the Washington Heights and Inwood Development Corporation, the annual festival will also present circus arts, sword swallowing and a new Roman soldier encampment.
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Another leaves a homeless encampment along the banks of the Great Miami River for hot meals at a day program called the Mission on Main.
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Religious groups and nonprofits regularly set up tents on the edge of the encampment, providing over-the-counter medicine, sanitary products, water, and other necessities.
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The girls go home that night, but Luella keeps lying and visiting the encampment, where she makes friends and attracts the attention of a boy.
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Other degrowth sympathizers have joined François at the encampment in the eight years since its foundation, but they have not stayed; today he continues alone.
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"Refugee camps in Syria are cleaner than this," he said in an interview at a fast-food restaurant in Oakland that overlooks a homeless encampment.
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When the Occupy Wall Street movement arose in 22015, he turned up at the encampment in Zuccotti Park, guitar in hand and ready to play.
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In my walks around town, I encountered three dog settlements that spread over several acres, and behind my hotel there was a small satellite encampment.
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He moved from one homeless encampment to the next until arriving earlier this year at his current spot by the 880 freeway and train tracks.
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He and a photographer spent three months, at all hours and in all weather, talking to dozens of residents of a homeless encampment in Oakland.
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But the Wednesday afternoon deadline for protesters of the Dakota Access oil pipeline to empty their largest encampment passed with far more uncertainty than unrest.
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Cover: Homeless encampment, RV, tents and mobile homes can be seen near Guadalupe River in San Jose, California, United States on Wednesday, November 27, 2019.
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On that date in 25, more than 235,227 black Zulu warriors attacked an encampment of 2300 white Afrikaners, who'd been trekking east to claim new territory.
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This photo essay on the anniversary of the disbandment of the water protectors' encampment at Standing Rock is a much needed update in a gorgeous package.
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The hero, identified in the end credits as Kelab (Jurgen Vogel), leads a pleasant life with a handful of friends and relatives in a valley encampment.
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Structures that have already been removed are being stored and will likely either be destroyed or dismantled, pending the city's review of its homeless encampment laws.
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Clashes on Thursday led to the arrest of more than 140 people after law enforcement cleared the area and pushed protesters to another encampment miles away.
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The suspects, ages 13, 16 and 17, were arrested at a homeless encampment under an Interstate 90 off-ramp, said the Seattle police chief, Kathleen O'Toole.
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You can now designate districts within your cities, allowing distinct areas for worship, military encampment, and other specialties that fortify your strengths and unlock new possibilities.
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While watching the cold opening of this week's episode, wherein Nick sneaks around a tent encampment, it was impossible not to note the Hurricane Katrina imagery.
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But before the capture-or-kill operation was launched, US intelligence assets observed the target abandon his encampment in Niger and cross the border into Mali.
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"There used to be a lot more of us here," Calcemo lamented, pointing to the tents and benches that comprise what is left of their encampment.
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While filming at the encampment, Fox witnessed what he described as "human rights violations" by police, along with the birth of a new civil disobedience movement.
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Though the Standing Rock encampment is growing, most of us aren't there—but many people see this as a personal battle, regardless of where you're located.
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At a border protest encampment east of Gaza City, Palestinian factions, including Hamas and Islamic Jihad, urged people to take part in mass rallies on Friday.
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"We're tired of big corporations trying to take what's not theirs," says Stephanie Kraybill, a Stand participant who cooks for the encampment in her food truck.
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SAMPHIRE HOE, England — High above the sea, on the white cliffs of Dover, soldiers hoisted equipment and secured tents in what looked like a military encampment.
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And in Minneapolis, where the local media has reported three deaths at a growing encampment, efforts are underway to relocate people living in tents before winter.
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A social-media activist, Ahmed Abu Artema, is promoting the idea of a "Great Return," a peaceable encampment of 100,000 protesters along the Israel-Gaza border.
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"It has been my position that the encampment at HERE/THERE should be allowed to remain," Berkeley mayor Jesse Arreguin wrote in a statement last week.
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Although tribes provide some services in urban communities, these Native-led nonprofits that are unaffiliated with particular nations had forged deep connections with the encampment dwellers.
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Deny Andrés Casiano Ayala, 5, watching cartoons at the encampment along a highway where he has been staying with his parents and brothers since Monday's earthquake.
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While there is no official count of how many people are living in the encampment, advocates in early November estimated there were at least 2,600 people.
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PARIS — It was the turn of the year as Zimbabwe prepared for independence in 1980; the place was a remote encampment in the bush of Matabeleland.
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A Cuban doctor waiting for asylum in the United States has become the only full-time physician at a makeshift encampment for 2,500 migrants in Mexico.
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The FriendShips encampment will have "telemedicine for worldwide consultation with specialists" and eventually offer cancer treatment and PTSD therapy, among other services, the NGO's website says.
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The FriendShips encampment will have "telemedicine for worldwide consultation with specialists" and eventually offer cancer treatment and PTSD therapy, among other services, the NGO's website says.
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But on Wednesday, the matter at hand was what to do with the encampment, which had become an abiding and, for some, spiritual symbol of activism.
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The day after the Army Corps of Engineers warned thousands of people to vacate their encampment near a disputed pipeline route in North Dakota by Dec.
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On Wednesday, SDF officials said they were in control of most of the encampment with just a small group of ISIS fighters left inside, surrounded and outnumbered.
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Entering the encampment, one is greeted by cooking smells and the sounds of power tools and hammers as occupiers work to build ramps for those in wheelchairs.
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Aquinas Kasbar, 19, broke into the zoo and used bolt cutters to access the lemur encampment and steal Isaac, the oldest ring-tailed lemur in US captivity.
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By Thursday afternoon, social media videos showed officers pushing their bikes through the encampment, toppling tents, tarps and camping chairs and sending protesters scrambling amid the chaos.
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Concerned Student 1950, an activist group that formed to push for increased awareness and action around racial issues on campus, did not want reporters near the encampment.
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There was until recently an encampment on a nearby disused bus park where the migrants could pitch tents, but it was broken up on Mr Salvini's orders.
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At least 0003 protesters were arrested after law enforcement Humvees and helicopters began to flood the area to break up a protester encampment near the pipeline's path.
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Word of 21-year-old Aisha's persistent eye problem came via a newly released captive, Jumai, who had shared a militant encampment with her in northeastern Nigeria.
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The protest encampment outside the town of Cannon Ball has grown to include hundreds of people, many from other tribal nations, environmental coalitions, and Black Lives Matter.
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The cleanup efforts followed days of confusion over what to do about the encampment under an overpass near the stadium where the NFL&aposs Cincinnati Bengals play.
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Authorities in Los Angeles are investigating a targeted shooting at a homeless encampment that left one man injured -- and was captured on stunning surveillance video released Tuesday.
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Last November, a massive landslide swept through a mining encampment in Kachin State, which produces some of the world's highest-quality jade, killing more than 100 people.
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Before the capture-or-kill operation was launched, however, US intelligence assets observed the terrorist leader abandon his encampment in Niger and cross the border into Mali.
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In July 1843 a group of men called the Highland Brigade, under McMillan's leadership, surrounded a Gunai encampment at Warrigal Creek and proceeded to slaughter the people.
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He chuckled, and told me that once, when he was visiting an encampment of homeless people, a woman offered him her chair, one of her few possessions.
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He also said that the encampment, which has been branded as a biohazard by authorities, "deters from the main message" of getting rid of the immigration agency.
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Months before the official cleanup in August 2017, the Office of Homeless Services and the Department of Behavioral Health began sending daily outreach teams to the encampment.
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A makeshift encampment under a bridge in El Paso, above, was set up after the main border processing center reached up to 210 percent of its capacity.
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She'd planned to pick up the ballots at the church, distribute them to the encampment, and drop them off at a polling location ahead of Super Tuesday.
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Soldiers made their way through the encampment, encouraging people to leave while Beldi Klosi, the minister of tourism and environment, announced that the camp would soon close.
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There are far fewer portable or public toilets than there were at the Calais encampment known as the Jungle, and they are rarely cleaned by the city.
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Other students constructed an encampment of tents on the university's main quadrangle, boycotted university services, and held protests in the student center and other parts of campus.
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When I dropped by a week later, to help haul away debris, I found that William had set up an encampment at one end of the loft.
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The move was greeted with outrage, with protesters descending on the forest, setting up an encampment and forming human blockades to try and stop the heavy machinery.
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Israel says the structures that make up the Khan al-Ahmar encampment were illegally built and pose a threat to residents because of their proximity to a highway.
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City officials have been trying to convince immigrants to go to a shelter they opened at a recreation center that's about a 30-minute walk from the encampment.
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A blaze that destroyed six homes in Los Angeles and burned more than 563 acres began with an illegal cooking fire in an encampment near a busy freeway.
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Last month, the Corps said it would not evict the encampment, which started as overflow from smaller private and permitted protest sites nearby and began growing in August.
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Pepper spray, fires The message from law enforcement Thursday night was clear as Humvees and helicopters flooded the area to break up an encampment near the pipeline's path.
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She said organizers expected that 40 people would spend Saturday night at an encampment set up on train tracks leading into the port to blockade the oil shipments.
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A Russian drone team was flying over a reenactment settlement in Lipetsk, Russia, taking some fantastic footage of the event, showing off the encampment, large battles, and games.
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"Without a doubt, people who had been excited and frustrated by the encampment got sort of agitated to think about what they wanted to do next," Gitlin says.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a shabby encampment on the outskirts of Rome, Selveta Nemeti and her two children have been sleeping outside next to their dismantled trailer.
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On Saturday, journalists were taken to an encampment in Baghouz where the group had made its last stand — a wasteland of wrecked vehicles, torn tents and scorched trees.
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And, during the first weekend of the summer encampment, robed figures sacrifice an effigy as part of a ritual meant to banish all worries from the gathered members.
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He had an apartment in Milton, but he was staying with friends at the encampment over the weekend because the local bus was not running, the police said.
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Now administered by the National Park Service, the area was the site of a Continental Army encampment in the winter of 1777-78, under the leadership of Gen.
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As the New York encampment wound down, he imagined a project called the Occumentary—he would drive to Occupy protests around the country, live-streaming the whole time.
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After failing to encounter any enemy forces the team was re-tasked by headquarters in Chad to conduct another mission and eventually ordered to investigate an abandoned encampment.
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But on Friday and Saturday, La Malbaie, a two-hour drive from Quebec City, will be a "fortified encampment " as the 44th annual G7 Summit takes place there.
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At one point, after following my map to the waterfront in Embarcadero, a wild Zubat popped up for me to capture — in the middle of a homeless encampment.
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"She was like everyone's aunt," said Benjamin Jeffrey, a friend of Herzberg and also homeless, who spoke to Reuters from an encampment near the scene of Sunday's accident.
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On the night of November 23, eight days in, Omar happened to be helping with security for the encampment when four masked men rolled up in a car.
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After his arrest, he was rejected from an after-school program in the community and was forced to leave his home to escape the media encampment surrounding it.
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Since the encampment began, many observers have naturally drawn connections with the resistance to the Dakota Access Pipeline led by the Standing Rock Sioux and other indigenous nations.
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Thousands of migrants — men, women, entire families — had wandered into town the day before, many on foot, and turned the humble commercial district into a vast makeshift encampment.
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Lines of naval officers in their crisp dress whites walked to and from the cathedral, all in front of a sprawling media encampment preparing for the day's events.
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He was known in South Florida as a member of the Occupy movement who participated in the 100-day encampment at a government plaza in Miami in 2011.
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In December 2017, a cooking fire at a homeless encampment in a ravine off the 405 sparked the Skirball Fire, burning 422 acres and six Bel Air homes.
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And the Los Angeles Police Department is currently investigating a case, in Echo Park, in which an explosive device was thrown at a homeless encampment on Oct. 6.
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Sick immigrants sent back to a Mexican border city by the Trump administration and living in an encampment are not getting adequate medical care, physicians and lawyers say.
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Doctors in Mexico knew they had to get her to a hospital as soon as possible, but couldn't reach an ambulance to pick them up near the encampment.
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Night and day, artillery and mortar barrages and warplanes from the US-led foreign coalition pounded ISIS' final encampment: a sprawling junkyard of wrecked cars and tattered tents.
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MATAMOROS, Mexico — Under a canopy on the edge of a squalid encampment, a young physician named Dairon Elisondo Rojas holds office hours every day from 10 to 33.
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We came upon a long, narrow encampment: families who had strung hammocks between the posts of the walkway or laid mattresses on the concrete, out of the rain.
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The Lee family weathered this period at their home on Nathan Road in the Kowloon section of Hong Kong, with a Japanese military encampment directly across from them.
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While both government and opposition negotiators haggle over the terms of the peace agreement, Gambela airport has been turned into a surreal simulacrum of a rebel bush encampment.
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The armed far-right militia that's been detaining migrants at the southern border in New Mexico is packing up its temporary encampment at the request of law enforcement.
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CBS News and other media reported that police tracked him down to a homeless encampment after his parole officer recognized him from security camera images published in the media.
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Among Quiroz's selections are Josue Rivas's "Standing Strong" (1013), a stark photograph of a scarf-wrapped figure standing on top of a hill, with an encampment in the background.
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Police in Washington state have arrested three teenage boys in connection with a shooting at a homeless encampment in Seattle that left two dead and three injured, PEOPLE confirms.
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The park is centered around a 19th century military encampment, Fort Ross, which is the site of the first Russian settlement in what would become the contiguous United States.
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US Army soldiers put up a razor wire fence for an encampment to be used by the military near the US–Mexico border in Donna, Texas, on Nov. 4.
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That information is cross-referenced to confirm people live there so that, for example, a mining encampment with several buildings but few residents would not qualify as a city.
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Just across a bridge, on the mainland, the Shenzhen Bay Sports Center became the site of an encampment of military vehicles for the People's Armed Police, a paramilitary force.
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It was not yet clear whether scores of homeless people would comply with an order from San Francisco's Department of Health to leave their encampment under a highway overpass.
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Hundreds clergy of numerous faiths walk on Highway 1806 from the Oceti Sakowin encampment to the site of the violent clash with law enforcement with Dakota Access Pipeline protesters.
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While employees have an easier time parking and navigating the sidewalk to work, others have reported people setting up a homeless encampment nearby for allegedly attacking the patrol robot.
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The Gerharts and supporters started the encampment over a year ago, when they began occupying several tall trees in the pipeline's path to prevent them from being cut down.
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"I have never been to a board meeting where there's an armed encampment," said Jim Carroll, a founder of Kentucky Government Retirees, a lobby group for the system's retirees.
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But a man who lives in the same encampment as Eleby named Kevin told a local CBS affiliate that people starting fires to intimidate others is a regular occurrence.
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Last summer the U.S. Department of Justice filed a brief opposing an Idaho anti-encampment ordinance on the grounds that the anti-homeless law was cruel and unusual punishment.
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The Nova Palestina encampment has been in existence more than three years, roughly as old as Brazil's recession, which has thrown more than 2 million people out of work.
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"It's just to make things more manageable because it's so bad in the streets," said Joe DeVries, assistant to Oakland's administrator and head of the city's encampment management team.
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In 2010 he covertly infiltrated the Gdeim Izik encampment in Western Sahara, and photographed the largest peaceful demonstration in the history of the Sahrawi people since the Moroccan occupation.
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The huge fire that swept through the hillsides along the 405-freeway last December, destroying homes in Bel Air, began with a cooking stove fire at a homeless encampment.
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A video, posted on YouTube by the International Committee of the Red Cross, shows the harshness of the terrain and the difficulties of ferrying even water to the encampment.
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Still clad in their camouflage uniforms, the remaining handful of gunmen drove out of the Sunland Park, New Mexico, encampment after two months spent detaining thousands of illegal migrants.
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Standing Rock tribal members believe the land in which the encampment is on is owned by the Sioux through a more than century-old treaty with the U.S. government.
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With temperatures of 20 to 25 below zero, a homeless encampment near the expressway was using heat courtesy of 150 to 200 portable propane tanks -- many of them donated.
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Hey had been here since August, since the encampment had started to grow, in a sagging tent called "the Pretty Princess Palace," close by Tito's camp in Oceti Sakowin.
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Star Simpson, a hardware engineer, said that in 2013, Mr. DeVaul made unwanted advances to her at his encampment at Burning Man, an annual festival in the Nevada desert.
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Dissatisfied with her starched, white-gloved life, she lies to her mother and persuades Effie to sneak off with her to the "gypsy" encampment on the outskirts of town.
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"Not one thing that was promised on the website was delivered," said one visitor who paid $63,500 for a deluxe "lodge" package but ended up in a tent encampment.
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Around the corner, an encampment of homeless people milled about next to a half-dozen tents set up on the sidewalk next to the entrance of an office building.
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"What the encampment does, is it reinforces the fact that these people had come together in midsummer for their annual communal buffalo hunt and the Sun Dance," Burke said.
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The influx, mainly at the Quebec/New York border, prompted the military to set up a temporary tent encampment in Quebec and sparked a backlash from anti-migrant groups.
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For the uninitiated: Burning Man is a notoriously zany arts and culture festival that takes place in an encampment of tents and RVs about two hours north of Reno, Nevada.
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Also on Tuesday, a spokesman for U.S. Central Command, which is responsible for operations in the Middle East, said they had not expected to find al-Rimi at the encampment.
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Their comic skit opens with Webb, as a German commander, striding around an artillery encampment: "Now we'll see how these Russians deal with a crack SS division," he says firmly.
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From a makeshift encampment, she peacefully protested wars and nuclear proliferation until her death on January 21986, 2016, in what was widely considered the longest political protest in US history.
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Misty Micheau Bushnell looks over the memorial marking the spot where her boyfriend Shawn Vann Schreck died two days before, in a homeless encampment where they live in Aberdeen, Washington.
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Sobel, who returned to school her senior year after taking a leave of absence to live at the Occupy Encampment, does not feel that her Free Cooper work ever ended.
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A senior Hamas leader, Khalil Al-Hayya, said at a border encampment that Monday's protest was timed to coincide with the "deplorable crime of moving the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem".
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Wiesel shared his harrowing story of encampment at Auschwitz as a teenager through his classic memoir Night, one of the most widely read and discussed books of the 20th century.
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The skull was identified as Mai Ker That, 26, after Sacramento investigators found the rest of the remains in an abandoned homeless encampment in October 2016, according to Fox 40.
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They raised three flagpoles at their parking lot encampment, with white flags of the city of Chicago and the Cubs in the middle, and matching blue Cubs pennants flanking them.
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Hartson has ties of her own to Uygur, having worked as national director of Wolf PAC, a grassroots group he unveiled at the Occupy Wall Street encampment in October 2011.
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Organizers in Washington state recreated a homeless encampment on the lawn of the state Capitol to bring attention to the state's homelessness crisis, one of the worst in the nation.
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Aligned side-by-side at the bottom of a mountain, the area resembles a Gypsy encampment, albeit one guarded by a high fence because of the irreplaceable equipment stored within.
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Anonymous law enforcement sources told NBC Los Angeles that the fire was ignited after a man in a blue pickup truck started "exchanging words" with people in the homeless encampment.
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Los Angeles fire officials said that the Skirball fire, which burned through the wealthy neighborhood of Bel-Air last week, was started by a cooking fire at a homeless encampment.
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In part of the Islamic State encampment which the SDF seized a few days ago, collapsed tents and fallen palm trees lay among a scattering of rubble and twisted metal.
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What you can't see from the highway is a mine and a train full of coal that is blocked by the encampment that sits in the middle of the tracks.
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"We know that this is something that could severely impact the encampment," said Andrea Rudnick, cofounder of the nonprofit Team Brownsville, one of the organizations on the ground in Matamoros.
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A chilly wind was whistling through the encampment at the foot of the Córdova-Las Américas International Bridge, where Juan, the farm laborer, had settled with his family in September.
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The needle litter problem intensified two years ago when the town removed a homeless encampment along the Palco Marsh where somewhere between 250 and 400 homeless people had been sleeping.
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Brenda moved to the Matamoros encampment earlier this month to be closer to an attorney who is hoping to reopen her US immigration case that was sidelined by the kidnapping.
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In the Echo Park neighborhood of L.A., near where I live, tensions had been rising over an encampment in a grassy clearing on the northern edge of Echo Park Lake.
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In the town of Matamoros, Mexico, more than 2,600 immigrants are living on the streets in an encampment they're afraid of leaving out of fear of being kidnapped or assaulted.
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Israel says the structures that make up the encampment, which include an Italian-funded school, were illegally built and pose a threat to residents because of their proximity to a highway.
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The brothers lived with their mother a few blocks from the Jungle in a homeless encampment under an Interstate overpass, according to a criminal information sheet released after their detention hearing.
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One man with a camera at the encampment said he was there to cover the occupation "from the right," and told me he believes Black Lives Matter advocates for police killings.
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Police say Erik Averill, 21, Myia Barber, 22, Allison Gee, 25, and Jordan Paul, 21, all face murder charges after they allegedly attacked Amos Beede at a Burlington-based homeless encampment.
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On the night of November 20, the police reacted with extreme violence when the protesters attempted to remove a blockade that was preventing emergency vehicles from reaching the Oceti Sakowin encampment.
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Their findings paint a picture of a hunting encampment where people passing through the landscape would spend the night, take shelter and clean and consume the animals they hunted, McPherron said.
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Harris walks past the encampment nearly every day, and says he was shocked by the jogger's actions but is proud of the community for coming together to help the homeless man.
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And on a day in Las Vegas that was too windy to photograph, he took a walk and discovered a homeless encampment at the end of a path by the freeway.
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The police had initially held back, tagging along as a team of workmen in high-visibility clothing moved through the southern part of the sprawling encampment, dismantling tents and removing structures.
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The US Army Corps of Engineers has set a deadline for the group to leave their encampment north of the Cannonball River by the end of this weekend, Monday, December 5.
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During the operation, two additional hostages not identified by initial intelligence reports were discovered in the enemy encampment; these hostages, an American woman and a South Korean woman, were also freed.
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French police cleared out a migrant encampment in the north end of Paris Friday morning a few weeks before the expected opening of a main humanitarian center in the French capital.
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But they often lost sight of young children who could not resist playing in the rain, jumping in a dark, filthy river of water that lapped the sidewalk outside the encampment.
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"Yes, there are thieves and there are addicts," said Scott Wagner, a homeless advocate with the nonprofit Sonoma Applied Village Services, which has been working to make the encampment more sanitary.
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As part of the exercise this month, African troops also trained at a sprawling army encampment in Thies, Senegal, 35 miles outside Dakar that is also home to Senegal's military academy.
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That's when former mayor Catherine Pugh tried to have people removed from a homeless encampment underneath a nearby highway, a location near the local farmer's market, which was about to reopen.
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They sit in the ground outside a dilapidated encampment where a 14-year-old girl was shot in the face in a spray of gunfire by rebels fighting over the jewels.
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They sit in the ground outside a dilapidated encampment where a 14-year-old girl was shot in the face in a spray of gunfire by rebels fighting over the jewels.
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"Being in a homeless encampment is like being the grate at the bottom of a drain," Mr. Holys said during a conversation about rats that gnawed their way into his tent.
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She visits a hillside house not far from Harry's, a porn movie studio, an encampment for the homeless, a hotel in Little Tokyo, a sinister used car dealership — on and on.
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The Americans, working in cooperation with the Yemeni government, attacked a Qaeda encampment in Marib Province and then called in support from an AC-130 gunship after a firefight broke out.
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Celia, a 42-year-old asylum-seeker from Honduras, said living in the encampment is difficult, in part, because there is no clean water to bathe in or to wash clothes.
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BISMARCK, N.D. — About an hour after some 200 police officers cleared the last demonstrators against the Dakota Access Pipeline from their sprawling encampment on the North Dakota prairie last week, Gov.
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We would appreciate help from readers of California Today: Perhaps you've seen an encampment on your way to work, or a particular block in your neighborhood where people are living outside.
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The marchers received blessings by a priest at an encampment at sunrise, and by early afternoon thousands had gathered with white roses and had begun linking arms near the Tienditas Bridge.
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The encampment, a series of secluded, earthen warrens, is roughly three blocks long and sits south of downtown under the I-5 freeway that cuts through the middle of the city.
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The encampment, a series of secluded, earthen warrens, is roughly three blocks long and sits south of downtown under the I-233 freeway that cuts through the middle of the city.
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In 2011, union nurses provided health care at the Occupy Wall Street encampment in Lower Manhattan, and the organization has lobbied forcefully for single-payer health care and a financial transaction tax.
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Most of the candidates visited the makeshift protest encampment outside its fenced perimeter, with a number of them climbing stepladders to look in and wave into the distance at the child detainees.
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The SDF on Tuesday captured an encampment where the jihadists had been mounting a last defense of the tiny enclave, pushing diehard fighters onto a sliver of land at the Euphrates riverside.
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The allegation came a day after Kurdish authorities said that 785 people affiliated with foreign ISIS fighters escaped from Ain Issa, an encampment for displaced people, as a result of the fighting.
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Protesters arriving at one encampment, in Khan Younis, trod on or rode motorcycles and even a camel over an elongated Israeli flag, with its Star of David, before heading toward the fence.
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National Briefing | Northwest Three brothers, ages 13, 16 and 17, were charged with first-degree murder on Thursday in the killings last month of two people at a homeless encampment in Seattle.
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Three teenagers who were arrested Monday in the shooting deaths of two people at a Seattle homeless encampment called the Jungle are homeless brothers who live in another camp under an overpass.
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A California man is facing a slew of charges after his 2-year-old son was found tied to a tree, "lacking basic food and water" in a homeless encampment, PEOPLE confirms.
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Seattle police believe "low-level drug dealing" led to a shootout at a homeless encampment in the city Tuesday evening that left two people dead and three more injured, according to reports.
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Three teenage boys were arrested in Seattle on Monday in connection with a shooting last week at a homeless encampment known as the Jungle that left two people dead, the police said.
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During a two-and-a-half hour visit to the encampment in front of police headquarters, I witnessed news media drop in to interview an organizer and then leave after mere minutes.
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But an encampment near the construction in southern North Dakota drew thousands of protesters last year in support of the tribes, leading to occasional clashes with law enforcement and nearly 700 arrests.
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At the encampment, groups of young shirtless men carry power tools and building supplies to fashion tiny new houses on spare plots of land that slope down towards Sao Paulo's Guarapiranga reservoir.
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Beside glorious vineyards and lush countryside on the Greek island of Evia, a barbed wire fence encircles a dusty, barren former military encampment where 1,000 Syrian refugees are housed in metal containers.
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But San Franciscans are lazy, and for a midday fix, head to StrEat Food Park, an under-the-freeway collection of rotating food trucks, neighboring a large homeless encampment in the SoMa.
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An encampment in North Dakota against the $3.7 billion Dakota Access pipeline represents the largest Native American protest in decades and included one violent confrontation this month between protesters and security guards.
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The bus was coming from the Alto Frio Baptist Encampment in Leakey when the accident occurred near Garner State Park, about 7 miles away, on a two-lane section of Highway 83.
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These events are part of LAP's efforts to build an intentional community ahead of the coming storm once they transition into an encampment and face what could be protracted struggle against construction.
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The grandstand with its flags and gingerbread porches did not so much rise behind this encampment as fall athwart it, rung down like a theater curtain painted with a fairy-tale scene.
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" Initially intended in 2015 to be a temporary registration center for refugees arriving to Europe, Moria, on the Greek island of Lesbos, has erupted into an overcrowded encampment regularly described as "hellish.
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Officials in El Paso resorted to creating a makeshift encampment under a bridge last week when the main border processing facility in the area was strained to 400 percent of its capacity.
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El Paso has been a flash point for much of that unrest, with hundreds of migrants now being held in a makeshift encampment under a bridge near where Mr. O'Rourke was speaking.
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Parents have complained that when criminals or others threaten the group of asylum-seekers at the encampment, the soldiers, as well as police officers and immigration agents, are nowhere to be seen.
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Under one bridge, he finds blankets and sleeping bags, empty cans of malt liquor, a hospital wristband and an unopened bottle of medicine — all evidence of an active encampment — but no people.
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She is the spokeswoman for the Gitdumden checkpoint, as the blockade and surrounding encampment is known, after one of the clans of the Wet'suwet'en people who claim this part of the province.
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The Backwater Bridge has been closed since late October, when activists clashed with police in riot gear and set two trucks on fire, prompting authorities to forcibly shut down a protesters encampment nearby.
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For three days in July of 1781, in the heat of the American Revolution, what is now the site of Leonard Park and Northern Westchester Hospital was an encampment for 5,000 French troops.
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"Protesters' escalated unlawful behavior this weekend by setting up illegal roadblocks, trespassing onto private property and establishing an encampment, has forced law enforcement to respond at this time," he said in the statement.
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Parliamentary authorities have decreed that the media encampment - the source of thousands of Brexit despatches broadcast all over the globe - be temporarily dismantled next week to allow the downtrodden turf to be repaired.
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During the protests over racist graffiti at the University of Missouri in 85033, protesters demanded that their encampment on school property be treated as a "safe space" from which others could be excluded.
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But this week, the Cultural Heritage Initiative of the American Schools of Oriental Research warned that the Russian encampment, which is "in close proximity" to the archaeological site, could imperil the remaining treasures.
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Other Gossip • There are lots of shots in this episode, like the one of Claire and Jamie atop their horses leading their army toward Prince Charles's encampment, that convey a sense of grandeur.
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Flashes of violence have drawn attention to a sprawling homeless encampment under three miles of I-63 in Seattle, a phenomenon familiar in many major U.S. cities — New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles.
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So far three Democratic Oregon state representatives—Rob Nosse, Sheri Malstrom, and Diego Hernandez—have agreed to make appearances at the encampment on Sunday, which will mark a week since the occupation began.
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Hunter said that the man took him to a nearby homeless encampment, where, in a narrow passageway between tents, someone put a gun to his head before realizing that he was a buyer.
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That same week, the local press reported allegations made against music venue owner Jason Perkins, who was accused of pepper-spraying and delivering threatening notes to residents of a San Francisco tent encampment.
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Much of the evidence at the homeless encampment was burned in the fire, but investigators determined it was not arson because of what had been left there and where the flames had ignited.
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It would be the first time that a stranger could reside in Zittel's universe full time, in utter privacy, in contrast to the "Wagon Station Encampment" with its communal ethos and group activities.
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The Extinction Rebellion encampment included a hundred or so tents occupied by the resident rebels along with larger marquee-style tents dedicated to sharing information about climate change, activist wellbeing and arrestee support.
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"In Oakland, there are 460 shelter beds total available for over 9,000 unsheltered people on any given night," encampment resident Yana Johnson said in the days leading up to an eviction in 2018.
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The Gateway bridge is adjacent to a teeming encampment where about 1,000 migrants, mainly from Central America, have been living in squalid conditions while they await immigration court hearings in the United States.
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On the southern side of the bridge is an ever-growing encampment of asylum-seekers sent back to Mexico until their immigration cases are adjudicated under the Trump administration's "remain in Mexico" policy.
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Katya brought me to the back of the encampment, where the mess hall stood, and introduced me to the leader of the volunteers, a woman of about 60, the oldest among the volunteers.
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Deaths from the errant Nigerian aerial bombing of a displaced persons encampment in northeast Nigeria have jumped to 90, the medical charity Doctors Without Borders reported on Friday, nearly double the initial tally.
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Many others found haven at an encampment that sprang up in the parking lot outside a still-open Walmart store in Paradise, where dozens of evacuees pitched tents or slept in their cars.
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But each Wednesday, the demonstrators' ranks swell by the hundreds, according to Hiroshi Inaba, who says he's the longest-serving staff member at an encampment across the street that's manned around the clock.
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"We weren't able to use the sidewalks at all when there's needles and tents and bikes, so from a walking standpoint I find the robot much easier to navigate than an encampment," Scarlett said.
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Looking over my shoulder a quarter mile in the other direction, I could see the great Oceti Sakowin (Seven Council Fires) encampment, where representatives of 200 native tribes have been camped for months now.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of Sudanese demonstrators converged on central Khartoum on Thursday night demanding civilian rule amid increasing tensions with the country's military rulers who accused a protest encampment of threatening stability.
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And at the University of Missouri that year, an assistant professor called for "some muscle" to remove a journalist who was trying to photograph an encampment of protesters seeking action to address racial issues.
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The mission was then canceled, and the team advising the would-be quick reaction force was given a new task: to go to the abandoned encampment and collect potential intelligence on the terror leader.
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Nick, learning Spanish as quickly as he can, approaches Alejandro — the encampment leader, pharmacist and rumored walking miracle — with an idea: the local thugs want OxyContin, especially the leader, whose sister is jonesing badly.
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U.S.-backed Syrian forces said Tuesday they had won control of an ISIS encampment and posted a map showing ISIS forces were pinned down in a tiny sliver of land along the Euphrates River.
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The enclave resembles an encampment, filled with stationary vehicles and rough shelters with blankets or tarpaulins that could be seen flapping in the wind during a lull in fighting as people walked among them.
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I can't find anything in Martin's trip logs about a similarly weird encampment, but the odds are pretty high that not all of our previous sideways trips have been hitting this precise alt anyway.
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Planned by Martin Luther King Jr. but carried out after King's assassination, the Poor People's Campaign saw thousands of people march into Washington, DC, to join Resurrection City, an encampment on the National Mall.
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The protesters, who are pressing for Puerto Rican independence, set up an encampment near the end of an avenue named for Eugenio María de Hostos y de Bonilla, an early advocate of this cause.
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Our reporter and video journalists went inside the Border Patrol's latest attempt to handle the migrant influx: a 40,000-square-foot tent encampment, built over the past 13 days just east of McAllen, Tex.
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When Red Lake breaks ground on its housing complex next summer, the temporary shelters will have to come down, and many former encampment dwellers, including Ms. Johnson, may find themselves back on the streets.
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A National Guard encampment was set up in McGuffey Park, between the children's playground and the basketball court, where about 20 military police officers in camouflage were snoozing in the shade of some trees.
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Herded into an encampment, they are harangued by the fundamentalist emir, forced into hard labor and repeatedly assaulted by men who use rape as a drug with which to fire themselves up for battle.
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They were mourned from a makeshift migrant encampment in Matamoros, to El Limon, 1,600 miles (2,575 km) south, where Herrera had lived among farmers barely eking corn, beans and sorghum from drought-stricken soil.
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Trailers line the streets near Google's Mountain View headquarters, and in Modesto, a woman sleeping in a cardboard box was crushed to death by a front loader that came to clear her encampment away.
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But another branch of the Wet'suwet'en's leadership, the hereditary chiefs, says the pipeline would alter their traditional lands; they have been protesting in an encampment at the construction site for more than a year.
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For weeks, Jennifer Coulter, 48, lived behind a Taco Bell in a dusty, dry homeless encampment where freight trains rumbled by and a man in the parking lot made art out of old tires.
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Augusta National has more in common with the Bohemian Grove , the exclusive men-only encampment in the California Redwoods, or the World Economic Forum, in Davos , than it does with Wimbledon or Fenway Park.
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On the Carnahan quadrangle, where the encampment constructed by student protesters once stood, there was only one tent set up on Saturday morning: the kind of bougie contraption you'd see at a fancy wedding.
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Little more than an amateur photographer at the time, her commitment to racial and economic justice made her the only photographer who stayed and documented the entire six-week encampment known as Resurrection City.
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One of them was a video that showed Talion, a ranger killed by the servants of Sauron in the time between The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings proper, stalking through an orc encampment.
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THE encampment has no name, no water, no electricity and no right to be where it is: an abandoned bus park in a desolate stretch of scrub, east of the Tiburtina railway station in Rome.
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Dressed in yellow vests and wearing signs, some "security committee" members are scattered around the encampment, operating checkpoints as an extra safety against what they view as potential saboteurs or supporters of Bashir's Islamic Movement.
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The First Baptist Church of New Braunfels, Texas, said its members were returning from a three-day retreat at the Alto Frio Baptist Encampment in Leakey, about 9 miles (15 kilometers) from the crash site.
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"Protesters escalated unlawful behavior this weekend by setting up illegal roadblocks, trespassing onto private property and establishing an encampment (actions that) forced law enforcement to respond at this time," Morton County Sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier said.
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A decrepit couch, a rusted stroller, and torn-up Chilean flags sat outside her front door, in a makeshift encampment on the fringes of the Atacama desert, the driest place on earth outside of Antarctica.
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Activists say Gene Gorelik showed up to the encampment behind the Home Depot — where hundreds of homeless people live — in an elf costume and "Make Oakland Great Again" hat alongside day laborers in Minion hats.
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But the Thomson Reuters Foundation visited the area in question and discovered a site measuring about 100 square meters that had been cleared of trees and vegetation to make way for a temporary mining encampment.
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And it's trying to please hardcore fans of the game series without completely confusing or alienating non-players who've never spammed knights to take out an orc encampment, and don't even know what that means.
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Much of the action in Happy End takes place at the Laurent family mansion in Calais, near the Calais Jungle, an encampment where migrants gathered from 2015 until its evacuation in the fall of 2016.
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The first instance of aerial bombardment — an Italian plane dropped grenades against an encampment of enemy troops in Libya in 1911 — resulted in accusations that the pilot had hit a field hospital, injuring several civilians.
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I had another olfactory moment that transported me back to second grade — patchouli, incense, smoke and, again, eucalyptus wafting from an encampment of young men and women lounging on blankets in the grass, strumming guitars.
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Officials had accused the World Food Programme of aiding insurgents after high-energy biscuits were discovered in July at a forest encampment the authorities said belonged to a militant group, the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army.
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In another part of Wau, a resident saw two bodies near a feeding center and a couple killed beside the road as they tried to flee to a nearby civilian encampment protected by U.N. peacekeepers.
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On Thursday, Rosen released a Spanish-language television ad about a recent trip she took to the border where she visited facilities and toured a tent encampment in Tornillo, Texas, where unaccompanied minors are held.
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That is when he identified the body of his uncle, Mordecai Bahatan, one of dozens of miners feared killed when a torrent of earth, loosened by a typhoon's rain, engulfed their encampment in the mountains.
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The occupiers, however, repeatedly said that they believe the FBI is preparing to storm the encampment, expressing both their certainty that the FBI is intent on killing them and their determination to respond to aggression.
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This intense evocation of the last days of the migrant encampment in Calais, France — directed by Stephen Daldry and Justin Martin — places theatergoers in the heaving center of a provisional, teeming city of the dispossessed.
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A year after the dismantling of "the Jungle," a sprawling encampment where 20163,000 to 8,000 people lived in tents and improvised shelters, the authorities have made numerous efforts to discourage migrants from traveling to Calais.
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John Hebbring, a handyman who lives in an Oakland homeless encampment and scratches out a living serving eviction notices, said he had heard about the governor's speech but did not see much hope in it.
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But the mayor of Calais, Natacha Bouchart, pointed out the dangers of the government's response, saying it would seed a potential rebirth of the sprawling encampment, known as the jungle, that was destroyed last fall.
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Pest control workers were using the spread as bait as they installed rat traps -- 340 of them -- throughout the mile-long homeless encampment after infrared video from a sheriff's helicopter revealed a major rodent infestation.
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Herrera and her son had been living in or near a tent encampment on the other end of a bridge from Brownsville, Texas where about 1,000 people await dates to appear in a U.S. court.
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During the infamous 2013 eviction of the Bay Area's Albany Bulb encampment, Whitson said that she attempted to enter the shelter that was erected nearby to house some of the homeless folks being driven out.
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Mr. Holys, 61, looks back on his decades as a sommelier and tuxedo-clad server from inside a Coleman tent in an Oakland homeless encampment, where the rats, he says, are as big as footballs.
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"Most of the Proclamation is already implemented," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, adding that work and residence permits are the two "remaining tasks", with a long-term goal of ending refugee encampment by 2030.
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At an aid group's encampment, I watched two expatriates chalk checkerboard squares in the dirt, where the starving youngsters would sit while those aid workers cooked a sack of cornmeal in a 55-gallon drum.
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There is no path, so I walked straight through a cluster of graves and into a makeshift colonial military encampment, where I encountered a smattering of canvas tents, antique lanterns, planks of wood, and cannons.
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Pilgrims clad in white robes signifying a state of purity spent the night in a sprawling encampment around the hill where Islam holds that God tested Abraham's faith by commanding him to sacrifice his son Ismail.
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Trump also signed an executive order aimed at advancing construction on the Dakota Access Pipeline, the source of months of protests at an encampment on the territory of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe in North Dakota.
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Around 5:30 AM Thursday morning, the Department of Homeland Security finally staged the raid the #OccupyICEPDX encampment had known would be coming since the protesters shut down the ICE facility in Portland, Oregon, last week.
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A government-mediated meeting between BHP Billiton and striking workers at its Escondida copper mine in Chile has failed, and workers will head back to their encampment without any future dialogue planned, a union spokesman said.
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Ms. Hansen's and Mr. Hebbring's trailer is in a homeless encampment profiled by The New York Times in December that the authorities are in the process of dismantling, one of more than 2270 camps across Oakland.
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No one was present in the area when crews arrived, the statement adds, but investigators have since determined the blaze began with a cooking fire in an encampment that had formed on the brush-covered hills.
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Sixteen homeless people who had been camped outside for months at the church across the street, learned on a rainy night that the congregation could no longer host the encampment because their building had been sold.
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A Defense Department official said that the strikes occurred at a Syrian military encampment where certain Syrian soldiers who had fallen out of favor with the military, and who were not wearing uniforms, were being detained.
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For instance when Newt is delivered to a swamp encampment of runaway slaves, the runaways are eating whatever they can, making fires in the hollows of trees and sleeping on the ground and in the open.
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About a dozen other homeless women had previously created their own tent encampment on city-owned land, spearheaded by a woman who'd been homeless and without shelter for nearly a year while caring for her daughter.
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For decades, starting with Mr. Burke, there were off and on attempts to start a museum, mostly at the Valley Forge encampment 25 miles west of Philadelphia, until the city museum finally got the go-ahead.
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One of the fires, named Skirball, was caused by an "illegal cooking fire at an encampment in a brush area" near where Sepulveda Boulevard crosses under the San Diego Freeway, the Los Angeles Fire Department said.
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Team 3212 was still on its reconnaissance mission, near the town of Tiloa, when American intelligence officials concluded that Mr. Cheffou and a handful of fighters had left their desert encampment near the border with Mali.
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As the local police assaulted the encampment and arrested protestors en masse—reportedly shooting them with rubber bullets, mace, and grenades—she couldn't stop thinking about why no one in power was paying attention: Where's Congress?
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LOS ANGELES — The fire that burned through one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in the country last week started as a cooking fire at a homeless encampment, according to an investigation by the Los Angeles Fire Department.
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Hundreds of protesters had been camping out in the park for two weeks, and a rumor flew around the encampment that the British band was going to do a pop-up set to rally the crowd.
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But that October, court papers say, the officials caught a break: A young American citizen, a former student at Columbia University, quietly reached out to them from Syria, only hours after fleeing an Islamic State encampment.
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In some cases, when nurses and doctors with Global Response Management would refer immigrants living at the encampment in Matamoros to local hospitals, they would come back having not been properly tested or treated, Perry said.
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Reuters spoke with one Guatemalan woman who lives in a small encampment in the back of a church outside Tijuana, who said her children — and others living there — often get sick because of the crowded conditions.
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As the protests continued to boil, demonstrators tried to block the news media from the encampment, and Melissa Click, a communications professor, called for "some muscle" to oust a student taking a video of the confrontation.
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Organizer Michael Timmermann told BuzzFeed News his group will attempt to occupy at least three major traffic hubs around the city, while also setting up an encampment in the Tiergarten, a park in the city's center.
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During his visit Monday, Castro walked through a growing encampment of about 1,000 asylum-seekers living on the streets of Matamoros, and called the Trump administration policy a "disaster" that he would immediately end as president.
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The encampment has stood since August on U.S. Army Corps of Engineers property at the edge of the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation near Cannon Ball, North Dakota, about 73 miles south of Bismarck, the state capital.
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The updated death toll coincided with news reports from Nigeria that more than 100 members of Boko Haram, the intended target of the Tuesday bombing, had attacked another displaced persons encampment in the area on Thursday.
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As the local police assaulted the encampment and arrested protestors en masse—reportedly shooting them with rubber bullets, mace, and grenades—she couldn't stop thinking about why no one in power was paying attention: Where's Congress?
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Women and children leaving Baghouz have spoken to Reuters and other international media of harsh conditions under siege in the encampment, surviving heavy aerial bombardment and with food supplies so scarce that some resorted to eating grass.
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DUBAI, May 23 (Reuters) - Bahrain's interior ministry said it had launched a security operation on Tuesday in the home village of the country's Shi'ite Muslim spiritual leader, the site of a sit-in encampment of his followers.
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Los Angeles Fire Department investigators have determined the Skirball fire in Bel-Air, California, was caused by flames at an encampment in a brush area adjacent to where Sepulveda Boulevard crosses under the San Diego (405) Freeway.
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As migrants boarded buses out of the encampment and crews with sledgehammers began the demolition, the camp itself began to resemble a war-torn landscape, a desolate and smoking stretch of rubble where intermittent fires broke out.
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Rains bring new urgency to flee About 10 minutes from Paradise, a town devastated by the Camp Fire, evacuees with nowhere else to go have set up a temporary encampment in a Walmart parking lot in Chico.
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Blanca Aguilar, a 27-year-old mother from Guatemala, is living in a makeshift encampment of around 40 small tents cramped together in the back rooms of a church outside Tijuana, across the border from San Diego.
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We've seen Nick play soccer, comfort young children and scheme to protect the community, placing himself at the center of the emotional infrastructure of the encampment, yet he stills feels the call to live outside its walls.
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The suspects in a January bombing that killed four Americans were among the hundreds of militants captured in a successful operation to capture an ISIS encampment in Baghouz, the last territory held by the extremists in Syria.
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As powerful a visual as an autonomous encampment successfully shuttering an ICE office may be, if this burgeoning new Occupy movement is to make any real headway, they'll need the help of lawmakers to affect real change.
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This week the Southbank Center is presenting "Encampment," a festival of performances and discussion groups that recreates the Good Chance Dome arts space set up for refugees in the camp in Calais, France, known as the Jungle.
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Now, a similar crowded encampment, fenced in with portable toilets, water coolers and camouflage netting draped overhead for shade, appeared over the weekend near the border's busiest crossing point for migrants from Central America, in McAllen, Tex.
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Cecily McMillan, for instance, was arrested at an Occupy protest months after the original encampment and was subsequently charged with and convicted of assaulting a police officer as he tried to lead her out of the park.
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In the northern Mexican city of Matamoros, several thousand asylum seekers live in a growing tent encampment between the international bridge and the Rio Grande that does not even meet basic standards for UN refugee camps globally.
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Yoshiro Higai, Photographer, 54 It was not until he had reached a broad and lonely concrete path near the river, under a thrumming highway viaduct near a homeless encampment, that Hayakawa set the board on its wheels.
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His party also faced public outrage after a homeless man was severely injured when the tent in which he was sleeping was sucked into an industrial machine as it cleared a homeless encampment in wealthy south Dublin.
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Over the relentless din of eight lanes of traffic and Amtrak and commuter trains rolling past his encampment in East Oakland, he evokes Opus, the Napa Valley cabernet blend, and Château Ducru-Beaucaillou, the left-bank Bordeaux.
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Blanca Aguilar, a 210-year-old mother from Guatemala, is living in a makeshift encampment of around 40 small tents cramped together in the back rooms of a church outside Tijuana, across the border from San Diego.
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It has now grown to include a series of suites surrounding a central lodge and an encampment of 15 tents — rustic, but deluxe — secluded in a thicket of wilderness in the South African province of KwaZulu-Natal.
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The most visible part of the campaign was a months-long encampment on federal land in North Dakota last year in which hundreds of protesters delayed construction of the pipeline while trying to get it stopped completely.
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In the past 24 hours, IS supporters and activists have circulated photos on social media that purportedly show children and women, some alive and some apparently dead, among corpses of fighters after a coalition strike on the encampment.
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CBP Commissioner Kevin McAleenan, speaking Wednesday at a press conference in El Paso about a quarter mile from the encampment, said the situation has forced him to reassign 750 officers from nearby ports to the border with Mexico.
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Pence's muscular rhetoric comes on the heels of President Donald Trump's decision to strike the Syrian airbase where a chemical attack was staged and to drop the "mother of all bombs" on a ISIS tunnel encampment in Afghanistan.
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But the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, in a Facebook post late Monday , denied that the encampment had anything to do with child sex trafficking, linking to a local news interview with police denying the claims.
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In April, Alethea and her dad spoke at the United Nations as part of the U.N.'s Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues; in the summer, they protested the KXL pipeline in Nebraska, hosting an encampment and horseback ride.
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In a nearby encampment, another high-ranking holy man, his forehead streaked with turmeric, complains that the BJP and RSS are trying to hijack the faith while doing little for issues such as protecting the sacred Ganges river.
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Dr. Maura Sammon, the medical director for Global Response Management, which provides care to a tent encampment of 2,500 migrants in Matamoros, Mexico, said she was beginning to lose volunteers who would have normally come from American universities.
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The encampment, where immigration officials are detaining people behind razor wire with little hot food, was set up last week when El Paso's main border processing center reached overflow capacity following the largest influx of migrants in years.
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On Saturday, the Mexican government was encouraging migrants to leave a large encampment in the border city of Matamoros, where some 2,000 have been living in tents on a muddy strip of land next to the international bridge.
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His tough interior minister, Gérard Collomb, has refused to open a new reception center at Calais, where some 600 migrants have once again congregated despite the French government's demolition of a 7,000-plus-migrant encampment there in October.
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On Thursday, American officials said, more than 20 vehicles drove within 18 miles of the al-Tanf base in southern Syria housing the American and British Special Forces, breaching the so-called deconfliction zone radius around the encampment.
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Even though a street encampment is in constant danger of being swept, it makes sense someone would choose a static spot to keep one's belongings within a community they can trust to watch over things when they leave.
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Protests have taken many forms over the past four years, including a building site encampment that began in 2015, and a last-ditch effort in December 1623 to get FERC to reconsider their approval of the controversial line.
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The encampment at Standing Rock, which sits directly in the path of the intended Dakota Access route, has swelled exponentially, as Indigenous and non-Indigenous protesters arrived to oppose the pipeline over concerns of land sovereignty and water safety.
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During its encampment at YBCA, large-scale mixed-media assemblage works like the Mobile Quarantine Facility, Mission Control, the Landing Excursion Module (LEM), will join other both kinetic and conceptual pieces in gallery and public spaces across the campus.
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When I visited the area in 2016, I experienced the violence hands on, after visiting the protest encampment with several friends, later that night a group of loggers smashed the windows of protesters and hurled rocks at those within.
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Protests in favor of and against homeless facilities have also happened in and around Los Angeles, and late last year the issue made headlines after a cooking fire from an encampment spread and burned multiple houses in Bel-Air.
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The Origin of the Jungle The origins of the migrant and refugee encampment in Calais on the northern coast of France go back to the late '90s when the Sangatte reception facility was opened by the French Red Cross.
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Hardened militant fighters holed up in the encampment had been mounting a last-stand defense of the Baghouz enclave, all that is left of Islamic State's self-proclaimed "caliphate" that once spanned a third of both Syria and Iraq.
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I've climbed to the top of a berm to better see the encampment and Syrian Baghouz when the captain tells me to mind my head and step down a bit, out of the line of fire of enemy snipers.
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"There will be no return to 'the jungle'," said Macron, referring to the squalid tented encampment on the outskirts of Calais that once housed up to 8,000 migrants before it was bulldozed by the French authorities in October 2016.
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General George Washington often asked her to join him at his winter encampment, and thought it so necessary that she be there that he "sought reimbursement from Congress for her traveling expenses," according to the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association.
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The Los Angeles Fire Department said Tuesday that police arrested two 25-year-old men, Daniel Nogueira and Brian Araujo Cabrera, Saturday on suspicion of attempted murder after they allegedly set fire to the Eagle Rock encampment last week.
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Homeless people had been living in the neighborhood — Bel-Air, in northwest Los Angeles — making their encampment near an underpass of the 1033 freeway along Sepulveda Boulevard for several years, said Peter Sanders, a spokesman for the fire department.
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Yoleydi Gonzalez Jimenez, 26, arrived from Cuba with her husband in the Mexican city of Matamoros in September and has been living in a tent encampment at the end of an international bridge into the United States ever since.
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At the same time, Standing Rock Sioux along with green activists have formed an encampment near the disputed section and protested the project for months — demonstrations that have occasionally turned violent and drawn a crackdown from local law enforcement.
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In September 22020, hundreds of radical leftists, inspired in part by the Arab Spring, decided to set up a small encampment in New York City's financial district with the intention of building a new hyper-democratic society from scratch.
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At one encampment outside Diffa on a blazing recent afternoon, hundreds of people gathered alongside a truck for handouts from the International Rescue Committee with pink bags of Happy Family brand rice, macaroni, palm oil, bouillon and other food.
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Los Angeles Fire Department officials determined, for example, that the massive Skirball blaze that burned homes in Bel-Air and torched the hillsides along the 405 freeway in December 2017 was sparked by a cooking fire at a homeless encampment nearby.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - A government-mediated meeting between BHP Billiton and striking workers at its Escondida copper mine in Chile has failed, and workers will head back to their encampment without any future dialogue planned, a union spokesman said on Monday.
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Fear spread at an immigrant encampment in the border city of Matamoros, Mexico, Friday morning when a representative from the nation's child protective services agency threatened to forcibly take children from their parents if they didn't move to a shelter.
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National Memorial Arch at Valley Forge National Historic Park is based on the Arch of Titus in Rome and marks the entrance of the Continental Army into the Valley Forge encampment in the winter of 1777–1778 during the American Revolution.
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As Seattle's mayor delivered a speech about homelessness on Tuesday night, a grim reminder of the crisis was unfolding in another part of the city as five people were shot — two fatally — at a makeshift homeless encampment known as the Jungle.
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FBI agents attempted to approach the driver, and he sped away back to the compound, after which federal agents "moved to contain the remaining occupiers by placing agents at barricades both immediately ahead of and behind" their encampment, the Bureau said.
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To help fight that trend, Special Forces from 30 African and Western countries are participating in a three-week counterterrorism training exercise here on this sprawling army encampment 35 miles outside Dakar that is also home to Senegal's military academy.
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"We've had a lot of wins, and a lot of good shit happen, but it's also been kind of dismaying to see the state so violent," Moskowitz says, referring to the harsh way Philadelphia police broke up the Occupy ICE encampment.
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The measure would give people living in homeless encampments around San Francisco 24 hours to vacate their tents; it does mandate that the city provide "transportation assistance back to loved ones, temporary shelter or permanent housing" before scrapping an encampment.
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Holding a white flag, John D. Lee and William Bateman went into the Mountain Meadows encampment offering false truce terms: In exchange for their arms, wagon, and cattle, the emigrants could hike back to Cedar City, and leave Utah, without harm.
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President Obama's closest neighbor died on Monday, just a few days after vacating the peace vigil encampment behind the White House that she had occupied for more than 30 years in what was considered the longest political protest in American history.
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ANDY VAN WALLEGHEMCypress, Texas Marginalised communitiesIt was very welcome to see a thoughtful article on the dire situation of Gypsies and Travellers in Britain who find themselves newly ineligible to apply for an authorised encampment ("No place to roam", January 13th).
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A small encampment by a dirt road in the middle of the land advertises emotional support services, an herbalist, an emergency care clinic, and the woman's health tent where Grantham works with one or two others at any given time.
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Nemeti is one of 450 residents of Camping River, an officially-sanctioned encampment for Roma people in the Italian capital, who looked on helplessly when police started to evict families from the camp in late June and then destroyed their homes.
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Tens of thousands of protesters had converged on an encampment heeding a call by protest leaders to step up pressure on the Transitional Military Council (TMC) to hand over power to civilians, following a two-day strike observed earlier this week.
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You might be deep in the Chaos Sanctuary, unlocking the final seal to summon and kill Diablo—but without a portal scroll, you're trapped there, unable to travel back safely to the encampment where you can heal and restock on potions.
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At the Hollywood tent encampment, Decoursey, who said she previously battled a cocaine addiction and has been homeless on and off for much of her adult life, mentioned a "street dad" and other transients she considers brothers, sisters, nephews and cousins.
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"With heavy hearts our thoughts and prayers are with the victims' families and First Baptist Church of New Braunfels church family in the grieving of the tragic accident that occurred Wednesday afternoon," Alto Rio Baptist Encampment said in a statement.
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Walking through the sprawling Muslim Brotherhood encampment outside Rabaa al-Adawiya mosque each day, surrounded by heavily armed Egyptian military, I learned how to use my camera to break through language and cultural barriers and create a rapport with people.
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It was in the trees and valleys below this peak that, North Korean histories also claim, his father, Kim Il-Sung, lead an army of guerilla fighters based out of a secret mountain encampment on dangerous missions against colonizing Japanese forces.
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Though the location of the pop-up is a little over a mile away from the cleared-out homeless encampment, complaints are rolling in that the event is tone-deaf, due to its proximity and its very high price point.
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North Dakota's governor ordered the immediate evacuation Sunday evening of the main Standing Rock encampment following a heavy snowstorm that blew across the state — but it's not yet clear whether the order will have any effect beyond limiting the government's liability.
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It occurred to me that in these two opposing settings — a posh golf club in New Jersey, where the president's family and friends mingle, and the precarious, flooded encampment on the Southwest border — were migrants who left all they knew.
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Given the medical vulnerabilities of that population, doctors and advocates of homeless people have called his office demanding to know in which encampment the man lived so that they could advise other homeless people in the area to be more vigilant.
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In the Portales Sur neighborhood, evacuated residents of a three-tower complex on Tokio Street have set up an encampment of tents in front of the building and organized a round-the-clock patrol to keep an eye on it.
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Other than a subplot about Syrian refugees whose encampment on the Mykonos beach threatens to mar Richard's party, the movie feels as if it could have been made anytime in the past 30 years — and would still have been no funnier.
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At the Oakland encampment where Mr. Hebbring and Ms. Hansen had lived for months, a place that we profiled in December, many of the residents slept in shacks, R.V.s or tents by night and headed off to jobs during the day.
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But a closer look at the choice between remaining on the street in an encampment and going to a shelter shows that it's not an easy decision for many homeless people—and some of them don't have any options at all.
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Word about the shelter waitlists get around, and so even if a city can offer some extra temporary shelter for encampment residents, the perception is still that their entry into a shelter bed will push someone else back onto the street.
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Less than a hundred yards from the gate of a primary U.N. depot, I saw the body of a man who had been tied to a pole and beaten to death for wandering into the wrong encampment of displaced people.
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In an updated statement on the Rann bombing that contained the new death toll, Doctors Without Borders said a single warplane had circled the encampment twice and dropped two bombs into the middle, just as an aid distribution was taking place.
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A week after two people were killed and three wounded in a shooting at a Seattle homeless encampment known as "the Jungle," police arrested three teenage boys — ages 13, 16, and 19903 — who were allegedly responsible for the deadly attack.
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