It gave federal prosecutors the legal latitude to charge organized crime family heads with ordering foot soldiers to conduct crimes, and foot soldiers for merely participating in said crimes.
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I don't make foot soldiers and send them into battle.
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They used these people basically as their terrorist foot soldiers.
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Now, they're gone, and only Snapchat's loyal foot soldiers remain.
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And I said, 'Oh, so they're like the foot soldiers.
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They are effectively the foot soldiers of the nationalist movement.
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So did the foot soldiers some outside groups brought in.
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"We've got the foot soldiers," said Labour lawmaker Emma Reynolds.
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The rule would be expanded to include foot-soldiers, it said.
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Field organizers are the underpaid, overworked foot soldiers of Democratic organizing.
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Armenians remember them as the Turks' foot-soldiers in the genocide.
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Newsrooms need to get smart, prepare and protect their foot soldiers.
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Members of the president's own party acted as his foot soldiers.
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People Unlimited's members are the bona fide foot soldiers of the movement.
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When cornered by foot soldiers, a band of mutant tweens turn lethal.
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Sanders and Ellison to motivate the new foot soldiers pouring into their
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Trump could have offered his congressional foot soldiers moral support and guidance.
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These women could become the foot soldiers of a powerful voting bloc.
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" These are the foot soldiers in the war over the "deep state.
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They said it to the foot soldiers in the civil rights movement.
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Yet Mr Schwarzman avoids footling with life's foot-soldiers for a reason.
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"The three defendants on trial are not the foot soldiers," she said.
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Not all Putin foot soldiers are blinded by political agenda or profit.
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Without the Iranians as foot soldiers, Assad would have been defeated long ago.
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Of course no Dark Side would be complete without the commander's foot soldiers.
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Party leaders and foot soldiers alike have been defecting to the ruling BJP.
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An estimated 7,000 FARC foot soldiers and commanders would be expected to disarm.
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By the Revolutionary War, foot soldiers were given chocolate as a sustaining ration.
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Most ex-FARC foot soldiers have built new lives; many have started families.
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Terrorist foot soldiers or followers could come our way—in a big way.
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The Muslim Brotherhood is most easily defeated when you deny it foot soldiers.
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VICE: What did you learn about what attracts foot soldiers to this movement?
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Women die at the hands of foot soldiers in the MRA war against women.
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"Russian hooligans see themselves as Kremlin foot soldiers," reads the Reuters headline this week.
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Wass said Tesco employees involved in producing the false paperwork were the "foot soldiers".
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And when the drugs are stopped, the self-directed foot soldiers are usually gone.
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Some of them are already seasoned post-Parkland warriors and Sunrise Movement foot soldiers.
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Many prisoners were Qaeda and Taliban foot soldiers later deemed to pose little threat.
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You are equally capable against foot soldiers and — thanks to an assortment of explosives — vehicles.
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White women were amongst the fiercest foot soldiers keeping schools segregated nearly 70 years ago.
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His young party needs foot-soldiers to knock on doors and get out the vote.
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This is a war on disinformation from the trenches, and children are the foot soldiers.
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And Warren's foot soldiers have been aggressively organizing at local events and knocking on doors.
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Or Mexico, where young people from cartel-subjugated neighborhoods are foot soldiers in drug wars.
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The War Department was not in the habit of soliciting the "opinions" of foot soldiers.
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" Its foot soldiers are not victims of economic deprivation or the consequences of "climate change.
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The result is college basketball's slowest and most smothering team — a tank facing foot soldiers.
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Gab would be a convenient base for recruiting more digital foot soldiers to that cause.
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That is intended to limit strikes targeting generic groups of suspected low-level foot soldiers.
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If they come up short, it won't be for a lack of foot soldiers or money.
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Gabby also has an interesting point, that Carl makes the Davids seem like his foot soldiers.
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He has these right wing foot soldiers do his dirty work, so he can be nice.
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They are the eternal foot-soldiers of DeDeDe's Kingdom, and they die gracefully for their lord.
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A demonstration of strength, like the attack this week, might help foot-soldiers regain lost confidence.
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The irony is that Mr. Sessions was among the president's most effective and loyal foot soldiers.
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In the recording, Mr. Baghdadi praised his foot soldiers for waging a tenacious battle in Mosul.
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And I knew that the Argentine foot soldiers were going to be pretty much like me.
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But for the foot soldiers who actually fight in the political infowar, it's not so clear-cut.
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The more hysterical messaging will ensure their campaigns have foot soldiers and the money to buy ads.
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WASHINGTON — The Islamic State calls them "inghimasi" — zealous foot soldiers who intend to fight to their deaths.
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"HPS produces generals and not foot-soldiers," said HPS principal Ramandeep Kaur Samra to The Economic Times.
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Army spokesman John Agim told CNN the children were being used as "foot soldiers" by the militants.
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In recent years, American airstrikes have killed many Shabab members, including both foot soldiers and top commanders.
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A six-month chase, with the help of foot soldiers, sharpshooters and five elephants, has been fruitless.
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But so far, the anti-Trump movement is succeeding — perhaps much better than its foot soldiers realize.
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As Rakhine nationalist sentiment rises, the Arakan Army claims it has amassed at least 7,000 foot soldiers.
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Led by Phyllis Schlafly, a small but savvy coalition of foot soldiers mobilized against the conference's aims.
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Mohammad Kadhim, 31, is one of those foot soldiers for Iran, having served three tours in Syria.
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H.B.C.U.s have educated both foot soldiers and architects of past and continuing freedom movements — from the Rev.
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Artists on urban-rural borders are cast as foot soldiers for developers' urbanizing programs and financial schemes.
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According to the preeminent abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison, they were the best "foot soldiers" of the petition campaign.
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By firing two or three arrows at once, you eliminate all but the most powerful endgame foot soldiers.
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Men are the generals and the foot soldiers alike of the sharing economy, with women their literal handmaids.
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The latest group includes three officers, 1,460 non-commissioned officers and 705 regular foot soldiers, Kone told reporters.
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But then Baghdadi's foot soldiers came out in force, foreign fighters and religious police watching their every move.
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The Laconians feel too much like a stereotypical evil empire, complete with super weapons and armored foot soldiers.
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Activists, previously an important part of Labour's organization, were reduced to foot soldiers with little influence on policy.
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Others were foot soldiers for the Taliban or Al Qaeda who were later deemed to pose little threat.
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There are ideologues and radicals, from Raqqa to London, who are grooming the next generation of foot soldiers.
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She and thousands of children risked enormous harm as the foot soldiers in the battle to integrate schools.
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The fastest way to stop it is to make sure those responsible, including the foot soldiers, face consequences.
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Commissioner Haynes agreed to supply federal agents to lead the raids if Stearns could provide the foot soldiers.
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The foot soldiers of the civil rights movement were not trying to overthrow the government or upend democracy.
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The head of the Environmental Protection Agency has been, without question, one of Trump's most loyal foot soldiers.
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That is the same background as the ringleader and the foot soldiers of the Paris attack on Nov.
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There's precious few foot soldiers these days, and so news has become an online echo chamber of itself.
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Mr. Castro, the health minister, framed the battle as a global war with ordinary Brazilians as the foot soldiers.
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Last year, Evelyn Turner saw Sessions at a ceremony in Washington honoring the foot soldiers who marched from Selma.
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The Labour Party has a large army of foot soldiers who turn out for all these MPs and councillors.
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The Labour Party has a large army of foot-soldiers who turn out for all these MPs and councillors.
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He played as Leonardo, the character he voices, defeating foot soldiers as he marauded through a dystopian New York.
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Poor, disadvantaged youth were targeted to become foot soldiers and suicide bombers, according to Afghan officials, detainees and experts.
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That deal came with lucrative contracts for militant leaders, as well as job training and stipends for foot soldiers.
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It illustrates the widening gulf between Republican leaders and foot-soldiers, which Mr Trump exploited in his populist campaign.
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Separately, the shift to IHL also meant that commanders could go after foot-soldiers, not just al-Shabab bigwigs.
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Senate Democrats, by contrast, for months have described vulnerable Senate Republican incumbents as loyal foot soldiers in Trump's army.
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Of the 89 cases, 39% died detonating a vehicle born IED device and 33% were killed as foot soldiers.
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There are no programs and there's no podium, but there are cameras to capture Hollywood's most-decorated foot soldiers?
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We used to think of political primaries as partisan affairs — contests that rewarded the most loyal party foot soldiers.
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Nearly half of the top generals and admirals have been jailed or dismissed and thousands of foot soldiers charged.
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Placing the Empire's foot soldiers behind masks successfully dehumanized the Empire into an easily digestible story of good vs.
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They had grown up to be tough guys, hoodlums, foot soldiers for men like Nig Rosen and Waxy Gordon.
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That I'll be able to have more kindness more easily for people who are still foot soldiers for authoritarianism.
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There were no foot soldiers to round up and press for information, no face-to-face meetings to surveil.
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Dozens of music makers and artists, our poets and activists, our nonconformists and social justice foot soldiers — burned alive.
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These might be enemy foot soldiers scattered over a wide area—or, in future, a swarm of hostile incoming drones.
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This is a long term slog into the future, you are there the foot soldiers of change and scientific collaboration.
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American foot soldiers leave the railroad station at Taejon, South Korea, en route to the battle front against North Korea.
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Nor does grief for indigenous victims prevent him from pitying Spanish foot soldiers, their lives wasted on an infamous crime.
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In a large mechanized engagement, advancing infantry needs fortified armored support able to cross bridges and maneuver alongside foot soldiers.
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The ideological foot soldiers of Trumpism, notably Steve Bannon and Sebastian Gorka, have been forced out of the White House.
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Its origin dates at least to classical antiquity, when Greek foot soldiers joined palms to demonstrate they carried no weapons.
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Trump's victory blindsided many "Establishment" conservatives, but that doesn't mean they and MAGA foot soldiers can't and shouldn't work together.
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It was as if the foot soldiers for the conservative right had read only half of the Bible they thumped.
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And I want to thank you all for being foot soldiers in this movement and for ushering in this change.
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For much of the first century of American politics, young people operated as unpaid foot soldiers of partisan political armies.
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The tunnel the fighters had dug stretched for dozens of yards, allowing the terrorist group's foot soldiers to slip away.
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Toughen up, says Jonathan Rieder, another King biographer, and look at what King and other foot soldiers of the movement endured.
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Mr Johnson's real job is to sell the eventual Brexit settlement to Tory MPs and their foot soldiers in the shires.
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What's undeniable is that poaching networks extend far beyond the impoverished foot soldiers doing the slaying on the ground in Africa.
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The Conservatives' 403,000 or so members like to think of themselves as winners, foot-soldiers of the natural party of government.
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And if that doesn&apost get up the vote well then some miserable foot soldiers hope that attempts at comedy will.
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But as in so many conflicts, the foot soldiers of white dominance seldom got a very large share of the spoils.
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In addition to the four turtles, NECA also created multiple color variations of foot soldiers and, naturally, the Shredder as well.
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The first task in this joint effort is for your nations to deny all territory to the foot soldiers of evil.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump and his Republican foot soldiers on Capitol Hill are claiming the Mueller investigation is over — and they won.
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Investigation records show that its foot soldiers have also been sent to Austria, Germany, Spain, Lebanon, Tunisia, Bangladesh, Indonesia and Malaysia.
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And he prizes a close group of loyal foot soldiers, often his children, who streamline the process of getting things done.
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" How the early labor organizers and the foot soldiers in the civil rights movement had been told, "Not going to happen.
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These included cell therapy using energized T-cells to go out as foot soldiers to find and hunt down cancer cells.
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Instantly, cries of "Allah Akbar" rang out in the darkness as waves of ISIS foot soldiers swarmed into no-mans land.
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Help us build a more complete account of the civil rights movement by telling us the untold stories of foot soldiers.
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Emni has also exported ISIS foot soldiers to Austria, Germany, Spain, Lebanon, Tunisia, Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Malaysia, according to investigative records.
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Many senators in both parties have their own strong views on policy and don't view themselves as mere partisan foot soldiers.
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On the global battlefield of cyberwarfare, there's a vast army of faceless foot soldiers — and they've just been revealed as double agents.
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The casualties may include the foot soldiers in America's global campaign against HIV/AIDS, which has beaten back the disease in Africa.
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Although women were abolition's most effective representatives and the most numerous foot soldiers, sharp differences over their place within the movement persisted.
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It's there that the foot soldiers—an army of teenagers and ninjas trained by Shredder—ambush him and leave him for dead.
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This is what the American left has forgotten most fundamentally about the American Revolution: that its foot soldiers were anything but aristocrats.
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The party's social media presence helped it attract volunteers, who gave the CDP enthusiastic foot soldiers for the compressed twelve-day campaign.
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As the New Hampshire results were coming in, Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook sent out a memo to reassure her foot soldiers.
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As a final component, he wants to train an army of populist foot soldiers in the language and tools of social media.
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Fears, who online went by variations of the handle Antagonizer, was one of the most dedicated foot soldiers of the alt-right.
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The Sanders and Bloomberg campaigns are testing the theory that California is not a place that can be organized with foot soldiers.
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And he maintains an army of die-hard liberal foot soldiers who are more than eager to propel him to the convention.
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And, because of the Italian Foot Soldiers, in big matches dividers are placed under tables as well as on top of them.
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The overwhelming majority of detainees were not terrorist leaders but low-level foot soldiers, along with some men who were just unlucky.
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And he maintains an army of die-hard liberal foot soldiers who are more than eager to propel him to the convention.
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A number of former I.R.A. foot soldiers felt betrayed by the agreement because it kept the British dominion over Northern Ireland intact.
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ISIS has had to halve the salaries of its foot soldiers, according to documents that leaked from the terrorist army earlier this year.
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Dre is a premier example of creating space for wealth and ownership in an industry designed for creatives to be the foot soldiers.
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It's no secret that violent American extremists—from alt-right foot soldiers to militia movement diehards to archetypical skinheads—tend to be men.
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"The support that we saw, not just from the Afghan people but from the Taliban commanders and foot soldiers was extraordinary," she said.
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Her goal, she said in an interview with The New York Times, is to recruit foot soldiers to make India a Hindu nation.
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And their impact grows as they reach beyond the foot soldiers who carry out abuses to the senior officials who issue the orders.
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This is also the generation who were the foot soldiers in the civil rights movement led by Martin Luther King in the sixties.
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Former U.S servicemen also play a role in training cartel foot soldiers, said Nick Boak, producer of a new documentary Ready for War.
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Her job is to amp up the foot soldiers at the firm, to arm the analysts with confidence and ice-cool reasoning skills.
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As the leaders prosper, the foot soldiers on both sides continue to die in large numbers, sometimes at the hands of their relatives.
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" She added: "My father and many of the foot soldiers of the civil rights movement went down South in the spirit of love.
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Moving around alone in Taliban areas in Afghanistan, Bergdahl proved an easy target for Taliban foot soldiers, not some kind of action hero.
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Like any war, the one against smallpox involved thousands of foot soldiers — notably outbreak tracers and vaccinators — and more than a few generals.
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The #youth of this nation are the foot soldiers of the movement, expending sweat equity at the forefront of our most existential crises.
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Although it was led by an Alawite officer corps, a considerable number of the foot soldiers were Sunni and therefore regarded as unreliable.
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They also face divisions within their ranks and need to show their foot soldiers they are strong militarily before they enter peace talks.
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Instead, the world's response focuses on the foot soldiers: on profiling, on airport searches and emergency laws, thereby stigmatising a vast group of people.
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For some, it's the choice between a candidate who wants to ban them or a candidate who wants to use them as foot soldiers.
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That prize, however, also recognized the foot soldiers of science by dividing another $2 million among the other 1,012 physicists on the LIGO project.
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White evangelical voters are the heart of the party's base, the loyal foot soldiers who turn out for the party's presidential nominee every time.
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Dana Kristina-Joi Morgan performs during a Congressional Gold Medal ceremony to honor the Foot Soldiers of the 1965 Voting Rights Marches on Wednesday.
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You rose from running a lookout for foot soldiers in the Bronx to overseeing a supply chain with entire gangs in your distribution network.
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"In the longer term, vigilantes may become political foot soldiers, turn to organized crime or feed communal violence," it said in a February report.
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We assigned Richard Fausset, one of our smartest thinkers and best writers, to profile one of the far-right foot soldiers at the rally.
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Team Socialism has a lot of generals and foot soldiers: progressive cultural changes, the "deep state," the mainstream media, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Bernie Sanders.
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Clinton's strong support among women and older voters was matched by the passionate liberal foot soldiers whom Mr. Sanders has been calling to political revolution.
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The definition of what constitutes real war is not fixed—it wasn't too long ago that snipers were considered cowards by foot soldiers, for example.
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There appear to be a wide range of miniatures, from lowly foot soldiers to series staples like Jaime Lannister, Robb Stark, and Gregor Clegane, a.k.a.
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Journalist Sarah Posner writes that the movement equates capitalist ideology with Christianity in order recruit the poor as foot soldiers for a conservative culture war.
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Many people could have been killed had security forces attempted to hold Guzman against the cartel foot soldiers, Lopez Obrador told a regular news conference.
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More subtweeting ensued as they stared out of windows while wearing Gothic gowns, waiting for their foot soldiers to bring word of their foes' demise.
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No false start, no slow fade, just a steady diet of what less bombastic right wingers had been feeding the party foot soldiers for years.
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Iran. They have troops and foot soldiers across the Levant and the entire region, parallel to their vast arms provision and funding for such proxies.
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Many of them were foot soldiers in the 230 battle between President Ford and Ronald Reagan and find themselves unexpectedly pulled back into the game.
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For all the cooperation between the campaign and its online foot soldiers, they remain a sprawling, decentralized group over which Mr. Sanders exerts little control.
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"White women, who enjoy proximal power from their association with white men, have often served as the white patriarchy's most eager foot soldiers," @rtraister pic.twitter.
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More than two dozen pairs of shoes, many of them as sparkly as Dorothy's red slippers, are lined up like foot soldiers on the floor.
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That freed the United States military to carry out offensive operations whenever Shabab militants presented themselves — including against foot soldiers without special skills or roles.
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Even so, as Baldwin travels through the country in the 1960s, associating with civil rights leaders and foot soldiers, the actor-observer split bothers him.
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LOS CABOS, Mexico — In recruiting foot soldiers, the drug gang did not have to look hard to find 18-year-old Edwin Alberto López Rojas.
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The first units of Phil's Foot Soldiers formed after Mickelson won the PGA Tour stop in Tucson in 1991 as a junior at Arizona State.
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But he challenged Muslim leaders to step up their efforts to counter a "wicked ideology" and purge the "foot soldiers of evil" from their societies.
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Mr. Gyorkos, one of the foot soldiers in that assault, is now in jail but, according to his lawyer, has not yet been formally charged.
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They are, one could argue, but lowly foot soldiers in the establishment's war to brainwash American into believing we didn't actually go to the moon.
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Both Mr. Cefalù and Mr. Cali had tapped networks in Palermo, Sicily, for foot soldiers, and they adopted a quieter approach to their business dealings.
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The Byzantines created a system of cavalry fighting that, while not negating the necessity of foot soldiers, focused on the efficacy of fighting on horseback.
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T cells are one of the major foot soldiers of the immune system, tasked with a variety of roles, such as recognizing and killing foreign invaders.
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Even with the kingpin behind bars, there are those like Velez who fear a return of impunity for the cartel foot soldiers still in the city.
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The artificial intelligence revolution is underway in the world of technology, but as it turns out, some of the most faithful foot soldiers are still humans.
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Then second, even if Trumpism finds the leadership and foot soldiers to fight a longer civil war, it's very hard to see a classic realignment following.
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Early Victorian businesses resembled the army: generals (executives) handing down instructions to non-commissioned officers (foremen and overseers) who in turn directed the foot soldiers (workers).
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Deeply religious and mostly illiterate, smoldering with class resentment, they became the foot soldiers of a violent insurgency led by the Muslim Brotherhood in the 1970s.
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"To deny how far we've come would do a disservice to the cause of justice, to the legions of foot soldiers," he told them last May.
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In a fundraising email to supporters over the weekend, Moore said the "Obama-Clinton machine," billionaire George Soros, "radical left-wing foot soldiers," and McConnell, Sen.
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The irony of Sessions's departure is that Trump has removed one of his most loyal foot soldiers, which could imperil other parts of the president's agenda.
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"If I don't create that safe space in the school we might find them being recruited as foot soldiers, whether as suicide bombers or brides," he said.
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The United States viewed these attacks as legitimate acts of war against an armed enemy — and in warfare it is regrettably necessary to kill foot soldiers, too.
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Donald Trump's backers will be collecting names and contact information from thousands of supporters at his massive rallies, as party foot soldiers plan massive door-knocking operations.
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This wasn't just some passive list of campaign supporters, Edley realized—it was an army of foot soldiers, seasoned at rallying support for Obama's vision of change.
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Not only is Trump failing to manage his foot soldiers effectively, but he's also failing to provide clear philosophical direction that commands the loyalty of his staff.
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The Nigerian government could also try to set off a mass defection from Boko Haram by granting amnesty to its foot soldiers who enter the rehabilitation program.
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Instead of well-trained and highly indoctrinated foot soldiers carrying out shooting attacks or suicide bombers striking buses, individuals armed with knives began stabbing and killing civilians.
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As their beaming faces in photos that went viral made clear, Afghan civilians, and, most surprisingly, Taliban foot soldiers, genuinely enjoyed their brief time together in peace.
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Such social media conspiracy theories reaching the Afghan foot soldiers have raised considerable concern among officials here, prompting the government's chief executive, Abdullah Abdullah, to criticize them.
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The alt-right insisted it was not sexist even as its online foot soldiers harassed feminist writers into hiding and its president bragged about committing sexual assault.
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The real comparison to a game, if any, is the power fantasy: one man brutalizing a dozen or so foot soldiers for little more than the audience's pleasure.
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The sole surviving attacker may provide greater detail about that relationship, but equally the assailants may have been foot soldiers, with communication carried out at a higher level.
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For the candidates, delegates and party foot soldiers now faced with a political and parliamentary labyrinth generations in the making, there is no roadmap -- only riddles and questions.
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The assumption is that the Shiite-dominated Iraqi government or the Iraqi Kurdish forces will hold and, if appropriate, prosecute any suspected foot soldiers and sympathizers they capture.
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For these foot soldiers of white supremacy, the titles and group affiliations might change, but their roles—and the centrality of guns to those roles—remained the same.
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Cruz or Trump themselves, having resigned any claim to leadership and enlisting as foot soldiers in a radical effort to obstruct and delegitimize the president at all costs.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Nigerian army says it has handed over 183 child "foot soldiers" freed from the Boko Haram terror group to a UN agency and the government.
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His mother and father were civil rights foot soldiers who in their spare time would do things like sue their hometown police department to force it to desegregate.
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It is an autoimmune disease — an illness caused by her own antibodies, the foot soldiers of the immune system, which mistakenly attacked the blood vessels in her lungs.
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It is no secret that football, with its often anonymous foot soldiers in the trenches (many without fully guaranteed contracts), is a sport more designed for group expression.
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They are perfect foot soldiers for a president with an expansive notion of power and the revolutionary aim of wrenching France's society and economy into the 21st century.
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Today's Democratic foot soldiers — the folks out knocking on doors, not the ones posting on Twitter — started out ideologically diverse and pragmatic and have just gotten more so.
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In a speech in Saudi Arabia, he urged Muslim leaders to drive out "the foot soldiers of evil," while promising not to chastise them over human rights violations.
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But it has debated internally for years whether the Shabab as a whole, including their thousands of foot soldiers, can or should be declared part of the enemy.
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Like the smooth-talking movement leaders in Imperium, Patrick Stewart's Darcy, a soft-spoken guy who dresses like a substitute teacher, is venerated by the "true believer" foot soldiers.
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Territorial control used to be ISIS's calling card, the thing that distinguished the group from its rival al-Qaeda in the eyes of jihadist foot soldiers around the world.
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And I think Trump understands if he&aposs going to turn the evangelical and Catholic voters into foot soldiers in 2400, he needs to give them another Neil Gorsuch.
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Perhaps the clowns are leading some sort of all-out war with the remaining humans who refuse to wear face paint, and are using bees as their foot soldiers.
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After a couple minutes of exploration, I bombarded foot soldiers with a volley of rockets, then vacuumed their corpses (and all nearby loose objects) with a projectile black hole.
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Earlier this year, it was reported that Facebook was planning to help third-party companies to build an army of chatbots that would serve as customer service foot soldiers.
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Madau and thousands like him are the dependable foot soldiers of the party, pointing to its achievements like providing housing, water, and government grants to the residents of Alexandra.
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VICE: Many stories about drug dealers and cartels glamorize the kingpins at the top of these organizations, but Wolf Boys focuses on the foot soldiers at the bottom run.
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To command more than a small, immediate audience, political fear must mobilize generals and foot soldiers, and a supporting army of secretaries, cooks, and maids to tend to them.
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It might one day look, in retrospect, like a form of social automation: continuously updating intelligence assessments converted into real-world effect by volunteer foot "soldiers" acting without orders.
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By 2012, AQI had grown strong enough again to launch a series of ambitious prison raids around Iraq, liberating fighters and criminals who would later become ISIS foot soldiers.
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The busiest of them these days is a potbellied intelligence operative in his 50s who is trying to peel away Taliban commanders and foot soldiers fleeing the Islamic State.
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These foot soldiers produce proteins that disarm the mother's defenses, destroy the smooth muscles that line her blood vessels and dilate and redirect the vessels to feed the embryo.
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The former black site prisoners are suspected masterminds, deputies or foot soldiers linked to Al Qaeda, and their defense lawyers and medical experts they consult call them Guantánamo's sickest.
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That was an unusual public accolade by a Chinese leader to one of his foot soldiers, a signal that Mr. Jin had the full backing of the Chinese government.
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"We, as attorneys, are foot soldiers of the American Constitution and took an oath to protect all from being targeted by the government because of their faith," he added.
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A small but savvy coalition of foot soldiers led by Phyllis Schlafly mobilized against the Houston conference's aims, and their successors reshaped gender politics and party lines in America.
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" Taking in the fervent crowd of supporters, Weyrich "beheld an army of Southern Baptists who could serve as foot soldiers and an electoral base to fulfill his political agenda.
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Earlier cases focusing on low-level al-Qaida foot soldiers have been overturned, and if confessions obtained through torture are no longer useable, other high-level prosecutions may wither.
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The government declared the situation under control, saying 2,839 people had been rounded up, from foot soldiers to senior officers, including those who formed "the backbone" of the rebellion.
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She talked to some of the actual foot soldiers who worked on these influence campaigns to spread misinformation, harass people and magnify divisive news stories to try and sway voters.
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Those that are left to bear witness -- somehow appropriately -- are the foot soldiers who braved the worst of the carnage as they waded ashore in mass ranks to save liberty.
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Many of the accused come from poor neighborhoods and appear to be foot soldiers in an alleged plot against one of the greatest athletes the Dominican Republic has ever produced.
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Political parties can draw strength from this reality, building out machines with like-minded foot soldiers and winning elections by appealing to the most passionate elements of their respective bases.
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It was the largest American air strike in Somalia in recent years—before now, American attacks have mostly used drones, not jets, and have targeted leaders rather than foot soldiers.
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Those moves come after the detention of more than 6,000 members of the armed forces - from foot soldiers to commanders - and the suspension of close to 3,000 judges and prosecutors.
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While some hardline conservatives continue to boycott the Trump-Pence ticket, major party conventions serve to unify the foot soldiers behind the commanding general, for the good of the party.
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There are also moderate voices within the Taliban who are the numerical majority and includes local commanders, some shadow governors, foot soldiers and hired guns who prefer to talk peace.
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ISIS has even made it a centerpiece of its new strategy — creating a sophisticated "fake document industry" to help its foot soldiers slip in and out of the U.S. unnoticed.
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General Dostum sent thousands of Mullam Mazloom's men to an overcrowded prison, and his militia killed hundreds — if not thousands — of those foot soldiers after an insurrection in the prison.
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Claudia isn't just working to bring down Gorbachev outside the party's wishes but has been using Elizabeth — one of the party's most loyal and trusted foot soldiers — to do it.
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Ordinary Afghans, as well as foot soldiers on both sides, got a brief taste of what life without war could be — something they had not been afforded for long years.
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Abolition, the women's movement, civil rights – the inalienable right to free speech is what gave the foot soldiers in all of these movements the ability to speak up for themselves.
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His brother Rob sent Shaw a long note about him that contains the sort of throat-tightening memorial that sorrow-soaked foot soldiers do not need a museum to know.
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But the massacres perpetrated by al-Baghdadi's foot soldiers — roughly 1,700 French citizens joined the Islamic State, of whom perhaps 700 were fighters — exacerbated the split between France and its Muslims.
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Suffrage foot-soldiers attacked politicians and police officers with fingers, feet, or weapons, and drove men who believed themselves chivalrous to beat women, kick them, and shove them to the ground.
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While they try to get a foot in the door, many spend years after getting their Ph.D. as poorly paid foot soldiers in a system that can afford to exploit them.
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And the mastermind was a retired New York City police detective who recruited at least seven police officers acting as foot soldiers, according to court documents charging the group on Thursday.
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Its members are the foot soldiers of the Hindu nationalist movement, and some critics have accused it of embracing fascism — in the 20163s, the group's members were inspired by Mussolini's Italy.
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Congress: Republicans and Democrats in the House condemned Mr. Trump's decision to pull out of Syria, which cleared the way for Turkey's assault on Kurds who had been U.S. foot soldiers.
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In 1975, two members of a later version of the Blue Team were caught signalling under the table with their feet; they've been known ever since as the Italian Foot Soldiers.
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The McGovern rout left its young foot soldiers with two options: restore the Party's working-class identity or move on to a future where educated professionals might compose a Democratic majority.
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Many of the accused come from poor neighborhoods and appear to be foot soldiers in the plot that left one of the greatest athletes the Dominican Republic has ever produced seriously injured.
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The first signs are the cycle-pushing foot-soldiers, such as Ravi Kumar, a 26-year-old whose yellow shirt and grey turban are as coal-smudged as his face and hands.
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Thus, Eller's favored tactic was holding top Democrat foot soldiers at gunpoint for all of Election Day to cut down on their abilities to run repeat voters or scare Republican voters away.
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That includes not only ratings that eclipse everything else on pay TV but the sheer tonnage of attention that the program generates, turning media outlets into foot soldiers in HBO's marketing campaign.
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Astride the main road between Mosul and Syria, Tal Afar has been a center for insurgents in Iraq since 2003, producing several senior Islamic State members and many of its foot soldiers.
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The veterans of second-wave feminism had turned out by the hundreds, foot soldiers and commanders alike, including Gloria Steinem and Letty Cottin Pogrebin, both of whom wore leather pants, revolutionary-style.
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They were surprised by the enthusiasm that foot soldiers showed for a sense of normalcy during the Islamic festival of Eid al-Fitr, when the two cease-fires overlapped for three days.
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The foot soldiers of Mr. Modi's party and its affiliates have run aggressive campaigns demanding that, apart from giving up beef, India's Muslims must not date or marry Hindu girls or women.
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And for Mr. Khamenei, a scholar like Mr. Wang, a journalist like the Iranian-American Jason Rezaian and a businessman like the Iranian-American Siamak Namazi are foot soldiers of a counterrevolution.
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In one 2015 case, the targets were cartel foot soldiers who blockaded dozens of roads with burning trucks, torched gas stations and shot down a military helicopter with a rocket-propelled grenade.
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But having access to hordes of well-drilled foot soldiers is why Chinese firms excel at making cheap electronic components and assembling them into desirable products for Apple and others to sell elsewhere.
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The United States has given Colombia billions of dollars in aid to combat drug trafficking and terrorism, which helped kill top FARC commanders and led to scores of foot soldiers abandoning the group.
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My friends in Nisantasi, Istanbul's most westward-facing neighborhood, texted saying they were hearing gunshots: Heeding Erdogan's call to action, men had gone out on the streets, attacking the tanks and foot soldiers.
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"The defendants were the foot soldiers, but the undercover officer was the leader of the group," Justice Bruce wrote in a decision that also dismissed the credibility of testimony by several police officers.
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Home of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville was targeted by foot soldiers of the so-called alt-right because it is a liberal bastion that has proposed removing Confederate monuments from city parks.
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"The group's leadership and foot soldiers see this as a setback, not a defeat," Nathan Sales, the State Department's counterterrorism coordinator, said in a speech this month about the Islamic State's territorial defeat.
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Party branches (黨委) were set up at the company level, party cells (黨小組) at the platoon and squad levels, and together they recruited foot soldiers who were solid party material.
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Democrats hope foot soldiers like Nubia Acosta and Alfonso Maciel, two canvassers in Las Vegas with the Culinary Workers Union, can reach enough Hispanic voters to swing several of the nation's closest campaigns.
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Some officials said they saw that as a sign that the Taliban might be divided over the deal, with the political leaders leading the negotiations unable to control the military commanders and foot soldiers.
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He talked to lawyers and to legions of law students, using his charisma and the simplicity of his message to recruit foot soldiers who could peddle his message through organizations like the Federalist Society.
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They need to create all the accoutrements of a mass-movement: think-tanks to provide a constant source of ideas, foot soldiers to campaign on the ground, keyboard warriors to fight the Twitter war.
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So it might seem surprising that the former speaker of the House of Representatives has become one of Trump's most high-profile foot soldiers and is on the presumptive nominee's shortlist for vice president.
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Beyond giving the foot soldiers in the battle to produce "Game of Thrones" their moments in the spotlight, "The Last Watch" provided a clear sense of the toil that goes into such an enterprise.
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In contrast, Hannity can very casually claim that Hillary is dying from some mysterious illness, and pretty soon millions of his foot soldiers of a well-oiled propaganda machine will run with this narrative.
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For decades, organized labor was among the most powerful forces on the left, financing Democratic candidates and reliably delivering working-class votes, and political foot soldiers, for the party in crucial states and districts.
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But numbers on a recent march in Birmingham were low—the group appears to be too dull for the old EDL foot soldiers and too close to its predecessor to attract a broader demographic.
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The victories of the civil rights movement in the 1960s opened doors that some walked through, but the low-income foot soldiers who struggled and sacrificed the most for the cause did not benefit.
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Today's violent actors include familiar threats such as white supremacists and Qaeda foot soldiers, but also followers of new ideologies, like incels — involuntary celibates — a movement linked to mass attacks resulting in numerous deaths.
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The status of the cases Many of the accused come from poor neighborhoods and appear to be foot soldiers in an alleged plot against one of the greatest athletes the Dominican Republic has ever produced.
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The reports also alleged that the Saudi-led coalition recruited hundreds of members of the terrorist group as foot soldiers to fight the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels, who seized the capital Sanaa in late 2014.
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He needs them, as his most loyal foot soldiers in looming state elections, including one in West Bengal in May; and Mr Modi is probably already thinking about the next general election, due by 2019.
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Overseas terror attacks in the style of al Qaeda did not appear high on the agenda, even if videos by its foot soldiers bragged about one day raising ISIS' flag over Downing Street, for example.
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Midway City has been evacuated by the time our heroes arrive, and all remaining people have been turned into ashy rock zombies — once again, the heroes are just battling some barely-known villain's foot soldiers.
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The Revolutionary Guards has now dispatched a conglomerate of more than 2900,220006 troops on the ground, consisting of 2202,2628 notorious Quds Force members, thousands of foot-soldiers and mercenaries from Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon and Pakistan.
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Authorities have rounded up nearly 3,000 suspected military plotters, ranging from top commanders to foot soldiers, and the same number of judges and prosecutors after forces loyal to Erdogan crushed the attempted coup on Saturday.
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And the excesses of House Republicans, especially the foot soldiers in the Freedom Caucus, may well create opportunities for another disciplined group whose presence has been growing on the other side, the Congressional Black Caucus.
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But his revolution was so sudden and sweeping that it raced ahead of itself, capturing the White House without having any of the plans and personnel and foot soldiers that actually operationalizing Trumpism would require.
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Many of those weapons were then secretly funneled to parts of Brazil's biggest cities — Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo — that were under the control of drug gangs with tens of thousands of foot soldiers.
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Since taking office, he has rescinded rules that required the military and the C.I.A. operating outside of hot battlefields like Afghanistan and Iraq to limit their targets to high-level militants rather than foot soldiers.
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But in World War I, mile upon mile of coiled barbed wire wove through the blasted terrain of trench warfare to create entanglements that impeded foot soldiers and exposed them to withering fire and bombardment.
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In this season of public transit discontent, Amandeep Saini, Alejandro Freiria and Alvin Lowe are subway foot soldiers, waging an unending and, seemingly, unwinnable battle against discarded Starbucks cups, wayward newspapers and tossed McDonalds wrappers.
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The 50 Cent Party is a kind of informal branch of the Chinese government that carries out its online propaganda campaign — so these are the foot soldiers who post the content, share the posts, etc.
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OSH, Kyrgyzstan (Reuters) - Whoever takes over the Central Asian state of Uzbekistan after its president's death faces a challenge to keep a lid on Islamist militants who have become foot soldiers in global jihadist groups.
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The puzzlingly fearsome, bumbling, schlub-shooters whose blaster fire is so inaccurate that it's inspired a whole sub-genre of YouTube video compilations mocking the incompetent foot soldiers for consistently and historically missing their targets.
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Many of the men arrested come from poor neighborhoods, are covered in gang tattoos and appear to be foot soldiers in an alleged plot against one of the greatest athletes the Dominican Republic has ever produced.
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Whereas Mr Wu and Mr Back are surprisingly polite when talking about each other, the foot-soldiers in this fight haven't pulled punches: mining farms have been attacked and the bitcoin system spammed to worsen congestion.
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Trump may be a reactionary bigot, but his foot soldiers should be forgiven for their loyalty, because they're stricken with economic anxiety, or because President Obama pitted other groups against them, or for some other reason.
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However, this seemed odd to many considering Senator Booker thanked Senator Sessions just a year ago at the U.S Capitol for his help celebrating the 1965 "Foot Soldiers," those who marched from Selma to Montgomery, Ala.
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The killing of Ms. McKee has brought renewed focus on the organizations and foot soldiers that still seek, 33 years after a 1998 peace deal, to reunite the north and south of Ireland through armed conflict.
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Every day, the conflict thrust the forces of good (the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces, itself a motley assortment of Kurdish Peshmerga and Arab soldiers) and evil (ISIS foot soldiers) against one another on the battlefield.
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Thousands of members of the armed forces, from foot soldiers to commanders, were rounded up on Sunday, some shown in photographs stripped to their underpants and handcuffed on the floors of police buses and a sports hall.
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Now, with the foot soldiers of his Republican majority under siege in their home districts, the blustering outsider who chalked up his predecessors' failures to their lack of will or guile, is seeing his own challenged daily.
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When one examines the reach of unions in America, one is startled to find out that some 15 million foot soldiers stand ready to march into battle for the socialist we now know is Barack Hussein Obama.
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Most of the attacks on U.S. soil since 2628 have been the result of foot soldiers radicalized online by Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), al-Qaida and its affiliates, such as Somalia-based al-Shabaab.
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But many have an appetite for civic engagement too: they are the foot-soldiers of China's non-government organisations, a vast, though often politically sensitive, array of groups seeking to improve society in a variety of ways.
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He brings them out for reporters and turns the pages to show the Turkish entry stamps they all bear: proof, he said in an interview last summer, that the terrorist group's foot soldiers are passing through Turkey.
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In the 20th century it was discovered that the symptoms result when antibodies, the foot soldiers of the immune system, cause excess stimulation of the thyroid gland, resulting in the uncontrolled production and release of thyroid hormone.
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While the leaders who order atrocities may be acting out of strongly held ideological beliefs or political survival concerns, the so-called "foot soldiers" and the middle men and women are often just there for the paycheck.
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Last spring, Weinstein summoned 27 foot soldiers to the Sheraton Hotel in New Orleans for a retreat for A.H.F.'s sales team — a division that doesn't exist at most nonprofits because most nonprofits have nothing to sell.
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Organizers on Iowa campuses are reserving rooms to turn into phone bank centers, distributing campaign-provided toe warmers to the foot soldiers and playing Mr. Sanders's spoken-word version of "This Land Is Your Land" to motivate them.
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By Sunday evening, authorities had rounded up nearly 3,000 suspected military plotters, ranging from top commanders to foot soldiers, and the same number of judges and prosecutors after forces loyal to Erdogan crushed the attempted coup on Saturday.
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The group's foot soldiers will then spend weeks or months testing those credentials in search of one that offers maximum system privileges; the ideal is one that belongs to a domain administrator who can decrypt data at will.
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From his apartment above the tavern he owned, Vendetti controlled a retail crime ring whose foot soldiers—professional shoplifters known in the industry as "boosters"—stole an estimated $700,000 worth of merchandise from big box stores and supermarkets.
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Before we unpack that, let's stipulate that large insurgent groups that also practice terrorism, such as the Taliban, recruit tens of thousands of foot soldiers largely from the ranks of the poor and pay them a monthly wage.
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"The real story are the people being harmed," who are overwhelmingly lower-income workers and immigrants who are Herbalife's foot soldiers, Ackman told CNBC this week, as he appeared on the red carpet of the Tribeca Film Festival.
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But there is one thing he will definitely leave behind if he ultimately abandons the Democratic nomination fight: an army of online foot soldiers unmatched in size, influence and capabilities, more than ready to join the next battle.
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Mr. Ovitz's notorious threat to the screenwriter Joe Eszterhas — in which he allegedly said, "My foot soldiers who go up and down Wilshire Boulevard each day will blow your brains out" — was big news when it went public.
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But the enormous death toll of the March 5 airstrike, and the fact that its target seemed to be mere foot soldiers, suggested that something new might be happening that the public had a right to know about.
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The Dutch authorities said they had more than 0003 witnesses, intercepted calls and messages, and radar data to support their conclusions, and that they were working to document the chain of command from foot soldiers to senior figures.
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JALALABAD, Afghanistan (Reuters) - A more aggressive U.S. strategy in Afghanistan has put the Taliban on the back foot, soldiers and police say, but bloody recent attacks in Kabul show the insurgency remains potent and a prolonged stalemate looms.
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In the spring, when the lucrative poppy crop is ready for lancing, in the south of the country in particular, the violence subsides as many Taliban foot soldiers drop their guns and pick up a blade to lance.
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Modi soon left the marriage entirely and dedicated himself to the R.S.S. As a pracharak —the group's term for its young, chaste foot soldiers—Modi started by cleaning the living quarters of senior members, but he rose quickly.
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Despite its unpleasant origin story, Malik insists that Terminal 3 is intended to be more of an exploration of the systemic political issues that brought us to this moment than an indictment of the foot soldiers performing the screenings.
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In turn, the Islamic State has latched on to them, declaring as its foot soldiers even individuals with tenuous ties to the group but long histories of personal and psychological troubles who are far from models of Islamic rectitude.
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Related: El Salvador's startling murder rate is dropping The authorities also sought to underscore that the latest raids expose the divide between the luxurious lifestyle enjoyed by gang bosses and the relative squalor endured by the group's foot soldiers.
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It's a cruel irony of the anti-feminist movement that the men lured into being patriarchy's foot-soldiers are so often those badly served by it in the first place: the nerds, the outsiders, the gauche, and the lonely.
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American officials hailed the bust as a significant strike against criminal groups that have tens of thousands of foot soldiers in Brazil, one of the largest cocaine consumer markets and an important transit point for drugs smuggled to Europe.
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We finally got a glimpse at the full force of the army of the dead, as many White Walkers and a seemingly endless mass of wight foot soldiers amassed north of Eastwatch, but seemed halted by the Wall itself.
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Those "Easter egg" during the credit sequences serve to lure people from one movie to the next, an interlocking approach that turns each film into a promotional ambassador for the larger Marvel brand, while enlisting fans as marketing foot soldiers.
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Las Vegas (CNN)The 153 Democratic contenders showed up in force at a labor forum on Saturday to outline their plans for raising wages and court the all-important constituency of labor as they seek foot soldiers for their campaigns.
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While many of the above-mentioned Republicans have never been considered loyal foot soldiers for the President, the GOP caucus was widely in agreement when senators started pushing back against Trump for attacking Attorney General Jeff Sessions, a former senator himself.
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One of the characters in the film, called "el Vet," was deported from the United States to Mexico and eventually ended up working for the crime lords in Ciudad Juarez, both as a killer and a trainer of other foot soldiers.
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It leads to a conception of his Liverpool team as nothing more than effort and energy, a squadron of foot soldiers whipped up into a frenzy by the demagogue who commands them, garnished by three freewheeling attackers of prodigious improvisational brilliance.
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It was the deadliest assault on the Shabab in the more than decade-long American campaign against the group, and a sharp departure from previous American strikes, which have focused more on the group's leaders, not on its foot soldiers.
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I mean, you can't grow up in Selma and not be painfully aware of the sacrifices of foot soldiers and freedom fighters, ordinary Americans who literally stood up and fought against the inequities they saw when it came to voting rights.
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There, its foot soldiers have been engaged in heavy clashes with the American-backed and Kurdish-led militia Syrian Democratic Forces who are battling to take back the turf, according to a spokesman for the militia and observers in the area.
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A 2700-minute address to foot soldiers after the loss of Mosul, which fell in July to Iraqi forces, appears to be part rallying cry to his pummeled troops, and part proof of life after rampant rumors of his death.
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What if countries like Brazil, Canada, Colombia and Mexico were to replace Mr. Maduro's oil subsidies for a time and the tens of thousands of Cuban foot soldiers in Venezuela were to be guaranteed a gradual and safe return home?
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In 2015, we marched together in Selma to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of Bloody Sunday, when foot soldiers of the civil rights movement bravely faced violence to awaken the conscience of a nation and propel forward the Voting Rights Act.
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Hardline Hindu foot-soldiers from groups allied with the BJP gathered in Delhi at the weekend to demand that his government bypass a Supreme Court ruling and let them start building a temple on the site of a mosque they demolished in 1992.
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"So, would it be OK to enlist your help in a sort of quickly cobbled-together "army" of grassroots foot soldiers, wherein you could pitch in where you live (and on [social] media) to let people know about my movie?" he wrote.
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The "county lines" phenomenon, in particular, has opened up new supply routes, with urban gangs branching out and operating through foot soldiers—often young boys ages 15 to 17—to deliver both crack and heroin at street level in coastal and rural areas.
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I do not celebrate the appointment of women to high positions in regimes where cruelty is a favored tool of governance by a patriarchy; if they accept, they are nothing short of foot soldiers of that patriarchy and the violence it has instituted.
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When the foot soldiers left their vehicles to fight, we would wait just outside the battle in our personnel carrier until called to scramble in ourselves, under fire, treat the wounded where they'd fallen, then get them the hell out of there.
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But while some of the foot soldiers who carry out these killings have gone to jail, none of the higher-ups who may in fact have given the order — most notably, Ramzan Kadyrov, the head of the Chechen Republic — have suffered any consequences.
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The men were given a choice of spending three months training to become a sniper or member of the tank division, or doing a three-week course then joining a strike team of foot-soldiers who would cross Syria to occupy territory.
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So even if Trump's Learish personality makes him bristle at negative polls, his foot soldiers won't abandon the network: Just days after he noticed something "going on" at Fox, his former press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed on as a contributing commentator.
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The grotesque, comic-book bloodshed Stalin unleashes on the hapless, swastika-helmeted foot soldiers — who are depicted as lambs led to slaughter — reads as a projection of his megalomania, a self-image that equates the leader with the state, the modus operandi of tyrants.
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Yet in fact, Russian citizens -- many of whom are Chechens or Dagestanis from the largely Muslim North Caucasus region of Russia -- are the largest group of foot soldiers in ISIS from a non-Muslim majority country, and they have played key roles in the group.
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Such battles demanded multiple and redundant communication channels and crack security procedures to safeguard them; they required strategic shrewdness and tactical suppleness, along with trusted leaders obeyed implicitly by loyal foot soldiers in a virtually military chain of command—and, of course, enormous advance planning.
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With white Southerners resenting both liberal Democrats and moderate Republicans for pushing civil rights, Buckley and his allies in the fledgling conservative movement recognized that these folks could become reliable foot soldiers to support its larger war against the left—and make it politically viable.
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" Calling terrorists "the foot soldiers of evil," the president added, "If we do not stand in uniform condemnation of this killing, then we not only will be judged by our people, not only will be judged by history, but we will be judged by God.
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While the Remain campaign has a well-oiled media machine and the support of most business chiefs, the main political party leaders and the trade unions, it may lack the foot soldiers who play a vital role in bringing voters to the polling stations.
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Most of the Taliban foot soldiers I faced were little more than impoverished farm boys with guns drawn to the movement as much by patriotic opposition to the American military occupation of their country as by any desire for the application of sharia law.
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It was the deadliest attack on the Shabab in the more than decade-long American campaign against the group, an affiliate of Al Qaeda, and a sharp deviation from previous American strikes, which have concentrated on the group's leaders, not on its foot soldiers.
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Set against the backdrop of her mournful and intense struggle for her country in exile, the second half of her book continues to describe many interesting contradictions of the religious leadership and its foot soldiers, its infighting and the dangerous paranoia that permeates the country.
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"You can't grow up in Selma and not be painfully aware of the sacrifices of foot soldiers and freedom fighters — ordinary Americans who literally stood up and fought against the inequities they saw when it came to voting rights," Sewell said in a recent interview.
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Women have become the foot soldiers and emerging leaders of a two-pronged effort: sustained political resistance to the Trump presidency, as they run for office in unheard-of numbers; and a broader cultural challenge to men's power and privilege, embodied by the #MeToo uprising.
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PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — Many of the foot soldiers for the Khmer Rouge remain in Cambodia's remote reaches, each with a chronicle of the horror-soaked years in which Pol Pot and his Communist disciples turned the country into a deadly laboratory for agrarian totalitarianism.
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Nadler, along with several party foot soldiers, have come out in support of an official impeachment investigation, saying it would help unite the sprawling probes being conducted by several different committees and help Democrats obtain sought after documents the administration has refused to provide.
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Evangelical leaders have spent decades demanding that presidential candidates pledge to govern a "Christian nation" by fusing conservative Christianity and government, producing obedient foot soldiers like Mike Huckabee, Rick Santorum, Rick Perry and Michele Bachmann, none of whom managed to emerge as a real presidential contender.
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Mr. Sanders has been pressed to provide details on how he would "break up" big banks and pay for free public college tuition and universal health care, and he has faced tough questions on whether his calls to "revolution" can succeed without foot soldiers in Congress. Mrs.
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EditorsNote: updates Kopitar note King's late goals lift Kings over Islanders LOS ANGELES — Just when the New York Islanders thought they would strike gold in two consecutive California evenings, one of the Los Angeles Kings' foot soldiers dashed their hopes with an uncharacteristic display of offense.
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Just hours before the bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act was pulled from the floor Friday, moderates were still coming out to publicly oppose it, a sign to leadership that some of their more loyal foot soldiers wouldn't be with them in the end.
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Though there do not appear to be any major revelations, the materials provide a glimpse of Bin Laden's thinking and his struggle to keep Al Qaeda's main branch and its offshoots in line as American drones killed the group's senior leaders and demoralized its foot soldiers.
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While the more public manifestations of the alt-right can be seen in publications like Breitbart, Taki, and VDare, most of the foot soldiers are trolls in the the most common sense of the word: anonymous internet pests, given to spreading Nazi-themed memes while hiding behind anime avatars.
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Land-owner self-defence groups, later reinforced by drug-trafficker foot-soldiers, created a national paramilitary structure which, with the complicity of some army officers, slaughtered some 3,13 UP members and visited terror upon villages seen as sympathetic to the FARC—which responded with terrorism of its own.
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By the end of the book, she shows that technologists are not interested in "systems" thinking only because it can fix what's broken; they are "settling into newfound political power," with armies of trolls now serving as foot soldiers in what founders call a "war" for market share.
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They have thrown just about everything they have at the tigress: hundreds of foot soldiers to comb the jungle, bulldozers to clear it, sharpshooters, jeeps, camera traps, a thermal imagery drone and five Indian elephants in hopes of surrounding the tiger so the veterinarians riding the elephants can dart her.
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With hindsight, some critics wondered if his sendups of Nazi bigwigs and fascist foot soldiers hadn't been a little too funny, like the poem "Joebbels," which in thick Berlin dialect deflates the Führer's diminutive propaganda minister, or a spoof Hitler Youth essay weighing who was the greater German, Goethe or Hitler.
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One of those is the European and American Alumni Association, which keeps close tabs over the ever-larger number of Chinese students and academics training or residing in the West, and enjoins them to conduct "people diplomacy" — in effect turning all those scholars into foot soldiers for the United Front.
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In the waste and shame of a respected vet being warehoused in a penitentiary for a crime he could not recall was part of the foot soldiers' experience of the Afghan war, including the return to a country content to thank them without understanding them, or why they sometimes stand apart.
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In October, soldiers detained one of Chapo's sons, 29-year-old Ovidio Guzmán López, in the Sinaloan capital Culiacán, but they were forced to release him after hundreds of heavily-armed cartel foot soldiers laid siege to the city and threatened to execute the families of the men involved in the capture operation.
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But by the time "Beyond the Wall" fades to black, the Night King hasn't just delivered a supposedly impenetrable dragon to its premature death, he's also enlisted his foot soldiers to drag Viserion out of the frozen lake so he could have his very own dragon sidekick — cold, dead blue eyes and all.
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Once Trump got into office, he turned out to be a pleasant surprise to old-school Republicans on policy — appointing a slate of mostly banal GOP foot soldiers to key executive branch jobs, taking the Federal Society's cues on judges, and adhering to at least a recognizable version of a conservative legislative agenda.
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How else can you explain the newfound reliance of the Republican establishment for the confirmation Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court of on the president, whose leadership causes it no end of grief, and on the foot soldiers of the Tea Party, whose very existence it has tried repeatedly to snuff out?
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EST: Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and congressional leaders present a Congressional Gold Medal in the Capitol Visitor Center to honor the foot soldiers of the 1965 voting rights marches.
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That's because Mr. Sarfo was not just a run-of-the-mill member of the Islamic State; he was recruited into its grueling special forces training camp, where foot soldiers live in caves and spend hours running, jumping and crawling through the desert, all on less than one glass of water a day.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Since the right-wing foot-soldiers of today's culture wars tend to be annoying, vapid YouTubers, it made sense that, sooner or later, one of them would pull a stupid prank that went way too far, and be forced to shamefacedly distance themselves from it.
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The annual gathering of the nation's conservative activists, CPAC, will get under way Thursday at Gaylord National Resort along the Potomac a few miles south of Washington, D.C. What has grown into the largest annual grassroots political conference in the nation will draw more than 15,000 foot soldiers from the conservative ranks.
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But it revived as they played a role in some of the most consequential protests during his two terms, starting Occupy Wall Street and serving as foot soldiers in demonstrations against the Dakota Access Pipeline at Standing Rock in North Dakota and in Black Lives Matter protests in Ferguson, Mo., and elsewhere.
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During his years as a diplomat in Islamabad, stretching back to the 1990s, Mr. Ramslien had made an impression not only on the Taliban government in Afghanistan, but also on the Pakistani madrasas — the religious schools that gave birth to the Taliban movement and to this day fill its ranks with foot soldiers.
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Mr. Cali, 210, represented a shift in Gambino leadership in recent years, a boss who sought to avoid the limelight in favor of discreet meetings — face to face, no telephones — while at the same time reaching across the Atlantic and tapping Sicilian networks for foot soldiers and drugs, law enforcement officials said.
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As long as these conservatives are dreaming about the unlikely scenario in which Trump exits the race, it's worth contemplating how rapidly these conservatives would fall back in line as loyal Republican foot soldiers if that happened—and thus how fleeting some of their own critiques of their party at the moment really are.
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Exacerbating Trump's problem going forward, many conservative journalists—including those who would normally serve as loyal foot soldiers for an orthodox Republican nominee and brush aside damning revelations with accusations of liberal bias—are vouchsafing negative Trump stories instead, including the recent spate of pieces about his "flip-flopping" on taxes and other issues.
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In particular, more than a dozen of Ossoff's foot-soldiers said that critical questions of reproductive rights and women's health — fueled both by Republican Karen Handel's controversial record of cutting off Planned Parenthood funding while running Planned Parenthood and congressional Republicans' secret health care bill — have played essential roles in motivating them to support Ossoff.
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As Moaveni shows, Islamic texts may provide clues about some ISIS leaders and theologians, but they were rather beside the point for thousands of foot soldiers, administrators and go-along-to-get-along caliphate residents who mostly lacked religious expertise and were driven by a varied mix of politics, faith, economics and self-preservation.
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As the GOP establishment slowly coalesces around the presumptive nominee, the foot soldiers of the movement face an agonizing dilemma: whether to line up behind a candidate many members view as a ideological heretic or to stay true to their principles and reject him -- even though doing so could help Hillary Clinton claim the White House.
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The group included an unlikely gang of pro-Clinton foot soldiers, including a Mississippi-born Southern Baptist who got her start in GOP politics as an intern in the second Bush White House, a conservative health care policy analyst who has volunteered for anti-abortion causes and a former president of the Cornell University College Republicans.
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Perhaps the most subtle integration of the two occurs in an army quilt commemorating the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879, whose opening battle, at Isandlwana in South Africa, the label tells us "stunned the world" when the Zulu, armed only with spears and knives, decimated a battalion of British foot soldiers equipped with rifles and artillery.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "The Ex-Jihadi in Plain Sight," by Rania Abouzeid (Sunday Review, March 11): I'm all for forgiving and forgetting when it comes to foot soldiers, but "Saleh," the subject of this profile, was an aide to the highest Nusra Front commander, Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, and a member of his internal security apparatus.
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But in the midterms that followed, Pelosi lost 63 of her foot soldiers and her gavel; some in the party felt that President Obama had failed to supply enough air cover for the members who had gone out on a limb for him after Pelosi cajoled and prodded in a manner that L.B.J. would have admired.
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But in the midterms that followed, Pelosi lost 63 of her foot soldiers and her gavel; some in the party felt that President Obama had failed to supply enough air cover for the members who had gone out on a limb for him after Pelosi cajoled and prodded in a manner that L.B.J. would have admired.
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Jonathan Pondanera, the Filipino officer helping to coordinate the exercise, said that he hoped the training would help fix some of the issues that plagued his elite forces during the siege of Marawi in 2017, like Manila's overreliance on the smaller, better-trained special operations units in lieu of regular foot soldiers force and a difficulty radioing in accurate airstrikes.
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But should she become the nominee — and please note, America, Hillary Clinton is NOT the Democratic nominee at this point — Clinton will very much need Sanders supporters to win the general election, not only for their votes but because the younger voters Sanders has engaged tend to make up the ranks of enthusiastic foot soldiers who do the hard slogging work of political campaigns on the ground.
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On the day after the vote, Lehane, an ex-Clinton administration adviser, described a political organizing effort that aimed to use Airbnb hosts and customers as foot soldiers in markets where it faced opposition, which was what it did to beat back Proposition F. Shortly thereafter, Lehane and Airbnb released a "Community Compact," a document in which the company promised to pay its "fair share" of taxes.
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In the case of the war against the Islamic State's foot soldiers in Europe and America, this means the maintaining of civilian control over and close monitoring of the security services, the unswerving prohibition on torture (which risks coming back on the agenda with a vengeance) and a rejection of the war of civilizations argument so beloved by both the populist right and by the jihadists.
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It also comes as she and the vice president aim to restore their image as faithful foot soldiers for the Trump agenda after the release of books this summer by journalists Tim Alberta of POLITICO and Tom LoBianco that detailed a pair of episodes in which Pence vowed to not appear on the campaign trail beside her husband if he carried on as the president's running mate after the "Access Hollywood" tape emerged and refused to kiss him on election night.
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While Trump thanked the Kurds for their help when he announced the death of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, he failed to acknowledge the crucial role they played in helping the US. Not only have the Syrian Defense Forces provided foot soldiers in the battle against ISIS, the SDF commander-in-chief told NBC News they had an informant who offered critically important intelligence about the ISIS leader's whereabouts and details on his compound, which was then passed on to the US special forces.
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