The Thai front line Thailand is one country on the front line of the fight against antibiotic-resistant gonorrhea.
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"You've got your soldiers on the front line fighting ... (but) your guys on the front line run out of bullets."
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"It struck me that the problems that workers face on the front line could not be solved on the front line," she says.
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This is maybe the next step to being a front-line fighter, and I already had some goals for being a front-line fighter.
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Ukrainian military warehouse explodes near war's front line Ukrainian military warehouse explodes near war's front line Ukrainian officials suspect pro-Russia forces were behind a massive fire at an ammunition warehouse 60 miles from the front line of the war with Russian-backed separatists.
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At a forward base near the front line, Iraqi special forces soldiers brought in a man who had crossed the front line, holding a young boy no more than 2.
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Front line officers are being "augmented" by nurses, maintenance workers, and secretaries, who do not have the proper experience or training of their front-line colleagues, Young, the union president, said.
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While wars usually have a front line, here the whole country has turned into one giant front line, the guarded capital, Kabul, suffering the highest number of casualties year after year.
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Those students who were recently on the front line of gun violence are now on the front line of pushing for laws that will save the lives of other young Americans.
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Schools are often in the front line of social change.
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They are the front line for product validation and marketing.
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In the sneaker wars, China is the new front line.
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Motorcycle ambulances race the injured away from the front line.
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Greece has been on the front line of these changes.
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The regime's front line was now only eight miles away.
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There are even more cracks in the Democrats' front line.
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"It's a front line, so it's always risky," he said.
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And she's really been on the front line of this.
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And she's really been on the front line of this.
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They are our front line against your future robot overlords.
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Christopher Tampus, an infantry battalion commander at the front line.
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"I usually get Trump's front line of defense," he said.
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Yemen's third city of Taiz is a volatile front line.
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For pictures of Wadi Hajar on Iraq's front line: reut.
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Most of the attacks are directed against the front line.
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Kathy Burek is on the front line of climate change.
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"Those are currently the kinds of products which have been on the front-line retaliation cycles in the past, and I'd expect them to be on the front line for retaliation again," he said.
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So that leaves the police as our de facto front line.
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"He continues undeterred to go on the front line," Schirato said.
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Iraqi troops could also be seen heading toward the front line.
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Howard set the tone, however, against a depleted Philadelphia front line.
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For every front-line warfighter, there are many more supplying them.
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Northern Alliance soldiers come back from the front line on Oct.
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This puts investors on the front line of the trade war.
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He is not going to be there on the front line.
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And I have no problem putting myself on the front line.
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This narrow strip of extraordinary biodiversity is on the front line.
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Our island nation is on the front-line of rising oceans.
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Communities talk of hundreds of coffins returning from the front line.
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It isn't their job to be the front line of defense.
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"Pride is about honoring that front line," she told the audience.
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Huawei "suddenly finds itself on the front line of civilizational confrontation."
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Today, Mostar's elite high school sits on the former front line.
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But front-line doctors and nurses still lack what they need.
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It proved resistant to a front-line antifungal treatment called itraconazole.
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Their work is essential on the front line against the pandemic.
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My childhood home, close to the front line, was bombed repeatedly.
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"It does put us right on that front line," she said.
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Go deeper ... Women and jihad: From bride to the front line
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Why jump to a very expensive drug as front-line therapy?
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Cardinal Müller was on the front line of that endangered wing.
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They're providing shelter and meals to evacuees and front-line responders.
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"There's fighting in Quabba constantly — it's the front line," said Capt.
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Democrats and Republicans alike are moving policy in the states, and many of those policies wind their way to Washington, D.C. The states are on the front line, and state legislators are the front-line leaders.
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"Teeth have to be provided by front-line law enforcement," Acevedo said.
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This includes 500 in management roles and 500 in front-line roles.
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We need a feminist front line as much as we ever have.
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There is no front line in Germany or in the Asia Pacific.
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SEPTEMBER will be an edgy time for NATO's front-line member states.
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Poroshenko is frequently seen dressed in camouflage fatigues visiting front-line units.
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In Bavaria, it is the front line of a big political experiment.
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CBP has been on the front line of President Trump's immigration crackdown.
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Every once in awhile, the front line of the police perimeter halted.
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"The workers here in Farrell are on the front line," Miller said.
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Aluminum has found itself on the front line of Trump's trade wars.
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Maduro says the colectivos are front line organizers for his socialist revolution.
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These are incredibly vulnerable people right on the front line of prohibition.
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That version of Wacha is capable of being a front-line starter.
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These caregivers are the front line in our communities and our homes.
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"I don't think India will be a front-line state," he said.
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Twitter has become the front line of the debate over free speech.
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Should they be paid, since they are working as front-line staff?
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Until then, they're being stored in secure locations behind the front line.
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Then in 2007, he suddenly came out to his front-line supervisor.
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"Sex workers are often on the front line of violence," Shackleton said.
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And the Ducks were taller on the front line than the Huskies.
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" Just beyond the wires lies the front line separating "Reds" from "Blues.
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"You cannot provide front-line care without the support staff," she said.
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Temperatures everywhere west of the front line were near freezing or below.
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"We geared up immediately and went to the front line," Jimmy says.
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The front line of enforcing the ban is at the departure gate.
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Now, as the front line edges forward, behind it are growing areas with a thin security presence resembling a no-man's land, save for the odd Humvees passing through on their way to and from the front line.
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Cars and trucks loaded with belongings were heading away from the front line.
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Volunteers have also stepped up to fight the fire at the front line.
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Supporters see it as the front line in street-level protests against racism.
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Front-line supporters of the current movement are angry that they were disqualified.
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Above all, they're the front line protecting the US from violating non-refoulement.
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"Cities are on the front line," said Anna Lisa Boni, EuroCities' secretary general.
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Front-line nations wanting to assert their pivotal role, their need for support.
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Ukrainian soldiers here at the front line were jolted by the suspension, too.
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There is no recent precedent in front-line politics for Mr Trump's hatefulness.
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As a medic and as an ER nurse...we are the front line.
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But there is evidence that demands on front-line cops are becoming broader.
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"Lebanon is an important part of the front line against terrorism," Hammond said.
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Party members and cadres on the front line must learn from this case.
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Meanwhile, he also managed to get the best out of his front line.
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CNN's Nick Paton Walsh and Salma Abdelaziz reported from near the front line.
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I know what it means to stand on the front line for freedom.
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And Raqqa has become one more front line of the fight for stability.
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The police later said the officer had been suspended from front-line duties.
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But dogs aren't alone on the front line in the war on cancer.
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The CFPB is our front-line defense against debt traps and abusive lending.
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Election administrators at the local level are the front line for reporting results.
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On the front line in Oklahoma, Charlie Starbuck and his crew fought on.
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The mission has about 600 observers deployed along the front line, he said.
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Mr. Suzuki has stepped back from the front line of Suzuki's management before.
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Subjects include how to complete the paperwork needed to cross the front line.
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Thompson and Frye formed a complementary front-line duo, each going for 18.
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For some of the soldiers on the front line, peace is not enough.
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I walked across the Rhine, once a front line between France and Germany.
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You want to recognize social usefulness, doctors, nurses, other front-line first responders.
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In China, admiration of the front-line medical workers is widespread and sincere.
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He was happy to see his relatives, but he missed the front line.
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But Puente kept its focus on front-line battles against police-ICE collaboration.
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But now I have evolved into someone who goes to the front line.
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The 11-member team is serving as Europe's front line against fake news.
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Behind the front line in the neighborhood, Iraqi fighters moved along devastated streets.
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Last week, Delta paid out $13 billion in bonuses to front-line workers.
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Italy's proximity to North Africa puts it – along with Greece – on the front line.
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He sits and watches a television which is broadcasting live from the front line.
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McCree is a real threat when he's directly backing up the front line tanks.
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Fedor Smolov, Artem Dzyuba and Alexander Kokorin will form a three-pronged front line.
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Between 2500 and 22018 the number of front-line officers was slashed (see chart).
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"They've not been able to control or keep down a front line," said DiCenzo.
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His bargaining would weaken NATO, leaving front-line eastern European states vulnerable to Russia.
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The front line of the jihadists' war against everyone else has moved to Africa.
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Those front-line operators had to move and communicate — and that made them vulnerable.
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The war continues, though the front line has hardly budged in the past year.
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At 34, Ibrahimovic was merely considered a nice pickup for a thin front line.
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Being a disappointment in a sexual setting is the front line of this anxiety.
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The front-line defense in his fight against ravens is the Guardian Angel rover.
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And what role does he envision Egypt and especially a front-line Jordan playing?
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In other words, we're not talking about putting our troops on the front line.
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Its latest dispatches from the front line, or just behind it, are raucous comedies.
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"Just caught my first pokémon on the Mosul front line by Teleskuf," wrote Park.
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It's twinned with Gainesville, Florida and under an hour's drive from the front line.
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Statues and monuments have become a front line in the war on American history.
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California is the new front line in the fight over regulating the tech industry.
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Moore finished with 12 rebounds for Wake Forest, helping offset Florida State's front line.
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Seldom do they take part in combat — still less as front-line fighting ships.
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I think the $100 billion to hospitals and front-line providers is really good.
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The front-line soldiers against coronavirus are doctors, nurses, EMTs and local health officials.
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And those front-line workers are obviously particularly susceptible to illness from Coronavirus patients.
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But medical personnel on the front line should be the first to be protected.
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Your differentiator could be the thing that launches your business to the front line.
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On Sunday, President Bashar al-Assad was photographed visiting troops near the front line.
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There was this one guy who had been really active on the front line.
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These so called front-line countries have complained they have borne a disproportionate weight.
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Bret Stephens Opinion Columnist The Eurofighter Typhoon is Germany's premier front-line jet fighter.
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"Globalization has transformed American universities into a front line for espionage," Mr. Golden said.
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GENERATION REVOLUTION: On the Front Line Between Tradition and Change in the Middle East.
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Rebels said on Wednesday that pro-government forces were massing on the front line.
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My security adviser, John, and I decided to pull back from the front line.
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"It's the front line of the future of coffee in Congo," Mr. Treter said.
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He walked across an eastern part of the front line at around 10 a.m.
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But the issue of bribery extends well beyond front-line agents at the border.
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Essentially, you become the overseer of the business, rather than a front-line worker.
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With states on the front line, states must be given the capability to act.
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"In lower-paid jobs, front-line jobs, it could be more likely," Escobar said.
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We are at the front line of what Americans are dealing with every day.
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Our front line leaders, especially our junior officers and sergeants, have held the line.
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"The front line forces are like a tiger who has grown wings," he wrote.
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Afterward, he took a sizable step down to return to front-line law enforcement.
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And southern Germany is a front line in Europe's battle over identity and immigration.
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A program to give naloxone overdose-antidote kits and training to front-line officers.
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Our country is on the front line of fighting terrorism, working closely with our allies.
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But, given their history with elections, the movement's youthful front-line activists might not care.
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Yet to young protesters on the front line of these protests, he is an inspiration.
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"Primary care is our health system's front line of defense, detection, and treatment," Mokdad said.
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But the women broke free and insisted on standing on the front line, Quraishi said.
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Although the citadel stayed in government hands, its entranceway was also on the front line.
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You might call this the front line of the cultural war against Afghanistan's conservative insurgency.
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Preterm is one of the many clinics already on the front line of that fight.
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Afghanistan is on the front line of a global war against such violence, he said.
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From that checkpoint, on foot, the family approached the nearest SDF front line and surrendered.
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But what is it actually like for teachers on the front line of state education?
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Northern Ireland's politicians are on the front line of this, but they've failed until now.
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Iraqi soldiers took pictures with their smartphones before wandering back to their front line barricade.
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COLUMBUS, Oh. — Columbus is the front line of an unlikely skirmish in the culture war.
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He had to be out in the front line and brave a lot of fire.
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Most of the front line investment banking changes were limited to junior staff, he added.
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My partner was killed, and I went to the front line with a "new" girl.
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South Florida, whether or not it's stated, is a crucial front line for climate change.
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He hired two refugees from Makeevka, a town near the front line in eastern Ukraine.
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"They're front-line workers, they're first responders," Ms. McCrary said in an interview on Sunday.
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"Someone needs to be on the front line, and Brian has rose to the occasion."
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Italy is on the front line of Europe's migration crisis, now in its third year.
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Both Congress and the Trump administration are working to rebuild the military's front-line forces.
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Praising the company for being at the front line of a potential "manufacturing renaissance," Mrs.
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In the front line are two smartly garrulous tenor saxophonists, Ellery Eskelin and Tony Malaby.
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Occasionally, the clatter of a pickup truck, piled with soldiers, advancing to the front line.
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That meant fighting many decades of opposition to having women in front-line combat roles.
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"The main fighters on the front line were the Arabs — Iraqis and Syrians," he added.
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In the ongoing fight against coronavirus, the ultra-Orthodox communities have become the front line.
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Develop plan for this with antibody titers to be on front line exposure positions.7.
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Wall Street's front-line regulator intends to keep pushing big banks to improve their ethics.
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Callimachi: At this point, the major front line of ISIS' war was against Assad's troops.
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Without an immediate influx of trained medical workers, that front line could soon be overwhelmed.
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He'd learned that his father was fighting on the front-line in Iraq near Mosul.
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In Zuoling and many other areas, a front-line force was the party's neighborhood offices.
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Most of the front line investment banking changes were limited to junior staff, he added.
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Viruses do not respect borders, and China has been fighting hard at the front line.
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"The people on the front line, living there, are at the most risk," says Oliver.
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" He said his biggest concern on the Manbij front line he was visiting was "miscalculation.
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The teenager's hours of first aid work on the front line had taken their toll.
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The site was an outpost on the front line between Afghan forces and the Taliban.
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When Berlin fell on May 2, 1945, front-line Allied troops were desperate to find Hitler.
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JARCHI, Afghanistan — After four months on the front line fighting the Taliban, Ahmad Zai was exhausted.
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Ukrainian soldiers on the front line were jolted when American military aid was suspended in July.
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This week's Autumn Statement confirmed that 2,500 more front-line officers will be hired by 2018.
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We're on the front line down here, and we'll bear the brunt of it no doubt.
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But we need to understand that American Muslims are on the front line of our defense.
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Reinsurers usually pool resources in syndicates to underwrite the risk taken on by front-line insurers.
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Front Line Defenders, a Dublin-based rights group, lists Den's status as "disappeared" on its website.
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Mr Strache has a large ego and more experience than any other front-line Austrian politician.
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Their short reach means they would need to be deployed perilously close to the front line.
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One involved a Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF), a large unit designed for front-line combat operations.
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Kurdish Peshmerga have begun to dig a long trench and berm to mark their front line.
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Merck's rival drug, Keytruda, did extend survival as a so-called front-line treatment for NSCLC.
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Ms Williamson (not her real name) is on the front line of government reforms to rehabilitation.
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Worn-out or broken parts can be replaced near the front line thanks to 3D printing.
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And we don't always know what is going to happen when they reach that front line.
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But Thailand has emerged as the real front line in this fight against the meth trade.
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Crucially, the number of front-line officers has fallen by a quarter since 2010 (see chart).
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They will now face Turkish armed forces along a new front line hundreds of miles long.
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We started out at daybreak and came back from the front line when it got dark.
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They're in the front line against this fight against hate and against the narrative of Trump.
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Radewych said those design elements also provide front-line protection against oncoming attacks, like speeding vehicles.
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But the majority are caused by bacteria, so front-line antibiotic therapy is nearly always recommended.
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On Aleppo's front line CNN's Yousuf Basil, Kevin Bohn and Jason Hanna contributed to this report.
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Villagers on the front line quickly came to see the risks, and rituals were adapted accordingly.
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That means Frankfurt and Paris are battling over a shrinking pool of front line investment bankers.
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"We're going to have to be more focused on protecting our front-line candidates," said Rep.
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At Tesla, we lead from the front line, not from some safe and comfortable ivory tower.
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Fighters are still on the front line because they don't trust the regime and the truce.
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He said homes, farms and animals had been abandoned by people caught on the front line.
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I study these maps and calculate how far my home sits from the moving front line.
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They spread fake news on social media to sow confusion on the Ukrainian military's front line.
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Some of his impromptu pep talks seem to delight front-line workers, others not so much.
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Much like during the Cold War, Europe has become the front line for combatting Russian aggression.
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Which, unlikely as it may be, puts the Silicon Valley event on the style front line.
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Why should families undergo economic distress while caring for the front-line soldiers of this battle?
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A lot of protesters communicated via voice note on their phones while on the front line.
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Don't expect Facebook, Twitter, Google, Instagram or YouTube to be the only front line of defense.
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When many European states stopped accepting migrants, that only exacerbated the strain on front-line states.
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Sporting has struggled this season, mostly because of injuries to many of its front-line men.
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Front-line reports from doctors reveal that patients are rationing their shots because they're too expensive.
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The agency is known for its exclusive coverage of Russian private armies on Syria's front line.
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Having the ability to monitor your temperature is the front-line defense in fighting this virus.
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What was once the final frontier could soon become the front line of a future conflict.
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When treatment centers were attacked and a doctor killed, front-line health workers suspended their work.
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We propose these demands to inspire continued and sustained action that serves front-line IBPOC communities.
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Early on Sunday, their company of 232 soldiers was almost entirely destroyed on the front line.
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"On the front line people are terrified," said Megan Ranney, a physician at Lifespan/Brown University.
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Our city finds itself in an uncomfortable place: on the front line between freedom and autocracy.
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Iraqi hospitality demands that hosts feed their guests, even those at the front line in Mosul.
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"It's on the front line of the fallout," said Mark Zandi, chief economist with Moody's Analytics.
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They're seeking to make the southern U.S. the front line in the fight against climate change.
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"In 18 years on the front line, I've never seen a crisis like this," he said.
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Eubank said Abraham traveled to the front-line position of Tal Tamr but avoided any shelling.
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Meanwhile, the shutdown forced TSA to cancel training for 323 front-line employees — baggage screeners included.
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Kurdish fighters on a front line with ISIS outside the village of Ash Shaddadi, Syria, 2015.
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But ProPublica reviewed spreadsheets that indicate front-line managers hardly acted alone in making layoff calls.
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Front line officers serve a multiplicity of roles — from social worker to mediator, enforcer to deterrent.
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"We're on the front line of what is happening with sea-level rise," Mr. Smyth said.
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Despite the visible generational shift, few Spanish women have made it to the political front line.
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If Leonard stays hot, Toronto's front line is unlikely to have an answer for guarding him.
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The complex was located outside a town called Hass, eight miles from the nearest front line.
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"Consumers see Google and Tesla as being on the front line of autonomous-drive technology," Wakefield said.
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Head boy Edmund Ross, 17, said that the organization offered "a front line preventative service" for children.
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Adding a barbaric strategy of intentionally putting those civilians on the front line hardly bears thinking about.
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He said he worked away from the front line assisting ISIS widows, and married two Syrian women.
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Trump himself pushed the theory, and it helped propel him to the front line of Republican politics.
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Raqqa is a mission too far at present, some 150 kilometers from the closest regime front line.
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Pharah combines the stopping power of a front-line damage-dealer with the mobility of a flanker.
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Scicluna has also been in the front line in the defense of migrants, sometimes criticizing government policies.
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American farmers have long worried about their position on the front line of Mr Trump's trade wars.
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It's also hitting the front line of a field that relies heavily on a human connection: therapy.
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Around the world, poor farmers like her are the front line of defence for some endangered species.
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Instead, I'll be on the front line, turning up my nose at the noses of their guns.
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Musk has previously positioned himself as the leader who struggles on the front line with his employees.
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So we definitely are most vulnerable and the front line of what is happening with climate change.
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It's been over 18 months since the Pentagon announced women can serve in front-line combat positions.
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When VICE News visited Makhmour, a Peshmerga spokesman would not let reporters go to the front line.
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Russia had accused the Ukrainian side of obstructing their work and limiting access to the front line.
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It is addressing the front line of the issue, not just in galleries, museums, or specialist media.
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Indeed, Mr Cummings finds himself on the front line of a battle between Vote Leave and Leave.
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Travelers are dropped off near a safe foot corridor across the front line, a bus driver said.
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Meanwhile, Padgett was considered "a key player" with a "commanding presence" for the team's defensive front-line.
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But when you actually went to the front-line you found there were more journalists than fighters.
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They are the front line of defense in protecting the very foundation of our democracy, the vote.
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The SDF says the front line is currently located around just one kilometer from the city center.
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Those feelings are especially intense in several of the countries on the front line of the crisis.
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"We spent the better part of two decades on the front line of a war," Jones says.
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Many of the coalition's strikes on Raqqa originated with front-line revolutionary Kurdish commanders like Ali Sher.
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That requires a serious review by multiple stakeholders, ranging from donors to those on the front line.
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Given Greece's front-line position in Europe's refugee crisis, Germany can no longer afford to threaten Greece.
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But front-line, hardcore denialism of the "it's a hoax" variety has largely receded to the base.
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Whenever our town was under attack, Fred was on the front line fighting for it, defending it.
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These neighboring states are the front line and aid is an essential part of stability and diplomacy.
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UNFPA is also on the front line of combating horrors like child marriage and female genital mutilation.
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All agreed a surge of US troops onto the front line would be no solution at all.
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Normally, evidence in any FBI case — and especially in counterintelligence cases — is handled by front-line agents.
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Once they get to the front line, they'll press the button and hitch a ride to paradise.
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"Shortages are leaving doctors, nurses and other front line health care workers dangerously ill-equipped," said Ghebreyesus.
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As evening fell, a convoy of armored personnel carriers advanced to the front line, carrying American troops.
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Since, the Army's biowarfare experts have been on the front line against a number of deadly diseases.
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The shortage of supplies for front-line health workers is so severe in her district that Rep.
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In recent years, Nigeria has largely phased out its use as a front-line antimalarial, CNN noted.
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The runway may have become the front line of diversity, but it definitely is not the end.
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"It's on the front line of the fallout," Mark Zandi, chief economist with Moody's Analytics, told Chris.
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According to a report issued by Front Line Defenders, 67 activists were killed in Brazil last year.
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Her second-string front line — Press, Lloyd and Pugh — replaces Megan Rapinoe, Alex Morgan and Tobin Heath.
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Some health professionals on the front line of the emergency said such political bickering was not helping.
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He said the company planned to roll out a complaint hotline and training for front-line employees.
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He said the company planned to roll out training for front-line employees and a complaint hotline.
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The economy likely won't shut down completely and there will always be demand for front-line workers.
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The editor overseeing the briefings, Andrea Kannapell, describes us as being on the "front line" of news.
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"We don't have this huge front line of troops that we've seen in the past," she said.
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Wang, like others on the front line during the initial outbreak, was subsequently diagnosed with the virus.
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So he was continuously doing the work of the people, being out there on the front line.
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Hadi told me they intended to cross the SWAT team's front line that day or the next.
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"People on the front line of defending our open society have become the target," Ms. Reker said.
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To the contrary, the front line in the Donbas region marks the only shooting war in Europe.
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Italy is on the front line of Europe's immigration crisis, which is now in its third year.
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"Headphones are the front line of urban social defense," said Julie Klausner, a comedian, actor and writer.
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GENERATION REVOLUTION: On the Front Line Between Tradition and Change in the Middle East, by Rachel Aspden.
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Those answers would quell fears about how the virus spreads and how to protect front line workers.
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Turkish officials say their troops will act mostly in an advisory role and avoid front-line combat.
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Doctors and nurses are "the front-line heroes" of the response, Kluge said at a news conference.
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Now, the liberal studies curriculum appears to be moving to the front line of that struggle again.
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Why would we fill boards of directors with front-line employees with limited experience in corporate governance?
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Although he never returned to front-line English politics, his satire was influential there and in Ireland.
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Italy is one of the front-line countries in Europe's worst migration crisis since World War Two.
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Corporations that don't invest in jobs and pay raises for their front-line workers should be penalized.
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And we are returning treatment decisions to the hands of trusted local experts on the front line.
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The article "Along Mosul's Front Line, Desperate Civilians and Dug-In Troops and Fighters" describes this effort.
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Safety compliance has always been a priority for our front line employees; it's a condition of employment.
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American volunteer fighting ISIS with the Kurdish militias caught his first pokeman on the Mosul front line.
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To them, Officer Familia's death was seen as a grim signifier of their growing front-line roles.
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Not inclined toward rhetoric and panic, Australian farmers are now on the front line of climate change.
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She's been putting her education to use as a front-line paramedic during the city's explosive protests.
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I am one of a few native chefs who are on the front line revitalizing our food.
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A simple message -- that Saudi is on the front line of Iranian-inspired aggression -- was an easy sell.
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He served as an officer in a front-line combat unit, before returning to Harvard and eventually graduating.
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Rebel factions targeted army positions on the northern front line, causing casualties among Syrian troops, the SOHR said.
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It has been on the front line of the country's war on pollution for more than four years.
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Since then other Ukrainian positions along the front line have been attacked, and the death toll is rising.
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"It is expected there will be a new front line," said the official, who is based in Turkey.
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Fighters (right) in the Syriac Military Council at their temporary bases along the front line of western Raqqa.
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"Hopefully victory is coming soon," said Major Ehab Razaq, while driving a Humvee away from the front line.
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I knew that general medical officers like me were sometimes embedded with front-line troops as battalion surgeons.
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But for Nakano Takeko, an onna-bugeisha woman warrior, front line defense was the only course of action.
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The result is another huge, seething fresco of front-line combat, domestic routine under siege, and restless debate.
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Huge. I loved it, I learned, I felt like I was at the front line of history, literally.
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The Taliban attack took place on the forward base Dwyer, an outpost six miles from the front line.
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Reynaldo, an 18-year-old engineering student, was on the front line as police advanced on Sunday night.
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Much more was at stake than a patch of ground along a 350-mile (560-kilometer) front line.
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"I am already one of those standing on the front line to defend Hong Kong," Dino told Reuters.
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Both service members were participating in "advise and assist" missions and were behind the front line of combat.
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So we were sort of on the front line of fielding the public's questions about VR back then.
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In the coming months, we will empower our front-line colleagues with tools to make their jobs easier.
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Yet, these little-seen auctions are an important front line in the United States' battle against climate change.
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Mosul, Iraq (CNN)Ride with Iraqi soldiers through Mosul to the front line of the battle against ISIS.
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" "I sent a team to the front line against ISIS to expose their atrocities against women and girls.
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A CNN team was on the front line of the battle earlier Thursday with Iraqi units fighting ISIS.
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In the form of a misfiring front line, Arsène Wenger has presented him with a crown of thorns.
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He's ideally the tip of the spear for an attacking team and the front line guard for defenders.
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The quality of Oklahoma City's front line could be a pivotal issue if it should face Golden State.
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Caforio said the best hope now for Opdivo in front-line treatment of lung cancer is combination therapy.
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He was directly on the front line with protesters, sympathetic to their struggles and devoted to their cause.
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As the front line of the Cold War in Europe, Germany was an important strategic country for America.
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In short: Bob, his family, and his pals are on the front line of the 2628 midterm fight.
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Italy's health authorities on the front line are struggling to cope with the rapid increase in coronavirus cases.
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But with the front line just five miles away, the city may not be a refuge much longer.
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Governors, mayors and front-line health care workers have said they haven't received meaningful amounts of federal aid.
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Something should be done for front-line workers who have had their jobs eliminated because of the virus.
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The policy denies funding to key front-line organizations dedicated to providing contraception and to preventing unwanted pregnancies.
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Of all the cases tracked by Front Line Defenders, only 12 percent resulted in the arrest of suspects.
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Burnout among nurses is similarly rising and is highest among those on the front line of patient care.
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It's not as if these games are inherently ill-equipped for the political rigors of the front line.
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But if you're doing a documentary, you don't want somebody else on that front line — reacting to reality.
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In any case, it is likely the Yankees would have to surrender a front-line player like Frazier.
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If not necessarily in China, the front line of its transgressions, then in the rest of the world.
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That left front-line officials unprepared to handle the ensuing separations of thousands of children from their families.
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As health care workers fight in the trenches against the virus, supermarket lines have become another front line.
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Much is riding on the outcome in Ukraine, the front line in the West's broader clash with Russia.
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For now, many of the front-line Ebola workers say they keep their work a secret from neighbors.
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Now it is the front line of the trade and technology war between China and the United States.
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All the fundamental pitching stuff that we talk about that makes front-line pitchers, man, he's doing it.
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As a first responder, I was on the front line and had access to places others did not.
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They have also negotiated significant funds to be directed toward health care providers and front line health workers.
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"In our counterterrorism strategy and approach, domestic terrorism has taken a front line focus for us" https://t.
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She adds that mining raw data from doctors on the front line could conceivably provide even more insights.
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It's time for Congress and elected leaders to learn and learn quickly, from front-line family prosperity innovators.
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But to reach the great majority of starving Yemenis, food would still have to cross the front line.
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The executive officer of an Afghan Army unit on the front line in Chardara did not mince words.
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The unit is also intended to team up front-line law enforcement officers with state and federal prosecutors.
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The perceived incompetence of local officials is contrasted unfavorably with support for medical professionals on the front line.
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As front line responders, Flight Attendants are particularly vulnerable to the effects of this outdated and unacceptable practice.
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In the contest between democracies and autocracies, the contest between freedom and unfreedom, Ukraine is the front line.
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GENERATION REVOLUTION On the Front Line Between Tradition and Change in the Middle East By Rachel Aspden262 pp.
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"What sort of a journalist are you if you don't dare rush to the front line?" he said.
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She said she believed hotel staff members could serve as front-line defenders against the commercial sex trade.
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There's no such thing as a good matchup for Daniel Gafford — the Butler front line offers no exception.
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Transport troops were not usually directly involved in front-line fighting, but that didn't mean they were safe.
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For now, front-line workers can win promotions into management, Wilke says, but Amazon wants to do more.
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It plans to hire tens of thousands of associates next year, spanning front-line workers to senior management.
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It is also paying out $22017 million in bonuses to front-line and full-time U.S.-based associates.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China is letting outside investors join the front line in its war on debt.
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"The Midwest is already on the front line of the trade war and they're feeling it," said Zandi.
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The procedure has been the front line in the effort to improve the interface between humans and technology.
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The second rebel commander said the missiles were being used to hit army positions beyond the front line.
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But he found himself on the front line of one of the most dangerous conflicts in the world.
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Mr. Macron's deputies in parliament have become the front-line proxies for Yellow Vest hatred of the president.
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While the Baltic nations are in the "front line" for receiving dirty money, it ultimately gets invested elsewhere.
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The front-line Miami relievers — David Phelps, Kyle Barraclough and AJ Ramos — combined to retire nine of 10 men.
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Because they are on the front line of consumer discontent and they have a fundamental moral responsibility, argues Schade.
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In particular, political parties and candidates themselves are on the front line of this fight to protect our democracy.
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An exhibition at ICP at Mana showcases the pictures made by Han Youngsoo upon returning from the front line.
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He also relaxed the rules and increased American air strikes, military trainers and mentoring of front-line Afghan troops.
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"What sort of a journalist are you if you don't dare rush to the front line in a disaster?"
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At least five other leading separatist commanders have been killed in unexplained circumstances not connected to front-line combat.
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Syrian Democratic Forces wait until nightfall atop a temporary position along Raqqa's front line before starting their next offensive.
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We are going deeper into the conflict zone, to see the impact on children's education at the front line.
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It was this same "front line" of the banking sector that was now being impacted by fintech, he said.
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Merck's rival drug, Keytruda, improved the survival rate as a front-line treatment for non-small cell lung cancer.
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THE ARMIES of India and Pakistan often exchange fire across the front line in the disputed state of Kashmir.
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The Turkish army has posted a string of observation posts along the front line between rebel and government forces.
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They removed mines from certain areas, dismantled some of their guard posts and halted front-line live-fire exercises.
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They aren't expected to participate in front-line combat, but they will be in dangerous environments on their operation.
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He lives in an apartment overlooking what used to be the front line with his wife and eight children.
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"[W]hen I met Elon, the rocket engine was key front-line technology for SpaceX," Mueller told LMU Magazine.
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Ready to die in their homes The front line was a few minutes' walk away, and death even closer.
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We have repeatedly found that front-line workers exhibit racial bias in the quality of customer service they provide.
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He was on the front line of the war on drugs, and his weapon was putting people in prison.
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Mosul, Iraq (CNN)A Humvee screams into the field clinic a few kilometers from western Mosul's current front line.
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If we leave it to the folks on the front line, that's just going to lead to more litigation.
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While the epidemiologists were generally more convinced by the sperm-pocalyse, the front-line practitioners treating men were not.
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Amid the melee on the front line of the latest protest in Caracas, the young soldiers' faces remain impassive.
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Italy is on the front line of the migration crisis and has one of the bloc's highest unemployment rates.
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The more infections fail to respond to front-line drugs, the longer it takes to treat them, McKinnell noted.
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Many more ended up in "front line" countries like Jordan and Turkey, which house hundreds of thousands of refugees.
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The front line manager that was found to have retaliated against our inspector is no longer with the FAA.
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But it highlights how much variation there can be in what front-line physicians know about any new disease.
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Like a soldier on the front line, unsure of who he is fighting or why, you often feel lost.
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His new role gives him influence over London's schools, the front-line of the government's anti-radicalisation "Prevent" strategy.
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We must empower those who are the front line to speak out when the first signs of illness emerge.
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Hamas deliberately sends women and children to the front line, while their own fighters hide behind these human shields.
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But there was once a time it was a front-line player, rather than a behind-the-scenes one.
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"These people are in the front line because their job is to get ahead of the fire," Sessa said.
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"We worked like we were on the front line of the Cold War," he told The Los Angeles Times.
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Such exchanges can help "strengthen border management and control and further mutual trust between front-line forces", Ren said.
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They are on the front line with Russia and fear their own Crimea moment may be around he corner.
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Italy is on the front line of a migration crisis which has become increasingly deadly in its third year.
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An army corporal near the front line told Reuters soldiers were tagging houses and buildings that had been cleared.
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The Transport Workers Union Local 22020, which represents the majority of the M.T.A.'s front-line workers, loudly objected.
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Both the U.S. and Mexican governments see it as the front line in combating illegal immigration from Central America.
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"The police are fighting in the front line and suffer heavy casualties more than any other forces," he said.
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Now we're fighting a real trade war — and here on my farm in Iowa, I'm on the front line.
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Colonel Kris Kough's team of about 30 personnel is on the front line training and supporting the Afghan military.
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Protesters on the front line donned hard hats and masks, with some carrying homemade wooden shields, according to CNN.
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The area around his home is roughly along the current front line, which he said could shift either way.
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Some formed human chains to pass along bags of bricks that front line activists were using to block traffic.
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This is the front line of criminal justice, and decisions are made unilaterally, with no review by a judge.
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The second phase of the operation will see U.S. troops deployed closer to the front line inside the city.
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As musicians, we have to be aware to point the people on the front line in the right direction.
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Young companies and their backers have largely overlooked what I consider the front line of health: our public schools.
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A convoy of Turkish tanks and Humvees entered Syria, and established an observation post near the regime's front line.
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There are not many more women working on the front line now than there were when I first started.
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Now consider the stakes when that lieutenant is a woman — and the platoon is a front-line infantry unit.
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They are widely considered the front line for stopping infections, among the leading causes of deaths in nursing homes.
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"The key thing to remember is that the front line of A.I. policy is at the agencies," he said.
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She explained that the Bronx remained the front line in the fight for L.G.B.T.Q. rights in New York City.
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One of the main industrial zones, Belleramoun, is near a front line and has been repeatedly shelled by rebels.
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In the morning, explosions rang out at the front line as artillery fire pounded Baghouz and warplanes buzzed overhead.
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Now it is on the front line of the trade and technology war between China and the United States.
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I started out doing front-line police work, everything from writing up traffic tickets to dealing with homicide cases.
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Left on the front line was Mr. Rosenstein, who appeared intent on appeasing Mr. Trump without jeopardizing the investigation.
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He spent much of the second half in front of a television, observing surveillance cameras along the front line.
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"I am here on the front line, and I act as a human shield," she said in the video.
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Cleveland is willing to listen to offers for two of its front-line pitchers, Corey Kluber and Carlos Carrasco.
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National polls show most of the front-line Democratic candidates defeating Trump in hypothetical head-to-head match-ups.
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Women are on the front line of this indispensable revolution, because they are the first victims of Islamic obscurantists.
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Bavaria, with its 500-mile land border, found itself on the front line of the migrant crisis in 2015.
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Adding the offensively inclined Bagley to a front line with a defensive specialist like Willie Cauley-Stein is ideal.
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Iran is on the front line of the outbreak -- the health ministry has confirmed 61 cases and 14 deaths.
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They have harshly condemned stories of individual sacrifice when front-line medical personnel still lack basic supplies like masks.
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Chrissy Houlahan (Pa.) and Colin Allred (Texas), two other front-line lawmakers who also flipped Republican districts in 85033.
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In addition, the Persian Gulf monarchies that America sees as its containment front line are not united against Iran.
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He found no continuous front line, but a patchwork of battlegrounds in the city and all around its edge.
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That operation provides the basis for a vaccination campaign targeting front-line responders and those exposed to the disease.
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The front line features Josh Evans — New York's premier young straight-ahead trumpeter — and Marcus Strickland on tenor saxophone.
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All of them were in al-Lataminah, a town in Hama Province between Khan Sheikhoun and the front line.
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No. 22 Iona, Thursday Expect Marvin Bagley III and Wendell Carter to go off against a smaller front line.
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Nazhan Sakhar Salman, a leader of a prominent Sunni tribe, is fighting on the front line south of Mosul.
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Objections from Baghdad are notable since Iraq is a front-line partner in the campaign against the Islamic State.
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But recently, getting the news out of Mosul has become more difficult; commanders are prohibiting most front-line embeds.
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The Constitution doesn't say anything about the bureaucracy, but that's the front line of government most people interact with.
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The Jazz should provide a fair test on Sunday, pitting their reliable front line against Washington's stellar guard combo.
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The ministers are among the highest-level delegations to travel close to the 487-km (303-mile)front line.
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And it's so great that you're up here with us and that we're all on this front line together.
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This might include head-office functions, front-line staff, new hires, known cynics, influencers, partners, customers, outside experts, etc.
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"We will show complete solidarity vis-à-vis all contractors that today are on the front line," he said.
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Other invitees include Japan and South Korea, front-line U.S. allies in the Washington-led effort against North Korea.
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Ashraf Ghani, the president of Afghanistan, portrayed the country as a "front line" in the global fight against terrorism.
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He did not blame front-line soldiers for what he saw as the misjudgments of generals and political leaders.
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Suicide bombers ran across the front line under cover of darkness to attack the sleeping quarters of the coalition.
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Now it is a border crossing at the front line of a conflict that has left some 79,224 people dead.
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"They are not to be on the front line," Iryna Herashchenko, a former chief settlement negotiator, said of the missiles.
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Did she not feel threatened, living on the front line of the Cold War - perhaps during the Cuban Missile Crisis?
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Quarterback Kaymen Cureton faced consistent pressure from the front line as he was sacked four times in the first quarter.
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Its front line of four dhol drummers had crowd-pleasing synchronized moves and a cheerful line of audience-participation patter.
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The software means that surgeons can demonstrate -- in real time -- the actions needing to be taken on the front line.
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At the same time, I need leadership from the front line in every way for the company to operate effectively.
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In the 1980s, he spent several years on the front line in Afghanistan, where he operated on wounded Soviet soldiers.
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Whereas Ms Temelkuran seethes on the front line of Turkey's culture war, Mr Genc is a cartographer of the battlefield.
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"On the front line fighters don't obey the rules any more," says a former militant, who notes that many smoke.
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Easterbrook also said a complaint hotline and training for front-line employees would be coming in the next few months.
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So the front line has bisected the club, separating Zorya from its home, from its supporters, from its financial lifeblood.
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Mr Biden, who has spent half a century in front-line politics, expresses it by quoting his mother, Jean Finnegan.
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She made sure that the front line included gay men, gay women, trans folks, and straight allies — all on motorcycles.
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"To everyone else, I said, I don't care how you set up, but don't pass this front line," she adds.
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They tried to protect their towns when Nigerian troops fled the front line (a common occurrence until early last year).
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In an October 2014 Wired story, Adrian Chen documented the work of front line moderators operating in modern-day sweatshops.
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Families are going to the market, buying fresh fruit, bread and other items not far from the war's front line.
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EW&F assumed a front-line status among such formidable company with their tight orchestration, infectious rhythms and messianic reach.
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With language and cultural skills, they are often on the front line of dealing with indigenous forces in combat zones.
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Forward Brandon Taylor's 21 points led Penn State (10-8, 173-4), which had no answer for Purdue's front line.
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Front-line workers in BC said this is misleading, and not all these facilities have forensic nurses or storage facilities.
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Yeah, so Grey Worm, commander of the Unsullied, the front line of defense against the White Walkers is sooooo dead.
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As these policy debates move forward in private, platforms are also taking steps to protect their front-line moderation workers.
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Plus, following the Dao incident, airlines have empowered gate agents and other front-line staff to offer more valuable incentives.
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This work has led to her children being attacked, the Dublin-based human rights campaign group Front Line Defenders said.
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Both are front-line towns that have been under regular shelling by rebel artillery that has killed dozens of civilians.
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Two front line officers told Reuters radio intercepts indicated that the militants' ammunition, arms and food supplies were running low.
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"Whatever we take, we hold," says a peshmerga intelligence officer, surveying IS dugouts from a trench on the front line.
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"Our Bureau of Indian Affairs law enforcement officers are the front line in America's ongoing fight against opioids," said Zinke.
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"The commitment and sacrifice of those on the front line is the most important element of this outbreak," he said.
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" Like those artists, Dupuy-Spencer sees her own work as a "call to the front line in a revolutionary time.
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Disempowering front-line counselors whose input gets ignored by physicians who prematurely discharge at-risk veterans, sometimes against their will.
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In videos from the front line, Badi has been seen directing men as well as a U.N.-sanctioned people trafficker.
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The next morning, the police, still at the border, confronted front line students, and clashes took place over 20 hours.
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Office workers in suits and ties formed a human supply chain to move water and umbrellas to front-line protesters.
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Pickled cucumbers, marinated tomatoes, herring, bacon, salted mushrooms, caviar, bread, and pork fat form the front line against blacking out.
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The conversation, moderated by the national editor Marc Lacey, mined the front-line experiences of Times journalists around the country.
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"We're at the front line of a lot of the changes, conflict and currents in the air today," he said.
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JOANN's business is vital to the supply chain for both small businesses as well as its front line healthcare professionals.
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The comment by Moderna CEO Stephane Bancels reflects the urgent need to protect front-line workers against the growing pandemic.
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Lesbos was on the front line of a massive movement of refugees and migrants to Europe in 2015 and 2016.
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But the firm is also boosting pay and reducing hours for some of these front-line workers, the memo said.
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Watch "Syria's Next Generation of Fighters: Families on the Front Line" Read "Syrian Ceasefire Sees Popular Backlash Against Al-Qaeda"
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I took the train from Poland back to Germany, crossing the Oder, another river name associated with a front line.
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Worldwide, 21900 is on track to be among the hottest years on record, and Europe is on the front line.
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Worldwide, 163 is on track to be among the hottest years on record, and Europe is on the front line.
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"Now that we see front-line providers that are on ventilators, it is really driving it home," Dr. Anderson said.
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But the Governor set a trap for Regulators and Murtagh's on the front line, so Jaime's in peril by proxy.
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It has also forced closures of schools, split families on different sides of the front line, and brought power cuts.
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"Well, twice I was on the front line, just for a day, but not against the Kurds," Mr. Mohemin said.
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Mr. Maza was known as a conservative who put himself on the front line in the fight against Catalan secessionism.
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Hospitals across the country are already reaching surge capacity, and the need for more front-line staff will only grow.
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Health systems are racing to adapt and even develop virtual services that can serve as their front line for patients.
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Taken from a surveillance camera at the Ukrainian National Bank, it clearly shows the Berkut positioned behind their front line.
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What realistic steps can each of us take to help secure our allies and this important front line of freedom?
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But with Kris Dunn and Zach LaVine providing newfound backcourt depth, Markkanen is a solid addition to their front line.
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All are front line combat positions, and Green Berets have been central to America's wars since the attacks of Sept.
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Microsoft on Monday introduced a software bundle for so-called front-line workers like cashiers, truck drivers and factory employees.
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In Gogjali, a neighborhood of Mosul, members of the SWAT team sleep in an abandoned house near the front line.
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The ITC thus serves as the front line of IP trade enforcement for U.S. companies, right at the U.S. border.
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EMS has since matured into the nation's front line of healthcare, but it's not reflected in the laws governing it.
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And this was not the first time that medical professionals on the front line had complained about their working conditions.
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Maybe, even, to make this clear cut, the Waffen-SS actually confirms that you'll be exempt from front-line service.
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The International Committee of the Red Cross has recently advised front-line medical providers to take a variety of precautions.
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Pediatricians are front-line persuaders, he said, and they should be compensated for the time it takes to educate parents.
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While front-line staff were often the direct perpetrators of abuse, they did not cause the conditions that created it.
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China Global Television Network reports that Liang Wudong, 62, was an ENT specialist "at the front line" of the outbreak.
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The police have been tasked with maintaining areas of the front line; nearby, ISIS fighters are ready and in position.
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But slowly, it appears security erodes in Afghanistan, its once-safe capital now feeling ever more like a front line.
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In Syria, it has airlifted local forces to front-line positions and has been accused of killing civilians in airstrikes.
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As rebels captured territory, Roberts followed the front line deeper into Syria, visiting secret medical facilities and assessing their needs.
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SOUTH OF MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - The Iraqi policeman wept beside his convoy, stopped in a village near the front line.
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I started as a front-line cashier, but eventually I knew how to do every single job in the restaurant.
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Missing a prenatal checkup is much less likely in Cuba because of a system of front-line clinics called consultorios.
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Both she and his parents tried to persuade him not to return to the front line, but he ignored them.
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Many of her supporters liked that she was a front-line fighter, and as she took risks, they would, too.
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U.S. strategy in Iraq is to advise Iraqi forces but not at the very front line of fighting, U.S. officials say.
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"It's both impressive and infuriating as to the margins that accounting / consulting firms make on their front line staff," he said.
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The company touts its ability to triple the volume of meetings and increase the sales pipeline for front-line sales representatives.
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The Shenzhen-based firm has found itself on the front line of the escalating trade war between the US and China.
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So, I think, you know, they really are between a rock and a hard place because they are the front line.
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ZOLOTE, Ukraine — Lt. Ivan Molchanets peeked over a parapet of sand bags at the front line of the war in Ukraine.
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So here is a tip for chief executives: be nice to the front-line staff and your bonus might be bigger.■
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"You can't have the front line of your business talking to your members worrying about making rent that month," he said.
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In Asia, Buddhist monks have been in the front line of bloody inter-communal conflicts, as propagandists or even as participants.
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The front-line trio of Kanter, Jones, and O'Mara combined for 44 points and 29 rebounds as Xavier dominated Marshall inside.
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It involves vaccinating contacts of cases and suspected cases, contacts of those contacts and health care and other front-line workers.
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One woman loaded Molotov cocktails from a beer crate onto a motorbike where two men took them to the front line.
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A Reuters reporter saw migrants moving weapons at an armed group base not far from the front line in southern Tripoli.
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He ordered his front-line units to prepare to attack South Korean loudspeakers along the border unless they stopped blaring propaganda.
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In an almost two-fold increase from 2015, 281 campaigners were killed in 2016, according to rights group Front Line Defenders.
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It's the front line for illegal migrants fleeing the United States for Canada, where they hope to apply for refugee status.
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Officials in Rome who did not want to be identified said these troops would not be involved in front-line action.
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It has also forced the closure of schools, split families on different sides of the front line, and brought power-cuts.
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Pro-Russian separatist fighters of the self-declared Donetsk People's Republic fly a drone near the front line in eastern Ukraine.
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The Iraqi army also foiled an attack near its front line in Makhmur, in northern Iraq, the Joint Operations Command said.
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Washington (CNN)Cameron Esposito has been on the front line of the fight for same-sex marriage for the last decade.
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She's one of three commanders who coordinates the front line, and loves nothing more than taking the piss out of me.
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In the case of medical emergencies arising in shelter I would be the front line defense for that person's health outcomes.
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A federal indictment alleges that NXIVM's founder Keith Raniere conspired with "front line slaves" to create a secret group called DOS.
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Ukraine's largest steel producer, Metinvest, is one of the biggest employers in eastern regions on both sides of the front line.
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Today, online misinformation, hate speech, and propaganda are seen as the front line of a reactionary populist upsurge threatening liberal democracy.
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But after the American invasion, Mosul became a front line in the battle between American and Iraqi forces and Al Qaeda.
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AND THEN YOU GO AND PUT IN A FRONT LINE IF YOU THINK ABOUT THAT DIMENSION, THAT'S A VERY POWERFUL DIMENSION.
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I was 18 years old, and I moved to Auckland to start out on the front line at the mail center.
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Delhi, considered among India's worst cities in terms of air quality, is on the front line in battling these harmful effects.
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Before computer simulations, countries conducted real-time nuclear tests, oftentimes above ground, displacing front-line communities living in selected test sites.
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The basketball court and chin-up bars once used by front-line soldiers are slowly surrendering to the lush subtropical vegetation.
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He's said the management of migrant flows, to date, has been a failure that has overburdened front-line states like Italy.
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"That is terrible policy, terrible politics all around for many of these front-line members," a House aide told The Hill.
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The plan is to get the enhanced capability "out to the front line by the end of next year," said Flynn.
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When Hamad met her, Dijlin had been fighting for three years and had spent half that time on the front line.
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And Derry, not for the first time in its history, seems to be on the front line of failures to compromise.
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It's time to come to the aid of our police, our front-line soldiers, by calling this war, and not terrorism.
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It combines tunes and activism in some of the world's most beautiful but sensitive places, and spotlights local front-line organizations.
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With the exception of that other front-line commodity, soybeans, the rest of the commodities universe seems to be relatively unaffected.
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That realization drove his entire family to the front line of protests against Trott at town halls that drew national attention.
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In a front-line earthquake zone, much of Palu had sprung up in the form of unreinforced buildings on soft ground.
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After-work events are "the front line" when it comes to harassment, and companies want "more safety precautions" now, she said.
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This time around, it's not banks on the front line, but the companies that have seen their cash flow vanish overnight.
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On a rare trip to the front line, we found Yemenis fighting and dying in a war that has gone nowhere.
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"These natural systems are the front line — the places that are between the open ocean and New Yorkers," Mr. Ulfelder said.
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On a more immediate note, however, I asked our Poland correspondent, Marc Santora, for some actual tips from the front line.
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Missouri has been on the front line of the abortion wars, with increasingly stringent laws leaving the state with one clinic.
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The family quickly moved to Jormana, a district located just across the front line from their old home in Ein Terma.
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Face shields are a key piece of equipment for front-line healthcare workers operating in close contact with COVID-19 patients.
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Ironically, as conservative Muslims became more insular, moderate and liberal Muslims like me are left at the front line of confrontations.
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In the coming months, he said, the company will be rolling out training for front-line employees, and a complaint hotline.
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The country has a widely praised program to help adolescents stay on treatment, employing H.I.V.-positive teens as front-line workers.
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At the same time, the Ebola response highlighted the critical role of front-line health care workers, both then and now.
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Turkish soldiers are still positioned in the nearby town of Morek, which is on the front line (with Syrian government forces).
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Now, medical workers from Cuba are being dispatched around the world as front line responders to the rapidly spreading coronavirus pandemic.
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So here is a tip for chief executives: be nice to the front-line staff and your bonus might be bigger.
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We're committed to rallying together to support our grantees, communities & front line workers providing critical support during this time of crisis.
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The Americans live among them near the front line and work with the S.D.F. to keep the Islamic State from returning.
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It is the front line of the government, the arbiter of what is officially recognized as legitimate, and what is not.
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They are also front-line protesters in an increasingly violent pro-democracy movement that has upended this city for seven months.
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Select employees are currently testing new uniforms for its front-line employees, who include flight attendants, pilots, and customer service representatives.
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The Ukrainian military reported 105 attacks along the front line, and said one soldier had been killed and nine others wounded.
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Let's frame this issue clearly: When it comes to elections, states and localities are the front line — not the federal government.
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"The problem is that it does not decrease," said Dr. Messadine, who has been at the front line of the trend.
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I met with the people who have devoted their lives on the front line to the work of protecting vulnerable people.
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China may have to rely on outside technical support as front line responders battle to contain the virus's spread, experts said.
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The dispute was amplified by the deeper cultural and religious wars roiling Israeli society, with women often on the front line.
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Recently, it moved into Kurdish-held zones in Iraq, close to the front line in the fight against the Islamic State.
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The troops' mission is not to engage in direct front-line combat, but the operation will put them in dangerous areas.
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Many officers are livid at being put on the front line to sort out what they say is a political crisis.
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At least 15 people have been reported killed since clashes around the front-line city of Avdiivka surged over the weekend.
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If Islamic State fighters flee, pro- and antigovernment forces could find themselves facing each other across an unpredictable new front line.
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All they had was their bodies, and they put them on the front line for the cause of their own liberation.
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Teenagers start with paper routes or babysitting, then move on to the front line in fast food restaurants or retail stores.
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Employees eligible for the bonus are all "union-represented, non-management and front-line managers," AT&T said in a statement.
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For the millions of readers of the weekly Jet and the monthly Ebony, he was more than a front-line reporter.
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It may take the museum's expanding team (more than a hundred new front-line hires) a little time to settle in.
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Firstly, he believes that the EU should make a commitment to admit at least 300,000 refugees each year from front-line countries.
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Each morning at 9, hospital leaders discuss progress in key improvement areas and visit units to speak with front-line staff members.
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The other can go a whole evening picking and popping until he shoulders an entire front line aside for a key rebound.
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British Red Cross nurses close to the front line in Flanders, wearing their gas masks, against the threat of German gas attacks.
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THE crowds in Mariupol, a factory town on the front line in eastern Ukraine, began lining up at six in the morning.
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Shaved heads are just one example of sacrifices medical staff are making as they head to the front line of the epidemic.
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"Kudos to all the medical workers who fight against the epidemic at the front line and all volunteers in society!" it read.
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"When we asked... for medical personnel to help in the front line fight against Ebola, the response was very uneven," he said.
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Moreover, Bangladesh's location on the front line of climate change threatens to reverse this progress, through rising sea levels and extreme flooding.
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Shihan, a government-held area, used to be right on the front line; now, after years of fighting, it lies in ruins.
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A small group of front line protesters threw bricks and other materials at police as the two sides fought for several hours.
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In January the family home was burned down and the children forced to leave school because of harassment, Front Line Defenders said.
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Eyes of the highways Truckers like Kimmel are increasingly seen as operating on the front line in the fight against human trafficking.
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We visited the newest front line in America's global shadow war: a half-finished drone base in a barren stretch of Niger.
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Despite numerous and sometimes catastrophic injuries along a fragmented and constantly shifting front line, not one of his men has yet died.
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At dawn they moved, taking control of a small group of buildings across a road that had served as a front line.
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These profiles were "made available to front-line officers divisional analysts and law enforcement partners" through the RCMP's automated criminal intelligence database.
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They both have a reputation as being awful places to work, but which of these two treats its front-line employed better?
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THE road to Agdam, a small town that was once part of Azerbaijan, runs out abruptly and turns into a front line.
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Others closer to the front line shouted attacks on Macri, accusing him of balancing the budget on the backs of the poor.
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This is the front line of the migrant crisis, the place that poses the hard question: Can Europe manage this crisis humanely?
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On the album, that band includes a tenor saxophonist, Bill McHenry, who imparts some front-line ballast and an element of counterpoint.
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The government was also forced to deny rumors spreading online that they had ordered front-line officers to fire "recklessly" on protesters.
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It's a triumphant return to front-line Malaysian politics for Prime Minister Mahathir, who also ruled the country from 1981 until 2003.
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Italy has been on the front line of Europe's worst immigration crisis since World War Two and now in its third year.
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Hadi Razaij, the leading Sunni police commander in the campaign, sat on a cot in an abandoned house near the front line.
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The true front line of the fight against violent extremism passes through villages, towns, suburbs, youth centers, sports clubs and religious seminaries.
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Front-line staff and union leaders know what is needed to make their organization more efficient, as they experience the inefficiencies daily.
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Several times, the fire's front line jumped over the trucks, and the firemen kept from burning by spraying a mist around themselves.
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The front-line workers at Uber and Lyft, and some similar companies, are independent contractors, rather than employees with benefits and protections.
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"That study will provide the definitive answer of the role of combination immunotherapy in the front-line lung cancer setting," he said.
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In total, more than 3,400 front-line health-care workers and those who had come into contact with Ebola victims were vaccinated.
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On the Senate side, only one front-line race is expected to feature a Republican incumbent who voted for tax reform: Sen.
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See below for the 17 lawmakers who are now on the front line of Congress' latest attempts to find a broader deal.
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Much of the movie's first half is made to make you anxious about the family's prying neighbors and the encroaching front line.
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AVDIYIVKA, Ukraine/KIEV (Reuters) - For Ukrainian pensioner Olga Shazhkova, channel-surfing in the front line town of Avdiyivka is a monotonous business.
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The police force, which suffered heavy casualties on the front line of the fighting, also had a tough year, with thousands deserting.
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They also warned of increasing signs that one of the most common STDs, gonorrhea, is becoming more resistant to front-line antibiotics.
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The year Mr. Stiller came, he was assigned to the "front line," an assemblage of guests tasked with lighting fireworks by hand.
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Following the North's fourth nuclear test in January, South Korea restarted front-line loudspeakers to send blaring propaganda broadcasts across the border.
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Third, much of that funding should be deployed to state and local health departments, that are the front line of the response.
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"We must put more testing, more protective equipment and more ventilators into the hands of our front-line workers immediately," she added.
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Manchin issued a statement shortly after hitting Senate Republicans for not providing enough funding for hospitals and front-line health care workers.
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"I haven't seen or heard one positive comment from a front line employee regarding this 'new and enhanced' program," one person wrote.
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They are the front-line defense for America against the reemergence of radical Islamist groups who wish to attack the American homeland.
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Instead, it'll happen in communities across America, as front-line agents test their autonomy and determine how they'll use their newfound power.
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When the coronavirus outbreak began to spread, she was ready to prepare her 224 nursing students for front-line care, if necessary.
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Bezos, who also owns Whole Foods, has been criticized for their sick leave policy for the store's front line workers, as well.
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More than 110,000 people have been vaccinated, including front-line responders such as doctors and burial teams, which has slowed the spread.
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It's also committing to deliver over 300,000 meals to healthcare workers and first responders working on the front line of the epidemic.
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However, with the region on the front line of the coronavirus epidemic's economic fallout, currencies are likely to come under further pressure.
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In the command center, a quarter mile from the front line of a simmering conflict, troop locations are shown on one television.
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So maybe, why not just run this police position, 'cause I thought that was the next lower thing to front-line battlefield.
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Callimachi: So, according to him, around a month after the execution —— Huzayfah: Front-line fighters came in and took up our positions.
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Additionally, India will provide a medical insurance cover of 5 million rupees per person for front-line workers in the coronavirus outbreak.
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"Covid-224 is the new front line in a country where health services can only be described as fragile," Mr. Lanzer said.
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But the outbreak has put unprecedented pressure on the health care system, which lacks the necessary protective equipment for front line staff.
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North Korean soldiers who had defected in the past often said they had fled hunger or abuse in their front-line units.
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Marinka also used to share water pipes with Donetsk, but hostilities made it impossible to keep supplies going through the front line.
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Microsoft says Acer, HP, Fujitsu and Lenovo will be coming out with devices that would be well suited for front-line workers.
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For the last seven months, I represented the United States in Ukraine and regularly visited the front line of the military conflict.
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Ralph Abernathy and Coretta Scott King make guest appearances, but the film belongs to the ordinary brave women on the front line.
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Newer equipment is filtering through, but some on the front line still complain of having to fight with Kalashnikovs older than themselves.
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O'Mara, who scored a career-high 18 points against the Terrapins, was unafraid of going right at Florida State's sizable front line.
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Rather, it is the brave journalists on the front line who risk their lives and liberty to bring the world the news.
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We wanted to show the optics of working on the front line, and show what they are doing to tackle the issues.
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There's little doubt that the front line of medicine — the traditional family or primary care doctor — has been under siege for years.
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In Europe, Italy is the front line with more than 280 cases, and on Tuesday the death toll there rose to 10.
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The front line of the protests moved east after that — first to Wan Chai, and then Causeway Bay, and later North Point.
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But once the main march ended, many protesters donned equipment—such as helmets and gas masks—for a more confrontational "front line".
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Still, DiMicco says he does hope Trump will pick someone who has been on the front line of import competition from China.
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But with previously restricted positions opening up in the country's mixed units, woman are taking on more prominent front line roles. Capt.
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Despite accusations of institutional sexism in parts of Japanese society, opposition among soldiers to female front line roles has yet to materialize.
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After about a half hour, police charged forward through the protesters' front line and wrestled students to the ground, making several arrests.
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These policies need to recognize the importance of reinvesting in front-line communities that have been disproportionately affected by the climate crisis.
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Tens of thousands have been killed over the years in Mexico, on the front line of a U.S.-led war on drugs.
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We gave our front-line team members permission to solve any customer issue that was under $10 without talking to a manager.
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But in the dust of a front-line outpost outside the Syrian town of Manbij, that is the war that Lt. Gen.
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Starting this year, the airline introduced a new curriculum for front-line employees like flight attendants that teaches safety, efficiency and compassion.
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In the 2018 cycle, he kicked his fundraising operation into high gear, raising $537,85033 for front-line Democrats, including incoming freshman Reps.
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Turkey, a big oil importer but also at the front line of the Syria refugee crisis, has seen stocks jump 17 percent.
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"It would be nice to have a front-line drug if a new pandemic was about to happen," Dr. Wilson said. HB1.6928.
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But he understands that they are on the front line of climate change, perhaps more so than any other type of athlete.
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She had been the first woman to join the I.R.A. as a front-line soldier — leading bombing raids, targeting people for execution.
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How many front-line officers would have been working on the streets of Christchurch on Friday at the time of the attacks?
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Ratings given by front-line managers were arbitrarily changed by higher-level executives who often had no direct knowledge of the employee's work.
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Front line salespeople typically promise their policyholders a guaranteed rate of return of over 6 per cent, double the prevailing bank deposit rate.
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Adding a railgun to an existing destroyer or other front-line warship could require significant changes to the ships' layouts and power systems.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Message from the front line of a takeover battle: even the smartest investors can make sloppy mistakes with a sensitive email.
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He has commanded front-line troops in Afghanistan, run a major NATO command, and overseen all American military personnel in the Middle East.
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Italy has been on the front line of Europe's worst migration crisis since World War Two, which is now in its third year.
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Her home near the front line now seems likely to wind up inside the buffer area: a shooting gallery between the two armies.
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A Ukrainian soldier inspects an abandoned library near his position on the front line in the town of Maryinka, Ukraine, on Sept. 3.
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Cristina's legal problems come as Felipe is expected to take a front-line role in Spanish politics, after inconclusive parliamentary elections in December.
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Germany's DAX - home to big autos stocks on the trade dispute's front line - sank 24.5 percent while the STOXX 21.6 fell 227 percent.
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Mikhailo M. Prokopiv, the commander of Ukrainian Army troops in this town, said in an interview on Sunday while touring the front line.
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The location is just too close to the front line and the logistics of pre-positioning shelter and aid is exacerbating the misery.
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The front line might not be too far away, but that's not going to stop the Ultras from watching Zorya whenever they can.
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South Dakota State will test Maryland's front line with freshman forward Mike Daum, who has scored in double figures in 268 straight games.
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"The special rapporteur's move to target mining companies directly...is a welcome support," said Erin Kilbride of Front Line Defenders, a watchdog group.
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Front Line Defenders said more than 1,000 people in 25 countries were murdered, harassed, imprisoned or intimidated while fighting for their community's rights.
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From Moscow to Washington via Brussels, armchair strategists and local politicians argue that Moldova is the front-line of the new cold war.
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The combination of urgency and analysis has pushed the young lab to the front line of deciphering state-sponsored and domestically generated misinformation.
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But after the civil war began in 1975, it became a notorious snipers' nest on the front line between east and west Beirut.
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Several thousand additional American military trainers, many of whom will be embedded in front-line units of the Afghan army, are settling in.
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"We can definitely say the company is still in the front line in the communications industry," CEO Xu Ziyang said at the meeting.
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Lyamin's dramatic arrest did not just highlight the scale of trafficking around the front line, with the alleged connivance of high-level officials.
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Although tracking studies have shown many hop less than 10 metres a day, those at the front line have grown bigger and faster.
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Motorbikes and Humvees loaded with weapons are stationed outside the base, which is located close to the front line, near the Mosul dam.
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The actor visited school children in classrooms around three kilometers from the front line of the conflict which started over two years ago.
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A huge Russian military exercise, Zapad-17, looms in September, causing jitters in NATO's front-line states of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland.
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I sat down with a lot of creators and they explained that art is just as important as bodies on the front line.
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It is the Korean Peninsula and the people of South Korea will be on the front line of any attack by the North.
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A frequent visitor to the front line wearing camouflage gear, Poroshenko has been credited with containing the conflict and standing up to Russia.
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Compared to managers and front-line leaders, for example, executives more dramatically overvalue their empathy, adaptability, coaching, collaboration, and (ironically) self-awareness skills.
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Their formidable front line, led by D.J. Jones and Nick Bosa, gave Wilson little time to find receivers and stifled Seattle's running game.
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The new rules would require other member states to accept a certain number of asylum seekers when those front-line states are overwhelmed.
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Our region held a 600-mile front line against ISIS, yet no significant terror attacks or kidnappings have occurred in the last decade.
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Mr. Pavlov is the latest of about half a dozen commanders from the 2014 insurgency to be killed far from the front line.
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Venice, Italy serves as the "front line" of the battle against over-tourism, as the waterways have become more packed than ever before.
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Afghan commanders, security officials and front-line fighters say the insurgents are physically tough and use night-vision goggles, snipers and sophisticated weapons.
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As a result they have a vivacious front line that looks peculiarly blunt, and a bunch of creative midfielders revving in third gear.
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Human supply chains passed along umbrellas, rolls of cling-film, cable-ties, pairs of scissors and bottles of water to the front line.
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In other words, many of the front line jobs in which U.S. workers today spend their careers pay less than $15 an hour.
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The Yankees and the Dodgers will almost always be able to outspend them for a front-line starter or an established position player.
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Previously, he served as chairman and CEO of Ticketmaster Entertainment and executive chairman of Live Nation Entertainment and CEO of Front Line Management.
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I sat down with a lot of creators and they explained that art is just as important as bodies on the front line.
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Supervisors and front-line workers are learning about their rights and how they can respond when officials come to their place of work.
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We're giving $100 billion to hospitals who are on the front line of these crises, and we're giving five times that to corporations.
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His teams were still helping people flee villages on the front line and preparing in case of a mass evacuation of the city.
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We are at war with a pandemic, and the people we rely on most — our health-care and front-line workers — are unmatched.
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LAX is at the front line of international travel, and there are moments where Jasmine is worried about her exposure to the pandemic.
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"He is a very educated, savvy politician and a very effective front-line soldier," said another American official who has worked with Mazlum.
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He eventually spent 23.6 weeks serving on the front line of Afghanistan in secret, until an Australian magazine broke the story in 134.
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Doing that, he said, was crucial, as kids and teenagers increasingly become front-line activists on issues like gun control and climate change.
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For his part, Mr. Cavalcanti sees open-source solutions as a "backstop" for front-line workers who are rigging together personal protective gear.
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Other organizations, including Apple, and now SoftBank, have been donating large volumes of N95 respirators, a key piece of front-line protective equipment.
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Health care workers and other front-line responders receive special privileges and limited protections from liability as they implement crisis standards of care.
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After all, according to Sara Nelson, head of the Association of Flight Attendants, they're literally "on the front line of any communicable disease."
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Elsewhere in trade: What the U.S.-China trade war looks like on the front line, as well as for G.E. and for cheesemakers.
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"We're not psychiatrists," Alejandro Fernandez, a Los Angeles corrections official, tells Roth in one of the book's many interviews with front-line observers.
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Shoshy is keeping a close eye on Costco's reaction to the coronavirus, as workers are on the front line dealing with panicked shoppers.
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H.'s story is only one among a multitude of horrors Indian professionals on the front line of the coronavirus outbreak are facing.
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"The rest of us are on the front line in a hospital filled of COVID-19 positive patients," that second social worker complained.
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If you spend any time talking with doctors, nurses and other front-line workers, you will hear how badly they need these supplies.
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Take apple for example, it is at the front line of trade war though; we have never seen a growth in its price.
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But higher pay and greater stability have lured medical students into specialized fields, leaving the front line of defense short-staffed and unreliable.
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How he fits: The second Duke player taken in the first seven picks, Carter will join a big front line with Lauri Markkanen.
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They are to deliver a message to troops at the front line who are readying an assault on the Germans, who have retreated.
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In east Damascus, the front line of the battle between government forces and the opposition had fluctuated since she arrived two months earlier.
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Visitors to front-line S.D.F. positions often saw Syrian officers with iPads and laptops they used to communicate information to their American colleagues.
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Walmart, which took a front-line role in the clean-up after Hurricane Katrina, sent truckloads of emergency supplies to the affected area.
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Schiff's campaign says he's raised or donated more than $3.5 million for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and front-line candidates in 2019.
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Kiev said it was preparing the evacuation of thousands of civilians from the front-line city of Avdiivka after days of shelling there.
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A Ukrainian soldier fires at Russia-backed separatists during night combat on the front line near Novolugansk in the Donetsk region last November.
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Inside the Outbreak For many female health workers on the front line in China, even things like menstruation have become an occupational hazard.
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" He opposes any escalated conflict with Iran, because in any war, "the folks on the front line aren't going to be the billionaires.
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SCRANTON, Pa. — This hilly, green stretch of northeastern Pennsylvania is a critical front line in next year's battle for control of the country.
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Heavy weapons and air strikes sounded nearby, but it was hard to tell exactly where the front line lay, if there was one.
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ISIS did so last March, advancing nearly to within mortar range of Erbil before the peshmerga regrouped and counterattacked, establishing a front line.
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The city's front-line protesters said they planned to disrupt roads and public transit today after a large turnout in renewed weekend demonstrations.
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But as a physician enduring the business model of medicine, I can't help blaming government funding cuts more than the front-line meteorologists.
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In a peculiarity of the war, coal trains had continued to rumble across the front line for years despite the often intense fighting.
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His sudden return to front line national politics comes amid months of infighting between Wickremesinghe's UNP and Sirisena's United People's Freedom Alliance (UPFA).
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Prominent activists Joshua Wong and Denise Ho addressed the rally on Thursday night, thanking front line protesters for the passage of the bill.
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We are on the front line of the global war on terror that began with foreign terrorists on 9/11 and continues today.
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ROLLING BLACKOUTS COASTAL FEVER A three-guitar front line — plucked, sustained and most often busily strummed — gives this Australian band its brisk pacing.
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VICE News traveled to Samos to meet the refugees, migrants, and locals living in uncomfortable proximity on the front line of the crisis.
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Not long ago, passengers knew that airlines didn't care about their comfort, but at least those carriers abused their front-line employees, too.
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He established himself as a front-line starter in his first three seasons, with a 56-28 record and 3.39 earned run average.
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On the one hand, said the professor at Eastern Kentucky University, they provide front-line officers a better tool for handling dangerous situations.
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But bank traders on the front line of the market were largely left in the dark, helping explain the panic when funding suddenly tightened.
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When he visits front-line islands, the entire village turns out, all frantically waving, many even wading into the water to send him off.
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The Streams app aims to streamline alerts and access to patient data for doctors and nurses working in the front-line of medical care.
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They were heading up the highway toward the blockade on their side of the Backwater Bridge, which serves as the front line these days.
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When it does its job well, it can serve as the front line in monitoring against the abuse of power by leaders in Washington.
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Just hours earlier, the militants had abandoned their front line positions and fled Kabul en masse after enduring barely six weeks of US airstrikes.
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Your front-line troops are most effective at close range, and Support soldiers clear a path with their high rate-of-fire enemy suppression.
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Also, consider supporting front-line organizations serving the young people featured in the Renaud Brothers' groundbreaking series Last Chance High, now airing on VICELAND.
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Generations of professional journalists have gone to war with troops, stood on the front line with them and, in some cases, died beside them.
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Not everyone fights on the front line—while many take combat roles, others take a wide variety of supporting positions, from cooks to medics.
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Happily for Mr Trump, the much-criticised efforts of his daughter Ivanka to promote herself on the Korean front-line provided an additional diversion.
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The front line in the battle has moved to Mosul, Islamic State's last major stronghold in Iraq, 13 kilometers (8 miles) to the west.
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In any war with Iran, the UAE's slender coastal cities with their gleaming spires and fine palaces would be right on the front line.
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More than 1,000 people in 25 countries were murdered, harassed, imprisoned or intimidated while fighting for their community's rights, according to Front Line Defenders.
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Is the company's failure part of an unresolvable issue with moderating a massive community by relying on users as the front line in enforcement?
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He's also been buoyed by a string of endorsements from front-line members of the House who face tough reelection bids, such as Stevens.
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Some 2000 German soldiers are stationed in Lithuania, leading a multinational "tripwire" force which would be in the front line of any Russian incursion.
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"There can be a knowledge tax credit for training front-line workers," says Rob Atkinson, president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation. 3.
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"Aviation workers are always on the front line of any communicable disease," said Sara Nelson, the president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA.
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To minimize transmission risk, these front-line workers are often sent home when they contract an illness and are temporarily replaced with healthy individuals.
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Jabs are also being offered to front-line health workers—an essential precaution, given the large number of such workers who died last time.
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Sure enough, it is the extraordinary organizing of front-line groups, gathered under the banner Front and Centered, that has carried 201 this far.
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The IDF wants to expand the number of full-timers, both to maximise front-line combat troops and to reduce the burden on reservists.
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But it is also on the front line of what France's president, Emmanuel Macron, calls a "European civil war" over the rule of law.
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In 2015, people on both sides of the front line in Aleppo had severe difficulty in accessing water because of deliberate cuts to supplies.
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But Otto's co-founder Anthony Levandowski is now on the front line of a battle between Uber and Alphabet's self-driving car company, Waymo.
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It puts the government back on the front-line again with Israel, and opens a sorely needed corridor for trade between Damascus and Jordan.
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What's interesting about those are, is that it's easy to think about automation primarily affecting lower-wage and perhaps low-skilled front line workers.
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So it is increasingly pulling experienced fighters to the front line and replacing them in sentry positions -- and on suicide bomb squads -- with children.
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There is a school teepee, a day care, the Art Action camp, Red Warrior camp—which was all these really hardcore front line warriors.
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As national security and war are being redefined for the digital age, Silicon Valley will need to be on the front line of counterterrorism.
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And there have been efforts to clamp down on the corruption that has starved front-line troops of the guns and ammunition they need.
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The war-torn city sat on the front line of the Russian military intervention in Ukraine, and its people faced starvation during the conflict.
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The Observatory added that there was fierce fighting between rebels and government forces all along the front line which cuts the city in two.
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Poland eyes a front line that implicates us all, turning the focus of its pavilion to the construction industry and the making of buildings.
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But there are also concerns about an increasingly authoritarian presidential regime in Turkey, a NATO member that is a front-line state with Syria.
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But on Tuesday, the group's fighters used Humvees and bulldozers to break through front-line Kurdish positions and enter the town of Teleskof, Iraq.
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I spoke to classrooms full of the child soldiers, 12-year-olds the Houthis forcefully conscripted into service and herded onto the front line.
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But with Russia's continued belligerence, front-line governments, spearheaded by Poland and the Baltic states, pushed for a more robust posture this time around.
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There are just three front-line medications used to treat infantile spasms: • H.P. Acthar Gel, or Acthar, an anti-inflammatory also known as ACTH.
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The situation could put inmates and front line prison workers in danger, said Eric Young, national president of the AFGE Council of Prison Locals.
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The burden of monitoring patients for potential abuse, while still treating pain that is chronic and real, falls largely on these front-line gatekeepers.
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A CTS gunner standing casually in a doorway overlooking the front line winced and quickly stepped back as a rocket hit a nearby building.
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A Reuters reporter in Nagorno-Karabakh's Martuni district, near the front line with Azerbaijan's forces, said there was no sign of fighting on Thursday.
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Harry Kane and Jamie Vardy make for a better front line, as do their understudies Daniel Sturridge and the 18-year-old Marcus Rashford.
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There is a school teepee, a day care, the Art Action camp, Red Warrior camp—which was all these really hardcore front line warriors.
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Westbrook's 20143 points pace Thunder past Timberwolves OKLAHOMA CITY — Besides Russell Westbrook, the biggest advantage the Oklahoma City Thunder have is the front line.
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He and his base metal friends find themselves on the front line of the escalating trade stand-off between the United States and China.
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JPMorgan Chase will give "front line" employees in its branches, operations, and call centers a $1,000 payment to help them during the coronavirus epidemic.
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"Brandon Judd has been on the front line securing our border and keeping Montanans safe," Mr. Tester said in a statement at the time.
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Perhaps the most infamous figure in the group is Mullah Fazel Mazloom, a front-line commander who was also chief of the Taliban army.
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