Instead of holding individuals hostage, they might hold systems hostage.
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A critical step in hostage-taking is selecting the right hostage.
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"Holding judges hostage, or appropriations bills hostage, is rarely effective," Moschella said.
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Taken hostage in Syria Cantlie was taken hostage while reporting in Syria in November 2012.
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We are heartened by the 2015 Presidential Policy Directive-30 that established the White House Hostage Response Group, the Hostage Recovery Fusion Cell and Special Presidential Envoy for Hostage Affairs.
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We won't say it looks like a hostage situation, but ... it looks like a hostage situation.
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This could -- I mean, a hostage taker -- a hostage might actually think Trump is saving me.
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Menendez has been a vocal advocate of efforts to free the detained Americans, introducing the Robert Levinson Hostage Recovery and Hostage-Taking Accountability Act to bolster government programs to address hostage taking.
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So the gun lobby may be holding Congress hostage right now, but they cannot hold America hostage.
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What Donald Trump does, he shoots the hostage, now the hostage is lying on the ground bleeding.
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"He's hostage-taking once again, holding the American people hostage," Schumer said in an exclusive interview with Hill.
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"The other day our great hostage negotiator made the statement that Trump is the greatest hostage negotiator this country has ever had," Trump said, referring to a tweet he shared the day before in which he claimed a "Cheif Hostage Negotiator (sic)" called him the "greatest hostage negotiator" in U.S. history.
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"We're being held hostage because Republicans want this, and Democrats want that, and they're holding us hostage," she said.
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"Let's play a little game, I call it hostage versus non-hostage," the host of "Mad Money" said Friday.
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Trump conducted himself as if he was hostage to Putin; Republican lawmakers conduct themselves as if they are hostage to Trump.
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It created a Hostage Recovery Fusion Cell, which is led currently by the F.B.I., and a special presidential envoy for hostage affairs.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German police have caught a suspected hostage-taker at Cologne's main train station and freed the hostage, police said on Twitter.
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The Obama administration established a Hostage Recovery Fusion Cell and created a special presidential envoy for hostage affairs, the post Mr. O'Brien held.
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Or to put it differently: An American or British hostage has a much lower chance of survival than a hostage from continental Europe.
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I saw Mia Love, she would call me all the time to help her with a hostage situation, being held hostage in Venezuela.
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"I saw Mia Love, she called me all the time to help her with a hostage situation, being held hostage in Venezuela," Trump said.
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Imagine being held hostage and countries all around the globe want to rescue you but those countries golf with the people holding you hostage.
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Suspect took jail employee hostage during escape McCloud, 34, escaped last week after taking a jail employee hostage with a makeshift weapon, authorities have said.
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"I saw Mia Love, she would call me all the time to help her with a hostage situation, being held hostage in Venezuela," Trump said.
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The unit generally considers hostage rescue missions its most important and riskiest assignments, since the hostage is in peril from the moment the raid begins.
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The plan the President laid out aimed to break a bureaucratic and siloed approach to hostage recovery and committed to more open relationships with hostage families.
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"I saw Mia Love, she called me all the time to help her with a hostage situation, being held hostage in Venezuela," Trump told reporters Wednesday.
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Hostage situation at Delaware state prison ends with one guard dead Hostage situation at Delaware state prison ends with one guard dead A daylong hostage situation at a Delaware state prison ended early Thursday morning after police breached the building and found one prison guard dead and another injured.
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The radio traffic also indicated that a negotiator was concerned about a woman being held hostage and repeatedly asked to talk to a male hostage, to no avail.
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There was limited intelligence a hostage might be at the target site, but the forces were not certain and did not know the identity of the possible hostage.
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Held hostage in her home, hostage in their community and they can&apost enjoy the liberties that are afforded to them by everyone else, and that&aposs unacceptable.
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"The reason we're having these [continuing resolutions] is because the Democrats have been holding the cap agreement hostage, the military funding hostage, for an unrelated issue," Ryan said.
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At least seven Italians had been held hostage inside the cafe, Italian officials say, though there are unconfirmed media reports that as many as 10 were held hostage.
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The president ordered a new government hostage policy, accompanied by a presidential policy directive, representing a much-needed effort to clarify and coordinate the government's response to hostage-taking.
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He was later killed by an elite squad, which specialises in hostage situations, after holding other prisoners hostage as police surrounded Kapenguria police station in west Kenya, officials said.
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Not unlike holding a hostage in the real world, ransomware attacks function by holding networks, devices or data hostage, in the hope that victims will pay for their liberation.
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The book examines the American government's hostage-negotiation policies, and it ends with some reforms that created an interagency hostage-recovery unit under the Obama administration in June 2015.
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Held hostage by opportunistic separatist authorities, they are simultaneously cast as outlaws by the Ukrainian government — as separatist sympathizers and disloyal citizens, whose sin was having been taken hostage.
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Americans held hostage on the decline -- for now The number of Americans held hostage has decreased in recent years as ISIS's territorial presence in the Middle East has diminished greatly.
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There were disagreements on the ultimate policy objective throughout these great compromises, but never the hostage taking (or congressional willingness to shoot the hostage) that we too often see today.
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Instead, what is supposed to bring us back to this series is the prospect of regular doses of hostage-taking and hostage-saving, a sort of clickbait of TV plotting.
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It's not so much Julian Assange being held hostage in the Ecuadorean embassy, it's actually Julian Assange holding the Ecuadorean embassy hostage in a situation that was absolutely intolerable for them.
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David Ryan was a hostage negotiator and a hostage negotiator coordinator for the headquarters of the Metropolitan Police Service at the New Scotland Yard and was also trained by the FBI.
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The most notorious hostage situation in US history is likely the Iran hostage crisis, which started in 1979 when 66 Americans were detained after the revolution that overthrew the Iranian government.
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Hostage negotiations between the Frey numbskulls and the Blackfish (a sort of grizzly nautical-themed Batman) are going poorly, maybe because Edmure Tully isn't the sort of hostage that inspires compromise.
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Abu Sayyaf threatened to decapitate another hostage or hostages if their demands of $300 million in Philippine pesos, or $8 million Canadian dollars, for each hostage weren't met by June 13.
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And he disappeared — taken hostage — shortly after he landed.
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In 1979, it was not only Americans taken hostage by a medieval theocratic order; the Iranian people were also taken hostage and held captive after their democratic revolution was usurped by Khomeini.
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From 2013 to early 2017, we helped oversee the American government's efforts to safely recover Americans held hostage abroad, including Americans held hostage in the Afghanistan-Pakistan region by the Haqqani Taliban network.
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And hackers held an LA hospital's computers hostage with ransomware.
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The attacker then took a woman hostage inside the school.
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We are like a technical team in a hostage situation.
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"Frankly, the Republicans are holding the DREAMers hostage," Legomsky said.
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Instead, he's acting more like a hostage than a president.
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It has also helped people avoid an ongoing hostage situation.
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And R. Kelly denies claims he's holding young women hostage.
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Simply, these two elements will no longer hold stocks hostage.
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America's commitment to Afghanistan is hostage to its erratic president.
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New negotiations may be held hostage to these old disputes.
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Both men were held hostage and beaten during the ordeal.
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It may not survive being hostage to Saudi politics, too.
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One crew member had been held hostage, the officials said.
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The former hostage negotiator, McElhattan, hopes for a happy outcome.
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The Foleys have been critical of United States hostage policy.
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Outside, the police have gathered to negotiate the hostage situation.
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Maybe you find yourself held hostage in a lengthy meeting.
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The armed men took two airport workers hostage, Reuters said.
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What we have here, basically, is a monetary hostage situation.
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Video footage of the hostage takers posted on Russia's lifenews.
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So did foreigners, some of whom also were taken hostage.
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The shooter held about 30 people hostage for several hours.
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Bringing home Americans held hostage is difficult for any administration.
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Thanks to his entreaties, the hostage was spared, he says.
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The status of the other hostage, McGown, is not known.
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The hostage, a nurse, was apparently not injured, he said.
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The truth must never be held hostage to political calculations.
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In the inmates' version, Piscatella had been holding them hostage.
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He proceeded to take a woman hostage in a school.
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He took four employees and 14 moviegoers, including children, hostage.
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Zimmerman and four other hostage negotiators raced to the scene.
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Reports of shooting and hostage situation in Gulshan 2, Dhaka.
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He was last seen alive in a 2011 hostage video.
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The two men were held hostage for over three years.
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Dems shouldn't hold troop funding hostage for amnesty & illegal immigration.
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I am pretty convinced that was an actual hostage video.
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"It is like I am holding them hostage," Fathiya said.
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Later, he'd taken an elderly couple hostage with a sickle.
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Lunkov was later located in another apartment, holding a hostage.
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Iran would have to be the world's dumbest hostage taker.
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" But, he added, "They are threatening to kill the hostage.
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About 100 of those students are still being held hostage.
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Well, you don't hold one infection hostage for another infection.
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Another industry being held hostage by the shutdown: craft brewing.
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Tribesmen there held him hostage for six days in 1988.
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" He added, "The Serbian president is hostage to his wife.
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We say that they are holding something or someone hostage.
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He has never been taken hostage or held at gunpoint.
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At the time, Iranian students took dozens of Americans hostage.
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Iran has found hostage taking to be an effective tactic.
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A madman and his legislative minions are holding America hostage.
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More than 50 Americans hostage were held for 444 days.
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"Therefore we should not make one issue a hostage item."
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Hostage negotiators convinced August to surrender shortly before 9 p.m.
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Ghosn said he was held "hostage" by the "rigged" system.
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The pirates would often hold shipping crews hostage for ransom.
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He will not let it be held hostage by Democrats.
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Officials said four staff members had initially been taken hostage.
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Officers found no hostage situation or killing inside the home.
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You can't hold a future hostage for party political gains.
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He then held her hostage for at least 30 minutes.
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He's Bruce Willis and the guy taking the building hostage.
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And 80 percent of hostage situations involve an abusive partner.
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"If you want to know how Qatar funds jihadis, look no further than the hostage deal," said a Syrian opposition figure who has worked with an al-Qaeda mediator on hostage swaps in Syria.
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We helped update US government policies and introduced the Hostage Recovery Fusion Cell, created to improve how hostage recovery efforts are pursued and coordinated and how hostages and their families are supported and informed.
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It was made famous by the 1976 Lyada hostage rescue mission, when its snipers were able to kill a group that had taken a school bus of French children hostage near Djibouti, in east Africa.
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The announcements were timed to mark the 22019th anniversary of the start of the Iran hostage crisis, when 52 U.S. diplomats and citizens were held hostage in the U.S. Embassy in Tehran for 444 days.
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The assault on the consulate came on 40th anniversary of the Iranian hostage crisis, when Iranian students stormed the US embassy in Tehran and held 52 American citizens hostage for a total of 444 days.
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The appointment of the former top envoy for hostage negotiations, Robert C. O'Brien, as national security adviser has also elevated the issue, and the National Counterterrorism Center is leading a review of hostage recovery efforts.
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"I doubt many more are coming back," says another hostage negotiator.
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Hospitals held hostage by rogue hackers can become the status quo.
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A disturbing pattern of hostage-taking has emerged in American politics.
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What's it like to negotiate with North Koreans on hostage releases?
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Euron also kidnaps Missandei, bringing her as a hostage for Cersei.
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Hostage taking of this sort was routine during Barack Obama's presidency.
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The fact that one person can hold us hostage is outrageous.
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"In essence, United Technologies took Trump hostage and won," he observed.
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In early 2011, 758 seafarers were being held hostage by pirates.
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The family also appeared in multiple hostage videos over the years.
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But it also turned government funding into a hostage-taking mechanism.
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All the while, Venmo itself is essentially holding your money hostage.
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But the industry's economic prospects remain hostage to its political fortunes.
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Cross-border operations remain hostage to China's relations with its neighbours.
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The mission came after a freed hostage disclosed the leaders' location.
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Kardashian was reportedly held hostage, bound, and threatened during the robbery.
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Many of the initial reports suggested a hostage crisis was underway.
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Amina Ali remains the only long-held hostage who has escaped.
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"We're held hostage, but only to a slight degree," Doll said.
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During the incident in Tennessee, one officer was briefly taken hostage.
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But Jimmy not only fights back, he takes them both hostage.
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He is not a hostage — he is under trial in Turkey.
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I'm not holding nobody hostage to be my friend over here.
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The hostage-taker, who has not been identified, was also arrested.
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Around 3AM, Brunei officials seized their passports, effectively holding them hostage.
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This May, he secured the freedom of another hostage in Yemen.
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A lot of times it's done in a hostage-taking way.
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There's only about a 4-feet high wall holding it hostage.
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Some shoppers at the mall were taken hostage for a time.
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"We almost felt like we were being taken hostage," Bridges said.
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Lindhout, a freelance journalist, was taken hostage in Somalia on Aug.
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No one is holding Richard Simmons hostage, according to Richard Simmons.
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Minions from the Hilltop return, claiming that Negan has a hostage.
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There, she was held hostage and assaulted for hours, she says.
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For one, overzealous federal regulations are holding the middle class hostage.
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Business Huawei's CFO "should not be a hostage" in Sino-U.
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The government has accused the CGT of holding the country hostage.
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" He added: "The junta is using my mother as a hostage.
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Their bodies were positively identified by a former hostage, Ano said.
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"GIZ does generally not comment on hostage-taking," Mr. Hanschke said.
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"It allows a small faction to hold the Speaker hostage," Rep.
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It later lowered the amount to 300 million pesos per hostage.
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The Australian government has kept us hostage here for five years.
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This practice could constitute hostage taking, a war crime, it said.
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Dozens of inmates were also taken hostage during the unfolding drama.
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Neither of the women held hostage was seriously harmed, Fiore said.
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Let's recognize that there were multiple victims in Saturday's hostage standoff.
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Trump isn't merely holding some faceless bureaucrats hostage for his wall.
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Then, Colonel Beltrame offered to exchange himself for a female hostage.
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Soon a prison guard was shot and taken hostage, relatives said.
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It was the Iran hostage crisis, not the Iran-contra affair.
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"They will always use that to hold you hostage," Neo said.
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In a way, Huawei is itself a hostage of larger conflicts.
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And so Gunnar joins the fray, as does a third hostage.
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Through the politics of artificial crisis, minorities take the system hostage.
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What does the regime hope to achieve by holding Americans hostage?
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Taking the place of a hostage and paying the ultimate price.
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Many abduction victims are killed shortly after they are taken hostage.
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"I became its guardian but also its hostage," he later said.
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The hostage crisis began in November 1979 during the Islamic Revolution.
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It's unclear how the attempted robbery turned into a hostage situation.
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An Italian foreign ministry source said one Italian hostage had escaped.
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"The defense budget is being held hostage for DACA," Ryan said.
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Republicans have accused Democrats of holding spending talks hostage over immigration.
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They should not get a pass on holding increased prosperity hostage.
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Mandating specific percentage rates would hold budgets hostage to market volatility.
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For years, America's budget has been the hostage of partisan politics.
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"Our officers came here preparing for a hostage situation," he said.
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That North Korea is holding two Americans hostage was another impediment.
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"In that sense I think it is hostage justice," he added.
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O'Brien then was the U.S. special presidential envoy for hostage affairs.
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When I delivered this food, it was like a hostage negotiation.
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"He had been holding this stuff hostage for decades," he said.
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We pay hostage-takers not because it feels good or right.
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Hostage standoffs, shootouts, and active shooter situations are without question dangerous.
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Mel B also claims Gilles is holding her sex tapes hostage.
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This was a grown man and he wasn't being held hostage.
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It's a constant dopamine drip, and we're all hostage to it.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNTrump's Secret Service ControversyKelly Rowland: Melania Is A Hostage!
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It also created new institutions, including the Hostage Recovery Fusion Cell, a multi-agency team comprised of officials from the FBI, Pentagon, State Department, and other agencies, that focused solely on hostage operations, as well as positions at the State Department and Office of the Director of National Intelligence that were charged with leading their agency's efforts in the hostage recovery mission.
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The study attracted the interest of Terry Waite, the Anglican Church envoy and famous hostage negotiator — who was a former hostage himself, having been held captive for more than four years by Shiite militants in Lebanon.
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HOSTAGE (Drawn & Quarterly, $29.95) is neither about the Canadian cartoonist's own experiences nor grounded in his canny observations of place: It's the story of Christophe André, who spent almost four months in 1997 as a hostage.
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I think he released a hostage video of himself three months later.
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Fifty-two American diplomats and citizens were held hostage for 444 days.
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Former FBI hostage negotiator Chris Voss gave CNBC Make It his take.
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Both the hostage and a South African man were killed by AQAP.
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Bill Richardson, who has spent decades negotiating hostage releases with North Korea.
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Afghan officials observed the exercises, which included hostage rescue and combat training.
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What we have each March Madness is a Taken-worthy hostage situation.
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Russia denied that any of their military personnel had been taken hostage.
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Scams like stealing tax returns and holding hospital computers hostage have surged.
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He held the passengers and crew hostage with a fake explosive belt.
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Benson is taken hostage while trying to stop a violent home invasion.
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It's true that all this is very much hostage to Brexit headlines.
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Three passengers and all the hostage takers also died in the operation.
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In essence, the Freedom Caucus has taken a hostage: the farm bill.
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Sometimes, we would completely take hostage the interview and make it ours.
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Paying more money does not make the hostage safer, says Mr Seoane.
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It fears being left hostage to a single bidder for many franchises.
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It's not yet clear whether Canada was negotiating with the hostage-takers.
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"Ed saved the lives of several teammates -- and that hostage," Obama noted.
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Decisions are made by consensus, which leaves deals vulnerable to hostage-takers.
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Local media said Ranatunga had briefly been held hostage in the office.
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But Mr Pierucci's claim that he was an "economic hostage" carries weight.
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Finally, I won't get into details, but it becomes a hostage situation.
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If anything but yourself, you'll remain hostage to things outside your control.
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Lebanese officials accused the Saudis at the time of holding Hariri hostage.
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He soon became a regular in hostage videos and participated in beheadings.
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Am I the soldier or a hostage the soldier's trying to liberate?
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Well it turns out they hadn't been taken hostage by the Riddler.
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It has used the Islamic State flag in hostage videos posted online.
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The distraction buys time to save the hostage or defuse the bomb.
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He was then taken hostage for eight hours before he was killed.
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What we did learn is this—it's a hostage that's worth ransoming.
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If the left wants a real hostage for DACA, this is it.
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Being held hostage in Venezuela, but Mia Love gave me no love.
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Police shot and killed the terrorists; one other hostage was critically injured.
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Their bodies were positively identified by a former hostage, the spokesman said.
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And Ruhollah Khomeini after Americans were taken hostage in Iran in 28503.
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"She was taken hostage just to put pressure on me," he said.
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Democrats allege Republicans are holding the government hostage over a partisan priority.
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Sometimes they even take goats hostage when the Yoruks enter their land.
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In May 2018, Trump picked O'Brien to become his chief hostage negotiator.
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Taking our economy hostage is no way to solve our immigration problems.
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He is considered to be the longest-held hostage in US history.
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The resignation sparked speculation he was being held hostage in Saudi Arabia.
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He barricaded himself inside and held dozens of employees and customers hostage.
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Do you want to be a hostage to the bloc's failing fortunes?
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" In January, President Obama accused the gun lobby of "holding Congress hostage.
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All customers and our two associates who were held hostage are safe.
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He's taken Rickon hostage and turned his direwolf into a fur rug.
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Yet, Democrats chose to hold government funding hostage because of partisan games.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY We have a neighborhood that's been held hostage.
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Bret Stephens Negotiators warn never to take a hostage you can't shoot.
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How do you get to snatch his body and hold him hostage?
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Soon, the woman provided an explanation: The five had been taken hostage.
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The conservatives found out they're being held hostage by the extreme right.
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The island nation has hijacked Venezuela and is effectively holding it hostage.
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And it is genuinely good that Google doesn't hold your contacts hostage.
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The Islamic Revolution and the Iran hostage crisis were 39 years ago.
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"Everyone in this town feels held hostage," said Ms. de Meulles, 54.
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State Democrats, in the face of state schools being held hostage, caved.
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As with all ransoms, the hostage taker asks for more each time.
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They repeatedly refused bipartisan, noncontroversial solutions and opted to hold Americans hostage.
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While headlines rarely make clear distinctions, each hostage case is radically different.
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Last year Mr Trump named Mr O'Brien an envoy for hostage affairs.
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Fundamentalist students seize the U.S. Embassy in Tehran and hold staff hostage.
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The hostage situation is not the first such incident at the prison.
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But the low-profile hostage negotiator has a history in conservative circles.
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Republicans have in turn accused Senate Democrats of holding the government hostage.
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Now, memes are circulating to free the hostage -- Chris Christie. http://on.fb.
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They had taken people hostage by closing all roads in some areas.
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Trump announced on Wednesday that hostage negotiator Robert O'Brien would replace Bolton.
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Price's Last Stand Yael: We had Price in yet another hostage situation.
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No country should be held hostage to a single provider of energy.
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How long will we allow giant corporations to hold our democracy hostage?
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But ongoing hostility, disrespect and holding hostage are not a winning strategy.
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However, United Airlines' moral compass has been held hostage by its policies.
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In the riot in Manaus, inmates took dozens of fellow prisoners hostage.
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Caitlan had three children during the five years they were held hostage.
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On immigration, he has unilaterally ended DACA and now holds it hostage.
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Authorities went to the home and no sign of a hostage situation.
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Bottom line -- cops are convinced Richard's not being abused or held hostage.
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We should not reward hostage-takers like Nicolás Maduro, the thinking goes.
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Their mission is to guard an American hostage played by Julianne Nicholson.
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"We feel like we're pawns, that we're being held hostage," Elledge said.
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Despite Monday's hostage release, the issue of kidnappings remains a touchy subject.
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If you believe Hezbollah, Abdulrahman is holding the population of Madaya hostage.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British police ended an armed hostage siege on Sunday, the BBC reported, saying there were no casualties after a gunman took two staff members hostage at a bowling alley in a leisure complex in central England.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - A Colombian soldier held hostage for a month by the country's rebel National Liberation Army (ELN) was freed on Thursday, the Ombudsman's Office said, the fourth hostage released by the group in less than a week.
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Last year Ms. Briggs, who was awarded the rank of Officer of the Order of the British Empire in 2014 for her work with hostage families, branched out to establish an American chapter, Hostage US, based in Washington.
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Families of hostage victims contend with ransom payments A key point of the new policy made clear that families of hostage victims would not be prosecuted for making private ransom payments to the terror groups holding their loved ones.
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They later released the hostage and ditched his vehicle before Fitzgerald entered a family's home in Vestavia Hills, Alabama, flashed a gun and took a woman at the residence hostage as he stole the family's car, federal authorities said.
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In a separate statement on Monday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo also thanked the UAE, as well as the US's envoy for hostage affairs Robert O'Brien, the US Embassy in Abu Dhabi, and the FBI's Hostage Recovery Fusion Cell.
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He's also made himself hostage to the Israeli right in an unprecedented manner.
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There was no suggestion from police that the hostage-taker had Islamist links.
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Lebanon's Iran-tied Hezbollah movement has accused the Saudis of holding Hariri hostage.
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The deadly hostage situation at a Los Angeles grocery store is now over.
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It's hard to make these investments while held hostage to quarterly earnings targets.
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Congressional Republicans, then, took CHIP kids hostage when the program's funding ran out.
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They should not be taken hostage to serve the interests of some pilots.
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Buba says she was taken hostage exactly one year and 33 months ago.
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Buba says she was taken hostage exactly one year and 10 months ago.
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The child was held hostage, later released and was not injured, officials said.
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"The war crime of hostage-taking is also possibly being committed," he added.
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Mesh network routers with a subscription plan that doesn't hold your Internet hostage.
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"The Johnny Depp apology feels like a hostage video," comedian Ricky Gervais tweeted.
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Ramsay taunts Jon by telling him he's holding his youngest brother, Rickon, hostage.
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She's gathered her army behind the city walls where she's holding Missandei hostage.
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New body camera footage shows LAPD officers accidentally shooting and killing a hostage.
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In exchange, Pyongyang agreed to stop holding a group of Malaysian nationals hostage.
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The Coleman-Boyle family had appeared in multiple hostage videos over the years.
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One commentator described his performance as akin to a hostage pleading for mercy.
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ET: Hostage negotiators communicate with the shooter while he's barricaded in the bathroom.
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"BBC Dad held hostage as toddler and baby accomplice go on rampage" pic.twitter.
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Pls Know There R 'Millions' Of Us [being] Held Hostage By Insane DICTATOR !!
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It also accuses it of taking Americans hostage in Lebanon in the 1980s.
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We're seeing an unprecedented attempt to hold hostage an entire branch of government.
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It appears to be unprecedented — political hostage-taking amid a modern trade war.
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By the time officers arrived, it had escalated to a barricaded hostage situation.
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They must dodge jihadist snipers and avoid landmines laid to keep them hostage.
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As a result, players say they feel like hostage consumers on the app.
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Long story short: They're holding the hospital's records hostage and demanding a ransom.
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Episode three — "American Bitch" — is just as focused as "Hostage Situation" is chaotic.
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He is accused of holding her hostage until she escaped on Jan. 10.
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They're being held hostage, thanks to an unfortunate clash between geology and evolution.
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You can't put 22104 on hold in the middle of a hostage situation.
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Yet another American hostage had been sentenced to 15 years of hard labor.
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The untold story of American hostage Otto Warmbier held captive in North Korea.
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James Foley, of New Hampshire, was killed in 2014 after being held hostage.
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" Bailey added: "We don't have to be friends, it's not a hostage situation.
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The children Lindsey is holding hostage range in age from 1 to 12.
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That may be worthwhile, since it would defuse hostage-taking in the future.
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And to Doha's critics, the hostage deal was further evidence of that role.
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The first involved an elaborate tactical campaign that closely resembled a hostage negotiation.
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The attackers took five people hostage and cried 'Allah Akbar,' French media reported.
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In 2006, the only surviving hostage-taker was sentenced to life in prison.
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The spokeswoman said she had no information about the hostage-taker's possible motive.
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The attackers also took his 31-year-old business partner, Fabrizio Mendoza, hostage.
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His character was created following the Iranian hostage crisis of the early 1980s.
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Theories flew — he was being held hostage, he was sick, he was transitioning.
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Some cadets were taken hostage during the raid, which lasted nearly five hours.
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Fuller said last month police would be more a terror-related hostage situation.
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"This game took us hostage and now we're getting out," Zaring told me.
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If a cash payment is contingent on a hostage release, it's a ransom.
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Iran held 52 U.S. diplomats and civilians hostage for the next 444 days.
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Now, instead of just being burglars, the women find themselves with a hostage.
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Schultz isn't pondering a run for president; he's holding the Democratic Party hostage.
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With Josh's help, they concoct a speech about how she's not a hostage.
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When he shakes hands he pulls yours toward him like a hostage taker.
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Cover: Protesters at the celebration of the anniversary of the Iran hostage crisis.
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A few thousand people were held hostage; most of them have been rescued.
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But to many, it looks as if his presidency has been taken hostage.
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Republicans should not hold American workers and businesses hostage with far-right riders.
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"I didn't want him to be held hostage or kidnapped," Mr. Marciano said.
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After talking with hostage negotiators, the suspect handcuffed himself and surrendered, police said.
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If still alive, Levinson would be the longest-held hostage in American history.
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We are victims of what I have defined as state-sanctioned hostage-taking.
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While Mr. Gorbachev was a hostage in Crimea, Mr. Yeltsin was in Moscow.
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""He did not expand the power of the hostage mediator role particularly effectively.
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In a separate Amaq statement ISIS said they were holding eight men hostage.
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"So that you can never be held hostage by one supplier," Trump said.
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Abdul Rashid Dostum is accused of beating and taking a political rival hostage.
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Mr. O'Brien was previously the State Department's special presidential envoy for hostage affairs.
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If ratification is delayed much longer, it could become hostage to electoral politics.
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Darcy's thugs, but the band members have Big Justin hostage, which might be
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The conservatism that has always held baseball hostage is a short, serviceable answer.
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Frank has a plan for bringing Conway into help with the hostage situation.
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There he began painting the Otage (hostage) series he first showed in 1945.
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The report said they witnessed the beheading of another hostage a day earlier.
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He was a successful hostage negotiator before he was in the Secret Service.
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You know, the ones who aren't being held hostage by TD Canada Trust.
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Roberts acted as Gates' producer who is held hostage while on live TV.
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"I remember when the hostage crisis happened, we were all Iranian," he recalled.
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Ultimately, even in a highly polarized era, Trump may prove hostage to events.
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The hostage crisis was eventually resolved in 1981, at a conference in Algiers.
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This most recent controversy over the alleged "hostage" payment fits this pattern perfectly.
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Mr. Wong ordered veterans out of the room and held three employees hostage.
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And so why are they accusing us of holding the Defense Department hostage?
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To extract political concessions through hostage taking of one issue, one issue: Obamacare.
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Democrats called it "hostage taking" and refused to negotiate until the government reopens.
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"That photograph is like a hostage photograph," Mr. Coates said of Renty's image.
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"Is it hard being bad?" a child hostage asks her in Season 1.
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We already knew the president was ready to take the CSR payments hostage.
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"I feel like a political hostage," said Carlos Vielmann, a former interior minister.
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They took his children hostage and waited for him to return from work.
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Whether such deals reward further hostage-taking can hardly be your immediate concern.
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The robot eventually starts to retaliate, and even holds its human testers hostage.
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In 1979, Jimmy Carter did not attend because of the Iran hostage crisis.
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The group beheaded a German hostage this year and two Canadians last year.
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He had exchanged gunfire with police before taking the women hostage, CNN reported.
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In 2012, the celebrity hawk was kidnapped and held hostage for three days.
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Officer died after bravely swapping places with hostage in ISIS related terror attack.
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There is a valid debate about the proper response to a hostage situation.
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Is it possible that one can be held hostage by someone else's words?
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Upon arrival many are held hostage by traffickers and starved, beaten and tortured.
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Filibusters and holds became routine ways of taking budgets hostage and blocking appointments.
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"There was one hostage that died in the last two years," he said.
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Republicans have argued that by doing so, Democrats are holding government funding hostage.
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" He also referred to the exchange as a "one-on-one hostage swap.
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It ought not to adversely the other 11 bills being held hostage, essentially.
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Question: One could almost say it's similar to a hostage testifying under duress.
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"Banks are keeping your data hostage to charge you more money," said Brown.
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The suspects hijacked the UPS truck, took the driver hostage and sped away.
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There were also unconfirmed reports of at least 20 civilians being taken hostage.
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" The late-night host joked that Trump would be a "horrible hostage negotiator.
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So when the hostage negotiations were about to end, Mr. Abadi pushed back.
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Doing the research means you're not held hostage to a below-market rate.
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Mr. Nemmouche still must face charges in France linked to the hostage-taking.
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Last year, Motherboard reported how hackers were holding high profile Instagram accounts hostage.
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Kim is having major anxiety after being held hostage and robbed in Paris.
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That year, Iran took 19793 Americans hostage at the U.S. embassy in Tehran.
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Now, he's holding workers and families hostage to get the funding he demands.
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The hostage crisis was eventually resolved in 2400, at a conference in Algiers.
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American hostages are "more than twice as likely to remain in captivity, die in captivity, or be murdered by their captors as the average Western hostage," according to the report, which compiled data on 1,185 hostage cases from 2001 to 2016.
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The case for damages was brought by 409 Russian nationals who either were taken hostage or injured in the incident, or were family members of those taken hostage, killed or injured, the European Court of Human Rights statement said in April.
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When guerrillas take diva, fan and assembled guests in formal wear hostage, in an incident loosely inspired by the 1996 hostage crisis in Peru, the beauty of that voice becomes one of the elements that brings captives and captors closer together.
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Pérez de Cuéllar spent much of his second term working behind the scenes on the hostage issue, resulting in the release of Westerners held in Lebanon, including the last and longest held American hostage, journalist Terry Anderson, who was freed Dec.
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Not wanting to make a limp-wristed hand job of today's Ask Hole on account of my ignorance, I reached out to Ben Lopez, professional hostage negotiator and author of The Negotiator: My life at the heart of the hostage trade.
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We will never fully recover from the horrific outcome of our own hostage crises.
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Mr. Levinson was last seen alive in a hostage video made in late 2010.
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She's simply a hostage to her lech of a husband, the narrative goes. #FreeMelania.
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An entire sector of the federal government is held hostage by the last century.
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They allowed many civilians to leave, although they had taken a Catholic priest hostage.
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"The children are used by Kim Jong Un as kind of hostage," he says.
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A few shakes are good... anything more might turn into a hostage situation. 4.
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As it dragged on Friday, Schumer accused the president of holding federal workers "hostage."
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"Most families are frozen by the shame and hostage to the silence," he said.
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Variations involve holding specific equipment, like your keyboard, hostage until you pay the ransom.
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ACROSS THE NATION Florida gunman kills 4 kids in hostage standoff , commits suicide: report.
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The system, sometimes called "hostage justice," has come under fire from human rights advocates.
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Trump may be holding the country hostage, but everyone else still thinks you're #1!
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Kardashian, as Glamour points out, was held hostage in a bathroom during the ordeal.
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The alleged victim, Joycelyn Savage, refuted her own family and said she's no hostage.
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How might they handle discovering Dwight holding four key members of their group hostage?
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A hostage situation ensued, but it has now ended with the hijacker in custody.
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"One man's ego holds hostage a whole nation with the shutdown," one person tweeted.
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She's taking him to meet with the kidnappers who are holding his friend hostage.
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The church twice mediated between the Somoza regime and the Sandinistas during hostage situations.
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During the coup attempt, Erdogan said Akar had been held hostage by the plotters.
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Al Qaeda has released a hostage they've held in captivity for nearly six years.
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Moghaddam fired a shot when he entered the store and took two people hostage.
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That wouldn't be fair to those whose content is held hostage in the meantime.
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Nicolas Henin was a Frenchman who was held hostage by ISIS for ten months.
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Byers held off a Taliban fighter with his bare hands during a hostage rescue.
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There are unconfirmed reports that they have taken hostage the families of some defectors.
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"We're not going to be held hostage by whoever is doing this," he said.
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"No country should be held hostage to a single provider of energy," he said.
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He said it had been drafted by U.S. senators hostage to anti-Russian sentiment.
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He said those killings were part of legitimate police operations, including a hostage incident.
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" "Would he have held a male customer's items hostage until he smiled for him?
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The ICRC said it had acted as a neutral intermediary in the hostage release.
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Was it when a psychopath ate a sausage next to his freshly-castrated hostage?
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The suspect and the hostage were involved in a relationship, police told KOLO 8.
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We're left with a convoluted web of interests that hold tolerance and equality hostage.
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Back up your data so you don't lose much if hackers hold it hostage.
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Washington (CNN)Now, President Barack Obama and partner John Kerry are hostage to history.
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If you take an American hostage, Barack Obama will cut a deal with you.
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How would such authority have helped hospitals whose data was held hostage on Friday?
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She said Guzman never took a girl hostage while he was on the run.
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Subsequently, a man claiming to be the hostage-taker called CNN affiliate WSB-TV.
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It looked like the Hollywood power could had been taken hostage by Barnaby Joyce.
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"Erdogan is no president, but a hostage-taker," Ozdemir told the daily newspaper Bild.
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Yes, they help me and tell me everything but they also keep me hostage.
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WASHINGTON/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Huawei's CFO "should not be a hostage" in Sino-U.
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But the Uber hacker was an extortionist holding data hostage, not a bounty participant.
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That everything else is a hostage drama wrapped around an ostensibly complicated global caper.
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It is not expected that the Trump administration would become hostage to this myth.
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Park visitors and resources should not be held hostage during a lapse in appropriations.
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"In the Republican Party, there's a hostage situation going on," she told the magazine.
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Lorge added that she feels like she is "being held hostage" by the shutdown.
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Iran cannot be allowed to use the nuclear deal to hold the world hostage.
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No president has the right to hold the country hostage to a campaign promise.
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It would be another signal that Mr. Ryan remains hostage to his ultraright members.
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Stuck on a family road trip, Elliot reacts as though he's being held hostage.
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She had told him she'd write a note saying she hadn't been held hostage.
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They held several worshipers and at least one nun hostage, while another nun escaped.
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Neal fired shots at the women, stabbed one and held them hostage, Cohen said.
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They initially said that the militants had taken an unknown number of people hostage.
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House leadership has a history of holding conservative reforms hostage because of union cash.
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The kidnappers, naturally, threaten to dispose of their hostage if the cops are called.
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The hostage situation ended when the gunman agreed to walk out of the store.
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Instead of being held hostage by these people, he's pretty much obliterated the issue.
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Although, I felt, you know, James Patterson looked like he was a hostage there.
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" If not, he threatened, "I'm killing a hostage and throwing him out the window!
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Under such conditions, the competitors become hostage to third party provocations, or even accidents.
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The president read a scripted clarification yesterday like he was in a hostage situation.
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Long distance passengers are just 15% of Amtrak's total, but hold the company hostage.
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They'd beat up and rob the refugees, they'd keep them hostage in abandoned buildings.
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Police found no one dead, injured or taken hostage inside the house, he said.
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His hostage, a sex worker who he'd booked through an escort agency, was uninjured.
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We've been held hostage to their predilections and braided intrigues for a long time.
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Neal then held the women hostage "for a period of time," Cohen said Wednesday.
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For one, why was Spinks, the first victim, held hostage before she was murdered?
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He said election officials had been "held hostage" by soldiers assigned to poling stations.
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"The government of Peru is basically holding these Americans hostage," the U.S. official said.
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But he does believe Trump is hostage to events, and operating with limited time.
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Radio clips and newspapers refer to bombings and a Red Army Faction hostage episode.
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A tense 16-hour standoff ensued, with Monis holding 18 customers and employees hostage.
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We're now hostage to spectacle and theater in a way we never were before.
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House Bolton, you still have the North, but you just lost your key hostage.
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The listed crimes include terrorism, hostage-taking, slave labour and sexual exploitation of children.
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Diplomatic relations were severed after the hostage crisis in Tehran nearly 40 years ago.
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But Mr. Trump has also taken trade hostage, and we're all prisoners alongside it.
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And, to an extent, any election cycle is hostage to the whims of events.
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That leaves both Trump and his co-partisans in Congress essentially hostage to events.
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At least 50 inmates eventually escaped, while others set fires and took guards hostage.
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" Consumers, he said, are being "held hostage to the pricing power of Big Pharma.
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Aid workers, priests and government officials are held hostage in the area, he added.
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Nearly four years later, an estimated 112 of those students are still held hostage.
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French Special Forces rescued one hostage, Sjaak Rijke, a Dutch citizen, in April 2015.
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Each time their hostage escapes, some give chase while others engage in interpersonal recriminations.
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An overwhelmingly white, rural minority of voters is holding an entire state's business hostage.
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In one instance he was held hostage at gunpoint after a carjacking in Minneapolis.
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Democrats have blasted the president's threat, arguing he is trying to hold healthcare hostage.
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The hostage situation that played out on live television began around 1:30 p.m.
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If you don't open it, as you're supposed to, the man kills his hostage.
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Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) sounded a squeamish note on holding the economy hostage.
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Our national monuments were never meant to be held hostage by self-interested politicians.
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The suspects then hijacked the UPS truck, took the driver hostage and sped away.
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She "said she... felt like a slave or a hostage around there," Frasher said.
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Albert Wong, a veteran, held three employees of the home hostage before killing them.
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But no, that was just the moment I decided to become a hostage negotiator.
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" In an interview on MSNBC, another former hostage, John Limbert, put it bluntly: "Mr.
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The group beheaded a German hostage this year and killed two Canadians in 2016.
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He suffered from his own political controversies including a U.S. hostage crisis in Iran.
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And in season 15, she is kidnapped and held hostage by a serial rapist.
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Hoyer argued that other spending bills are "being held hostage essentially" as a result.
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The agreement would then fall hostage to partisan bickering, with no guarantees of approval.
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Tice is not the first American hostage the Trump administration has tried to release.
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The president called O'Brien "the greatest hostage negotiator in our history" at that event.
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"It feels like they are being held hostage by the market," said Shah. 2.
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He took the woman hostage minutes later in a nearby pharmacy where she works.
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Now he wants to hold them hostage to Steven Miller's anti-immigrant wish list.
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"Voting rights can't be hostage to every change in political administration," Mr. Simon said.
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The caller said the man was holding two employees hostage in a back room.
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And the police response was based on law enforcement's contextual understanding of hostage situations.
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THE WOMAN A passenger plucked by Kong from a train car and held hostage.
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In the 21st century, hackers are the bank robbers and data is the hostage.
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Lawmakers have already started taking other parts of the Republican agenda hostage over immigration.
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In any event ... fans can finally smile about 'TC5' no longer being held hostage.
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"President Trump is holding the government hostage over his wall, using the well-being of millions of Americans as hostage in a futile attempt to get what he wants: a concrete border wall," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader.
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No one has been hurt in the standoff, and no one is being held hostage.
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Thank you, Mr. President, for shutting down the government and holding 800,000 federal employees hostage.
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The hostage situation ended when the gunman agreed to walk out of the store. (AP)
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He&aposs accused of barricading himself inside and holding dozens of employees and customers hostage.
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In 2002, Russian military gassed Chechen rebels at a Moscow theater during a hostage situation.
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Among the parishioners in Rouen was a nun who was taken hostage at Hamel's church.
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The attacker then took two women hostage inside the school before confronting police massed outside.
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So far, he has freed 13 Americans who were once detained or held hostage abroad.
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He only had one hostage, Rickon Stark, with which to taunt or compel his enemies.
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Another prison official who had been taken hostage was rescued from the prison's C Building.
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It identifies other such instances as dealing with an armed suicidal person and hostage situations.
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Police say a man is holding two people hostage in an office in central Paris.
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FLORIDA GUNMAN KILLS 4 KIDS IN HOSTAGE STANDOFF BEFORE TURNING GUN ON HIMSELF, POLICE SAY
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"They only select workers who are married and have children - hostage-taking essentially," Glendinning said.
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She was a political hostage amidst Robb Stark's (Golden Globe winner Richard Madden) Northern uprising.
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These players may be hostage to a particular cycle, but sometimes that cycle is good.
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Infrastructure shouldn't be held hostage by politics, but who's naive enough to believe it isn't?
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SNL's longest running cast member Kenan Thompson described the rambling speech as a "hostage" situation.
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Recycled materials compete with virgin ones, so recyclers are hostage to volatile raw-material prices.
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French President Francois Hollande says the two hostage-takers had pledged allegiance to Islamic State.
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In August, an ISIS affiliate claimed to have beheaded a Croatian hostage kidnapped near Cairo.
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He said he had been framed and that Russia held him hostage to be exchanged.
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The suspected shooter was shot dead by police shortly after he took a woman hostage.
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A day or two days afterwards, North Korea took a — held an American student hostage.
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Inside the house, Bowden was allegedly holding his ex, Haley McHam, hostage, the statement alleges.
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He&aposs an Iranian American whose father and brother are being held hostage in Iran.
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While most governments don't officially negotiate hostage releases, there are often intermediaries that step in.
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It is bad enough that the US-Saudi relationship is now hostage to American politics.
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They charge Republicans are holding the Zika money hostage to an ideological fight over abortion.
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The drama you're referring to is that the tapes were held hostage by Mike McCarthy?
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Chinese-Malaysian hostage Bernard Then Ted Fen was also beheaded by the group last November.
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He gets lucky and manages to take a whole bunch of Saviors hostage without incident.
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FOR Roberto Azevêdo, its director-general, the WTO is a "hostage of its own success".
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The Wall Street Journal expressed this tension well by invoking a sort of hostage situation.
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But you can only confiscate a property, rob a bank or sell a hostage once.
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The annual show's current January time slot holds attendees hostage in the massive Cobo Center.
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In the meantime, the continuing drama holds much of the rest of the league hostage.
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So that was a firm "no" to friends and a big "yes" to hostage taking.
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But Rocky isn't a political hostage, and he's not in a hostile or undemocratic country.
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One western diplomat said the arrangement provided Qatar the "cover" to finance the hostage deal.
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Some may not realize he'd been a hostage, much less one scarred by his experience.
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He also was aware of Islamic State hostage operations and supervised the group's broader finances.
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A sheriff&aposs office SWAT Team and a hostage negotiator responded to a home Dec.
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The United States, Britain and France were among those that sent advisers, including hostage negotiators.
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Porter's attorney, Joseph Murtha, accused the prosecution of taking their client hostage for five trials.
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"We're seeing an unprecedented attempt to hold hostage an entire branch of government," Reid said.
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"The storage issue also makes farmers hostage to abusive freight rates during harvest," says Tirloni.
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But for Laos, Washington's forward-looking regional agenda is held hostage to its prior actions.
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It was a story, and witchcraft and hostage situations make for much better listening material.
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In 1967, he was shot down, captured and held hostage for more than five years.
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We in Mexico are familiar with the perverse logic of keeping people hostage as leverage.
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And two other people recognize Linda as the "hostage" Piper and Alex had first captured.
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Hotels and cars were destroyed and four policemen have been taken hostage, the government said.
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Coming to Netflix this year will be "Captive," an eight-part series about hostage negotiators.
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When it came to espionage and hostage-taking, I learned, one could not assume anything.
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Last year, inmates in southern Taiwan used scissors from a workshop to take guards hostage.
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AP FACT CHECK: Bank officials put blame for the hostage crisis on the bank robbers.
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During the 1979 Iranian hostage crisis, Europe and other allies expanded trade with the country.
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It is bullies that don't get their way and who are holding public health hostage.
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The claim fell flat in Lebanon, where speculation swirled that he was being held hostage.
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The State of the Union speech itself became a hostage in the Trump-Pelosi firefight.
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The Chibok episode is the most high-profile hostage taking to date by the group.
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Trump on Wednesday tapped Robert C. O'Brien, his top hostage negotiator, as national security adviser.
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He said he believed that his son Tahmid Hasib Khan, 22, was being held hostage.
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Yet, unfortunately, USMCA is currently being held hostage by the partisan political circus in Washington.
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She says her cousin was murdered by a racist during the hostage crisis in 1979.
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On Wednesday, Lebanese President Michel Aoun told journalists Hariri was a "hostage" in Saudi Arabia.
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I hear they have as many as thousands and they are simply holding them hostage.
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Civilians were taken hostage, thousands of them fled and almost the whole city was evacuated.
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What's more, the N.F.L. has a history of holding cities hostage to pay for stadiums.
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After holding Dreamers and immigrant families hostage, Trump now seems determined to escalate the strategy.
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Attackers raided the Splendid Hotel in the capital, Ouagadougou, shooting some and taking others hostage.
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Jaime would make a perfect hostage to infuriate her enemy in the same personal way.
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He takes her hostage inside her car, as she swears she won't write the story.
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The debate is put on hold and Frank is informed of a breaking hostage situation.
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U.S. terrorists loyal to ICO have taken an American father, mother, and teen daughter hostage.
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His debate-night threat, holding the validity of the election itself hostage, is no surprise.
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My boyfriend said that he felt as if he were sleeping next to a hostage.
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After the fatal shooting, Atkins holed up in the store and kept those inside hostage.
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Letty seems to be less a hostage than a willing participant on a thrill ride.
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The gunmen had held four police officers hostage for a week before releasing them unharmed.
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Inmates took staff hostage, launched mass breakouts, lit fires, and scaled the roofs of prisons.
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To the Editor: Regarding President Trump's backtracking: He looked like a hostage reading a statement.
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Neither romance nor hostage drama nor political thriller, it never builds a head of steam.
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Yet it's entirely predictable that Iranian officials would spin this episode as a hostage payment.
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Or it could create an entertainment behemoth that holds consumers hostage, as the government insists.
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Some days it feels like the whole world is being held hostage to male fragility.
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He didn't hold must-pass bills hostage or otherwise cause problems for the White House.
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Now, it is on the cusp of holding the United States hostage to nuclear blackmail.
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The insurgents took Afghan soldiers hostage and made them act as guides to new targets.
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Republicans have held children's insurance hostage to force Democrats to accept cuts to other programs.
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A mother and her teenage daughter who had been taken hostage were rescued, he said.
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The third hostage — Kim Dong-chul — has been held in North Korea since October 2015.
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Mr. Astarita has maintained his innocence, and many of his hostage rescue teammates believe him.
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The 78-year-old hostage has an apparently endless supply of brandy in her car.
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He takes Senator Mitt Romney, Republican of Utah, hostage before throwing him to the ground.
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The State of Israel has become a hostage of a private personal problem of Netanyahu.
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They have also taken a priest and his parishioners hostage and set fire to buildings.
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Richmond was paralyzed, a hostage afraid to move for fear of a jumpy trigger finger.
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Schumer and the Democrats hold the government for millions of Americans and our troops hostage.
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Like a hostage, she's just mouthing words she's been required to read by Sinclair management.
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The analyst, whose name was not released, is reportedly trained in hostage negotiation, not diplomacy.
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"They held the Defense Department hostage, and we had to pay that ransom," Mulvaney said.
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For a time, we even held the dean of the college hostage in his office.
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"There was one hostage that died in the last two years," Lankford told the newspaper.
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Iranian students retaliated days later by seizing the Tehran embassy and taking 52 Americans hostage.
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But under any circumstance, should public policy be held hostage to racial and religious discrimination?
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But the food security of 20 million people cannot be held hostage to budgetary maneuvering.
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In March 2016, a video was posted which appeared to show Yasuda as a hostage.
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Union workers have also held company bosses hostage or damaged property to make their point.
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Robert O'Brien said Donald Trump is the greatest hostage negotiator of all time. 38-0.
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Gantz said Netanyahu was holding the country hostage due to his personal and political interests.
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"We were held hostage in our own homes," longtime Deer Park resident Steve Michels said.
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"Our hostage negotiators believed they had established a good rapport with him," the chief said.
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He then went inside and opened fire on the crowd before taking multiple people hostage.
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"We're arguing that the legislature's funding failures cannot hold the Sixth Amendment hostage," she says.
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Democratic leaders called it a "hostage taking," saying they wouldn't negotiate until the government reopens.
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Since he was taken hostage, Mr. Cantlie has appeared in several Islamic State propaganda videos.
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Chief Brown said they employed a hostage negotiator and used a device for detecting bombs.
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The hostage was a female screw called Emma, who was a pain in the arse.
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The Irish kid got an extra four years added to his sentence for hostage-taking.
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I don't know if I'd use the word "hostage," but we definitely have a problem.
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The Dhaka Metropolitan Police confirmed that they had questioned the former hostage, Hasnat Karim, a British citizen who works for a family-owned civil engineering firm, as well as a second former hostage, Tahmid Hasib Khan, 22, a student at the University of Toronto.
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In April 2014, the United States would not grant a visa to Iran's chosen U.N. ambassador, Hamid Abutalebi, because of his links to the 1979-1981 Tehran hostage crisis when radical students seized the U.S. Embassy and held 52 Americans hostage for 444 days.
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"We are hostage to Russian ICBMs and they are hostage to ours and maybe I'm missing something, but I do not see what a hypersonic nuclear missile brings to the strategic missile posture that earlier systems don't," he added, referring to Russia's nuclear deterrence.
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A year ago this month, Kim was held hostage at gunpoint during a robbery in Paris.
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" Parly also paid tribute to the two French officers and described the hostage takers as "terrorists.
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But anyone with fears of being held hostage in the future has good reason to worry.
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Four employees were initially taken hostage, but two of them were released a few hours later.
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By the time backup arrived, four corrections employees, including a female counselor, had been taken hostage.
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US diplomats are not held hostage by any militant band of revolutionaries anywhere in the world.
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During the negotiations, the hostage-taker reportedly evoked a strange mix of events, including the Sept.
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Fontes said 74 prisoners were taken hostage during the riot, with some executed and some released.
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Dozens were held hostage until Malian and United Nations security forces ended the siege hours later.
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He later tells his parents he feels as if he had been hostage to a cult.
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And so it was that we remained hostage to their many unwelcome posts all this time.
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It seems his severance package is being held hostage by the man whose wife he killed.
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Mali said government soldiers held hostage by the Ansar al-Dine group were among the dead.
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Abu Sayyaf released a similar video last year, about a month after taking the four hostage.
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The man took 37 people in the bus hostage before freeing six of them, officials said.
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Many hackers target hospitals and hold sensitive files hostage, because they know people will pay up.
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It gets to a point where we need to know what's going on with that hostage.
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Mental illness is intimidating, yes, but largely because of how it holds survivors hostage with secrecy.
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On another occasion, he had sent $6,000 to a smuggler holding his sister hostage in Sudan.
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The commodity semiconductor maker is "a little hostage to the trade talks with China," he added.
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" Another over on Reddit describes Sony holding Fortnite skins hostage in 2018 as "an actual joke.
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She's rescued children from dangerous hostage situations and protected families with active hits out on them.
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Though Close's hostage crisis storyline is entirely fictional, the movie's handling of said situation is accurate.
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Without his testimony they might never know why they or their family members were taken hostage.
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Some 200 trainees are stationed at the facility, officials said, and some had been taken hostage.
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Railsback says he believes a male parent was holding a teacher or other school staffer hostage.
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The woman claims she was terrorized at gunpoint while Odom was held hostage for two days.
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Envoys met with Qing officials, but after talks broke down they were seized and held hostage.
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According to the report, Newsom said that while Jarvis held Madison hostage at gunpoint on Nov.
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He shoots the gun into the air, proving yet again this is a real hostage situation.
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A woman may face charges for claiming her ex-boyfriend was holding his current girlfriend hostage.
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One time, as he stood beside Trump, Christie looked like he was being held hostage. 1313.
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Money Monster plays out as a hostage drama, with an agenda familiar from The Big Short.
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It said it could not immediately respond to a request for comment on the hostage deal.
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Will Iran's security services take more Americans hostage, putting them in prison on trumped up charges?
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The position of special presidential envoy for hostage affairs at the State Department is now vacant.
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"I was a hostage, not a prisoner, and that's the way I felt," McCann, 50, says.
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In both instances the attacks targeted establishments popular with Westerners, dozens of whom were taken hostage.
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"Hi everyone in Kettering," says Lohan with the flat intonation of someone in a hostage video.
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Some U.S. officials believe that a militant group, and not Iranian security forces, held him hostage.
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"Deadline of warning is over," one of the hostage takers says in the most recent video.
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As one Twitter user wrote, "Yep, those babies will be held hostage by partying students everywhere."
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Some senior SPD members have made clear that they will not let Merkel hold them hostage.
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" In one video shared on her Instagram, which Gaines captioned, "My son is not a hostage.
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During the beginning of that whole messy hostage situation, two policemen are the first to arrive.
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A two-hour standoff ensued after the man took children hostage, and more gunfire was exchanged.
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In 2013, Castellano allegedly held hostage and raped a fellow student at Vincennes University in Indiana.
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Kenny G is not, in fact, being held hostage by Yeezy for his elaborate romantic plans.
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Bigelow said he'd launch sooner, but he's been "held hostage" by the lack of launch services.
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According to Delaware Online, five correctional officers were taken hostage at around 10:30am Wednesday morning.
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If only Hanna knew that her sometimes-pal Mona was the one holding those shovels hostage.
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American access to space will no longer be held hostage to the whims of the Kremlin.
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Their second mistake is the new practice of holding the budget process hostage to other causes.
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Agriculture is fearful this attempt too will end up as hostage to additional partisan political demands.
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But unbeknownst to MCC (and most of the inmates), there's a second hostage situation going on.
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Don't you dare hold your potential hostage because you're worried what someone might say or think.
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The United States needs to understand these animosities, but not be held hostage to them. 2628.
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Following a trail of dead walkers, Travis discovers a distraught Chris holding a young child hostage.
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"Well, any American hostage around the world, especially in a regime like Russia, [is]," Richardson responded.
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Another American journalist held hostage by the Islamic State, Steven Sotloff, was beheaded the following month.
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The Obama administration pulled its punches, holding robust American counteraction hostage to preserving the nuclear deal.
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A third gunmen had stayed in the helicopter with the pilot, who had been taken hostage.
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Abu Sayyaf attacked another tugboat in June in the Sulu Sea, taking seven Indonesian sailors hostage.
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O'Brien previously worked as an attorney, as a diplomat, and as the White House's hostage negotiator.
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When Boko Haram invades, it typically kills much of the population and takes the rest hostage.
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The report also found that 348 reporters were being detained and 60 were being held hostage.
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He said he's "no hostage negotiator," but wanted to help Hill come out of the house.
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The hostage-takers reportedly demanded improved education, rehabilitation programs and more transparency regarding the prison's budget.
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If other considerations permeate presidential thinking, Americans' national security becomes hostage to a president's personal agenda.
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She becomes his principal hostage, and a pawn in his negotiations with the powers that be.
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"They hold companies hostage and make them buy services," Duffy said in an interview with CNBC.
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The raid on Entebbe airport was one of the most daring hostage rescues of all time.
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"We just want to get them in our van and take them hostage and amuse ourselves."
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Trump on Thursday morning accused Democrats of holding government funding hostage over that issue as well.
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Police confirmed that the suspect held "multiple victims hostage" at the store before he was apprehended.
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But when he did the clarification, reading from a script, people said things like hostage tape.
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Lynn Davis was held hostage that day and lost her cousin Judy Davis in the attack.
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She poses as a British hostage, letting Dougal negotiate her release in exchange for their safety.
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A car dealership employee who was held hostage was shot dead by the suspects, police said.
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EST: President Trump meets with Danny Burch, an American citizen who was held hostage in Yemen.
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In short, Trump should stop holding the federal government hostage over the building of a wall.
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He insisted on a border wall and is holding the government hostage until he gets it.
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The Iran sanctions program dates from right after the Iranian Revolution and the U.S. hostage crisis.
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Health care and civil rights legislation, for instance, were two issues that the coalition held hostage.
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These divergent approaches seem to have a profound impact on the outcome of a hostage case.
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It was unclear on Saturday if Mr. Lakdim had been holding more than one person hostage.
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The prisoners seized the prison 130 miles from Damascus a week ago, taking some guards hostage.
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This crime series about a team of crisis and hostage negotiators wraps up its third run.
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During the trial, the president sent his top hostage negotiator to Sweden to oversee the proceedings.
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The TV star says she was essentially held hostage, separated from her phone and her manager.
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"250 Water Street is becoming a hostage situation," Grace Lee, a parent and local activist, said.
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Now the Democrats are going to find out they're being held hostage by the extreme left.
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The retired agent, Robert Levinson, was said to be the longest-held American hostage in history.
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But people are holding us hostage from the other side of the aisle on certain issues.
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President Trump issued a terse statement condemning North Korea, which is still holding three Americans hostage.
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An earlier version of this article reported that the Hostage Rescue Team was formed in 1972.
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The kids come down from the mountain and into a jungle, dragging their hostage with them.
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"Turkey can't take the defense plans of Poland and the Baltic countries hostage," the adviser said.
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Five militants stormed the Holey Artisan cafe, took diners hostage and killed them over 12 hours.
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In each, the unit has to decide between rescuing the hostage and targeting a terrorist leader.
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Mr. O'Toole said that by the time the police entered, there was only one hostage inside.
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Trump has captured the Republican Party, and that means that he is holding Republican legislators hostage.
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There are 14 different complaint categories, including loss and damage, weight disputes and holding goods hostage.
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Soldiers evacuate a hostage from the Terminal 21 shopping mall in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, Feb. 9.
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Earlier, Robert O'Brien, the administration's top hostage negotiator, replaced John R. Bolton as national security adviser.
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The daughter of one of the security guards was held hostage in France but then released.
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Breaking President Trump named Robert O'Brien, his chief hostage negotiator, as his new national security adviser.
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In a separate proceeding, the sole surviving hostage taker, Nurpashi Kulayev, was sentenced to life imprisonment.
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I felt I was a hostage of the country that I have served for 17 years.
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He allegedly took one hostage before ordering everyone else out of the building, the statement said.
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He pleaded guilty, after evidence surfaced that he had held female clients hostage for sex work.
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Someone had called 911 pretending to be Rovenski, claiming she had a hostage in the basement.
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A sergeant rounded up the children and moved them to safety before he was taken hostage.
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Hostage to his own crimes and misdemeanors, Putin is doomed to die in his Kremlin residence.
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It's an event that quickly devolves into a crime family hostage situation involving an unexpected explosion.
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DACA recipients "should not be held hostage to President Trump's crusade to tear families apart," Sen.
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The ordeal was called a "dysfunction of U.S. hostage policy," inspiring military personnel to take sides.
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O'Brien was tapped as special envoy for hostage affairs at the State Department in May 2018.
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He also gave instructions on how to kill and dispose of the hostage, the indictment said.
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Ms. Love said that protesters had ambushed her Uber ride and had held her driver hostage.
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"It changed everything," said James Gagliano, a retired member of the FBI's elite hostage rescue team.
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Those teams were the first American citizens in Iran after the 1979 U.S. Embassy hostage takeover.
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Larossi Abballa, 25, also took the couple's three-year-old son hostage in Monday night's attack.
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" Clarida added that the health-care debate has "held the rest of the economic agenda hostage.
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Finch died after police responded to a false report of a domestic shooting and hostage situation.
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Republicans are trying to blame the minority for holding the government hostage over an unrelated issue.
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Most presidents are hostage to short-termism and impatience, usually ousted after one or two terms.
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"There's an old adage in negotiations, never take a hostage you wouldn't shoot," Mr. Murphy said.
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In The Bourne Identity, I didn't want to take the girl hostage in the third act.
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We hold the terrorists who took Robert Hall hostage fully responsible for this cold-blooded murder.
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When hackers held high profile Instagram accounts hostage, some victims did decide to pay the ransom.
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Canadian hostage Robert Hall is believed to have been killed by his captors in the Philippines, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Monday, in what appears to be the second execution of a Canadian hostage by the militant group Abu Sayyaf in the area in recent months.
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"I presume she's a hostage, and that they'll do their best to keep her alive and not harm her, simply because they want to have something or other in return and it's not very good having a dead hostage," the paper quoted Mr. Wilson as saying.
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The Hostage Response Group is led by a special assistant to President Trump and Tom Bossert, senior director for counterterrorism, while the Hostage Recovery Fusion Cell is an interagency operational group for the recovery of US national hostages abroad, led by the FBI Special Agent Robert Saale.
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The group has recently beheaded two Canadians taken hostage last year, but recently freed Filipina, Marites Flor.
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"I would consider this new round of hostage-taking a sign of such escalation," he tells Axios.
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The ACA's letter also raises concerns involving Hulu, suggesting that Comcast could effectively hold the service hostage.
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The EU last week warned Bosnian leaders not to hold the election results "hostage to party interests".
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Police in Los Angeles on the scene of a hostage situation at a Trader Joe&aposs supermarket.
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A hostage situation here in Los Angeles at a Trader Joe&aposs grocery store has been resolved.
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Instead, they kept her hostage for two days – all the while, extorting more money from her husband.
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"I'm not going to make myself a hostage to fortune by predicting the future," he told reporters.
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Officials credited the female hostage the Herman took with calming him down and possibly preventing more deaths.
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During a more than two-hour long assault, the attackers executed some victims and took others hostage.
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Before the hearing could begin, Shayne burst out of the detainee room holding two security guards hostage.
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Police continue to work at the scene of a hostage standoff where a police officer was shot.
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In 2002, 120 hostages were killed when police stormed a Moscow theater to end another hostage-taking.
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In addition, 348 journalists are currently in prison across the globe, and 60 are being held hostage.
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Worse, they are committed to holding low-income children hostage in failing schools for their radical agenda.
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Same with 1980 and Operation Eagle Claw, as we desperately tried to end the Iran hostage crisis.
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Ned Stark never treated Theon like a hostage — he was kind and treated Theon like a son.
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The hostage situation is seen as a test of Duterte's pledge to crack down on militant activity.
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Debra Messing, however, didn't hold Will & Grace's 2017 return to NBC hostage with a litany of demands.
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Some folks here in Washington rushed to declare that it was the start of another hostage crisis.
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Members like India and South Africa have been happy to hold any deal hostage to their agenda.
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His "baby" is now forever marred as the site of the deadliest hostage standoff in Bangladesh's history.
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"Episode 1" It's 1977 in Braddock, Pennsylvania, and agent Holden Ford has a hostage situation to manage.
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There was the press conference where an entire Twittersphere jokingly wondered whether Christie had been taken hostage.
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So she and her friends kidnap him, hold him hostage, and find a way to blackmail him.
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Industrial systems are increasingly victims of targeted ransomware, where hackers identify big ticket companies to take hostage.
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In the future, it could be a person's car or pacemaker that is taken hostage, they said.
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Family members have identified a teacher being held hostage in a classroom at a Southern California school.
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Nearly 40 years after Iranian revolutionaries took Americans hostage, Jimmy Carter's emergency declaration is still in force.
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In October, a South Korean ship was seized, with its captain and Philippine crewmember also taken hostage.
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"The vast majority of right-thinking people cannot be held hostage by a radical fringe," he says.
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Any effort to save an American hero being held hostage in Iran, I&aposm in favor of.
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There are also an estimated 300 to 600 civilians trapped or being held hostage in the city.
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Since then, the government has faced questions about its protocols around paying ransoms for Canadians taken hostage.
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It was not clear if the attackers had made any demands during the 12-hour hostage standoff.
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If a migrant is taken hostage, the insurance guarantees that smugglers will negotiate for the person's release.
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"If Russians have been taken hostage ... there will soon be consequences," the ministry was quoted as saying.
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A call came in to the Broward Sheriff's Office Tuesday, claiming a hostage situation at the home.
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Long raped her and held her hostage for more 26 hours before letting her go, she said.
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And he says that -- he has a good metaphor that North Korea is like a hostage situation.
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Texas police fatally shot a gunman who held people hostage in an Amarillo Walmart Tuesday, police announced.
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The Illinois native was reportedly taken hostage in Khost, a province near the Afghanistan and Pakistan border.
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"Mr Trump responds to being scolded by Mr Romney Oh, Christopher"No, I wasn't being held hostage.
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Five years earlier, a former Manila police officer held a busload of tourists from Hong Kong hostage.
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U.S. President Barack Obama was briefed about the hostage situation at the cinema, the White House said.
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In Tuesday's video, al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb claims it also took her hostage in 2012.
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A rideshare driver has taken one of his employees hostage and is demanding to talk to him.
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"We will not hold ourselves hostage to U.S. sanctions," he told the IP Week conference in London.
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Sadler said Bowden released a female hostage before he surrendered about five hours after the standoff began.
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"He is very capable of killing, holding someone hostage and kidnapping," Vicksburg Police Chief Walter Armstrong said.
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We are now being held hostage by a small group of thugs, neo-Nazis and white supremacists?
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No country or actor should be able to coerce, blackmail or hold America hostage to its policies.
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Richard Simmons isn't transitioning or being held hostage – so why hasn't he been seen in three years?
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Capital is being held hostage to the volatility in the crude oil market like it or not.
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At the time, Wells appeared to be a hostage of the same crime he had just committed.
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There they briefly took a 29-year-old pregnant nurse hostage and exchanged gunfire with security forces.
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Hostage of California jail escapees thought '100% I would die' CNN's Artemis Moshtaghian contributed to this report.
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"He has waded in so deep now that he has become Assad's hostage," said a European diplomat.
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The Islamic State had long claimed that the hostage, Kayla Mueller, was killed in a Jordanian airstrike.
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A judge complained that the court system had been "held hostage," and Mr. Bloomberg sued the union.
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Holding government spending hostage for purely political purposes is gross negligence at best and extortion at worst.
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Here come the spoilers: The prisoners have taken over Litchfield and are holding the correctional officers hostage.
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Seniors are held hostage by antiquated laws that prevent them from using modern day services and technologies.
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Do not abandon the visions, hopes and aspirations of the venturesome young individuals held hostage by thugs.
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"You're hostage to the total addressable market, or TAM, for internet entertainment around the world," he explained.
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It holds #Dreamers &kids separated frm parents hostage to cut legal immigration & enact the hard right's agenda.
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It seeks to make abortion even less accessible by holding the medical community hostage to federal funding.
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Instead, it said the drones will aid police during large events, hostage situations and hazardous waste spills.
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In March the football team of the University of Buea was taken hostage; many parents paid ransoms.
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Officials previously said a total of five staff members were taken hostage, but later lowered the number.
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Buckingham Palace takes an MP hostage each time the Queen enters Parliament to guarantee her safe return.
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President Donald Trump is already trying to hold gun-law reform hostage to his anti-immigration agenda.
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Tisdale was hit over the head and then held hostage by Emilio Maldonado, a supposed house hunter.
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The revolution triggered the attack on the U.S. embassy in Tehran and a 22019-day hostage crisis.
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Sarah (Levinson) Moriarty is the daughter of Robert "Bob" Levinson, the longest held hostage in American history.
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President Donald Trump tapped hostage negotiator Robert C. O'Brien as his new national security adviser on Wednesday.
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O'Brien was reportedly boosted by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, given their work on several hostage cases.
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Boko Haram has for years waged a campaign of beheadings, bombings and hostage-taking across northeastern Nigeria.
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Clearly, Senator Shelby appears to be holding the bank hostage to his personal political re-election efforts.
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A $12 billion backlog won't be overcome overnight, especially if funding is held hostage by Washington politics.
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The Foundation currently has $0003 million remaining which the NYAG has been holding hostage for political gain.
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"Let's not hold the American people, especially the federal workers, hostage to these negotiations," South Carolina Rep.
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"Democrats are holding our Military hostage over their desire to have unchecked illegal immigration," Trump tweeted Saturday.
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Reagan was accused of delaying the release of Americans held hostage by Iran until he was elected.
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A couple held someone else's luggage hostage at a Disney resort after their Hello Kitty toothbrush broke.
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The military said that all three attackers, who planned to take hotel guests hostage, had been killed.
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