So instead of going on another reality show and trying to hunt down my husband, I'm going to hunt down success stories in this crazy times of Tinder, Bumble, Hinge.
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And fans don't have to hunt down the content elsewhere.
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The Yankees did not have to hunt down the mementos.
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Others swear they could hunt down the deepest of sighs.
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They were told their job was to hunt down criminals.
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Huck helped Wilson make the decision to hunt down an agent.
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Now you go and hunt down those other Schrödinger/rebus entries.
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This had encouraged me to hunt down a local running club.
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I admit that I, too, zealously hunt down happiness these days.
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He vowed to hunt down and punish those linked to the bomber.
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That means it's up to you to hunt down your cost basis.
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This side of Twitter developed a product to hunt down abusive users.
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A former couple hunt down a terrorist in a new heist series.
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Mali's government promised to hunt down the attackers and punish them. 3.
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It was routine for him to hunt down contributors on their vacations.
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Or hunt down a dangerous prey, then tame it to do your bidding.
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It sure is fun to hunt down a bunch of evil space criminals.
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Cash-strapped shoppers began using the internet to hunt down the best deals.
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Hoping to hunt down an affordable plane ticket home for Christmas or Thanksgiving?
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Maybe you can hunt down an unlocked version if Samsung ever makes one.
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But we don't have to hunt down right-wing extremism to find it.
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We must then relentlessly hunt down terrorists wherever they have found safe haven.
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John J. Pershing in 1914-15 to hunt down the bandit Pancho Villa.
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This year also brought the Trump administration's stated intention to hunt down whistleblowers.
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This is why it's so important to hunt down the best mattress deals.
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So, we decided to hunt down every single design — and their potential meanings.
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There may be room for deputizing private parties to hunt down bad robots.
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They said ground and air operations were under way to hunt down the militants.
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Colony bees are known to hunt down their queen bee if she changes hives.
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He helped the United States hunt down Osama bin Laden and al-Qaeda terrorists.
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What's not so fun is having to hunt down every last missing dart afterwards.
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Gonna try to hunt down the lower hair in a darker color for Alice.
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Federal law enforcement may be unable to hunt down bot-operators based outside America.
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But it sure is fun to hunt down a bunch of evil space criminals.
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That could help them enhance their surveillance capabilities, disrupt activism or hunt down dissidents.
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Typically, hotels need to hire human inspectors or dogs to hunt down bed bugs.
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I really tried to hunt down as many families of survivors as I could.
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That information could be used to hunt down the people who own these accounts.
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I decided to go back to my usual method and hunt down my gimmes.
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With a Sniff and a Signal, These Dogs Hunt Down Threats to Bees 38.
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But just because they're hard to hunt down doesn't mean they aren't worth checking out.
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Outgoing Philippine President Benigno Aquino has ordered security forces to hunt down Abu Sayyaf militants.
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But in general, the administration's modus operandi hasn't been to actively hunt down unauthorized immigrants.
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While you can hunt down minor environmental details, the glowing silhouettes immediately indicate what's important.
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Poor response rates drain budgets, as it takes surveyors more effort to hunt down interviewees.
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I text my friends, shower, hunt down a mosquito, and go to bed around midnight.
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I get to interview people and hunt down details and turn over lots of rocks.
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I traveled to Israel from Oxford several times a year to hunt down my speakers.
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This explains why Facebook is going out of its way to hunt down offending publishers.
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Now, with the beach mere minutes away, he's determined to hunt down some scaly food.
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Vigilante groups of local residents formed militias to hunt down any refugees who got through.
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Then, to get back to Google Maps, I had to hunt down the app icon, manually.
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We frequently go out of our way to hunt down the nearest cold-pressed juice spot.
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To get it, hunt down and kill the ghostly NPC Hearthsinger Forresten in the Stratholme dungeon.
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"We will hunt down the criminals involved in today's events," Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta tweeted Friday.
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When I go out I like to hunt down the really late night parties—like Unter.
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In retaliation, Brazilian state officials attempted to hunt down and locate those responsible for the act.
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"Long ago, we had to hunt down who to talk to in these companies," he said.
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"We will hunt down terrorists who threaten our country, wherever they are," Obama said that September.
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The personal source of power means you don't need to hunt down wall outlets in public.
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America needs to hunt down terrorists wherever they operate with the full cooperation of host nations.
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Even Star Wars actors Peter Mayhew and Mark Hamill are helping hunt down the missing items.
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Instagram banned all the services in response an vowed to hunt down similar ones more aggressively.
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How much of an obligation should social media platforms be under to hunt down illegal content?
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In 2000, China announced the start of a global campaign to hunt down fugitive former officials.
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I return to the airport to hunt down my luggage, which never arrived at the hotel.
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Merritt Wever and Toni Collette hunt down a rapist in a new crime series on Netflix.
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The Head Key is also what Kinsey uses to hunt down and completely destroy her fear.
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Let the bots hunt down anti-Semites, divert antifeminist trolls and crowd out the propaganda bots.
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Still, some women may want to hunt down that Kevyn Aucoin gloss after watching the film.
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Anyone who actually spends the time to hunt down easter eggs is gonna have a field day.
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Bernard from Westworld, is enlisted by a mother to hunt down the wolves that took her child.
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The communications network did little to help infantrymen hunt down fleet-footed terrorists in dense, unfamiliar cities.
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So users would have to hunt down the "sauce," aka the GIF's source video, on another site.
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ET. In the meantime, we suggest you take an early lunch and hunt down Funny Face stat.
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I remember the police in Britain used to hunt down homosexuals—and it's not that long ago.
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Failing that, we could alway design artificial microorganisms that can hunt down and destroy problematic bacteria. 8.
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Apparently, some serious cosmetic sleuths — who are using the site to hunt down some seriously affordable products.
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Fear not, Pokémon chasers, there is a new way to hunt down the little critters across America.
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You can also use their tracking system to hunt down power tools buried in your garage. Amazing.
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Their mission was to hunt down a Viet Cong leader believed to be operating in the village.
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Police use drones to map cities, hunt down suspects or victims, investigate crime scenes, and monitor traffic.
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I had to hunt down the steps to follow if your refund doesn't show up as planned.
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Google Images hasn't been particularly useful in this manner, forcing users to hunt down that information themselves.
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The vehemence of his swings broke the ball reloader, and he had to hunt down an attendant.
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A series of telescopes will hunt down signs of life on distant planets that circle other stars.
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And FBI Deputy Director David Bowdich vowed that they would continue to hunt down the alleged hackers.
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America's special operations troops can hunt down a terrorist or train an elite unit better than anyone.
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To manage costs without inflicting sticker shock on customers, restaurants have to hunt down every possible savings.
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He knew that his friend Robert would hunt down and kill even children because of their bloodlines.
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The end of the wild west era has begun as lawmen hunt down the last remaining outlaw gangs.
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This represents the first known case of such a device being used to hunt down an undocumented immigrant.
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There are rare and mysterious creatures — like the fabled West Virginia mothman — that take teamwork to hunt down.
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The Philippines will urge its allies to step up efforts to hunt down Islamic State and affiliates worldwide.
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Serial killer Michael Meyers has escaped from prison to hunt down the one that got away: Laurie Strode.
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Carolyn fires Eve from her tracking job, but Eve defies Carolyn and goes to hunt down Villanelle anyway.
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The GPS is imprecise, so couriers and customers need to hunt down the robot's locations, sometimes behind bushes.
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In an iconic scene in the Hollywood blockbuster "Jurassic Park," velociraptors hunt down two children in a kitchen.
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When he heard that someone had overdosed or even died from fentanyl, he would hunt down that batch.
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They fear that the Nicaraguan government has sent spies to Costa Rica to hunt down protesters in exile.
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By the standard alimentary sequence, insects feed on plants or one another, and then birds hunt down insects.
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Travelers often need someone at home to hunt down documents that help with tourist visas and other issues.
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For an instant jolt of 🎄🎅🏻🌟 — there is still time to hunt down your local Nutcracker!
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Together they hunt down the Most Wanted Fugitives from the FBI, U.S. Marshals and states' lists throughout the country.
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Lucky for Star, loyal fans are taking to Twitter to help him hunt down the culprits behind the crime.
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Teddy gets asked to join a posse to hunt down known outlaw Hector Escaton, but turns the sheriff down.
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They then told me all the ways they were trying to hunt down the guy who owns the site.
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Then a monk gives players a list of targets, a vague map, and targets to hunt down and defeat.
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The developer has gone so far as to proactively hunt down players exhibiting toxic behavior on sites like YouTube.
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I made a tremendous effort to get back on my feet and to hunt down pretty bits of inspiration.
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Selling shares in the mobile division will raise billions of dollars for Son to hunt down more major deals.
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China has been trying to get increased international cooperation to hunt down suspected corrupt officials who have fled overseas.
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Whenever he managed to hunt down a cube, he'd take a sip of his cognac, as if in celebration.
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Selling shares in the mobile division would raise billions of dollars for Son to hunt down more major deals.
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Immune cells are modified to go hunt down cancer let's say, and that modification can be done using CRISPR.
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It has since deployed some 4,000 soldiers, known as the Barkhane force, across the region to hunt down Islamists.
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It's morel mushroom season in much of the United States, meaning it's time to hunt down these tasty treasures.
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She discovers that its subject is her past, and she vows to hunt down the person who betrayed her.
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Second: we will continue to hunt down Morabito, wherever he is, to throw him in jail as he deserves.
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Instead of collecting Pokemon, you're going to soon find yourself trying to hunt down DropMix cards of your favorite artists.
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President Maithripala Sirisena's government condemned the attack on the refugees as "shameful" and urged police to hunt down those responsible.
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The prosecution would simply use whatever he told them as "leads" to hunt down evidence of other crimes by others.
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It's part adventure, part puzzle as players hunt down colossi and figure out how to best slay these monumental beasts.
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"President, I want to remind you that investigative journalists are not trophies for corrupt rulers to hunt down," Velázquez said.
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Together they will hunt down the Most Wanted Fugitives from the FBI, U.S. Marshals and States' lists throughout the country.
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Vinyls, but Undeground Toys has an exclusive variant of her in her scavenger goggles that you can hunt down, too.
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Blue Apron has marketed themselves as a way to cook gourmet food without having to hunt down all the ingredients.
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Egypt's chief prosecutor urged his staff to hunt down "forces of evil" on social media and traditional news outlets Wednesday.
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Players team up to hunt down nuclear codes, which can be used to fire missiles and wipe out their enemies.
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That may be unrepeatable: sector valuations have risen sharply and Son will have to hunt down some pretty big targets.
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Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif condemned the terror attack and directed authorities to help those injured and hunt down those responsible.
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Pakistan continues to hold in custody a jailed doctor believed to have helped the CIA hunt down Osama bin Laden.
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Until then, I guess you're just going to have to hunt down an animatronic bull in your city of choice.
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You've got to rescue them, but to do that you've also got to hunt down the elevator's missing floor buttons.
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Hunt down a last-minute airfare on SkyscannerThe Purchase Eraser should work for any airline, hotel, or travel agency purchase.
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He added that countries must hunt down traffickers while boosting humanitarian aid and allowing more migration to the developed world.
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It has since deployed more than 4,500 soldiers, known as the Barkhane force, across the region to hunt down Islamists.
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They wander the dusty streets of Sweetwater, drawing patrons into quests to hunt down villains and search for forgotten gold.
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I have three beers after work and, a bit too buzzed to hunt down Feedback food, eat leftovers for dinner.
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These are the tools Hayden's NSA team used to hunt down, because they provided the easiest method to crack encryption.
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That attack led the Americans to invade Afghanistan in an effort to hunt down Al Qaeda's mastermind, Osama bin Laden.
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"We hunt down the cucks," he said, using alt-right slang for conservatives considered insufficiently committed to the movement's ideas.
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President George W. Bush began the Afghan war to hunt down Osama Bin Laden in the months after the Sept.
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He's afraid of the Bookburners, a shadowy "men in black" type of organization said to hunt down rare-book thieves.
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Even other chains that sell chicken now push Christmas deals in Japan, as shoppers hunt down holiday buckets of chicken.
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The full weight of the Federal Government's force will be deployed to hunt down the perpetrators of this evil act.
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Species's protagonists are a motley crew recruited by the US government to hunt down its secret alien experiment gone wrong.
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The dreaded Mukhabarat, or secret police, is almost certain to hunt down and punish those who took up arms against Assad.
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And we had to hunt down our checked coats when the entire staff disappeared into the kitchen as we were leaving.
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These are independent contractors who hunt down missing Bird scooters for the company, either to charge or bring in for repairs.
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They hunt down travelers through geo-tagged photos and hashtags on Instagram and turn them into potential buyers, Hindustan Times reports.
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Hunt down: bottles produced by Capriades, Jousset, Johan, and Scar of the Sea; stash these and keep them on heavy rotation.
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If you want another video service however, you'll need to go to your phone and hunt down the Google Cast button.
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Dutch police have tested training eagles to hunt down bad drones, but the impracticalities of that approach add up astonishingly fast.
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We're told the Department got in touch with the FBI and created a joint task force to hunt down the culprit.
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According to Guard from Above, the goal is to draw on the bird's "hunting instincts" to make them hunt down drones.
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Unlikely, but I highly recommend everyone hunt down a cassette on Discogs because those will be worth a lot one day.
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I distinctly remember that the dude who picked up couldn't help me, although he tried to hunt down someone would could.
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You find yourself accepting that it is all right to hunt down Palestinians, killing a number of others in the process.
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France's army said in statement that at the request of the local authorities its forces intervened to hunt down the attackers.
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If you're a hardcore fan of the intergalactic series, the urge to hunt down torrents is probably strong with this one.
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Levels are large and varied, with plenty of different things to find and do while you hunt down those bloody Jiggys.
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Those orders extended to the Navy's sea mammal sentries — dolphins and sea lions trained to stand guard and hunt down threats.
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I end up having to hunt down the robot when it doesn't come back to the charging dock after its cleaning.
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And now he's captured his niece and will hunt down his nephew (if he even thinks Theon is worth the time).
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Turkey's National Intelligence Organization (MIT) used all resources to hunt down government opponents for Erdogan instead of tracking down terror cells.
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Last night, Texas lawmakers passed House Bill 3535, which allows landowners to hunt down hogs (and coyotes) via hot air balloon.
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They're working again with their allies in the American-led military coalition to hunt down the few hundred fighters who remain.
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But today, he said, the system's faster turnaround times are allowing detectives to use it more often to hunt down suspects.
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It's the story of an unnamed old man, his master and a monster — the plantation mastiff trained to hunt down runaways.
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The men made a plan to hunt down members of a rival Trinitarios faction known as Sunset, according to the indictment.
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Paula Patton stars as Laura Price, a news producer in San Francisco who helps the police hunt down a serial killer.
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These included cell therapy using energized T-cells to go out as foot soldiers to find and hunt down cancer cells.
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Think: a combination of Richard Scarry and "Where's Waldo," but with no words and no directive to hunt down specific items.
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Deckard is a classic hapless gumshoe, staggering from one dangerous encounter to the next as he tries to hunt down his prey.
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The footage highlights the importance of sea ice and how the bears use their incredible sense of smell to hunt down prey.
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The company advertises this feature as a way to track down missing persons or hunt down murderers, but it's ripe for abuse.
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And the president's made it clear the top priority of this administration is to hunt down and destroy ISIS at its source.
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Originally, they were organized by Lord Eddard Stark to hunt down Gregor Clegane for atrocities committed against the people of the Riverland.
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Dictatorships in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, Brazil and Bolivia coordinated to hunt down and kill exiled opponents in the 1970s and 1980s.
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Visibly shaken, he arms himself with a gun and hijacks a police car in order to hunt down Light (Wolff), the perpetrator.
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Sure, I'd need to hunt down a good third-party keyboard, but there's never a shortage of good accessories for Apple devices.
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Please watch until Demi Lovato leads an army of gospel singers in lab coats through the woods to hunt down Jesse Williams.
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Effectively there are more than 40 of them, as each Metroid you hunt down is like a miniboss in and of itself.
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Ten days later, pets and farm animals would die off while packs of big dogs would form to hunt down other animals.
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The KeySmart Pro helps you hunt down your keys if they're ever misplaced, working in tandem with the Tile location tracking app.
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Before you stress about having to hunt down one more thing for your wedding, we've done all the hard work for you.
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Scaramucci also reiterated a point he made on TV: He vowed to aggressively hunt down and fire leakers in the White House.
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The likes of Karlie Kloss, Ruth Negga, and Kanye West have made us want to hunt down the coolest coats in town.
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Reno filed an initial police report but began to hunt down her car herself, documenting it in a string of Facebook videos.
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By the 225s, methods of genetic analysis had advanced just enough to contemplate an effort to hunt down the defective Doberman gene.
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National mourning declared In a short, televised speech after meeting with security officials, Sisi said the government would hunt down the attackers.
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He'd wanted to work with local opposition fighters to hunt down the insurgents who had killed them, but it wasn't to be.
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It was as if James Bond volunteered to hunt down Blofeld, booking his own flights and hotels, all to improve his Japanese.
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By the 2185s, methods of genetic analysis had advanced just enough to contemplate an effort to hunt down the defective Doberman gene.
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In keeping with the relativistic theme, WFIRST will also rely partly on gravitational microlensing in order to hunt down Earth-sized exoplanets.
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In what the developers call "the nuke loop," Fallout 76 players can hunt down nuclear codes and launch ICBMs at the map.
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In other cases, you may not know where all those gigabytes went, and you'll need to hunt down the biggest data hogs.
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In another email, moderators were told to hunt down and remove rumors wrongly accusing an Israeli soldier of killing a Palestinian medic.
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General Funk said the coalition would continue to hunt down foreign Islamic State fighters before they can return to their home countries.
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They crawled the web for a list of local restaurants, and hired people through Fiverr to hunt down their gift card links.
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The United States-led campaign to hunt down the last pockets of ISIS militants in Syria has lost its most effective fighters.
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His "cultural revolution" was a call to hunt down and eliminate his enemies, and reeducate China's youth with the principles of Maoism.
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Your next step in the quest,assuming you chose "meat," is to hunt down a ferocious creature and gather your bonus ingredient.
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They can fire missiles, hunt down adversaries, or secretly monitor targets for days — all while keeping human pilots safely behind computer controls.
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In Lithuania, Instagrammers hunt down Fabijoniskes, the neighbourhood where a recent television series about the Chernobyl nuclear disaster was filmed (see picture).
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It's offensive to categorize conservatives as hateful individuals who would hunt down children in the streets simply because you disagree with us.
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Both stories are about professional law enforcers who hunt down rogue androids, and both consider the philosophy of what exactly makes someone human.
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"We've seen throughout the years they have been expanding their reach to hunt down my communities and other communities," Mora-Villalpando told Gizmodo.
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It'll be another compliment to Pinterest's increasing efforts to hunt down users that are interested in products at specific moments in their lives.
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Similarly, calling to hunt down and kill "radicalized" Muslims is seemingly all right, but saying "all white people are racist" is ban-worthy.
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The map is packed with quests and collectibles to hunt down, but the best parts of Horizon are the stories you make yourself.
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Then they designed the robot, which looks like a dark gray garbage canister with arms, and told it to hunt down certain items.
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The only way to break the cycle, and survive to the next day, is to hunt down the murderer before he hunts her.
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It will hunt down a derelict satellite, grab it with a robot gripper or a net, and then steer it out of orbit.
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Panama's president Juan Carlos Varela spoke out against Henríquez's murder on Twitter, promising to mobilize security forces to hunt down the responsible parties.
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Unlike Raden, which relies on a mesh network to hunt down lost bags, Bluesmart relies on 3G and GPS radios to track luggage.
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In order to save her daughter from harm, she teams up with an FBI agent (Morris Chestnut) to hunt down an elusive criminal.
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In recent years, those lockdowns have taken on a viscerally realistic approach, with fake gunmen roaming the school pretending to hunt down children.
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Local CBIRC branches will also hunt down off-balance sheet investments by banks that ended up in real estate projects, the notice said.
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In October, the Tarabin tribe, one of the biggest in Sinai, announced that it would help the military hunt down Islamic State operatives.
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In 2015, Indian special forces crossed into Myanmar to hunt down guerrillas of the group who had taken shelter in the neighboring country.
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The real-time, facial recognition glasses are being used to "prevent security risks, hunt down fugitives, and spot fake IDs," state media reported.
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So here's how to to hunt down the perfect accommodation for you, not just the listing with the lowest price or the nicest photos.
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They're the IT professionals who hunt down network vulnerabilities and keep the World Wide Web safe — all while making a casual six-figure salary.
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Wornowiid dinoflagellates, for example, are single cells, but have tiny eyes with a lens and retina that they apparently use to hunt down prey.
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According to the likes of Jeanette Madsen and Thora Valdimars, it's time to put your Birkenstocks in storage and hunt down your old Havaianas.
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But at the very least, most of them were games I hadn't paid much attention to and probably wouldn't have thought to hunt down.
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Forsaken sends guardians to a new explorable space, the Tangled Shore, to hunt down those responsible for killing friend and fellow guardian, Cayde-6.
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Players of the game from Japan's Nintendo Co Ltd walk around real-life neighborhoods to hunt down virtual cartoon characters on their smartphone screens.
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President Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday condemned the attack and directed the military to hunt down the perpetrators, a statement from the presidential office said.
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You can hunt down scissors, gnaw the yarn into submission with your teeth, or make it easy with the Fiskars Ultra-Sharp Thread Snips.
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Harkening back to his CIA days, he said the U.S. and allies (read Israel) would hunt down and stop Iranian agents around the world.
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We've tweaked this photo of him and now it is up to you to hunt down the differences between these two super similar snaps!
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In recent years, Chinese telecommunications companies have proved willing partners in efforts by Chinese authorities to expand domestic surveillance and hunt down political opponents.
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The show also follows the two detectives who team up to hunt down the serial rapist that other law enforcement professionals have largely ignored.
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Many people here support Hindu vigilante groups, especially the so-called cow protectors who hunt down those who break Hinduism's taboo against killing cows.
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He has said he will principally use the money not to hunt down illegal ballots, but to shoot down unfounded rumors of election theft.
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Authoritarian governments like Russia and China have been known to abuse Interpol's "red notices," tantamount to international arrest warrants, to hunt down political enemies.
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Some of her most noticeable pieces are often spotted when she performs onstage in bodysuits and leotards, but others are harder to hunt down.
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It's a little Easter egg for players to hunt down, one of the many that have graced the two Destiny games over the years.
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Speaking as a pocket-loving woman, trying to hunt down an outfit with pockets is basically the same as hunting for the Holy Grail.
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Condor was coordinated by dictatorships in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, Brazil and Bolivia to hunt down and kill exiled opponents in the 1970s and '80s.
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Stanniland was able to hunt down the burger after it returned to earth all thanks to a GPS tracking device he attached to the contraption.
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President Donald Trump is introducing to the world the K9 hero that risked life and limbs to hunt down ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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Apart from a few hidden menus that only the power users will want to hunt down, the Amplifi app is easy to use and attractive.
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"We will hunt down those responsible for yesterday's incident," Lieberman told Israel Radio on Sunday, adding Hamas was ultimately responsible for what happens in Gaza.
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It's simple and wearable and probably the one look of all of these that we would hunt down like a fox and try to get.
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Lawmakers say they are increasingly concerned about the spread of advanced surveillance technologies which can be used by authoritarian governments to hunt down political opponents.
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It has since deployed more than 4,000 soldiers, known as the Barkhane force, across the region to hunt down Islamists, including about 1,000 in Mali.
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Mr. Khattala was captured in Libya in 2013 by a similar American force, demonstrating the eagerness of the United States to hunt down those involved.
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Violence is rising again in the region, where India has presided over a bloody campaign to hunt down those fighting a quixotic battle for independence.
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Cutting support for the Syrian Democratic Forces has crippled the ability of the United States and its former partners to hunt down the group's remnants.
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Mr. Trump told American diplomats he wanted to hunt down the officials who gave a whistle-blower information about his call with the Ukrainian president.
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There are two kinds of parties, just like there are two kinds of churches: those who hunt down heretics and those who seek out converts.
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I had to hunt down a server to place a lunch order, and both the server and towel attendants seemed pretty unhappy to be there.
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"The United States will continue to hunt down terrorists like al-Asiri until they no longer pose a threat to our great Nation," Trump said.
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But HuesBox doesn't send customers big brand products — instead the Harris sisters hunt down the best finds from small businesses run by people of color.
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In the game, players hunt down monsters in various map — they either do that alone or by joining online parties of up to four people.
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You'd be better advised to work up an appetite with an hour's reading and then head out to hunt down some real Mexico City fare.
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" Later, Clinton accused Sanders of standing with "Minutemen vigilantes in their ridiculous, absurd efforts to, quote, 'hunt down immigrants,' which led to a heated exchange.
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But it's also not the time or the place for a somber vow to hunt down the perpetrators and make sure they never strike again.
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This makes Hollywood's claim — that consumers already paying a premium for cable content would choose to hunt down pirated versions of the same programming — very confusing.
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Government and military officials have vowed to hunt down militants across the country and Pakistan's border with Afghanistan has been shut down due to security concerns.
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The award-winning project aims to help authorities hunt down illegal fishing boats using drones fitted with cameras that can monitor large swathes of water autonomously.
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Push toward the center of the galaxy, tug on the threads of a story, hunt down pirates, trade goods from system to system — it's all possible.
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After her mother is kidnapped, a Brooklyn teenager (Katherine McNamara) discovers that she comes from a long line of human-angel hybrids who hunt down demons.
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SATC taught us to never trust New Yorkers who don't take the subway, but it also taught us how to properly hunt down a chemical peel.
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Since 2012, there has been abundant liquidity in the market, making more dollars available to lend and pushing banks to hunt down more borrowers, it added.
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The online giant may also be ordered to hunt down all similar information posted by the user whose post was found to be illegal, he added.
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So if you're ready to skip the drugstore this week and hunt down some staples your BFF definitely won't have, we suggest hitting up Topshop stat.
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The entire speech, in fact, imagines that government at all levels will be used to hunt down and remove immigrants from their homes, families and jobs.
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In the north, the autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) recently sent its armed forces, the Peshmerga, to help hunt down ISIS cells in a mountainous area.
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In a series of Assassin Creed Syndicate side missions, Charles Dickens enlists Jacob and Evie to help hunt down some of London's most notorious supernatural creatures.
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And rather than perusing the site's many products, this shopping hack makes it easy to hunt down the latest viral fashion finds in one central spot.
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Just think of it as the ultimate curated shopping section and the easiest way to hunt down the best products hiding in its massive clothing category.
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Valve's approach produces great titles like Black Mesa, but also terrible cash-grabs such as an unofficial Half-Life 2 sequel called Hunt Down the Freeman.
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They work for the Commodore (a foreboding Rutger Hauer), an enigmatic kingpin with an apparently limitless number of enemies for Eli and Charlie to hunt down.
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In "Silence of the Lambs," the protagonist is pulled directly out of training at the FBI Academy in order to help hunt down a serial killer.
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Though he was trained to hunt down the most dangerous terrorists in the world, nothing prepared him to defend someone accused of carrying out terrorist acts.
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Bloom also made Sabbag's position clear ... she didn't want a cent from Kevin -- rather she wanted to hunt down the perpetrator and bring him to justice.
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WASHINGTON — In the five days since he was named White House communications director, Anthony Scaramucci has vowed to hunt down leakers and fire anyone he catches.
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The I.P.V. deaths are driven by rage in which perpetrators stalk and hunt down women who flee to protect the lives of their children and themselves.
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To uncover the truth, Stephanie adopts a new identity of an assassin — with the help of some disguises — to hunt down those responsible for the tragedy.
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If you're not heading straight for a Trader Joe's "winery", maybe you memorized one tried-and-true label to regularly hunt down at your local wine store.
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Hunt down Twitter feeds for jobs at organizations or in areas where you want to work, and your timeline will soon fill up with positions of interest.
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The site helps students and parents find good schools – from Kindergarten to college – near them and hunt down distant schools that might not be on their radar.
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A British mother who returns to the police force to hunt down a serial killer from her past, but can't explain her own blackouts and violent outbursts.
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China has been trying to get increased international cooperation to hunt down corrupt officials since President Xi Jinping began a war against graft nearly four years ago.
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She's then recruited to hunt down a magical beast in a Hunt for the Ages, a challenge that will put all of her skills to the test.
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But why bother trying to hunt down another console when the smartphone in your pocket can already do almost everything the Switch can—with a few upgrades.
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Horizon: Zero Dawn'shumanity looks more like hunter-gatherer tribes, only instead of hunting down sabretooth tigers and wooly mammoths, you'll hunt down what looks like robot dinosaurs.
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The provision ordered the Federal Communications Commission to set new rules allowing debt collectors to robocall cellphones to hunt down debtors and get them to pay up.
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However, Pakistan has yet to release Shakil Afridi, the jailed doctor believed to have helped the CIA hunt down Osama bin Laden, the mastermind of the Sept.
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We've seen and read almost all of it, yes, but our fandom also means we hunt down just about every beauty product inspired by the anime phenomenon.
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China has been trying to get increased international cooperation to hunt down corrupt officials since President Xi Jinping began his war against graft nearly four years ago.
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Instead of opening up the app and trying to hunt down the frequency of the siren, the Here Ones should be able to automatically isolate that sound.
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Photo: Castlemania GamesIt seems like a good enough reason to hunt down your old N64 and dig out all your classic cartridges, but there is one catch.
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"The term AI is often misconstrued, with many people thinking of Terminator robots trying to hunt down John Connor—but that's not what AI is," said Wallace.
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According to a new longform piece from WIRED's Kevin Poulsen, a hacker got hold of a list of cybercriminals the US government was trying to hunt down.
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Many pay $7.99 for unlimited access, and 70% of subscribers visit weekly to hunt down the freshest and trendiest sounds to give their tracks that special something.
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Reynolds also leaves readers (this one, anyway) enthusiastically jotting a list as they go: of songs to listen to, books to read, YouTube clips to hunt down.
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Based on her book of the same name, Salt Fat Acid Heat chronicles Nosrat's adventures across the globe to hunt down the elements that makes flavor sing.
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An activist group blasted US Immigration and Customs Enforcement for continuing to hunt down undocumented immigrants even as the nation reels from the spread of the coronavirus.
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Between 1983 and 1985, Mr. Mugabe sent a military brigade into the country's western region, where much of Mr. Nkomo's support was based, to hunt down dissidents.
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With mountains of not-so-great scary movies appearing alongside frightful masterpieces, how do you hunt down what you'll like without getting lost in the browsing fray?
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In Hersh's case reporting involved long hours in libraries as well as jumping on last-minute flights to far-off small towns to hunt down reluctant witnesses.
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So if you're trying to hunt down a new unit at Best Buy, Walmart, Target, or someplace else, that's the most obvious tell that you've found one.
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They told their Mexican counterparts and reporters that the American president did not, in fact, plan to use the military to hunt down and deport unauthorized immigrants.
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Before we could start playing, I had to hunt down 5 AAA batteries and a Phillips screwdriver to provide the robot and the remote programmer with power.
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Even the Trump administration, busily working to hunt down and wall out poorer, browner immigrants and refugees, paused this week for the spreading of the sentimental slurry.
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Silva's suspenseful thriller follows an international agent, a shady businessman and a former British model as they hunt down a villainous terrorist in the South of France.
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Along with Mr. Bolsonaro, other politicians who had vowed to hunt down suspected criminals were rewarded at polls, setting the stage for a period of intensified bloodletting.
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The punishment typically follows a pattern: A crowd of Trinitarios, armed with machetes and knives, hunt down and swarm their victims, stabbing and slashing them multiple times.
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But they're also on a mission to hunt down some of the reasons for the region's rapid destruction, and to bring much needed awareness to the issue.
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Just last month, Higgins said the US should hunt down "suspected" Islamic extremists and "kill them all" in a fiery Facebook post after a terror attack in London.
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Buhari has vowed to stamp out the Avengers, but the military has found it difficult in the past to hunt down militants in the Delta's maze of creeks.
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Analysts asked why, if the government could hunt down El Chapo, it could not locate 43 students who disappeared from a teachers college in the state of Guerrero.
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The story comes to a head when Gon joins up with his father's protégé Kite to hunt down chimeric ants, which take on characteristics of whatever they eat.
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For fans of her Broken Earth trilogy, there's also "Stone Hunger," in which a girl will stop at nothing to hunt down a man who destroyed her life.
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Brock sets off alarms but Ms. Meade and Venable don't have time to hunt down the intruder because they're too busy concocting their plan to commit mass murder.
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This app always runs in the background and you need to hunt down a setting so you know it's not draining resources when you're not actually using it.
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Meanwhile Turkish police have launched new operations to hunt down more coup suspects, as part of the government's security crackdown, which has strained relations between Germany and Turkey.
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Go ahead and contact your ISP, which will either inform you of an outage or send out a tech to hunt down the problem on the ISP's end.
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Trucking and rail stocks are in the red — though some like J.B. Hunt down less than the broader market, while others down more than the S&P 500.
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Despite its massive output and popularity, Nollywood movies and shows were hard to find—in London, Njoku had to hunt down VCDs for his mother in small stores.
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Much of your time with Fumito Ueda's last game, the sublime Shadow of the Colossus, was spent on horseback searching a desolate land to hunt down mysterious beasts.
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The Chinese authorities routinely hunt down defectors and return them to North Korea, where they face torture, forced labor, life in a prison camp or even public execution.
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Much money and effort have been spent to deter and detain them, to speed them through court, to hunt down those who are later found to be deportable.
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In a blistering phone call, Mr. Schumer told Mr. Brown he would hunt down the most formidable candidate possible to crush him, and take pleasure from his downfall.
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Invited to New Mexico to hunt down and kill the infamous wolf Lobo, Seton sets himself to the task with determination, using such methods as poison and traps.
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If carried out, the plan potentially would require raids by a vastly larger federal immigration force to hunt down these immigrants and send them out of the country.
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To help hunt down opportunities, many of the funds have built up their in-house investment teams, hiring experienced rainmakers from top international banks and private equity firms.
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DiGiacomo had to hunt down a supplier in Canada who could make the shingles and then try to find someone who knew how to handle such a project.
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He specialized in using hounds to hunt down leopards and lions, though dozens of other animals are also listed on the site, including baboons, jackals, hyenas and warthogs.
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We've rounded up the very best places to hunt down your next everyday bra or show-stopping investment piece for all sizes, style preferences, skin tones, and budgets.
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We were wondering the same thing, so we decided to go hunt down a bunch of customer reviews and scour providers' websites for the best values for various needs.
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The artworks are anonymous, but can be liked or disliked which will help the app's creators showcase impressive virtual paintings you'll need to hunt down in the real world.
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Comics didn't just provide great stories but also a target for Coker's obsessive tendencies, a wealth of back issues, in-jokes, and cross-references to hunt down and untangle.
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This technique employs specially created antibodies (protein molecules, produced by immune-system cells, that bind specifically to a particular target protein) to hunt down that target within a cell.
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Both the checked and carry-on bags rely on 3G and GPS tracking to help you hunt down lost bags; the rest of the line solely relies on Bluetooth.
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Film buffs turn to Letterboxd to find the next movie to watch, foodies use Yelp to hunt down new restaurants, and bookworms check Goodreads to inspire their reading lists.
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And, of course, The Verge will be doing our best to hunt down the best deals we can find on Prime Day, so keep it locked on July 11th.
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Blake Charlton's latest novel concludes his Spellwright trilogy, in which a warden helps hunt down feared creatures called Neodemons, and learns that she's prophesied to kill someone she loves.
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You could hit the high street and try your luck in the sales, or trawl the web and hunt down the best prices from a bunch of different retailers.
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Well, you could re-jig income tax levels, close tax loopholes, draw up new rich-people taxes, or release luxury wolves to hunt down anyone worth over $10 million.
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Cochlear's app features a "Find My Processor" function that lets users hunt down the processor's location through Apple's Location Services feature, which will probably be especially useful for kids.
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If the thought of weeks- or months-old mayo still makes your friend gag, tell him he can hunt down more specifics using the USDA's Foodkeeper app or website.
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Not since Mr. Obama ordered Navy SEALs to hunt down Osama bin Laden in May 2011 has he authorized a military incursion in Pakistan as audacious as this one.
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The controversy over fake news is creating panic among members of the media, and seems to be serving as an excuse to hunt down conservative competitors to mainstream outlets.
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I could try to hunt down this information online myself, but to be honest, I'm lazy and it's always much easier when someone I trust gives me the lowdown.
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The organization has issued a nationwide "call to action" to its members, urging them to go "incognito" to polling stations on Election Day to "hunt down" instances of fraud.
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Chrissy Teigen skipped out on the 53 Academy Awards last week to complete a special mission: hunt down a taco truck she saw on the Netflix show Ugly Delicious.
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If you can't track down a 1099 — or if you have to do a little legwork to hunt down the cost basis of a stock — ask for an extension.
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In his book, Mr. Laux recounts how he ran a web of informants to try to hunt down people who had turned the bomb making into a lucrative business.
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Snap's IPO itself is actually a fundraising event (in addition to getting shareholders some liquidity), which will give the company more cash in order to hunt down these acquisitions.
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To get any sense at all of video game stories, one must often endure lengthy dialogue scenes and hunt down hidden documents, audio recordings and other clumsily informative artifacts.
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American efforts to hunt down Islamists in Libya's vast deserts rely heavily on surveillance and airpower but also on alliances with the armed groups vying for control of Libya.
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Already being used to hunt down new drugs for cancer, aging, fibrosis, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, diabetes, and many other disease areas, AI predicts clinical trial outcomes ahead of the trial.
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Military officials, though, say that helping the Syrian Democratic Forces hunt down underground cells and fugitive fighters required more training and intelligence support than an open battle for territory.
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The new interior minister, the right-wing Senator Arturo Murillo, began by promising to hunt down Mr. Morales's top former minister, Juan Ramón Quintana, who has gone into hiding.
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It is unreasonable to expect small family farmers, who likely cannot afford an army of lawyers, to hunt down and fact-check the permissions of every last federal agency.
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Germany just created hundreds of new intelligence jobs to hunt down far-right extremists and neo-Nazis as part of a tough new approach to tackling the growing problem.
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They argue that this would essentially invite states to sue the federal government over any policy they don't like, and then hunt down some way the policy harms them.
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It can hunt down and destroy 50 different junk file types, as well as removing bloatware, optimizing your internet connection, and repairing problems with the registry and other Windows settings.
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Facebook is saying that this kind of malicious actor would regularly take one of those numbers and use the platform to hunt down all publicly available data on its owner.
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The city remains on edge as police continue to hunt down those linked to the attack at the airport or the same-day deadly explosion at a Brussels metro station.
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Now, you'll only be able to see other players if they're within 150 meters of you, which should make it tougher for griefers to hunt down and annoy specific players.
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Removing that initial stream also made it easier to hunt down other attempts to share it, since Facebook could use that data to more effectively chase down visually similar videos.
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To me, this would be a nice corroboration to do: A project for someone to go hunt down and see what the Muslim scientists were saying about all of this.
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But for your commute to work that's a minor tradeoff if it means never having to hunt down a parking spot, or a safe place to lock up your bike.
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But after declaring he will shut down the Department of Education and identify, hunt down, and fire bureaucrats in Washington, Cruz went after Donald Trump for talking loose on trade.
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Neruda has Gael García Bernal playing an inspector sent to hunt down and arrest famed poet (and then-Senator) Pablo Neruda as part of Chile's Cold War roundup of communists.
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In my dozen or so hours in the game, I've barely touched the main story content (though I like the memory-based approach), instead preferring to hunt down the shrines.
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They're biologically incompatible with any organism other than their bacterial host partner, which means they can't infect humans, they just hunt down the bacteria making us sick and destroy them.
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"MEND reiterates its full support for the ongoing military presence in the Niger Delta," it said in a statement, referring to a recent military campaign to hunt down the Avengers.
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The case has thrown into sharp relief the hurdles China faces in its efforts to win international cooperation as it seeks to hunt down corruption suspects who have fled overseas.
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He has twice ordered cruise missile strikes on Syria to retaliate for chemical weapons attacks on civilians and he has authorized troop deployments to various countries to hunt down terrorists.
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With the reassignment of the counterterrorism teams, American troops could also lose the ability to partner with local forces who act as surrogates to help track and hunt down insurgents.
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As for the fact that Jonah also helps hunt down and kill Nazi fugitives trying to start a Fourth Reich in America … well, the character's motivation was easy to understand.
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But the campaign may have only little more than six months to hunt down the few hundred fighters — not enough time to extinguish a threat that is quickly moving underground.
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Both took pains to separate acts of terrorism from Islamic teaching, in part because they argued that the United States needed the help of Muslim allies to hunt down terrorists.
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Isulan, a mostly Christian city on southern Mindanao island, was placed on lockdown to hunt down those behind the attack, Brigadier General Cirilito Sobejana, an army division commander, told reporters.
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Getting a new piercing requires some research: You have to hunt down the best placements, scope out trends, and, most importantly, find a piercer who can can do the service safely.
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The few times I've had to sleep in the winter during a blackout, I thought I was gonna have to hunt down a seal and use its blubber for lamp oil.
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The ransomware would hunt down and encrypt video games on your Windows PC, something that I suspect upset quite a few gamers in the few years that the malware was active.
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After requesting Russia release Hillary Clinton's deleted emails in July 2016, then-candidate Donald Trump repeatedly asked Michael Flynn to hunt down the emails, according to the Mueller report released Thursday.
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And within the context of my authorities, we're going to do everything we can to hunt down and kill every one of those Haqqani operatives that we can inside this country.
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I'm also going to award some bonus points because the panel that provides access to the controller's four AA batteries doesn't require you to hunt down a tiny screwdriver to open.
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" French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault, whose country has thousands of troops spread across West Africa to hunt down militants, said the security situation was "in general satisfying despite asymmetric attacks.
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" His M.O. is to "watch, stalk, and hunt down the victim relentlessly as part of his foreplay" and then kill them in "blitz-type knife attacks" — all for his "psychosexual gratification.
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Back in 2016, the NES Classic was difficult to hunt down, and when it hit in August 2017, the SNES followed suit, managing to even outpace interest in its own progenitor.
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To survive, porn actors—who make $200 to $2,000 per scene with no residuals—should hunt down a niche outside the movie industry because the "business model is broken,"Gallop said.
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It could be as big as a quadcopter or as small as a bird, programmed to hunt down a person by matching his or her face to a database of images.
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The army stepped up its offensive against Abu Sayyaf late last year, when President Benigno Aquino ordered troops to hunt down the rebels over the kidnapping and execution of foreign nationals.
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So, just to clarify, you guys get to be the witch-hunters and the witches and the witch-hunter-hunters who hunt down any witches who are witch-hunting too hard.
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That's why "The Crow Girl" works best in its second half, when the serial killer begins to hunt down a secret ring of pedophiles made up of the Swedish 1 percent.
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But late Friday afternoon, the Belgian authorities finally managed to hunt down the most wanted man in Europe: Salah Abdeslam, believed to be the sole surviving participant in the Paris attacks.
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You're given a small map to scoot around in, and the main quest can go on pause for a bit while you hunt down side locations or help out the needy.
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US news outlets published the name of the suspected attacker, Salman Abedi, while British officials were withholding that information so as not to jeopardize police efforts to hunt down Abedi's associates.
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DHS will also introduce a new voluntary supply chain risk management initiative, meant to enlist cybersecurity experts from companies, in cooperation with government agencies, to help hunt down specific security weaknesses.
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We will summon all levels of law enforcement to hunt down and kill or capture a mass shooter, but we will not make any law about the instrument of his destruction.
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It was hard to hunt down many of the sex tech booths and, by and large, they were indeed all kept together in a back corner of the Sands Expo Hall.
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Working hand-in-hand with FBI agent Robert Lamphere, using the translated Soviet cables as their guides, the two men began to hunt down dozens of secret agents working against America.
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Once the main campaign is over, the games quickly lose their appeal; I've never been one to go back just to fill out my pokédex or hunt down rare, legendary creatures.
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Most people tend to think of CRISPR as a groundbreaking gene-editing technology that can hunt down and snip away bits of DNA, like the cut and paste function on a keyboard.
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France currently has some 3,500 troops spread across five countries - Chad, Mauritania, Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso - in the region as part of a two-year-old operation to hunt down jihadists.
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"You don't need to hunt down dark money being laundered in some bank, we all know there's billions of dollars in assets controlled by Putin's inner circle that are public," he said.
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Hunt down targets all over the island in an effort to put an end to the cycle once and for all, and remember, if at first you don't succeed… die, die again.
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The now ubiquitous Nintendo game had two starting points in San Francisco that eventually converged into one, sending crowds into a frenzy as they tried to hunt down the game's elusive characters.
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The first Community Day kicks off on January 20th, and will feature double XP for trainers and unique items as well as special pokémon with unique abilities for trainers to hunt down.
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She denies that there is any systematic abuse by the security services, claiming instead that they are simply trying to hunt down organised Rohingya militants who have attacked police and army posts.
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Initially these were intended to hunt down génocidaires lurking mainly in the forests of neighbouring Congo, but they expanded into calamitous regional wars during which Congo's minerals were looted and multitudes died.
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Getting robots to kill humans will be disturbingly routine—and dangerousIt's The Terminator scenario come to life—the unleashing of fully automated weapons systems that dispassionately hunt down and kill human combatants.
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"On the world stage, Donald Trump will lead from strength, he will rebuild the arsenal of democracy, stand with our allies and hunt down and destroy the enemies of freedom," he said.
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China has been seeking more international cooperation to hunt down suspected corrupt officials who have fled overseas since President Xi Jinping began a drive against deeply rooted graft almost four years ago.
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In doing this, the minimum price targets excessive drinkers, because they tend to be, according to the research, bargain shoppers, while moderate drinkers are less likely to hunt down the lowest prices.
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In a single-player mode, you can run timed races and hunt down enemy birds, or you can fly aimlessly, learning to make deep dives and speed through narrow tunnels without crashing.
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And since, if you're wedding-planning, the dress is probably the first thing you're trying to hunt down online, we've rounded up a slew of gorgeous gowns that we've spotted on Pinterest.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission said the high payouts, a dramatic increase from smaller awards granted in prior years, are evidence the regulator is increasingly receiving tips to help hunt down wrongdoing.
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Congo's government vowed on Wednesday to hunt down and punish those responsible for riots in which around three dozen people were killed, as small pockets of protest continued in the capital Kinshasa.
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This year also sees the fourth iteration of Yo-kai Watch: The Real, an attraction where kids use Bluetooth watches and a tablet to hunt down yokai holograms in Sakura New Town.
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They're biologically incompatible with any organism other than their bacterial host partner, which means they can't infect humans, they just hunt down the bacteria that can make us sick and destroy them.
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Read more: This guy is trying to hunt down a notorious neo-Nazi Anglin is from Columbus, Ohio, where he is also registered to vote, and where the Daily Stormer is based.
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Duterte has repeatedly said he will hunt down drug lords and other "high value" targets and to date, there have been a handful of large-scale seizures and raids on shabu laboratories.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump welcomed an unusual guest to the White House on Monday - Conan, the military service dog who helped hunt down Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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But it took Afghan security forces five hours to hunt down the assailants, who had used a nearby high-rise to fire into the crowd, before the government declared the attack over.
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The Strain has never been as good as it was for the vast majority of its third season, which was mostly about the characters trying to hunt down a giant red worm.
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"El Marro," on the offensive after continued incursions by rivals, in October published a YouTube video in which he shouts expletives and vows to hunt down members of the Jalisco New Generation cartel.
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To fix that, they would need to hunt down the people who are in control of the rest of the information they need and get the right copies or permissions to access it.
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The documentary focuses in part on the rage of the parents of the dead boys, who vow to hunt down and kill the accused killers if they are not convicted of the crime.
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But while the RetroEngine Sigma makes installing and configuring emulators for 28 different systems easy, due to legal concerns you'll have to hunt down copies of all of your favorite classic games yourself.
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But the chandelier can be quickly assembled using nothing but a handful of zip ties to hold it together—there's no having to hunt down a hex wrench, missing screws, or other tools.
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Information like what school you attended, what you do for a living, or a photo, combined with a correct name, is often all it takes to hunt down a LinkedIn or Facebook page.
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Their shared history doesn't connect directly to the island's unusual past, but the circumstances that leave them trapped overnight on Edwards Island play out as a sort of scavenger hunt down memory lane.
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After McRaven called Trump's antagonistic relationship with the media a "threat to democracy," Trump accused him of political bias toward Democrats and suggested the U.S. took too long to hunt down bin Laden.
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And for customers looking to create their own gallery wall in their home, for instance, there was a designated section for hanging frames instead of shoppers having to independently hunt down each thing.
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The American public was angry and frightened after the September 11 terror attacks that killed 3,000 people, a seismic event which fueled calls for immediate government action to hunt down the group responsible.
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Rather than deal with the economic meltdown caused by such a debt load, Democrats pledge to hunt down the wealthy, and Trump bizarrely insists he can wipe out our debt in eight years.
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And soon, scientists would use this legacy in a novel Department of Homeland Security project—one that aims to hunt down the source of illegal nuclear material that could end up in bombs.
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And under this commander in chief, we will hunt down and destroy ISIS at its source so that it can no longer threaten our people, our allies, or our very way of life.
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We then found out that India was one of the worlds biggest consumers of internet porn, so we employed an internet workforce in India and paid them to hunt down the material needed.
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I would rather spend my time trying to hunt down a Guiding Star that drops with perks like Overflow and Demolitionist than I would worrying about whether it shares statistics with another gun.
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He threatened to behead gay people, ordered government agents to hunt down people he said were witches and demanded that AIDS patients be taken off their medications and treated with an herbal mixture.
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The weekend violence marks the Lord's Resistance Army's (LRA) largest recent kidnapping in the former French colony, where the Ugandan rebel group has entrenched itself as international forces hunt down their elusive leader.
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When violence and crime are the norm, it's no wonder that a shell-shocked and struggling community will give the police carte blanche to hunt down the "bad guys," civil rights be damned.
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The army and police snipers were called in to hunt down the drones, thought to be industrial-style craft, which flew near the airport every time authorities tried to reopen it on Thursday.
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"What's happening in Papua now and abroad was designed by a group ... which I will hunt down," national police chief Tito Karnavian told a news conference from the Papuan provincial capital of Jayapura.
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Even in the U.S., which has taken a more laissez-faire approach towards crypto, the Internal Revenue Service has begun collecting customer records from major exchanges in a bid to hunt down tax evaders.
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Authorities hunt down its administrators, and tear the site offline in a dramatic takedown—only to find that its buyers and sellers have simply migrated to the next dark-web market on their list.
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Amid a dispute in June over voter roll revisions the Mahama supporters said on Accra-based Montie FM that they would hunt down and "finish" judges if they ruled in favor of the opposition.
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If you're uncertain about your size in a particular brand and cannot try things on in a retail store, the logical thing to do is hunt down the brand's size chart on their website.
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As many readers likely know, the novel Fahrenheit 451 is set in a future in which books are illegal, and instead of putting out fires, "firemen" hunt down caches of literature and burn them.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Congo's government vowed on Wednesday to hunt down and punish those responsible for riots in which around three dozen people were killed, as small pockets of protest continued in the capital, Kinshasa.
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The former colonial power has since spread some 4,000 soldiers across the region, known as the Barkhane force, to hunt down Islamists, while United Nations' peacekeepers have also been deployed to ensure Mali's stability.
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Not many of us actively hunt down open source laptops, but it's nice to know that when we want to wrest our freedom back from the corporate computing giants we have some real options.
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Co-founded by Leigh Honeywell and Logan Dean, Tall Poppy grew out of the work that Honeywell, a security specialist, had been doing to hunt down trolls in online communities since at least 2008.
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Like Limbo before it, Inside is a 2-D platformer that asks the player to use a combination of physics, timing, and wits to get past obstacles, avoid enemies, and hunt down hidden secrets.
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Since September 85033, 2001 we have seen the military and the Central Intelligence Agency use drones and Special Forces teams hunt down the world's most notorious terrorists in order to capture or kill them.
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She uses CRISPR-Cas9, a potent new gene-editing technique, to hunt down and eliminate DNA sequences found in HIV but not the human genome, thus wrecking the viral genes inside their host chromosomes.
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So instead of having to hunt down one of those massive bike racks when you need a bike, or are returning one, the SoBi bikes can be locked up almost anywhere in the city.
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The American public was angry and frightened after the September 11, 2001 terror attacks that killed 3,93 people, a seismic event which fueled calls for immediate government action to hunt down the group responsible.
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The sheer volume of unclaimed assets, and the public's inexperience in claiming them, has produced a new service industry: asset locators, who will hunt down unclaimed property for a percentage of what they find.
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The news reports also said Mr. Dheere, who died in 226, had agreed to hunt down suspects, including the man identified in the press as Mr. Hemed, for the C.I.A. in return for money.
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There are other, sketchier means of acquiring it, but if you can't bother to spend three bucks on one of the finest games of all time, you're free to hunt down that method yourself.
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All of the ghosts still clinging to this world have stories: and you can hunt down the clues and truths about their deaths in some of the most memorable side quests I've ever played.
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Months before the U.S. election, a GOP opposition researcher worked with former national security adviser Mike Flynn to hunt down Hillary Clinton's deleted emails, sources and email correspondence revealed to the Wall Street Journal.
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MANILA — Nine militants from a group that helped the Philippine Army hunt down Islamic State-linked fighters in the country's south have been killed in a firefight with the police, their colleagues said Monday.
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We're reading about a pregnant woman who decides to hunt down a mountain lion in Hollywood, a hockey team of Orthodox Jewish students, and listening to the origin story of the hosiery brand Spanx.
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Naturally, she joins forces with the Bookburners, who turn out to be a special division of the Vatican Library employed to hunt down dangerous artifacts for capture and safe storage in the Black Archives.
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Though she wasn't able to get confirmation from Tumblr, she suspects that the community's habit of explicitly stating its stance against various forms of pedophilia triggered the algorithm used to hunt down real predators.
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GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas – Police say a North Texas woman falsely reported that her car had been stolen with her 10-month-old baby inside so that officers would more quickly hunt down her missing vehicle.
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Donald Trump has raised suspicion about his relationship with Russia by complimenting Vladimir Putin, proposing that the U.S. work with Russia to defeat ISIS and even calling on Russia to hunt down Hillary Clinton's emails.
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One might assume, what with the Dark Side to contend with, that the princess-turned-strategist might have found herself too busy to attend Pilates class, or to hunt down coconut flour for paleo pancakes.
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To make his point, Damian brings out a long line of North Shore High girls to give testimonials about the ills of not pumping the brakes when trying to hunt down your would-be bae.
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So as you hunt down Uldren's barons, you're facing a real variety pack of things to do (and shoot), like a boss that rides around on a tricked out speeder bike or a teleporting sniper.
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In this first trailer for Frontier, a new Netflix series, a bunch of old stuffy English dudes take turns describing their plans to hunt down a mythical troublemaker, a fur trader played by Jason Momoa.
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Notion has a good list of keyboard shortcuts to help you navigate, but I find myself doing a lot of scrolling as I learn the interface to hunt down the particular tool I'm looking for.
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China has been trying to get increased international cooperation to hunt down suspected corrupt officials who have fled overseas since President Xi Jinping began a war against deeply-rooted graft more than three years ago.
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One Egyptian historian, Khaled Fahmy, compared Sisi to the late, eccentric Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi when he delivered a speech threatening to hunt down opponents in every corner of Libya as rebels challenged his rule.
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"While they lurk in the deepest corners of the internet, this case shows that we can hunt down these criminals wherever they hide," U.S. Attorney Nick Hanna said in a written statement announcing the charges.
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I'm supposed to be reeling, but I'm also supposed to be an impartial person using an impartial system to hunt down the domestic terrorists that have violated the freedom of the citizens of the Nation.
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The CIA previously aimed to beat al Qaeda and assist the Afghan intelligence service, but now the agency is stepping up its missions in Afghanistan in an open-ended campaign to hunt down the Taliban.
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Ms. Kasper, a 39-year-old New York-based performance artist, hired an intern to hunt down 80 used drum-kit cymbals that had been through lives of pounding percussive passion in the Pacific Northwest.
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Sentieo's synonym library allows it to hunt down different ways of saying the same thing with the goal of not forcing investors — or their dutiful analysts — to read through 100-page 10-Q documents manually.
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Roger Stone, a veteran Republican strategist and ally to Donald Trump, urged Trump supporters on Tuesday to hunt down any delegates who might try to deny him the nomination at the party's convention in July.
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China has been trying to get increased international cooperation to hunt down suspected corrupt officials who have fled overseas since President Xi Jinping began a campaign against deeply-rooted graft more than three years ago.
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The second season packed the crew into a giant plane to fly around the world and hunt down a variety of mythical creatures, ranging from a sabertooth tiger to a sloth whose yawns caused earthquakes.
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He used AX-2810Q-750KV Brushless Quadcopter motors to get it up in the air, a DJI Naza-M Lite as a flight controller, and a GoPro camera to hunt down fugitive Black Mesa scientists.
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But perhaps more importantly, several additions suddenly called into question whether Deckard is human — something the theatrical cut never gives much reason to interrogate — or is actually a replicant, created to hunt down other replicants.
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Instead of prioritizing elections and negotiating democratic rules of the game with Mr. Morales's party, which remains Bolivia's largest, the new officials declared their intention to "hunt down" and prosecute party leaders and their allies.
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We're reading about a pregnant woman who decides to hunt down a mountain lion in Hollywood, watching a hockey team of Orthodox Jewish students, and listening to the origin story of the hosiery brand Spanx.
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We formed the Manbij Military Council, a security force composed primarily of local Arabs, to hunt down terrorists and sleeper cells, fighting to ensure that terrorist groups can never again threaten the people of Syria.
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A constable and his son are dispatched by a local aristocrat to hunt down an enslaved Gypsy who has run away, and their search illuminates the cruelty and sensuality of this corner of 163th-century Europe.
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PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - Pakistani prison authorities have moved the jailed doctor believed to have helped the CIA hunt down Osama bin Laden, his attorney said on Saturday, speculating it could be a prelude to his release.
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The same way we hunt down the season's latest haircut du jour, we're constantly in search of the one piercing trend that inspires the cool girls to flock to their local piercing studio for an appointment.
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"We use a real-world historical case...to improve our analysts' own mental models of how to help hunt down such 'hard target' fugitives from justice," Ruhnke wrote in a statement included in the FOIA response.
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Dina's love interest, 53-year-old Jesse Nadler, tells TMZ ... he already has a real estate agent to help him hunt down the perfect condo in Westhampton Beach, NY ... so he can live closer to Dina.
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The Indian government, however, had been hoping for more: It had asked for WhatsApp to develop tools to help trace the origin of messages, ostensibly to help authorities hunt down the creators of the fake videos.
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Just months into his second term, he has already abolished India's only Muslim-majority state and is threatening to expand to the rest of the country his scheme to hunt down supposed foreign interlopers in Assam.
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Since you're going custom, though, you're able to get into the more niche layouts, which are great if you want a really compact board and don't mind having to hunt down some keycaps in nonstandard sizes.
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This change in the visibility of animal slaughter informs Christian Jankowski's humorous work "The Hunt" from 1992, in which the performance artist took a bow and arrow into a supermarket to "hunt down" his weekly shop.
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It's fast and pleasantly dizzying, although the frequent breaks in the footage leave me worried that there are long breaks where Sonic needs to backtrack and hunt down the coins he missed, thus breaking the flow.
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A constable and his son are dispatched by a local aristocrat to hunt down an enslaved Gypsy who has run away, and their search illuminates the cruelty and sensuality of this corner of 78453th-century Europe.
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President Tayyip Erdogan said last week Turkey would benefit from an extension to the three-month state of emergency declared after the failed July 15 coup, saying more time was needed to hunt down those responsible.
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Moment's V2 lenses work with the iPhone 7 all the way up to the iPhone X. If you've got an older iPhone, you'll have to hunt down the older versions since the lens mount is smaller.
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The Astros (100-60) aren't likely to roll over for Boston as they try to hunt down the Cleveland Indians (101-59) for the best record in the AL and homefield advantage throughout the AL playoffs.
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The government has continued to hunt down and jail opponents, and many observers, including the United Nations, worry that a new antiterrorism law is being used to criminalize members of the opposition, including those protesting peacefully.
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These are great masterings that are more convenient than ever before to access — you don't have to hunt down a vinyl release or some obscure CD pressing for the best presentation of an album you love.
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Rose said in general, people will seek out properties that have a more "classic San Francisco look," like those from the Edwardian or Victorian design eras, more often than they will hunt down newly-constructed buildings.
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The augmented reality game, where players walk around real-life neighborhoods to hunt down virtual cartoon characters on their smartphone screens, had more than 65 million users in the United States just seven days after launch.
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The dog that accompanied Delta Force soldiers into Syria's Idlib Province to hunt down Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi this weekend was only "slightly wounded" during the raid and is back on duty, Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian police on Thursday vowed to hunt down separatists blamed for violent protests in the region of Papua, as the government partially lifted an internet blackout imposed in the easternmost area after three weeks.
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Redpoint's partners are expected to be ready to step in with their own experience where necessary, or help connect them with the right people who have that experience, or help hunt down the talent that they need.
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Security forces have launched an operation to hunt down members of the military wing of the Free Papua Movement (OPM), which claimed responsibility for killing at least 16 workers and a soldier in the mountainous Nduga area.
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If Uber can hunt down influential alliances like this deal with Comfort in the other six markets where it rivals Grab in Southeast Asia then the battle is likely to be even more competitive in the future.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Two casualties were brought out of a Thai shopping mall early on Sunday after security forces stormed in to rescue trapped people and hunt down a soldier on a shooting rampage, a Reuters witness said.
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How, for instance, did he know enough about chemistry to be able to hunt down Cholmondeley (Tom Hollander), the man who can turn cow dung, pigeon droppings, prostitute urine, ashes, and stolen salt peter into homemade gunpowder?
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I get to interview people and hunt down details and turnover lots of rocks ... when you start hunting down these secret rabbit holes and searching for stories, sometimes the universe responds and stories come hunting for you.
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Guided by a pre-programmed AI, it could hunt down a specific target — a politician, a general, or an opposition figure — determine when to strike, how to strike, and if to strike based on its own learning.
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The crew tried doggedly to hunt down the cat's owner, plastering reception centers with posters of the cat, spreading the information through a network of aid workers and providing contact details so the family could reach them.
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Even the word "free" sounds exotic coming out of Dolores's mouth, and for the time being, she's attached to William and his brother-in-law as they hunt down Slim Miller and discover a new side mission.
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Britain on Thursday called in the military and police snipers to hunt down the operators of drones that repeatedly flew near to Britain's second-largest airport, causing 36 hours of travel chaos after all flights were grounded.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said he was no longer interested in peace talks with Maoist-led guerrillas and planned to hunt down the insurgents once the military has retaken a southern city from Islamist rebels.
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Today in corrosive public policy, Immigration and Customs Enforcement has been running warrantless facial recognition searches of Maryland driver's licenses allegedly as a way to hunt down undocumented immigrants, according to a report from The Washington Post.
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German intelligence agencies and politicians now charge that Mr. Erdogan is using the decades-old arrangement to hunt down and punish opponents as he pursues a desperately wanted victory that would make his authority all but unchallengeable.
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The nearly 5,000 American troops stationed in Iraq provide essential support to the Iraqi forces trying to hunt down the thousands of ISIS insurgents still plotting attacks from hide-outs in remote rural areas, deserts and mountains.
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All three countries have faced their own conflicts and Uganda, another regional neighbor, said last week it planned to withdraw by the end of the year its troops involved in an operation to hunt down LRA rebels.
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The two books follows the exploits of the titular squadron, who each fly a different class of Star Wars ship as they hunt down the remnants of the Empire in the days after Return of the Jedi.
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A worldwide scavenger hunt has been taking place for fans as they hunt down six iron thrones that have been hidden around the globe in places such as Björkliden, Sweden; Puzzlewood, England; Atienza, Spain; and Beberibe, Brazil.
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But if you'd like a little help... we'll be there for you (when the rain starts to pour, like we've been there before, etc.) Here's how to hunt down the 7 Friends Easter eggs currently on Google.
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The study is also the latest example of how drones can help scientists in their quest to conserve species: in Hawaii, botanists are also using drones to hunt down rare plants in hard-to-reach places like cliffs.
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The Ministry of Magic, which oversees wizards and their interactions with the magic-free (or "Muggle," or "no-maj") world, wants him to join their ranks and help them hunt down the dangerous wizard Gellert Grindelwald (Johnny Depp).
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With nearly 10,000 U.S. troops in Afghanistan fighting the Afghan Taliban and other militant groups, Washington is losing patience with what it says is Pakistan's failure to hunt down insurgents who launch attacks on Afghanistan from Pakistani territory.
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It's beginning to seem like we'll never know for sure whether or not Trump really got that golden shower in Russia, though there's still hope that Tom Arnold could actually manage to hunt down the pee pee tape.
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Even if you could hunt down every bit of digital information you personally created, you'd still exist as a silhouette of data, outlined in every interaction and picture stored on friends and families' phones and computers and tablets.
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But AntiToxin provided research to TechCrunch for an investigation that found child sexual abuse imagery sharing groups were openly accessible and discoverable on WhatsApp — in part because encryption made them hard to hunt down for WhatsApp's automated systems.
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I can only imagine it's a story-driven adventure game in which you hunt down the famous Seths of the world (Rogen, Green, MacFarlane, some other Seth I can't think of) and ditch them on a desert island.
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As several people pointed out on Twitter, it's much easier to look at New York and imagine a chilling scene from Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451, in which police mobilize an entire neighborhood to hunt down the novel's protagonist.
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Buhari directed the country's air force and army to begin air patrols and ground operations to hunt down the attackers, the president said in a statement Reporting by Felix Onuah; Writing by Chijioke Ohuocha; Editing by Chris Reese
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Imagine a virus that you inject into your body to hunt down bad bacteria, deposit its DNA, and explode the bacteria from the inside out, ridding your body of infection without wiping out good bacteria in the process.
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Your average human, on the other hand, is only about 1,300 per kilogram of muscle: not necessarily worth the effort it would take to hunt down and kill a meal that could potentially outwit you along the way.
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It wasn't the first time that Stangvik, who used to work as an IT-security expert for various Norwegian companies, had dug around the darker corners of the web to hunt down backers and perpetrators of child pornography.
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Variety specials have long been a staple in the world of television, even in recent years (make sure to hunt down Lady Gaga's excellent 2013 special, Lady Gaga and the Muppets Holiday Spectacular, if you're looking for proof).
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The latest clashes in the country broke out last week and saw militia fighters hunt down and massacre members of the Fulani ethnic group during violence that killed 85 civilians, according to the U.N.'s top genocide official.
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Harrison Ford plays Rick Deckard, a grizzled, world-weary cop who takes on an assignment to hunt down a group of androids in 2019 Los Angeles; Mr. Ford imbues the murky technological landscape with warmth and emotional depth.
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On Facebook, third party fact checkers hunt down misinformation, and when they mark something as false, users are shown a message that directs them to a correcting or clarifying post before they are permitted to share the misinformation.
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That is, people who put money forward to pay for a criminal suspect's bail and demand a percentage of that bail amount as payment, and those who hunt down defendants to make sure they attend a court date.
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Back in the days of VHS, he helped pioneer the practice of sending out screener copies of his movies, asking his staff to hunt down the addresses of members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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In a Twitter rant that extended into work hours, Mr. Trump at once dismissed the entire Russia story as "fake" and made up, and pledged to hunt down the officials in the government who have supplied the details.
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The United States, along with 140 other countries, is a signatory to the United Nations Convention Against Corruption, an agreement requiring countries to hunt down the offshore money of corrupt officials and return it to the victimized countries.
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Here is the proof: Trump has ended the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program for people from several countries, creating more undocumented people for his deportation agents to hunt down.
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Mr. Musharraf and his successors held up part of the bargain: working with the C.I.A. to hunt down Qaeda operatives in Pakistan and allowing the spy agency to unleash a withering drone campaign in the country's tribal areas.
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Although I think the Android notification system is great, I feel like Google should try harder to apply some of those machine learning chops to the problem, rather than ask users to hunt down checkboxes to customize it themselves.
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BANGKOK, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Two casualties were brought out of a Thai shopping mall early on Sunday after security forces stormed in to rescue trapped people and hunt down a soldier on a shooting rampage, a Reuters witness said.
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Across the Middle East and North Africa, police, soldiers, and spies are under pressure to hunt down ISIS suspects, while prosecutors and judges attempt to ease public fears and bolster faith in their governments by putting them behind bars.
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But streamlining all this, in theory, reduces the overhead of just how much time it takes for those employees to hunt down the right people, and also make sure it's easier to access everything and get to work faster.
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Don't get too starstuck by these two almost identical images of Cardi B. Keep your cool and make sure your eyes are on the prize ... See if you can hunt down all the switches made to this tricky pic!
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If you need to hunt down the cost basis of some long-held stocks and your brokerage firm doesn't have that information, you could dig up historical prices and dividend payments to get a sense of your cost basis.
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Others have used this capability to very publicly hunt down missing devices before, including David Pogue, a former technology reviewer for The New York Times who broadcast the hunt for his missing iPhone in Maryland to his Twitter followers.
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The Washington Post broke the story last week that Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) and the FBI used facial recognition software to scan millions of state driver's licenses as part of the Trump administration's directive to hunt down immigrants.
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The MILF has kept its end of the bargain, and last year helped the army hunt down militants tied to the Islamic State who had escaped after attacking the southern city of Marawi for five months, leaving scores dead.
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They hunt down Terry Oleson, who was questioned in the case but not charged, and who leads them on a tour of the crime scene while complaining that his life has been ruined by being linked to the case.
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Sri Lanka has been on high alert since the attacks on Easter Sunday, with nearly 10,000 soldiers deployed across the island to carry out searches and hunt down members of two local Islamist groups believed to have carried out the attack.
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It's easy to imagine FBI Agent Holden Ford and behavioral psychologist-turned-FBI Agent Bill Tench , who use insight gathered from captured serial killers to solve special murders, would be the type of detectives needed to hunt down Tyler Durden.
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The bottom line: Large settlement amounts indicate the government is willing to hunt down bad actors, but also that the industry knows the health care system is still ripe for abuse — or, as the industry argues, overly burdened with regulations.
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The player—sometimes taking the role of elite soldiers from Western countries and sometimes in the role of a rebel leader modeled after the women, mostly Kurdish, fighting in Syria—needs to hunt down the chemical weapon before it's used.
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Within the bubble of the Fox News White House, the hunt for Biden family corruption was a fully coherent agenda, one that had the secretary of state, attorney general, and president's lawyer traipsing around the globe to hunt down clues.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan angrily criticized Donald Trump, frontrunner for the U.S. Republican presidential nomination, for saying he would force the country to free a jailed Pakistani doctor believed to have helped the CIA hunt down al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.
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After all, if it goes missing you can still use a password to access your machine, but having to hunt down your tiny USB fingerprint reader every time you want to log in completely negates the convenience of such a device.
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The augmented reality game from Japan's Nintendo Co Ltd, where players walk around real-life neighborhoods to hunt down virtual cartoon characters on their smartphone screens, has more than 65 million users in the United States just seven days after launch.
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Through its dedicated mobile app, users have access to other activities such as using the Force to hunt down holocrons, or pretending to wield blasters and lightsabers, complete with authentic sound effects, with the Force Band strapped to their wrist.
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Sancia soon learns that Clef is a relic from an ancient civilization that learned to use scrivings to reprogram reality, and that the figures now after her are working to hunt down those secrets to do the same, with disastrous consequences.
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The two, who were not identified, were found by U.S. Border Patrol agents on Thursday, with their attention affixed to their phones as they were trying to hunt down cartoon characters on a journey that took them over the border.
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Residents say Osinbajo, a Christian like most in the southern region, has connected much better with them than Buhari, a Muslim from the north, who last year sent the army to hunt down militants and has only visited the region once.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Colombia is training dozens of inspectors to hunt down cases of labor trafficking and exploitation, a response to the needs of migrants from Venezuela who are at high risk of being victimized, officials said on Wednesday.
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Mr. Molfino's mother, Noemí Gianotti de Molfino, a 54-year-old Argentine, was a victim of Operation Condor, a plan devised by six South American military governments in the 1003s to hunt down and eliminate leftist dissidents across national borders.
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For example, if you needed to hunt down the cost basis of some long-held stocks and your brokerage firm didn't have that information, you could dig up historical prices and dividend payments to get a sense of your cost basis.
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There can be no impunity for generals in Myanmar who hunt down Rohingyas, for arms dealers who breach the weapons embargo against South Sudan, the rapists in the Central African Republic or the killers of the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Over the past few years, China has cracked down hard on online public expression -- draconian laws hunt down "rumor-mongers," police harass and arrest popular bloggers and an army of state-employed "public opinion analysts" monitor and manipulate online discussion.
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Mr. Erdogan said the extension was necessary to hunt down those responsible for the failed coup and to eradicate terrorism threats, including in the country's southeast, where the Turkish state has been fighting a Kurdish insurgency for more than three decades.
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When Irish convict Clare suffers unspeakable crimes at the hands of her British captors, she sets off to hunt down the perpetrators, but realizes she needs a local guide to help her through the bush inhabited by brigands, thieves and murderers.
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Want to call your senator or U.S. representative to let them know where you stand on an issue, but don't have the time to hunt down their phone number, wait on hold, or continually redial to get past the busy signals?
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Gift a Birchbox Grooming 3-Month Subscription Gift Card, $30If he doesn't have the time and energy to hunt down a skin-care or haircare product different from the one he's been using for years, just hand him over to Birchbox.
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A few decades before Freud, Nietzsche preached that those of us who are called to search ourselves need to go into the inner labyrinth and hunt down the instincts and passions that blossom into our pet theories and moral judgments.
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And when it comes to the data, the only country with a surveillance apparatus worthy of comparison to the U.S. is communist China, where police officers regularly sport facial recognition glasses and artificial intelligence to hunt down suspects and political enemies.
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"They have to hunt down people all day long, sometimes during the night," Ms. Konforti said of the police, describing a game of cat and mouse in which both migrants and members of the security forces face high levels of stress.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Friday pardoned Joe Arpaio, the former Arizona sheriff whose aggressive efforts to hunt down and detain undocumented immigrants made him a national symbol of the divisive politics of immigration and earned him a criminal contempt conviction.
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That means sending in planes and vehicles to haul away light infantry tents, cots, communications equipment and all of the weaponry used by the American Special Operations and Ugandan forces trying to hunt down the elusive Mr. Kony and his guerrillas.
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"The theory at the time was: The Saudis didn't want anybody analyzing whether the Patriots were blowing the Scuds up, or whether the Scuds were blowing themselves up," Mr. Baranger said, explaining the Saudis' desire to hunt down the exploded fragments.
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NEW DELHI, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Indian enforcement agencies should be able to break end-to-end encryption to hunt down distributors of child pornography online, a parliamentary panel has urged as the south Asian nation looks to regulate social media.
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In honor of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, and the introductions of Babu Frik and D-O, we've gone back through intergalactic canon to hunt down the 10 cutest droids and aliens to ever grace the Star Wars films.
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So the agents of the Comintern and loyal comrades like the graduates of the International Lenin School learned to hunt down Trotskyists and anarchists, and to think only of the brave new world that was to follow all this misery.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 85%Synopsis: In this "X-Men" sequel, Professor Xavier (Patrick Stewart) and his academy are targeted for an assassination attempt on the President, causing Jean Grey (Famke Janssen) and Storm (Berry) to hunt down the real assassin.
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The object of the game was to hunt down and kill Metroids—jellyfish-like alien creatures—hatching from eggs, thereby lowering the acid flooding caverns further beneath the planet's surface and revealing new regions filled with tighter warrens and tougher Metroids.
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This particular method — taking the fight directly to the threat in question — seems like it's a flexible way to approach the issue, given that this particular drone doesn't require specialized launch facilities or equipment, and could theoretically hunt down an enemy aircraft quickly.
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Senator Ted Cruz, with his campaign in turmoil and under pressure not to fall further behind Donald J. Trump, hardened his stance on illegal immigration on Monday, backing the idea that law enforcement should actively hunt down and deport millions of undocumented people.
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Regardless, Sophie Richardson, the China director at Human Rights Watch, says it is obvious that "increasingly the Chinese government feels it is entitled to hunt down whomever it wants, wherever it wants" and that such behavior reflects a blatant disregard for international norms.
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Long story short, in order to claim his rightful throne, a man named Jason must hunt down a golden fleece, and he brings the army of the Argonauts with him on his quest, and they hop aboard a boat called the Argo.
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But as soon as we needed Pakistan to hunt down terrorists that had committed 9/11, politicians were obligated by voter opinion to disregard democracy in Pakistan to pursue something that everyone wanted—to capture and kill those who carried out 9/11.
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Wolfwalkers, directed by Tomm Moore and Ross Stewart, follows a young woman and her father as they arrive in Ireland to hunt down the last pack of wolves in the country, only to try and save them once she saves a native girl.
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In his efforts to hunt down and assassinate his target, Barry went nuclear on the NoHo Hank / Cristobal / Esther super mob, racking up a whopping 14 person kill count on-screen (with even more implied off-frame) in the season's final moments.
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On the one hand it's a blessing, as it removes the frustration of having to manually hunt down other players to help with a dungeon run by letting players jump into a queue while the game itself automatically finds players from all servers.
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In the 1990s June was working off his Naval medical school debt at the National Institutes of Health, helping in the development of an experimental CAR-like treatment that redirected killer T cells to hunt down infected T cells in AIDS patients.
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In the best-case scenario, you would have purchased your hoverboard from a legitimate retailer like Amazon and they issue a global recall — an act that could cost them millions if they can't hunt down the dozens of small hoverboard suppliers. 3.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Gunmen have massacred as many as 18 people including women and children in a remote village in Papua New Guinea, apparently the latest victims of a tribal feud, and Prime Minister James Marape vowed on Wednesday to hunt down the killers.
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Though the force dates back to Arizona's rural past, when locals would turn out to help the sheriff find lost travellers or hunt down scofflaws on horseback, Mr Arpaio is proud of expanding it into what he calls America's largest volunteer posse.
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Attendees of the annual DEF CON security conference are competing in the event's first open source intelligence—or OSINT—capture the flag (CTF) run by non-profit TraceLabs; a challenge to hunt down public albeit potentially hard-to-find information on particular targets.
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Amid pressure from critics last December, Wynne made a commitment to take a comprehensive approach to combatting sex trafficking—a strategy that will likely follow up on suggestions to create a dedicated task force to hunt down and prosecute providers of sexual services.
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A Louisiana congressman with a history of saying some pretty offensive comments took to Facebook on Sunday to offer his take on what America should do following the weekend's terror attack in London: Hunt down suspected radicalized Muslim terrorists and kill them.
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" The name of King's blood-soaked setting has its origins in William Golding's 1954 dystopian novel Lord of the Flies, in which castaway English schoolboys turn on each other, destroying their island paradise as they try to hunt down an imagined "Beast.
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So the question is whether yesterday's alert will open the door to using the WEA as a routine way to hunt down suspects of any crime, especially after the system is revamped with things like a longer character count and photo capabilities.
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The truth is, most Americans understand what our soldiers do very well: They understand that American troops are sent overseas to defend American political and economic interests, wreak vengeance on those who have wronged us, and hunt down our enemies and kill them.
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Cora and her friend Caesar are pursued by a fanatical, Javert-like slave catcher named Ridgeway, whose failure to find Mabel has made him all the more determined to hunt down her daughter and destroy the abolitionist network that has aided her.
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With an inclination towards ethnomusicology, he's as prone to go deep into the Colombian jungles in search of music culture unsullied by commercialism—as he did for the 2012 documentary Jende Ri Palenge—as he is to hunt down rare synths in Bogotá.
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One of the military officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss continuing military operations, said American forces were rushing to the scene of the ambush, presumably to evacuate American and Nigerien casualties, and possibly to hunt down the attackers.
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This issue, for instance, sees Deadpool churning through baddies trying to find the cure for a disease, and his relationship with Agent Emily Preston is really charming as they hunt down a villain growing like a fungus out of some poor sap's stomach.
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Betsy Reed, the editor in chief of The Intercept, which published a lengthy profile of Mr. Albury on Thursday, said in an email that it was getting easier for the government to hunt down journalists' sources using surveillance and internal monitoring systems.
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You may have already completed the first part of your wet shave journey — selecting a good blade — but after you&aposve already upgraded your routine with a double-edged safety razor, your next step is to hunt down a high-quality shave brush.
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There&aposs an adapter attachment that latches onto the side of the canister depending if your machine is part of the Classic or Plus series, but it comes with the filter so you don&apost need to hunt down the extra piece.
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It was the prelude to a much bloodier time, from 1983 to 1985, when Mr. Mugabe sent his North Korean-trained Fifth Brigade into the western area of Zimbabwe known as Matabeleland, Mr. Nkomo's political power base, to hunt down so-called dissidents.
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That might terrify people who have seen the 2017 Black Mirror episode "Metalhead," in which weaponized robot dogs hunt down, terrorize, and brutally kill humans, Boston Dynamics pointed out to WBUR that its terms of service specifically prohibit the weaponization of Spot.
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The new trailer also shows off a few clips of gameplay, including Cal facing off in a proper lightsaber battle against one of the Emperor's Inquisitors (the dark Force users who were used to hunt down Jedi who survived the initial purge).
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It includes some existing characters voiced by Blade Runner actors Sean Young and James Hong, but it features a new character named Ray McCoy — a Los Angeles Police Department blade runner who has to search crime scenes and hunt down rogue replicants.
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The twenty-fifth James Bond story told on screen, No Time to Die will see the famed special agent pulled out of post-Spectre retirement to hunt down a missing scientist and go toe-to-toe with villain Safin, played by Rami Malek.
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LONDON/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Two of the Kremlin's most prominent critics joined forces on Tuesday to try to stop a Russian becoming the next president of international police organization Interpol, saying they feared Moscow would abuse the post to hunt down its detractors.
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The show — a drama set in the X-Men's mutant universe where the X-Men might not exist and anti-mutant sentiment is high— is an on-the-run thriller with a big, bad government that wants to hunt down these special humans.
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"That can't be easy," Cage's "Army of One" costar Wendi McLendon-Covey told Business Insider about Cage as Gary Faulkner, the real guy who tried to hunt down Osama bin Laden with just a samurai sword because he says God told him to.
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To try and imagine what that would be like, it would be useful to take a closer look at the DSS, the vigilantes who hunt down and kill ''criminals'' extra-judicially on behalf of Duterte, whether it's with his blessing, or even awareness, or not.
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Their fierce expressions and vigorous strides convey that they're each mentally engaging with their respective conflicts (for Madeleine, what to do about her infidelity; Celeste, what to do about her abusive husband, Perry; Jane, whether she's going to hunt down her abuser and kill him).
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But the search for the truth — and ultimately, closure for those the Oklahoma State University student and young wife left behind — continues still, as detectives hunt down new leads and turn to the public for assistance in solving one of the state's oldest cold cases.
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This was the time to get rid of the ticks and the fleas around their ears and eyes, to lift their tails and hunt down all the parasites, to inspect their hooves and make sure that there were no stones or thorns embedded there.
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The current and former employees say he inspired a small team of young engineers to develop more secure code, improve the company's defenses — including encrypting traffic between Yahoo's data centers — hunt down criminal activity and successfully collaborate with other companies in sharing threat data.
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Otsmane-Elhaou recommends this video as more of a companion piece to reading the actual comic, instead of the series' usual standalone video essay format, so it's recommended readers hunt down the issue on shelves or read it digitally on online distributor site, Comixology.
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Half revenge epic and half slice-of-life simulator, the games chronicle the adventures of teen martial artist Ryo Hazuki as he tries to hunt down his father's killers, a journey that takes him through Japan and, as the third game begins, into rural China.
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The comedian Patton Oswalt talks about the obsession of his wife, Michelle McNamara — a true-crime writer who died on April 21, 2016 — to hunt down the criminal who committed 50 rapes and a dozen murders in California between 1976 and 1986, before vanishing.
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The chances that Barr would work with Ukrainians to hunt down the Bidens is about as likely as Trump suggesting he would be a shoo in for the Nobel Peace Prize "for a lot of things" if the system was not rigged against him.
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The counterintelligence investigation into how the Chinese managed to hunt down American agents was a source of friction between the C.I.A. and F.B.I. Mr. Lee, who left the C.I.A. in 2007, has been living in Hong Kong and working for a well-known auction house.
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There are certainly a few theoretical advantages to the Lumos Candle system: You never need to hunt down matches or a lighter, and there's no risk of singeing your fingers when trying to light a wick that's burned close to the bottom of the glass jar.
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Before the Civil War our most valuable industries — cotton and whaling — fostered the human misery of slavery and sent men out on floating rendering plants for months or years at a time to hunt down and butcher some of the most graceful mammals that ever lived.
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If you don't wear real fur, this trend won't exactly be your cup of tea, but (like me) you can always try to hunt down a vintage version, or await the faux Zara or H&M take that's sure to happen in a matter of time.
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Two days before the 2010 VMAs, while she was filming a movie in Hawaii, Rih was asked to perform alongside Eminem in a surprise appearance, which meant she and her hairstylist Ursula Stephen had less than 48 hours to hunt down a vibrant, show-stopping wig.
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Sure, Eight's crusade to hunt down the Department of Energy scientists is interesting in theory, but she mostly just ended up reminding me that Eleven was sidelined the entire season, and how much I missed getting to see her interact with the rest of the cast.
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Source Code Capital, the venture capital firm that's backed some of China's most prominent tech unicorns and boasts a network of high-profile investors and founders, announced Monday it has closed a new $570 million fund as it continues to hunt down early to mid-stage companies.
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After Palestinians began to target Israelis across Europe, notoriously killing 220 members of the Israeli Olympic team in Munich in 1972, Mossad, the Israeli security service, was given a free rein to hunt down such enemies (though Mr Bergman questions whether the Munich attackers were ever killed).
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That's because a hefty percentage of the people lining the Boulevard de la Croisette (the main drag in town) are there to hunt down the next great film to finance or distribute, and filmmakers show up hoping to connect with someone who can back their movie.
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But researchers have outlined how someone might use machine learning to attack those machine learning-based systems, and the Darpa Grand Challenge showed for the first time that computers can use AI to hunt down hackable bugs in adversaries' code and use them to compromise another machine.
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Barring that, try to be sure you're throwing your benefit show at a venue or space with an experienced, knowledgeable staff—they know what they're doing, you just need to be sure you're available to answer questions, solve problems, hunt down errant band members, and resolve disputes.
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Since then, Myers has wound up in a high-security asylum, though apparently security is not all that high because, you guessed it, he manages to escape again and heads out to hunt down Jamie Lee Curtis, who is back and reprising her role as Laurie Strode.
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Image: AP Photo/Jose Luis MaganaOn Sunday, Louisiana Congressman Clay Higgins posted a disturbing message on his verified personal Facebook page calling for "all of Christendom" to hunt down and kill every single "radicalized" Islamic suspect:The free world... all of Christendom... is at war with Islamic horror.
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Read: David Simon Talks About Where Baltimore Police Went Wrong Speaking to the Sun, Police Commissioner Kevin Davis recently said he plans to pressure the state legislature to make possession of illegal firearms a felony, rather than a misdemeanor, and for police to hunt down gun traffickers.
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Unless Mr. Trump were also prepared to impose a police state that would hunt down and deport every foreigner, immigrants facing a higher cost of entry — higher smugglers' fees, greater odds of dying on the way — would be more likely to stay once they got in.
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The disconnect is prompting House and Senate Republican leaders and the Trump administration to hunt down — and promote — more optimistic forecasts, even if they exclude large parts of the tax bills from their analyses or assume growth-boosting features that are not, in fact, in the bills.
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WASHINGTON — The United States-led air campaign to hunt down the last pockets of Islamic State militants in eastern Syria effectively ground to a halt in the past two months after the allies lost their most effective battleground partner, stalling a critical phase of the offensive.
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FYI: In the days after the 9/2018 attacks, Lee became an army of one as the only member of Congress to vote against a broad resolution authorizing President George W. Bush to use force to hunt down the people behind the tragedy and future terrorist attacks.
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WASHINGTON — Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced on Friday that the Justice Department is pursuing about three times as many leak investigations as were open at the end of the Obama era, a significant devotion of resources to hunt down disclosures that have plagued the Trump administration.
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After all, if a collection of two-hacker teams incentivized with a mere $25,000 can hunt down hackable flaws in industrial control system software in a matter of months, the state-sponsored hackers with bigger budgets, years-long timelines, and far more malicious intentions can, too.
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Security experts and former government officials warned that the real danger of the Yahoo attack was not that hackers gained access to Yahoo users' email accounts, but that they obtained the credentials to hunt down more lucrative information about their targets wherever it resided across the web.
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To connect it to a CRT's component, S-video, or composite video inputs you'll also need to hunt down an HD-15 breakout cable—but that's more of a hassle than another big cost as they can be found online for as cheap as just $5.
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All these players, from almost every continent on earth, can seldom have been paid so much to hunt down the man with the ball, denying him time and space to create, and depriving the global audience of the essence of freedom without which so little is worth remembering.
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But while that might make him a good guy, it doesn't make for compelling story, which is why he and No-Maj pal Jacob Kowalski (Dan Fogler) get swept up in the fight to hunt down Grindelwald, who has escaped captivity and is now wreaking havoc in Paris.
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As 2011 Wipe reminds me, this is the year US forces hunt down and kill Osama bin Laden, the debt crisis ravages the eurozone and tears Greece a new asshole, and the Tohoku Earthquake and its ensuing tsunami kill more than 15,000 people, causing a nuclear waste leak.
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This fall, we're going to head back to the world of wizards with the next installment of the Fantastic Beasts franchise, following Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne) as he meets up with Albus Dumbledore (Jude Law) to try and hunt down Gellert Grindelwald (Johnny Depp) as he rises to power.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela will hunt down and jail leaders of violent protests that have rocked the country since April, its new top prosecutor said on Thursday, a day before a hate crimes law was expected to be approved despite fears that it will be used to crush dissent.
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Sighted users have to hunt down the tiny X or the "dismiss" area on the popup, but for those who use a keyboard to navigate the web rather than a mouse, these ads are often un-dismissable, because the programmer has not coded a dismiss key into the ad.
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"Repressive governments are obviously interested in using these capabilities to hunt down their political opponents but we shouldn't forget the United States is full of people who are critical of governments overseas, who are refugees of dictatorships," said Malinowski, who is a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Last month, Unesco followed up its Emergency Safeguarding of the Syrian Heritage Project, introduced in 2014 with the European Union, with a special task force that would deploy experts from Italy's carabinieri force, with its long experience in tracking down looted art, to help hunt down stolen items.
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WASHINGTON — The United States has sharply increased attacks against Qaeda-backed Shabab militants in Somalia in recent days, conducting a flurry of airstrikes in the wake of the country's deadliest terrorist assault last month and President Trump's approval of new military authorities to hunt down insurgents around the world.
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The lawyer, Jude Josue Sabio, filed the complaint in his own name, but he also represents two men who have publicly said they were paid members of the death squad that Mr. Duterte set up in Davao City when he was the mayor to hunt down drug dealers.
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I'd get a shipment and find out it had to be sent back through three different carriers, and I'd have to hunt down extra boxes and pay for return shipping — plus find a shipping place that handled multiple carriers and was open when I could get to it.
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There was no elaboration in either the Xinhua report or the KCNA report on how many suspects North Korea was seeking, or of who or where they were, but Xinhua said North Korea had vowed to "hunt down to the last one of the suspects in every corner of the earth".
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The impact of Kaspersky's Slingshot report wouldn't be known until two weeks after the conference, when anonymous intelligence officials told CyberScoop that by revealing Slingshot, Kaspersky Lab had compromised an ongoing operation led by the Department of Defense's Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) to hunt down al Qaeda and ISIS terrorists.
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While not all of the investigations involve planning for attacks in Germany, prosecutors told the paper, security officials have opened hundreds of investigations into the background of many asylum-seekers in order to hunt down militants who escaped security services at home and are living in Germany under false names.
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It's a demo for what Hanks and his co-conspirator Tom Stenton (a scowling Patton Oswalt) really want to demonstrate: how their new line of GoPro-style cameras and a worldwide network of participatory voyeurs could make sure politicians are permanently on the record and quickly hunt down fugitives via crowdsourcing.
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The writer and director of the film, Martin McDonagh, is right to accord such prominence to the billboards; they get the movie going, and thereby display its wares—bereavement, rage, small-town venom, and the strange spoors that you find yourself tracking when you have to hunt down the truth.
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WASHINGTON — The United States-led campaign to hunt down the last pockets of Islamic State militants in Syria has lost its most effective battleground partner in what American military officials fear will stall a critical phase of the offensive and leave open the door for hundreds of foreign fighters to escape.
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There is nothing banal about that, and "Operation Finale," directed by Chris Weitz from a script by Matthew Orton, tackles the ethical puzzles and psychological agonies facing the Mossad operatives who must not only hunt down Eichmann but also look after him as the plans for extraction start to go awry.
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Since the US began drawing down its troops from a peak of just under 3,000 earlier this year, American forces there have been stretched thin by the need to monitor the border area while also advising the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces as they hunt down the remnants of ISIS.
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In real life, Chinese often complain about "naked officials" who send their entire families abroad, sometimes with ill-gotten gains, and Mr. Xi has pressed a campaign to hunt down Chinese officials who have fled to the United States and other countries and return them to China to face punishment.
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Over in Tamiami Trail, a reservation area home to the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians in Miami-Dade County, Erin Tiger, 33, who sews clothing, had tried three different shops in Homestead, Florida (a one hour drive from her house), before she'd been able to finally hunt down a generator before the storm.
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"This is a dark asteroid that we have found and we're going to hunt down, we're going to orbit, we're going to take a good look at it and we're going to bring back a sample," Jim Green, director of NASA's Planetary Science Division, said at a news briefing on August 17.
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I can now turn on and off my sleeve-mounted AC unit, start a movie, listen to my Sonos, and control the Philips lights with a switch (and let others control it without having them install an app) without having to dive through layers of software UI, or hunt down five different remotes.
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The Islanders took the lead in spectacular and unexpected fashion when Leo Komarov outraced Wild defenseman Brad Hunt down the left side of the ice and fell down as he passed into the crease to Martin, who swooped in alone and tapped the puck past Dubnyk for his first goal since Oct. 25.
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Those that haven't been granted visas are currently staying in undisclosed locations, but their safety is by no means guaranteed: Ramzan Kadyrov, the Head of Chechen Republic who reportedly vowed to eliminate the country's gay population by end of May, has been known to hunt down critics both inside and outside of Russia.
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I'm confused as to whether this document hails from her actual teenage years or if it's the same one Laurel signed earlier this season — remember those papers for a "new investment" that she rolled her eyes and signed without hesitation (what an excellent law student) so that her father would help her hunt down Frank?
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Sales usually pick back up during the back-to-school period in August and September, but van Dreunen says this summer's figures may be particularly strong as developers look to build on the success of "Pokemon Go." The smash hit forced gamers to head outside to hunt down digital critters linked to real world locations.
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And in 2006, when Senator Sanders was running for the Senate from Vermont, he voted in the House with hard-line Republicans for indefinite detention for undocumented immigrants, and then he sided with those Republicans to stand with vigilantes known as Minute Men who were taking up outposts along the border to hunt down immigrants.
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While tourists fork out euros on Avenue Montaigne, the ritzy shopping pocket bordered by Avenue des Champs-Élysées, the Seine and the five-star Hôtel Plaza Athénée, savvy Parisians hunt down "gently used" Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent, Hermes, Givenchy, Louis Vuitton and under-the-radar French brands at designer resale boutiques tucked throughout the city.
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And if Hickman and Larraz wanted to, they could find a way to alter some of these big events — I, for one, would read a comic book or watch a movie in which Moira (obviously played by Rose Byrne) tries to hunt down the Scarlet Witch before Scarlet Witch de-powers all those mutants.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: On Friday, August 25, the Times reported that President Donald Trump had pardoned Joe Arpaio, the former Arizona sheriff whose aggressive efforts to hunt down and detain undocumented immigrants made him a national symbol of the divisive politics of immigration and earned him a criminal contempt conviction.
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David has spent his life feeling like the world is out to get him — and now that he knows it is (in the form of those who would hunt down mutants), well, who would blame him for ditching his new friends and striking out on his own, maybe even honing his powers to a sharp, brutal point?
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To make things easier on everyone — including those fans who would undoubtedly hunt down the tracks should the hacker release them, and the band, who would have to go through piracy litigation to try to stop them from spreading online — Radiohead decided to sell the 18-track, nearly 18-hour collection of recordings through its Bandcamp page.
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The brainchild of Leigh Honeywell, a security specialist, the startup grows out of the work that Honeywell has been doing to hunt down trolls in online communities since 2008, including at Slack, where she protected colleagues who'd been targeted by outsiders by starting, first, with strengthening their otherwise vulnerable personal accounts, then targeting sites where bad actors congregate.
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" KATE GILMORE, UNITED NATIONS DEPUTY HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS "They do hunt down the truthtellers, they bar the law-loving lawyers, they threaten the life-giving, life-protecting midwife, the clinically loyal doctor, and they may even again torch every book, char every page of reason and turn every loving and tolerant word into ash.
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So many white people have bought into consumer genetic testing that it's now possible for law enforcement agencies to use genetic data to hunt down virtually anyone of European descent — even if they've never spit in a trendy tube themselves — by tracking their distant relatives who have already shared their results from companies like 23andMe and Ancestry.com.
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In The End of the World As We Know It, when a prison spaceship carrying the universe's most deadly aliens crashes in Southern California, two young women with bigger dreams than working at a kids' pizza place in The Valley are recruited by a space cop to hunt down the escaped criminals, who have camouflaged themselves as eccentric Angelenos.
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Now, someone like Jake will tell you about a cultist shrine that needs blowing up, or a flyer stapled to a telephone poll will let you know about a dangerous wild animal you can hunt down, or a plaque commemorating a daredevil's death defying stunt will lead you to mission where you can recreate that act.
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The White House has periodically cracked down on leaks since last summer, when Attorney General Jeff Sessions said that the Justice Department is pursuing about three times as many leak investigations as were open at the end of the Obama era, a significant devotion of resources to hunt down disclosures that have plagued the Trump administration.
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The proposals, part of the $4.1 trillion blueprint the White House released Tuesday, offer the clearest indication yet of how Mr. Trump, who campaigned on a promise to build a southern border wall to keep immigrants from illegally entering the United States and hunt down and banish those who are already here, intends to carry out his crackdown.
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Or you could do what the smartest bibliophiles do: Put yourself in the hands of the staff at the London bookstore Heywood Hill, who promise to go to the ends of the earth to hunt down the books you need — the rare, the old and the out of print as well as the newly published — to build your perfect custom library.
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Fieri and his partner, Bobby Flay—who, for the purposes of this show, is a hard-drinking, chain-smoking cop who doesn't think twice about putting a paring knife to a suspect's throat or shoving their hand into a George Foreman grill—hunt down the criminal, staking out shitty restaurants and household kitchens all over the seedy underbelly of Flavortown.
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The story of calling Rosenthal's wife illustrates his total disregard for other people's mortification; his self-advocacy to the point of conceit; and his total prioritization of the story over all else, to the extent that he will hunt down his editor's mistress to get that editor to add a page to the Sunday Times for him and him alone.
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It was a game in which we were told from the very start that all of the fairy tales, improbable legends, and wild conspiracy theories that flit across humanity's collective consciousness are not only true, but imminent—that it was, for example, our responsibility as players to prevent the Mayan apocalypse, or to hunt down Bast with the help of Baron Samedi.
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Sen. Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeMcConnell, allies lean into Twitter, media 'war' Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Utah) is calling on the Trump administration to hunt down and fire the person responsible for leaking transcripts on Thursday of President Trump's first phone calls with Mexico's and Australia's leaders.
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A few days later, Buffington — who was working as a deckhand on a Chicago tour boat at the time — received this email from Carol Meyers: After finding Carol and Ed Meyers's message in a bottle and connecting with the couple, Buffington made it something of a life mission to hunt down as many messages in bottles as he could find.
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Read more: This guy is trying to hunt down one of the most notorious neo-Nazis Simon and his team of four create fake accounts (also known as "sock puppets") and manually peruse the forums looking for meetups, often listed as innocuous-sounding events like "book clubs" and "pool parties," to see if the organizer gives a location, as well as conversations related to the event.
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Activities include mandatory attendance at baroquely conceived yet joyless song-and-dance sessions led by the hotel's matronly manager (Olivia Colman) and her rotund husband (Garry Mountaine); or, more disturbingly, group outings to the Forest to hunt down Loners, a secret society of hotel escapees that fetishizes singledom—"No sex, or flirting," admonishes their severe leader (Léa Seydoux)—as much as the City endorses traditional domestic pairings.
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If you really can't be bothered to go and hunt down and switch off every location setting one fairly crude action you can take is to buy a faraday cage carry case — Silent Pocket makes an extensive line of carry cases with embedded wireless shielding tech, for instance — which you can pop your smartphone into when you're on the move to isolate it from the network.
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He has made two movies about exorcisms, one with Laura Linney (''The Exorcism of Emily Rose,'' 2005), the other with Anthony Hopkins (''The Rite,'' 2011); a thriller about a psychic who helps the F.B.I. hunt down a serial killer, also with Hopkins (''Solace,'' 2015); and a romantic comedy with Anna Faris and Chris Evans, the guy who plays Captain America (''What's Your Number,'' 2011).
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