Chinese incursions were the reason for 73% of those missions, while Russian incursions accounted for 26%, Japan's Defense Ministry said in an April report.
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According to the Greek military, Turkish incursions into Greek airspace rose to 3,317 in 2017 from 1,269 in 0003, while maritime incursions rose to 1,998 from 371 in the same period.
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The incursions into Syria, the war crimes he committed there.
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Breakingviews General Motors is hedging against incursions from Silicon Valley.
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Border clashes and incursions pose a constant risk of escalation.
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Airport incursions are not the only danger posed by drones.
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Mutual suspicion and accusations of incursions by both armies persist.
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The Yanomami lost 20% of their population during these incursions.
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Gabriel makes sure Alexandria is protected from any Savior incursions.
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Air incursions picked up after the Ukraine crisis in 2014.
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The incursions were encouraged by unscrupulous politicians as well as drought.
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Peters said uCampaign was unaware of any incursions into the system.
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Like those of other countries, its fishermen complain about Chinese incursions.
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These stereotypes have roots in America's postwar military incursions into Asia.
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Turkey has waged two military incursions in northern Syria against the YPG.
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Lower-level incursions by Moscow have already been taking place, Nixey said.
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The FSB said the attempted incursions had taken place over the weekend.
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Meanwhile, it is bracing for incursions by rivals, said patrol leader Joan.
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The native tribes fought back in the 19th century with several incursions.
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Left unchecked, such incursions would, they fear, eventually usurp the U.S. Constitution.
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Eight-year-old Gazan children have already experienced three devastating military incursions.
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Turkey has already carried out two incursions against the YPG in Syria.
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In a given year, Palau faces 50 to 20123 incursions by pirate vessels.
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But the Internet's nasty elements and incursions on your privacy don't take vacations.
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Satellites used by IBAMA recorded about 22,2000 incursions into the forest last year.
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Eritrea had initially denied making any incursions, accusing Djibouti of launching unprovoked attacks.
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This wasn't an attempt — the Russians actually succeeded in some of their incursions.
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The Indonesian government does not provide data on incursions by foreign fishing boats.
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Through closure and military incursions, Israel sustains its sovereign authority over the territory.
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The armed incursions have drawn comparisons to the expulsion of white farmers in Zimbabwe.
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He later claimed that he meant as President he would not allow further incursions.
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Baghdad and Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdish Regional Government frequently object to such air incursions.
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Today's scare calls to mind similar accusations of alleged Russian incursions into state infrastructure.
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At the same time, Belarus is nervous about potential Russian incursions onto its territory.
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Exceptionally high tides and sea-water incursions threaten the fresh water under the atolls.
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Will things be different as Talent Garden tries to make incursions into bigger cities?
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Specifically, he has spoken about military action in Iraq and further incursions into Syria.
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The Kapiks fled deeper into the forest to avoid the state's incursions, without success.
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"These threads reinforce ideas of the great replacement, invasions, and incursions," said Miller-Idriss.
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"This is all about frequent incursions into our training ranges by UAPs," he said.
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A space-based monitoring system intended to detect incursions covers just 4% of the border.
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The Navy said these kinds of "incursions" pose both a security risk and safety hazard.
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On Thursday, Turkey threatened to launch new incursions against the Kurds in the same region.
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There will still be aggressive incursions into Syria, Crimea, Chechnya, South Ossetia, and Eastern Ukraine.
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A stake in Mazda may also prevent future incursions by tech companies, one analyst said.
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Where are the descriptions of the blood spilled in Russian incursions into Crimea and Ukraine?
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The past 150 years have been witness to military incursions, assassinations, regime change, coups, etc.
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In response to the incursions, military troops with attack helicopters were recently sent into Rakhine.
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In recent years, both countries have accused the other's armed forces of cross-border incursions.
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China built a 3,000 mile long wall to protect against tribal incursions from the North.
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Russia has made various military incursions into Ukrainian territory since 2014, when it annexed Crimea.
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Instead, he'd embraced what could help him bat away the incursions of the aging process.
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And NATO troops are bulking up defenses in Eastern Europe to deter Russian military incursions.
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Brooklynites have spent years in court contesting even the smallest private incursions into the park.
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And it obliged Israel to reverse its incursions into southern Lebanon in 1473 and 1978.
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Mr. Poroshenko accused Russia of using the holiday to celebrate its military incursions into Ukraine.
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The cost to our foes for incursions and interference must massively outweigh the ostensible advantage.
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My father, in his usual mild manner, went along with all these incursions and improvements.
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For one, designed to block North Vietnamese incursions, it merely diverted the enemy around it.
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By late 2013, El Marro's outfit faced incursions by others, Juan and federal security officials say.
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What if one of the frequent incursions by Russian jets into NATO airspace triggers an incident?
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The currency has strengthened, while Russia's incursions into neighboring nations are not getting as much attention.
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Remaining silent in response to attacks like Becerra's will only invite further and more serious incursions.
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The United States has repeatedly been frustrated by Russia's military incursions into both Ukraine and Syria.
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Estonia viewed returning to Europe as the ultimate safeguard against the existential threat of new incursions.
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And by the time flights resumed Friday night, many questions remained: What was behind the incursions?
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"We are not calling for war but we will not allow incursions at all," Haniyeh said.
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Or are they incursions into an unholy realm, one of "designer babies," with potentially frightening consequences?
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If they returned shortly, we saddled up for another night of patrols to detect Chinese incursions.
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FedEx claims that its own vast network, extending to 220 countries, safeguards it from such incursions.
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Government incursions into energy markets often yield nonsensical results, and the RFS is a prime example.
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He organized resistance in the form of human chains that blocked developers' incursions into the forests.
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An agreement that ignores Iran's extraterritorial incursions, chemical weapons and terrorism isn't an agreement; it's capitulation.
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China, same thing, was never able to make the kind of incursions that they had hoped.
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And thanks to incursions by Amazon and Google, cloud services are becoming an extremely competitive business.
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Industrial users and brokers alike fear that such 21st century incursions are themselves part of the problem.
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The latest round of worries have been sparked by accusations of Ukrainian incursions into the Crimean peninsula.
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It shows that the Ugandan government is willing to cooperate with Congo to avoid any armed incursions.
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The United States has adopted some of Estonia's programs in its own efforts to combat cyber incursions.
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During the 1990s, when Radiohead made "OK Computer," its songs warned desperately about technology's incursions on individuality.
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They documented 160 incursions through September of this year, compared to 109 during the whole of 2018.
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"Only by consistently and forcefully resisting such congressional incursions can executive branch prerogatives be preserved," Barr wrote.
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What scares me is the realization that computers are already making big incursions into my financial life.
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We've increasingly seen reports of cyber incursions, attributed to nation-states, into critical infrastructure and financial systems.
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Such incursions are "dangerous for conservation efforts" said Dan Kaweesi of the Uganda National Commission for UNESCO.
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The U.S. knows that, and is keeping a close eye on Chinese incursions into its maritime backyard.
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"Saying ISIS is defeated means you know nothing about terrorism, nothing about incursions, nothing about insurgent activity."
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Among the most powerful works on this topic is Palestinian former photojournalist Rula Halawani's series Negative Incursions.
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" He wrote, "Only by consistently and forcefully resisting such congressional incursions can executive branch prerogatives be preserved.
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War and the military incursions exacerbate the climate crisis, and the climate crisis worsens our humanitarian needs.
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"Only by consistently and forcefully resisting such congressional incursions can executive branch prerogatives be preserved," he wrote.
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"They've routinized their intrusions into our territorial sea space," says Eisuke Tanabe, a senior policy coordinator in the joint staff councilor's office at the Japanese Ministry of Defense, noting that incursions by Chinese surface ships into waters claimed by Japan are increasing alongside airborne incursions by Chinese fighter jets.
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The game's first Incursions will be added in a free title update that's expected to launch in April.
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There will be "serious incursions on democracy if this court doesn't do something", Mr Smith told the justices.
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Israel has said its forces opened fire to protect the border from incursions and attacks by armed militants.
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Thousands of US troops are currently deployed as part of a NATO mission to protect against Russian incursions.
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"This assistance allows the Ukrainian military to deter further incursions by the Russians against Ukrainian territory," Taylor replied.
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While the Obama administration has condemned Russia's incursions into Ukraine, U.S. policy could shift once Trump takes office.
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Abandoning the Kurds and encouraging Turkey's incursions into Syria will only complicate America's war against the Islamic State.
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While small incursions or construction projects may seem minor, the control of these seas hangs in the balance.
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It does prevent certain types of derailments, overspeed accidents as well as incursions into work zones, for example.
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He also demonstrated a remarkable ability to fend off incursions from political rivals and investigators, inevitably emerging unbowed.
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For that matter, Ms. Franco had advocated a new drug policy that didn't involve armed incursions into communities.
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Both General Nakasone and Mr. Bolton, through spokesmen, declined to answer questions about the incursions into Russia's grid.
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Incursions from groups like Identity Evropa or the Proud Boys are a relatively new phenomenon in New York.
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I'm not giving them a free pass when it comes to privacy incursions, anticompetitive practices, and election meddling.
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The presence of US troops at the border has been viewed as a deterrent to potential Turkish incursions.
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" Fearing further incursions, he introduced a resolution in Congress that would, as he put it, "keep Harlem Harlem.
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Israel has said its forces opened fire to protect the border from incursions and attacks by armed militants.
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The Turkish military has already carried out two incursions into north Syria, backed by pro-Turkey Syrian rebels.
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The cartel maintained close connections to the Sinaloa cartel for several years, before recently making incursions into their territory.
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There are the families dealing with evil incursions into their previously stable lives in Poltergeist, Insidious, and The Exorcist.
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However, Pakistan has closed its airspace and put Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on high alert, suggesting that more incursions are feared.
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S. officials"—includes cheerleading from Senator Mike Rounds who credits U.S. Cyber Command's attack with preventing "serious cyber-incursions.
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For Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's part, it's just another in a long line of incursions against Native American culture.
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Abe called recent incursions by Chinese vessels near the isles "regrettable," said Japanese Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Koichi Hagiuda.
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The incursions are the most intense since China began challenging Japan for control of the islands four years ago.
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They're incredibly brave because sometimes they put themselves in harm's way for incursions and wars that don't make sense.
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These incursions started long before media coverage of the events and the Russians used forces without uniforms and insignias.
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Washington did put together with NATO allies the European Reassurance Initiative, to help prevent further Russian incursions into Ukraine.
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But as a star of long standing, surely she must have to deal with certain incursions into her privacy.
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Alrighty then: The management screwed up and left users vulnerable for years to incursions by malicious state-sponsored hackers.
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But it's no mystery why Russia and other bad actors would assume they could get away with such incursions.
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The UAPs are just a fraction of the incursions Navy training ranges see, Navy spokesperson Joe Gradisher told CNN.
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The Marines at Con Thien were the human equivalent of a tripwire, there to block North Vietnamese ground incursions.
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No-U FC was formed in 2011 to protest against Chinese incursions into what Vietnam calls the East Sea.
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Fighting along the frontier, which until recently witnessed regular Houthi incursions and missile fire, has noticeably quieted in March.
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Military spokesmen declined to elaborate on the blast or say whether Israel had employed a new counter-measure against incursions.
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When Western sanctions over Russia's incursions into Ukraine in 2014 began to bite, China became a valuable source of credit.
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While he has campaigned on "ending endless wars," he has steadfastly resisted congressional efforts to curb U.S. military incursions abroad.
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Sergei Aksyonov, the Russian-backed prime minister, told state TV he blamed the Ukrainian incursions on the U.S. State Department.
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But it was far from clear how any government or company might successfully turn back the tide of Chinese incursions.
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That aggression killed 46 sailors and wasn't the first time the reclusive North had made incursions into South Korean waters.
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The Syrian military has been sending reinforcements to this area to thwart ISIS incursions and push the terror group back.
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Othman says the Israeli army can cause disruption by setting up checkpoints and making incursions into Palestinian towns and villages.
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Thousands of police and soldiers have been drafted in to keep watch on the crowd and guard against further incursions.
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"You have incursions by China into Philippine economic zones, getting after their fishing, pressing on the Spratly [islands]," Ray said.
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Russia and China in particular have been reluctant to take actions that they view as incursions on another country's sovereignty.
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The current state of the neighborhood has been defined, it appears, more by foreign incursions and sanctions than by Hussein.
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Nusra Front and Islamic State fighters have staged regular incursions into Arsal from the barren hills just outside the town.
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San Francisco-based Dedrone, for example, has raised $28 million in venture capital and is focused on detecting drone incursions.
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They have excused Russia's incursions into Ukraine by putting the blame on the European Union and even the United States.
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The question, they said, is whether his mixed messages will open the door further for China's incursions in the region.
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The same mosquitoes then transmit the virus to humans who make incursions into jungles, like gold prospectors, hunters or loggers.
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Some have documented records of looting property, displacing civilians and committing other abuses during earlier Turkish-backed incursions into Syria.
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Only in Mexico and Brazil — granted, of enormous weight in the region — is there a founded fear of outsider incursions.
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Its 2,000 residents were Montagnards, an ethnic minority tribe that had long resisted Viet Cong incursions in the Central Highlands.
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NATO allies were already worried about Trump's warming relationship with Putin, given Moscow's incursions in Ukraine and along Europe's eastern border.
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"The Tenke Fungurume site is overrun by clandestine miners who organize incursions into the heart of the private concession," Muyej said.
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The main reason behind the move is that the Kremlin has characterized the alleged Ukrainian incursions in Crimea as terror acts.
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Such incursions were commonplace in the 22001s and 202s, but Mr Modi's willingness to flaunt such brazen raiding publicly was new.
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Since then a lot has happened, including Russia's incursions into Ukraine and its support for Bashar al-Assad's atrocities in Syria.
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Tensions have occasionally flared between China and India over disputed sections of their border and real and perceived incursions by troops.
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"We will absolutely not tolerate incursions into the airport, endangering the aircraft or disrupting the daily management of Heathrow," Laurence said.
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The Russians have looked to tamp down any suggestion that Trump and Putin will dive deeply into Russia's incursions into Ukraine.
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Shi'ite Hezbollah has previously targeted Sunni Islamist fighters in the area who have staged regular incursions from Lebanon's war-torn neighbor.
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The moral code that traditionally countered all of this has been shouted down and intimidated as hateful incursions on perceived liberties.
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Chinese officials have since acknowledged deploying missiles there, but argue that they are necessary because of American "incursions" in Chinese waters.
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As we warily eye a future utterly transformed by A.I. incursions into all aspects of our lives, HAL has been lurking.
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High-ranking officials expelled from the party had their land seized, or suffered repeated incursions into their properties by party youths.
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And the plight of all ethnic minority groups has been compounded by the deadly incursions of the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army.
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Protected areas that are not adequately managed inevitably succumb to poaching, illegal livestock incursions, land grabs and illegal mining and logging.
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Still, as our election looms, as Republican advocates of small government make epic incursions into personal freedoms, Patagonia starts sounding attractive.
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Those endeavors have been on ice since 2014, when the United States imposed sanctions on Russia for its incursions into Ukraine.
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Experts think they've solved the mystery Conservationists usually try to leave the birds alone and limit their incursions into the avian refuge.
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It calls it out for its military incursions in Ukraine, annexation of Crimea, nuclear treaty violations, and widespread meddling in foreign elections.
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How do you get people thinking, in the modern workplace, especially with incursions from robotics and automation and the changing job force?
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By contrast, Republicans increasingly rely on blue-collar whites who see gun restrictions as hostile incursions on the culture of their communities.
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Le Pen is committed to an easing of the sanctions against Russia for its seizure of Crimea and incursions into eastern Ukraine.
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Divisions exist among EU member states over whether to do more business with Moscow despite its military incursions in Ukraine and Syria.
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The attack can now be viewed as a sort of preview to the larger incursions by Russia to influence the 2016 election.
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The threat graph is bottomed-out today; the Finns have tightened up border security following several incursions by FSB and Spetssvyaz looters.
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As part of the effort, the agency this month announced an expansion of its program to prevent drone incursions over wildland fires.
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Deeply critical of Mr. Putin's government, Mr. Coats was banned from Russia in 2014 for his criticism of its incursions in Ukraine.
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The Sentinelese have responded violently to past incursions by outsiders, which has led the Indian government to maintain a "no-contact" policy.
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He said the incursions were not an effort to disrupt the vote, but merely to bolster rumors of election fraud and interference.
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In June 2014, thousands of London cabbies stopped working and blocked traffic to protest Uber's incursions, bringing central London to a standstill.
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Israel would retain the right to engage in "incursions" into the State of Palestine to ensure it "remains demilitarized and non-threatening".
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While the frequency of attacks by China's cyber army has declined, the success rate of such incursions is rising, the source said.
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His embrace of Vladimir Putin cannot sit well with Europeans who are perfectly aware of Russia's military incursions in Ukraine and Crimea.
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When President Obama ordered sanctions against Russia in 2014 for its Ukraine incursions, sales of Kalashnikov rifles surged in the United States.
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The 172 recovered remains were those of people who died between 1978, early in the army's incursions into the region, and 1986.
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Once elected with this foreign assistance, President Trump should have insisted on shoring up our security against future incursions by Russian malefactors.
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The U.S. had imposed financial sanctions on VEB because of Russian President Vladimir Putin's military incursions in Ukraine and annexation of Crimea.
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But Exxon's Arctic dreams fell apart in 220, after the Obama administration slapped sanctions on Russia's oil industry over Russian incursions into Ukraine.
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Nixey said he did not believe Russia would invade or otherwise make incursions in a way that would trigger NATO's collective defense clause.
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The group is thought by some to be planning incursions across the border with a view to holding territory, even attacking Israeli towns.
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Malaysia has also long suffered incursions by Philippine terror group Abu Sayyaf into the Sabah region, with attacks generally including kidnaping for ransom.
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Turkey says the YPG and PKK are one and the same and has waged two military incursions in northern Syria against the YPG.
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In recent months, Houthi forces made repeated incursions into Saudi territory, and lobbed missiles across the vast frontier, which Riyadh has difficulty defending.
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Neighboring Sweden and Finland, which are not in the NATO alliance, have expressed concerns about incursions by Russian submarines and other naval vessels.
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Maduro's government denies there is an economic crisis and has said soldiers would remain stationed along the country's borders to prevent potential incursions.
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It has found renewed purpose since Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea, sending battalions to the Baltics and Poland to deter potential Russian incursions.
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Trump clearly thinks he has momentum now, but that still doesn't mean that we should take his incursions into states like Pennsylvania seriously.
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Still, it has within it many fleeting gestures similar to Schumann's: notably, those seemingly heaven-sent incursions of lyricism in the Andante sostenuto.
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The blow follows months of back-and-forth incursions, including attempted drone attacks from Syria into Israeli territory and Israeli airstrikes in response.
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Nationally, drone incursions during wildfires are growing as more people get their hands on the unmanned devices capable of capturing video or photos.
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In an effort to prevent or deter ground incursions, IS also has likely booby trapped and ringed the city with improvised explosive devices.
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The emergence of ISIS further alarmed them, and the two countries supported proxies to fight against its incursions in Syria and in Libya.
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"It's no longer a question of whether, but when," he said, of the growing danger of drone incursions at airports and other facilities.
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In fact, Mr. Kaplan's account presents not just well-meaning but effective government officials repeatedly averting disasters, remedying incursions and prosecuting successful attacks.
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Backing President Bashar al-Assad in Syria so soon after his westward incursions looked at first like another folly with an uncertain outcome.
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NATO has found renewed purpose since Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea, sending battalions to the Baltics and Poland to deter potential Russian incursions.
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The instances "go up when something political is going on," Mr. Murof said, suggesting that the incursions are intended to send a message.
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That is why right-wing parties are so focused on borders, on incursions and invasions by foreigners, immigrants, and Others of various kinds.
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Britons and some lawmakers criticized officials' response to the drone incursions, with some wondering why the police did not shoot down the device.
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Since then, militants from Mali and Niger have made incursions into Burkina Faso, bringing an ideology of secular intolerance and violence with them.
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Viral infections provoke the human immune system to eliminate the invader, leaving behind "memory cells" to fight future incursions by the same virus.
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The Department of Homeland Security has identified a seven-fold increase in cyber incursions to critical infrastructure in just the past five years.
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Rwanda has in the past seen incursions by fighters from the rebel FDLR force from their bases in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
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With no natural resistance to diseases like the flu and measles, they are particularly vulnerable to incursions from the outside, Survival International said.
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Unsurprisingly, the anti-crime legislation that Bolsonaro's government recently unveiled would likely expand protections for police officers who kill during incursions into favelas.
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The White House is considering arming Ukrainian government forces fighting Russian-backed rebels as a way of defending against further incursions into the country.
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At the same time, Yahoo has also detected significant new incursions against the service's cookie system, which is used to identify logged-in users.
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PDVSA President Manuel Quevedo on Wednesday night tweeted that the company had been victim of "terrorist incursions" by political adversaries of President Nicolas Maduro.
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Although the groups it backs in the area are opposed to Assad, they have not directly fought the government since Turkey launched its incursions.
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But the Facebook experience will have been bad if it has taught us that resistance to corporate incursions on selfhood and citizenship is futile.
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Maduro's socialist government denies there is an economic crisis and has said soldiers would remain stationed along the country's borders to prevent potential incursions.
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Earlier this year, Britain filed a formal protest with Spain over incursions by Spanish warships that reportedly risked the safety of a British vessel.
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There was a small opening, but this year's Snapdragon 820 is an absolute beast that conclusively shuts the door on any further Intel incursions.
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There have been calls for mandatory "geo-fencing" software, which would stop these incursions automatically, and for the rules to be applied more stringently.
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Cheng was called in by Japanese Vice Foreign Minister Shinsuke Sugiyama last Friday over the incursions into what Japan see as its territorial waters.
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The group has attempted several border incursions, and several ISIS operatives have been detained by Hamas in Gaza, after apparently crossing from the Sinai.
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Belarus is no Ukraine, with whom Minsk stood in solidarity in 2014 over Crimea—a defiant signal against similar incursions into their own territory.
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Instead, Russia got away with the Georgia war cost-free, which ultimately contributed to Russian confidence that its later incursions into Ukraine would succeed.
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The airport was said by a person briefed on its security to have some limited anti-drone technology in place before the Gatwick incursions.
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As far as incursions into combat go, President Trump's brief trip to Iraq last week is not likely to make any future leadership manuals.
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This is all on top of a number of reports of Russian incursions into Swedish airspace and territorial waters over the last two years.
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Last year, Vietnam and China became embroiled in a months-long standoff over incursions by Chinese survey vessels into Vietnam's exclusive economic zone (EEZ).
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Russia and China have become increasingly assertive in recent months, testing the patience of the two regional democracies with deep incursions into their airspace.
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Postcard-style pictures on a video screen hint at the latest developments in technology, government regulations and drone incursions into the arts and humanities.
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Relations between the U.S. and Russia have been poor since Russia's seizure of Crimea from Ukraine in 2014 and further incursions into eastern Ukraine.
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They also warn that any Turkish incursions into northeastern Syria would lead to clashes with the Syrian Kurdish-Arab coalition allied with the Americans.
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India-Pakistan: Some experts predict de-escalation between the two nuclear-armed neighbors after mutual incursions by fighter jets, with an Indian pilot captured.
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India accuses Pakistan of arming and training anti-India rebels and also helping them by providing gunfire as cover for incursions into the Indian side.
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And the globalists are obsessed with Russia of course, they say precious little about China&aposs incursions, China&aposs cheating and China&aposs threats. Why?
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The confrontation is part of a surge of threats and illegal incursions that tribes and indigenous rights groups say have accompanied Bolsonaro's rise to power.
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The incursions into US voting infrastructure had been widely reported, but Mueller's indictment presents evidence that it was indeed Russian intelligence that probed the systems.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper said on Tuesday any Turkish operation into north Syria would be "unacceptable" and the United States would prevent unilateral incursions.
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Turkey's military has carried out two incursions into Syria against the YPG militia, both focusing on its presence to the west of the Euphrates River.
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Burgundy had a court of great sophistication, but it was nearly bankrupt, and with a woman on the throne it faced incursions from pretenders outside.
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Talks instead were focusing on how Turkey can bring goods overland to rebuild Gaza, whose infrastructure has been battered by the blockade and Israeli incursions.
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The Pentagon has intermittently over the decades funded various efforts to evaluate unexplained incursions and phenomena, but the last official effort was shuttered in 2012.
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Prominent politicians in both countries are keen to join the Western military alliance, but have seen their chances of joining hampered by Russian territorial incursions.
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Talks instead focus on how Turkey can bring its goods overland to rebuild Gaza, whose infrastructure has been battered by the blockade and Israeli incursions.
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Pakistan has never accepted the state's inclusion in India and has tried repeatedly to dislodge it, both with military incursions and by supporting Kashmiri insurgents.
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His death comes as illegal miners, loggers and land grabbers are making more, and bolder, incursions into Indigenous land under the far-right Bolsonaro administration.
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And trawlers of Asian, European and Western African origin often carry out illegal incursions into waters reserved for locals, or flaunt fishing regulations, experts say.
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Anytime we have massive incursions across our southern border the thing I worry about is that that's effectively a wet kiss to the drug cartels.
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Tribes have been able to document traditional cultural properties, to minimize incursions at religious sites and share their all too often invisible or unheard histories.
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If we are willing to deface one of our most iconic special lands, how safe are other protected places from such unnecessary and irresponsible incursions?
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At the time, Israel was embroiled in an endless, lethal sequence of skirmishes in southern Lebanon, hoping to secure the border against incursions by Hezbollah.
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There's also the problem of growing domestic debt compounded by a large population under the age of 24 and the country's military incursions in Yemen.
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The rejection of public transit has long been caught up with fears of minority incursions and crime and a philosophical disinclination to fund big government.
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This disappearance seemed to leave us with lowered levels of the cells that recognize and fight pathogenic intruders, offering germs an open window for incursions.
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Montagnards also served in local militias known as Regional and Popular Forces, or "ruff-puffs," providing security and defending their villages against Viet Cong incursions.
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The Continuing Growth of the Israeli Cybersecurity Ecosystem The global cybersecurity incursions of 2017 illuminate the continuing role that innovation plays in information security and defense.
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NATO has found renewed purpose since Russia's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea in 2014, sending battalions to the Baltics and Poland to deter any potential Russian incursions.
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While NATO has maintained air control over Iceland since 2008, their defenses have been unable to stop Russia from reportedly making air incursions into Icelandic airspace.
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Those films are about dystopia, transhumanism, and the fatal incursions of capitalism, but strangely, De Lorra says his craft is focused on exactly one feeling: nostalgia.
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By bringing virtual privacy incursions into the physical world — particularly into the protected private space of the home — smart home technology could short-circuit that dynamic.
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About twice a month, China conducts what the official called "checkbox incursions": Beijing's ships come close to the islands, stay about an hour, and then leave.
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Four Belgian F-16s and at least 60 soldiers have been deployed to protect Baltic airspace from unwelcome incursions, according to the Belgian Ministry of Defense.
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Even now, CBP does not have a method for measuring how effective the existing fence is in preventing crossings – or any other incursions for that matter.
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But Kadri Liik, a senior policy analyst with the European Council on Foreign Relations, cautioned that not all air border incursions in Estonia were politically hued.
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He joined up with other Californians more concerned with immigration across the country's southern border than about incursions from the north — and Proposition 187 was born.
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Since the beginning of 2015, 30 Palestinians have been killed and nearly 1400 injured by Israeli soldiers in Gaza during cross border shootings and military incursions.
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He insists that all is calm, though calm does not preclude snipers stationed in the surrounding hills 24/7 watching for incursions from other armed groups.
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He was looking for a happiness that could stave off incursions of dissatisfaction or boredom once the ultimate battle is won, and (at last!) tranquility reigns.
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Its military has teamed up with rebel forces to carry out three cross-border incursions since 2016 against Islamic State and the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia.
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"The Navy is updating and formalizing the process by which reports of any such suspected incursions can be made to the cognizant authorities," said the statement.
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Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) to strike Iran in retaliation for its incursions in the Middle East and even sacked his hawkish national security adviser, John Bolton.
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Riyadh has historically channeled billions of dollars to Lebanon to help its reconstruction after the 1975-90 civil war and following massive Israeli incursions of south Lebanon.
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"We are not calling for war but we will not allow incursions at all," said Ismail Haniyeh, Hamas's deputy chief, speaking at a mosque before Friday prayers.
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Maduro's beleaguered socialist government denies there is an economic crisis in Venezuela and has said soldiers would be stationed along the country's borders to prevent potential incursions.
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For its part, India said it carried out incursions inside Pakistani territory against a JeM militant camp that it claimed was planning terrorism attacks against the country.
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That came after South Korean fishermen, frustrated with incursions by Chinese boats in defiance of coastguard warnings, impounded two Chinese trawlers and handed them over to authorities.
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Japan last week reported a flurry of incursions by Chinese vessels into waters Tokyo sees as its own near the disputed East China Sea islands it controls.
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The third is that Russia, which itself has a large military presence in Syria, will continue to indulge Israel's repeated incursions, preferring diplomatic rebukes to military confrontation.
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In addition to assistance fighting ISIS, the presence of US troops at the border has been viewed as a deterrent to potential Turkish incursions in the region.
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Snakes, bees, starfish, corals, great apes and bats are suffering similar incursions and have become victims of pathogens spread unwittingly by human travel, commerce and other activities.
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Roche estimates it could have a $10 billion sales gap to fill by 2022 from rival incursions into cancer treatment, territory the Swiss drugmaker has long dominated.
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While the U.S. military presence in the Gulf deters large-scale Iranian incursions at sea, it has failed to stem provocations carried out by the IRGC Navy.
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Roughly 33 percent of the economy is fueled by manufacturing and it's one of the arenas that has been most resistant to incursions from the technology world.
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It's downright cartoony; multi-colored, anthropomorphized cubes with arms and legs, storming the highways of "Bloc City" to fend off the ambiguous incursions of an imaginary government.
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The flight, he said, like the regular fighter-jet incursions in the same area, could have been intended as an opening statement of sorts for the meeting.
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The administration is currently considering measures to help protect American producers of steel and aluminum, and researching another plan to protect American intellectual property from Chinese incursions.
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That collection, which still guides many buyers' incursions into contemporary African art, was formed in 222 under the guidance of André Magnin, a French curator and dealer.
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Incoming Trump administration officials began to explore how sanctions on Russia might be lifted, possibly as a result of a "grand bargain" over its incursions into Ukraine.
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There are many forms of interference here: the writing; the quirky recording style and occasional use of effects; the restless incursions of Jason Moran, jazz piano's doyen.
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My friend, who asked to use the pseudonym Jonathan, was intrigued by accounts of a fiercely independent tribe that has almost entirely resisted incursions by Christian mercenaries.
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He has taken to deploying phrases like "personal cyberhygiene" in conversation and discusses Russian incursions into French politics with a fluency once reserved for Virginia budget skirmishes.
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In September 113, Ukraine's new president, businessman Petro Poroshenko, came to Washington to appeal for help repelling Russian incursions into eastern Ukraine, which had escalated in August.
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The United States remains the area's de facto protector, its 2,000 troops presumed to be the only barrier deterring incursions by Russian, Turkish or Syrian government forces.
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Back then, the point of political parties was that they were gatekeepers, that they carefully chose their champions and guarded against the incursions of outsiders and demagogues.
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Locals join up in opposition to the government's marginalization of Equatorian tribes and to fight the growing incursions of government-backed Dinka cattle-keepers into their land.
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In Midtown Manhattan, James L. Dolan has had no shortage of critics over the last decade-plus for his emotional and occasionally ruinous incursions into team-functioning territory.
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Putin's saber rattling over nukes — not to mention incursions in Ukraine and an aggressive approach to the Syrian civil war — should be putting Trump on alert, Woolsey said.
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BERN, March 27 (Reuters) - Cyber-attacks pose the biggest threat to the Swiss financial system with risks from hacking incursions on the rise, watchdog FINMA warned on Tuesday.
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The tech startups doing the disrupting appear unconcerned about the auto industry's incursions into the mobility space — especially those startups with a vested interest in the industry's success.
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"The Navy is updating and formalizing the process by which reports of any such suspected incursions can be made to the cognizant authorities," they said in a statement.
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Would a President Clinton invoke some kind of "red line" with Russian President Vladimir Putin, such as incursions by Russian proxy forces into any of the Baltic states?
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The United States Cyber Command has made a number of incursions into Russia's electrical infrastructure in recent months, according to a new report in The New York Times.
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It remains keen on the Europeanist course set during the pro-EU, Maidan protests in 2013-2014, despite Russian military incursions and the annexation of Crimea since then.
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Farmland will either become less productive because less sediment reaches it from upstream, or disappear under rising river levels or, in the delta, suffer incursions of salt water.
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From 2015 to 2016, the incidents of private drone incursions over or near wildfires jumped from around 12 cases to 42 reported instances, according to the Interior Department.
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Palo Alto Networks sells a range of products that include firewalls and other tools to prevent incursions of corporate networks by malicious actors, competing with companies like Cisco.
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In addition to assistance fighting ISIS, the presence of about 1,000 US troops at the border has been viewed as a deterrent to Turkish incursions in the region.
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Moscow had previously ignored North Korean incursions into its waters, but the increasing scale of the problem and a mounting domestic outcry finally prompted authorities to take action.
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These countries, previously US allies, are the ones who had expelled Putin from their midst within days of his seizure of the Crimea and incursions into eastern Ukraine.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The Melbourne Cup will have measures in place to deal with "hostile vehicle incursions", police said on Wednesday, a week ahead of Australia's richest horse race.
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The music also shows Mr. Dessner's hand, as Minimalistic patterns from guitars and percussion and chamber-ensemble backdrops contend with electronic burbles, ghostly echoes and incursions of noise.
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The drone incursions raised questions about the safety of Britain's airports and the slow process of establishing a national registry for drone operators, which is planned for November.
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The new data proves their customary ownership of the area, which can be used in courts and in other negotiations to stave off incursions from loggers and poachers.
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Now, with hundreds of Islamic State families trying to escape detention camps in Syria amid Turkish incursions into Kurdish-held territory, the effort has taken on more urgency.
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Beijing Auto's investment in Daimler will probably be less controversial than some other Chinese corporate incursions into Europe, because the two companies have been working together since 2003.
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Beijing's competition with Washington has been largely one-sided, since we have long had wholly inadequate strategic understanding of the implications of China's incursions, and no coherent response.
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Mexican officials — and, broadly, the Mexican people — have bristled at the announcement, with many worrying that it would somehow open the door to American military incursions into Mexico.
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The multibillion-dollar program was canceled less than five years later amid escalating costs and evidence that the technology wasn't going to be effective at stopping border incursions.
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The United States government had grown wary after the Mexican Revolution began in 260, and relations had tensed as each side accused the other of banditry and incursions.
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While she led Europe in pressing for tough sanctions against Russia for its seizure of Crimea and incursions into Eastern Ukraine, Putin respects her toughness and longevity in office.
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It's been a tough year for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) as tensions over China's incursions into the South China Sea have challenged its long-running practices.
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But this is not all about Obama -- despite the fairly disastrous incursions into Iraq and Libya -- but about changes that have occurred in the world over the past years.
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That means Trump must win all the states that Mitt Romney won in 2012, while also making incursions into blue states that could tip the map in his favor.
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Land incursions on indigenous territory have been increasing amid the budget cuts, part of austerity measures aimed at lifting Brazil out of its worst recession in decades, they say.
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The Russia connection: Bossert said that recent alleged Russian digital aggression wasn't the main factor behind the order and instead tied it to a larger trend in digital incursions.
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The idea has been in the works for at least five years, and in the meantime, Silicon Valley has made incursions into the industry's role as a payment intermediary.
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"The United States strongly supports our ROK and Japanese allies and their responses to air space incursions by Chinese and Russian aircraft," Pentagon spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Dave Eastburn said.
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During the G-20 Summit in Antalya in mid-November, Erdogan told his Russian counterpart in no uncertain terms that Turkey would not tolerate further incursions into Turkish airspace.
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Meantime, authorities say hobbyist drone incursions on wildfires pose a safety risk to firefighting aircraft battling the disaster and jeopardizes the safety of residents and crews on the ground.
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The murder is one of a string of losses for Brazil's indigenous communities, as miners and loggers make more and bolder incursions into Indigenous territories and other protected areas.
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Local residents in the Russian Far East, as well as the region's fishing companies, began to increasingly voice concerns about the North Korean incursions, demanding that authorities take action.
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Mexico's 7-0 demolition at the hands of Chile was enough to make the eyes water for that nation, which sometimes makes beautiful Latino incursions into the global game.
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In 2014, Russia saw the world completely overwhelmed with the spread of Salafi jihadism and launched several well-planned and coordinated incursions into Ukrainian territory, starting with the Crimea.
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It also said Swedish IP addresses had been used to coordinate the incursions and retrieve stolen data and that APT10 specifically targeted IT, communications, healthcare, energy and research sectors.
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He's a self-proclaimed philosopher with a bizarre and fascist-first worldview that, coincidentally or otherwise, happens to justify all of Vladimir Putin's foreign incursions in Georgia and Ukraine.
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Steel magnates like Andrew Carnegie resented any incursions on their freedom to set wages and working conditions at will; they wanted the right to squeeze labor to maintain profitability.
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Because there's not even an attempt among Republicans to discover what Russia really did in the 2016 election, nothing much is being done to prepare for further Russian incursions.
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After the arrests, the police said they would "continue to build resilience to detect and mitigate further incursions from drones," but did not specify what those measures might be.
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On Friday, the police said they had identified "persons of interest" in the drone flights but offered few clues about the motive beyond saying that the incursions were deliberate.
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The cross-border incursions took an embarrassing turn for India after one of its fighter jets was shot down and the pilot was captured and quickly released by Pakistan.
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Bill Haslam of Tennessee, an old-guard Republican who heads the Republican Governors Association, pointing to Democratic incursions into localities like Cobb County, Ga., that were once conservative bulwarks.
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He said authorities were continuing to actively follow lines of investigation to catch those responsible for the most disruptive incursions from unmanned aerial vehicles seen at any major airport.
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Because he lives in a kind of gopher hole behind the mound, Winnie cannot see him except when he makes one of his infrequent incursions into her peripheral vision.
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The announcement comes after NATO sent battalions to Poland and the Baltics in hopes of deterring future Russian incursions after the nation annexed the territory of Crimea from Ukraine.
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The number of land incursions, illegal natural resource extraction, and property damage in indigenous areas doubled in the first nine months of the administration compared to the year prior.
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" He prefers a "smart wall" that would use "high-tech resources like sensors, radar, LIDAR, fiber optics, drones and cameras to detect and then track incursions across our border.
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But this mission marked one of the few known incursions of the Nazis on North American soil: getting hold of weather data was important enough to take the risk.
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Europe's GDPR is focusing the conversation, though, and targeted complaints filed under the bloc's new privacy regime have shown they can have teeth and so bite back against rights incursions.
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Free updates in April and June should add Incursions and Operations, as well as new stats for your "Gear Level" and an even higher tier of gear to hunt for.
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Democrats and Republicans alike complained that President Trump's unwillingness to confront Russia had weakened the Western alliance and would encourage further Russian incursions into the territory of other sovereign nations.
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Since then Gaza, impoverished by a tight Israeli blockade and frequent incursions (not to mention Hamas's mismanagement), has continued to pepper Israel with home-made rockets, most recently this week.
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In addition to replanting, the plan also foresees the establishment of a special brigade, initially supported by army special forces, which will monitor the forests and protect them against incursions.
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But his plan backfired: Russia's brutal air campaign in Syria emboldened the EU's hawks to press for fresh measures beyond those already imposed in response to Russia's incursions into Ukraine.
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Mr. Trump used the appearance to criticize President Barack Obama amid deteriorating relations between the United States and Russia over its incursions into Ukraine, which had begun a year earlier.
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"It's been a problem each of the last couple of fire seasons, and we continue to see incursions," said Stanton Florea, a fire information officer for the U.S. Forest Service.
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They acted in response to an article published last week that addressed the group's recent public incursions, which have become more frequent and have grown in the number of participants.
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S.H.I.E.L.D. is responsible for dealing with paranormal and supernatural issues that endanger the people of Earth, but they have a counterpoint organization, S.W.O.R.D., which specifically tackles alien incursions against Earth.
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Now, the committee is recommending moving in the exact opposite direction: going back to paper ballots that can be double-checked, and shoring up our election infrastructure against cyber incursions.
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The Palestinian state news agency Wafa said the Palestinians protested Israel&aposs settlement expansion and demanded Israel stop "incursions by Jewish extremists" into Jerusalem&aposs contested Al-Aqsa Mosque compound.
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There are also frequent Chinese incursions into the waters around the Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea (see map), which China claims, calling them Diaoyu, but which Japan controls.
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And depending on the outcome of various ongoing strategic GDPR complaints it could prove hugely significant in reshaping what data experts believe are systematic privacy incursions by adtech platform giants.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece reported mass incursions by Turkish military aircraft on Wednesday, amid tensions over Athens' failure to hand over Turkish soldiers Ankara accuses of involvement in a coup attempt.
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Simultaneously, of course, came the guerrilla incursions from FreshDirect and Blue Apron and the countless other three-steps-to-vegetarian-cassoulet meal-delivery services that the Internet economy has facilitated.
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If it loses that differentiator, how well equipped is it to resist the incursions of CME or, further down the line, from Chinese exchanges such as the Shanghai Futures Exchange.
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"At times protests and forms of expression are treated as if they are incursions on free speech when in fact they are manifestations of free speech," PEN America's Principles say.
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Trump continued down that high-risk road even after it went public that he was withholding the money approved by Congress to help the Ukraine fight off Russian military incursions.
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Transport Minister Keiichi Ishii, whose portfolio includes the coastguard, told reporters the situation over the disputed islets was "heading for a higher degree of urgency" because of increasing Chinese incursions.
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Erdogan said many refugees had already returned to the northern Syrian regions of Afrin and Jarablus, where Turkey has launched military incursions to drive back Kurdish or Islamic State fighters.
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Its troops already occupy Afrin, a mixed Kurdish-Arab area and it is eyeing further incursions against the Kurdish militia -- the YPG -- that has worked with the US against ISIS.
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Over the years sex-shop chic has made regular incursions into conventional wardrobes, in the form of catsuits, rump-clutching lace or leather trousers and stiletto-heel, thigh-high boots.
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Such actions tend to trigger attempts by lower-level cartel members to move up in the organization, or incursions by other cartels into territory they believe is weak and leaderless.
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But they said they also recognized that it might be their last time to take such a public stand on incursions by the Chinese government into their way of life.
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At one point, the lead investigator questioned whether, despite dozens of sightings, there had been any drone incursions at all; officials were then quick to insist that there had been.
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Without a clear and sustained deconfliction mechanism, Turkish incursions to preserve its own security interests could spark further clashes between two U.S. partners, opening a new front in the war.
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Creighton W. Abrams, adopted a more flexible position along the border, relying on airstrikes and long-range artillery to check incursions and closing many of the bases around Con Thien.
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"Incursions into military air space or training ranges by UAPs are problematic from both a safety and security concern—for all of DOD, not any one military service," Gough said.
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But it remains highly unlikely that Pakistan would respond to border incursions in a region long contested by using any nuclear weapon, weapons so powerful they could affect Pakistani territory.
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The Houthis and their allies also staged frequent incursions, overrunning villages, pushing several kilometers into Saudi territory and laying large numbers of explosive devices, according to both Western and Saudi officials.
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Insect Allies seeks to mitigate the impact of these incursions by applying targeted therapies to mature plants with effects that are expressed at relevant timescales—namely, within a single growing season.
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Perhaps fittingly, Harper also had an affinity with commemorating the War of 1812, which saw English troops defending what is now Canada, and eventually invading parts of America in brief incursions.
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"What we're going to do is prevent unilateral incursions that would upset, again, these mutual interests... the United States, Turkey and the SDF share with regard to northern Syria," Esper said.
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Watch Vladimir Putin's actions in Ukraine, in the wake of Russian incursions in the Sea of Azov, and amid falling popularity at home, as Kiev faces crucial presidential elections in March.
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"Sokolovsky's actions may have offended some or indeed many, but they present no public danger and criminal sanctions against him are groundless incursions on the right to free expression," Gorbunova said.
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America's regional allies also have a greater stake in the deal: both Israel and Jordan are alarmed by the incursions of Iranian-backed militias into areas that rub against their borders.
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BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - East Libyan forces said they had launched air strikes on Islamic State fighters after the militants made incursions south and east of their former coastal stronghold of Sirte.
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Incursions, most of them accidental, are frequent: even as the Doklam confrontation has simmered, a Chinese contingent was spotted briefly on Indian soil almost 1,000km away, to the west of Nepal.
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The attack was "far more widespread than has been publicly revealed, including incursions into voter databases and software systems in almost twice as many states as previously reported," according to Bloomberg.
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But convening the NATO-Russia Council is proving difficult with NATO and Russia at odds over issues ranging from Moscow's support for separatists in Ukraine to its airspace incursions in Turkey.
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Obama's reluctance to engage directly in these two countries has paved the way for Russian allies, such as the Iranian and Syrian regimes to run incursions into them using sectarian militias.
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These internal struggles make for intimate drama, certainly not on the same scale as the large set pieces on that other show, where plotlines take on the scope of military incursions.
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North Korea's tests of atomic weapons, and repeated incursions by Chinese vessels into disputed waters surrounding a group of Japanese-controlled islands in the East China Sea, have unnerved the Japanese.
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If Ireland fails to defend European values and rights against the commercial incursions of some of the world's most powerful companies it would represent EU policy failure at the highest level.
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" In the statement, the South African government said it wants the Israeli Defense Force to pull out of the Gaza Strip and end its "violent and destructive incursions into Palestinian territories.
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The regime has made numerous lethal incursions in South Korea, attempted to assassinate senior leaders, attacked South Korean ships, and tortured Otto Warmbier, ultimately leading to that fine young man's death.
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In Syria, where Turkey has conducted two military incursions into the northwest since 2016, President Tayyip Erdogan has also threatened to extend operations in northeastern border regions where YPG forces operate.
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But now Republican officials are increasingly concerned about Democratic incursions in some of the remaining 23 competitive districts on the House map where the Republican candidates thought they had an edge.
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Grouting crews fan out across the subways every night, looking for runnels down walls and stalactites of muck oozing from ceilings, patching up incursions that are closest to electrical components first.
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But since Gatwick shut down briefly on Friday after a suspected drone sighting, no new incursions have been reported nearby, and a steady stream of flights have resumed, with some delays.
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For several years, the Russian economy has appeared able mostly to shrug off the effects of a series of Western sanctions tied to its incursions into Ukraine and its election meddling.
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" The statement continued: "As part of this effort, the Navy is updating and formalizing the process by which reports of any such suspected incursions can be made to the cognizant authorities.
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This month, the U.S. government revealed its concerns about Russian incursions into the operating systems of domestic electric power plants and noted that the efforts to disrupt date back to 21625.
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"For many years, our aviators didn't report these incursions because of the stigma attached to previous terminology and theories about what may or may not be in those videos," he said.
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Attention and resources would be spread between the two campaigns, and an increased focus on Assad would mean that the US-led incursions against ISIS would likely slow as a result.
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After rolling out trade actions on washing machines and solar panels that were nominally aimed at China, the administration is considering sweeping action to protect American intellectual property from Chinese incursions.
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Over the years, peacemaking became mired in accusations of broken promises on both sides and more attacks by Palestinian militants, and continued settlement expansion, movement restrictions, arrests and military incursions by Israel.
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These incursions bring a startling chunkiness to the paper support; the toughened texture militates against the seemingly effortless painterly finesse, grounding the work's ethereal beauty in a hard-won sense of reality.
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Consumers may benefit from their free products and from low prices, but small businesses have been hurt by the tech giants' incursions into a wide array of industries, which can influence politicians.
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Turkey has carried out two cross-border operations against Kurdish militants in northern Syria and has warned that it will launch further incursions if the threats along its borders are not eliminated.
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Since then, Trump has blamed Barack Obama rather than Putin for Russia's incursions into Ukraine, and reportedly told fellow world leaders in June that Crimea is Russian because everyone there speaks Russian.
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Most prominent among these are foreign relations, foreign incursions, border security, and matters related to foreign commerce, as well as commerce between the states — which, obviously, may be impacted by foreign commerce.
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The partial shutdown on Tuesday was all the more dispiriting because it came only days after Heathrow and Gatwick announced they had ordered military-grade anti-drone equipment to ward off incursions.
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It also called on Turkey, which regards the SDF as a terrorist organization and has staged incursions into Syria against it, to leave Syrian territory, especially the mostly Kurdish region of Afrin.
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While Moscow has been undermining the independence of the former Soviet republics in the Baltic and Black Sea basins through subversion and military incursions, Beijing has been strengthening trade ties throughout Europe.
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But thousands of people had moved to the Redoubt area because they believed it was everything the places they were fleeing were not: a conservative, Constitution-minded place, free from liberal incursions.
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Erdogan's generous treatment of Russia and hostile rhetoric against the U.S. stem in part from the Turkish president's realization that he needs Moscow's blessing for military incursions into Syria, and particularly Afrin.
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Menashi and Ginsburg deny in their article that these early judicial incursions into economic policymaking will lead back to Lochner — although many leading libertarian advocates, scholars, and judges hope that they will.
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His intention was clear: The wall was meant to defend his people against enemy incursions; and the burning of all literature announced that all memory of the past needed to be erased.
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This week, Tinder responded to a letter from Oregon Senator Ron Wyden calling for the company to seal up security loopholes in its app that could lead to blackmail and other privacy incursions.
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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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Nakasone and White House national security adviser John Bolton declined, through spokesmen, to answer questions from the Times about the incursions, and the White House did not respond to CNN's request for comment.
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Coats has been one of the more vocal voices in the Trump administration about the very real threat of Russian incursions into US digital infrastructure, and its meddling to sow discord and division.
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The problem: Base camps of Mozambique&aposs main opposition force sit on the cloud-shrouded mountain, a redoubt that was the scene of military incursions and civilian flight in the last few years.
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The Southeast Asian country has some of the world's richest fishing grounds, but authorities have struggled to prevent trawlers, often from Asian neighbors, from making incursions into the seas around the vast archipelago.
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"We are certain of our sovereignty over the whole of Gibraltar, including British-Gibraltar territory waters, and any incursions are a violation of sovereignty, but not a threat to it," the spokesman said.
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The drone incursions come as the death toll in the Northern California wildfires increased to at least 41 people Monday, which includes a driver killed in a water tanker crash in Napa County.
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Russia's battlefield successes in Syria have given Moscow, isolated by the West after its annexation of Crimea and other incursions into Ukraine, new leverage in decisions about the future of the Middle East.
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"The regime has made numerous lethal incursions in South Korea, attempted to assassinate senior leaders, attacked South Korean ships and tortured Otto Warmbier, ultimately leading to that fine young man's death," Trump said.
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For years, Poland has sought a permanent U.S. military base on its soil as a guarantee against Russian aggression, an anxiety that's only become more acute following Moscow's incursions into Georgia and Ukraine.
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"The U.S. has shown 'shock and awe' in cyberspace, and Russia wants to show it can keep pace with the U.S." That's why Russia has launched hundreds of incursions against the U.S. grid.
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Lutsenko didn't spend time in prison in retaliation for his efforts against Russia — he was sent to prison for embezzlement and abuse of office, two years before Russia became making incursions into Ukraine.
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"Money" is effectively a stripped-bare version of BlocBoy JB and Drake's already-bare "Look Alive," and a de facto lo-fi rejoinder to Cardi B's steady pop incursions over the past year.
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The People's Liberation Army's incursions into Vietnam, however, did not go as planned, and even today some Chinese veterans of the war say their sacrifice and needs have been ignored by the government.
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Considering how dearly the American people value our iconic public lands and waters, you'd think that the Antiquities Act and the county's national monuments would be safe from the incursions of private industry.
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Most evidence supporting drones is anecdotal: Mr. Coetzee said he has seen a significant reduction in park incursions when and where drones fly, but added that other factors could have been at play.
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In 1970s Hong Kong, Mr. Maeda pointed out, viewers with a living memory of Japan's imperial incursions into China would stand up and cheer as Lee's character defeats a battery of Japanese opponents.
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Repeated incursions Israel has attempted to stay out of Syria's civil war but has reportedly struck the country multiple times in the past, often taking aim at weapons shipments intended for Hezbollah in Lebanon.
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The move comes after South Korean fishermen, frustrated with incursions by Chinese fishing boats in defiance of coastguard warnings, used rope to impound two Chinese trawlers this month and handed them over to authorities.
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Trump's comments more than two years ago, which came in the wake of Russian incursions into Crimea, offer a sharp contrast to the Russia-friendly rhetoric he has employed since launching his presidential campaign.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper said on Tuesday any Turkish operation into northern Syria would be "unacceptable" and the United States would prevent unilateral incursions, as tensions between Washington and Ankara simmer.
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The latest bust-up followed the leak of details of a meeting in October between the generals and the government, amid a flare-up on the Indian border following incursions by militants from Pakistan.
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The Iran-allied Houthis, who are battling the internationally recognized government of Yemen's President Abd Rabbu Mansour al-Hadi, often fire mortars into southern Saudi regions and test Saudi defenses with guerrilla-style incursions.
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Turkey's campaign south of border These Turkish incursions mark a new phase in Operation Euphrates Shield, a campaign launched last month to improve security and clear the Sunni terror group from the border region.
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Drivers are used to groundhogs and foxes making track incursions at Canada's Gilles Villeneuve circuit in Montreal while stray dogs proved a danger when the sport raced at India's Buddh circuit near New Delhi.
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A loose collective of about 22016,2010 members, of which between 255 and 2200 are regular activists, Papadopoulos says court incursions of I Won't Pay have thwarted 22009,0003 auctions annually over the past four years.
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Erdogan has said 9113,000 Syrians have already returned to northern Syrian regions now controlled by Turkey and allied Syrian rebel forces after they launched military incursions to drive back Kurdish and Islamic State fighters.
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On foreign policy, the EU's carefully co-ordinated sanctions on Russia over its incursions in Ukraine may have been shepherded by Angela Merkel but were energised by a group of hardliners led by Britain.
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On the other hand, Taliban offensives to date have been repulsed by Afghan forces, with the Taliban failing to take towns and hold them -- even as they have shown the ability to launch incursions.
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Netanyahu faced off against Benny Gantz, a 60-year-old who served as the head of the Israel Defense Forces from 2011 to 2015, navigating the country through two incursions on the Gaza Strip.
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On Tuesday, South Korea claimed a Russian A-50 military aircraft flew over territory claimed by Seoul, saying its fighter jets had fired 360 warning shots at the plane during its two alleged incursions.
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Turkey regards the YPG as a terrorist group tied to the PKK inside its own borders, and has staged incursions into Syria in support of Syrian rebels to push it from the Turkish border.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Vice President Mike Pence, in a visit to Iceland next week, will have talks about 'incursions' into the Arctic Circle by China and Russia, a senior Trump administration official said on Wednesday.
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As Turkish troops launched a third night of airstrikes and ground incursions, Kurdish fighters said they had thwarted a second attempt to break out of a detention camp for families of Islamic State members.
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Turkey regards the YPG as a terrorist group tied to the PKK inside its own borders, and has staged incursions into Syria in support of Syrian rebels to push it from the Turkish frontier.
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In its report, the Times said Ross had kept the investment in Navigator, which increased its business dealings with Sibur even as Western nations sought to punish Russia's energy sector over Putin's incursions into Ukraine.
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"Uniting (our) efforts is the correct path for Iran to realize the futility of its incursions and expansionism," Gargash wrote on his official Twitter account, several hours after a policy speech on Iran by Pompeo.
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Public media – dominated by government appointees – spent the weekend warning darkly of "attempts to destabilise the state," while PiS spokeswoman Beata Mazurek tweeted an inflammatory warning about expected "incursions" on party offices by enraged protesters.
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India could likely get away with additional cross-border incursions that target Pakistani terrorists, with possible retaliations from Pakistan that may include mobilizing more troops along the border and, perhaps, limited conventional strikes in India.
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But Paul Smith, the lawyer for the plaintiffs, may have got it wrong when he told the justices that Gill marks "the last opportunity" for them to guard against "serious incursions on democracy" in America.
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Ethnic rivalries, incursions and competition for mineral-rich land have stoked conflict for two decades among eastern Congo's dozens of armed groups, including many "Mai Mai" - self-defense militias originally created to resist Rwandan invasions.
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As a result of all these incursions — real and potential — toy makers will feel greater pressure in the year ahead to roll out encrypted, secure products, as they continue to produce more technologically advanced products.
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Alaska would represent a likely first target in a nuclear war with the US. The Russian bombers left peacefully and didn't cross into US airspace, but incursions like this have become frequent around the world.
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Harris and Wiley had other things in common: both received M.F.A.s from Yale (Wiley in 2001, Harris this past spring), and both were making provocative incursions into Times Square, land of Coke ads and Elmos.
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Ordinarily, the Poroshenko playbook to Russian incursions on Ukrainian territory has been to call for more Russia sanctions, request emergency meetings of the UN Security Council and convene whirlwind meetings with heads of allied countries.
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Prominent Georgian politicians are keen for their country to join the Western military alliance, but have seen their chances of joining hampered by Russian territorial incursions into the two breakaway territories - South Ossetia and Abkhazia.
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So, too, is Iran itself, which shows no sign of exiting Syria despite international pressure, and which warned recently that it is prepared to deliver a "crushing and proportional response" to any further Israeli incursions.
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Turkey's invasion of northern Syria has plunged the region into renewed chaos, with dozens of ISIS prisoners escaping detention and the Kurds striking a deal with Syrian President Bashar Assad to prevent further Turkish incursions.
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We have to, no matter how ridiculous it sounds, stand up against these incursions, whether it's fake news incurring into our sphere, whether, whatever, governments decide how to react to tariffs and this and that.
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Brutalist in style, dense concrete structures like Branko Žnidarec's Hotel Adriatic II nevertheless wrap themselves organically along the curves of the rocky shore, achieving a high capacity of accommodation with minimal incursions into the topography.
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Neither side wants extremists to destabilize the region by a return to the violence witnessed at the beginning of this century, when suicide bombing campaigns by Palestinians and violent military incursions by Israelis killed thousands.
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In case you missed it Friday, well-known security expert and blogger Bruce Schneier penned a very disturbing piece about how the recent hacks of Democratic computer systems are just the start of possible incursions.
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President Obama first imposed economic sanctions on Russia in 2014, after Russia's military incursions in Crimea and Ukraine, and again last December to punish Russia for its attempts to disrupt the United States presidential election.
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The Greek armed forces are tasked with intercepting and repelling aerial and naval incursions by an increasingly erratic and aggressive Turkey, a dysfunctional relationship at the heart of NATO's security architecture in the Eastern Mediterranean.
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As the United States implements the findings of its foreign assistance review, it should make sure that anti-corruption efforts are a prominent element of strategies to thwart Beijing&aposs and Moscow&aposs illiberal incursions.
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The charges were seen in part as an attempt by the administration to show that it was taking a tough line on Turkey amid an outcry over Mr. Trump's endorsement of its incursions in Syria.
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The work's finale is a monologue delivered by the opera's hero, the cobbler Hans Sachs, that is a rousing defense of "holy German art," and a warning that it must be safeguarded against foreign incursions.
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China and Russia have started joint air incursions not only into the Korean Air Defense Identification Zone, but into South Korean airspace, resulting in hundreds of warning shots fired by the South Korean Air Force.
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Apparel stores in particular have been hit hard by online competition so far, but Amazon's $13.4 billion proposed acquisition of Whole Foods could put food outlets — until now mostly resistant to online incursions — into play.
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The two men repeatedly discussed a proposal to resolve a conflict over Russia's incursions into Ukraine, possibly giving Moscow relief from punishing American-led sanctions that had been imposed after Russia seized Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula.
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How does one defend that place against incursions by agents or forces that seem to want to change that environment, make it inhospitable, when it had felt like where one belongs for a long time?
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The separatists often try to make small incursions into the so-called "grey zone" between the battle lines, as do the Ukrainians, who've been engaged in a slow but creeping advance over the last few months.
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The first Division featured a raid-like activity called Incursions, and while those multi-hour missions were similar in style to the a traditional MMO raid, they only let you play with up to four others.
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So I think we knew that, and Shawn talked about this, that there were two different incursions into the DNC but the GRU, the Fancy Bear side of this, was active in going after personal emails.
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And then Trump gave an interview to The New York Times in which he suggested that he would not automatically defend NATO allies under attack, leaving Eastern Europe, particularly the Baltic states, open to Russian incursions.
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The monster attacking the British expedition was a physical embodiment of the land itself rejecting their imperialist incursions, demonstrating that their supposed technological and cultural superiority was no match for the sheer might of the elements.
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He believed his inkblots to be "incursions of the spirit world," magical images that spoke to him in the voices of the dead; voices he ventriloquized in the gloomy poetic captions he added to his blots.
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Niger, a security ally of the West, is grappling simultaneously with incursions from jihadist group Boko Haram across its southern border with Nigeria as well as roaming al Qaeda-linked groups in its vast desert spaces.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Dubai is testing out ways to detect and track drones after a series of high-profile incursions upset flights at one of the world's busiest airports, the airport operator's top official said on Thursday.
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During his second term as president of Peru, from 2006 to 2011, Alan García made deals and pushed through laws allowing for greater corporate and industrial incursions into the Amazon than the government had ever permitted.
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What is surprising is that the Court's decision in Comcast is unanimous (although Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote a separate opinion warning that the Court should not make further incursions on the ban on contract discrimination).
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The Satanic Temple, founded in 2013, is basically the Yes Men with an ethos, using humor and outrageous behavior to call attention to hypocrisy, particularly when it comes to incursions of religion into the public sphere.
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To expand that exception beyond international war crimes, even for those accused of being part of Al Qaeda, is to open the door to further, novel incursions on that right in the name of national security.
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Why it matters: Trump wants Russia to be allowed to rejoin the G7 club, and he has repeatedly declined to blame Putin personally for the incursions into Ukraine that united the other G8 members against him.
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He and Putin are at odds over Moscow's incursions into Ukraine, its backing of the Assad regime in the Syrian civil war, and its alleged oversight of a hacking operation to tip the US presidential election.
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Delacroix's private view of a harem evokes a relationship to the passage of time similar to that of a Parisian brothel, where privileged males went to remove themselves from incursions of business, family, and the workaday world.
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It imposed sanctions on Russia over its incursions into Ukraine, has taken on the anti-competitive practices of American technology giants, has maintained a disciplined front in the Brexit negotiations and is even creeping towards military integration.
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During past visits to Europe, including during 2014's NATO summit in Wales, Obama's goal had been to reassure allies the United States was committed to upholding its treaty obligations in protecting them against border incursions. Gen.
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Beyond its own new drug portfolio, Novartis has a big side bet that cheaper "biosimilars" from its Sandoz generics unit can grab rivals' profits, while Roche has limited its focus to new drugs to counter such incursions.
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The flurry of Chinese incursions into the waters follows a period of sustained pressure on China over its activities in the South China Sea, and China's criticism of what it sees as Japanese interference in that dispute.
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On September 1150st it summoned Pakistan's envoy for a wrist-slap, citing evidence that the attackers had indeed slipped across the border, and noting that India has stopped 2126 such incursions since the beginning of the year.
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As if that weren't enough, Russia is reportedly building up forces along Ukraine's eastern borders, while Russian President Vladimir Putin is threatening punitive action in response to alleged Ukrainian incursions into the peninsula it occupied in 2014.
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But the window of the administration is closing and it is time to blast out the message that Western democracies will not allow themselves to be penetrated and challenged by Russian incursions in cyber or traditional battlefields.
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With Islamic State sleeper cells still living among them, the people of northeast Syria have to contend with the regime of Bashar Al Assad to the south and Turkish threats of further incursions along their northern border.
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Of far greater concern, it is likely to take attention away from the danger that ongoing Iranian incursions into western Syria could result in transforming the current shadow conflict between Israel and Iran into all-out war.
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Unlike the previous instances of digital incursions, Stuxnet was actually meant to have an effect similar to what a nation would once have used kinetic warfare to do: knock out an enemy's infrastructure or weapon-making capacity.
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Since then, except for incursions by Gregory Hines and Savion Glover, who temporarily reconnected tap on Broadway both with its African-American roots and with contemporary coolness, tap in musicals has been almost exclusively a period dance.
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In Iceland, Pence is expected to bring up incursions into the Arctic Circle by China and Russia amid growing tensions in the polar region over melting ice and access to minerals, a White House official has said.
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Airlines are rarely persuaded to switch to rival suppliers because of the costs of training and parts, but this week's Paris Airshow has witnessed two such announcements as sold-out planemakers mount incursions to continue their growth.
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The increased corporatization of high-end fashion, the incursions of private equity, with its demands for bigger and bigger profit margins, share blame for the current state of affairs, along with the other more commonly discussed culprits.
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Both places saw Spanish incursions from the south, mutual incomprehension in the meeting of Europeans and aboriginals, waves of disease that devastated the natives and a relentless quest by the newcomers for the raw materials of empire.
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During the 22020s, with France long having withdrawn from NATO's integrated military command, and with French President Francois Mitterrand often at odds with Ronald Reagan, the two countries coordinated military operations against Moammar Gadhafi's incursions into Chad.
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On top of that, The New York Times reported last week that the United States has been stepping up digital incursions into Russia's electric power grid in a demonstration of American capacity to deploy cybertools more aggressively.
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Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and its aggressions in Ukraine, followed by the Kremlin's disinformation campaigns to obscure or justify those incursions, jolted the leadership of Voice of America and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty into action.
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In fact, such superficial offerings as the paper's regular "36 Hours In _____" articles, which guide "travelers" on pass-through junkets through various target cities, help encourage the kind of consumerism-focused incursions that are killing places like Venice.
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At the summit, leaders will discuss ties with Georgia and Ukraine, two NATO membership hopefuls who contribute to troop levels in Afghanistan but have seen their chances of joining the alliance hampered by Russian incursions into their territory.
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Such Islamic State incursions are rare in northern Iraq, where the Kurdish peshmerga have pushed the militants back with the help of coalition air strikes and set up defensive lines that the militants are rarely able to breach.
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BERN (Reuters) - Cyber-attacks pose the biggest threat to the Swiss financial system with risks from hacking incursions on the rise, watchdog FINMA warned on Tuesday, calling on Switzerland to step up its national defenses against the menace.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Multinational chocolatiers have spent almost 13 years trying to crack Indonesia's booming confectionary market, only to build a share that pales in comparison with other emerging economies as long-established local producers fend off foreign incursions.
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Once strategic allies, ties between Israel and Turkey have frayed over the past decade as the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan assumed patronage over the Palestinians in Gaza and protested over Israel's periodic attacks and incursions there.
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The towers, called Integrated Fixed Towers, are designed to "provide automated, wide-area surveillance for the tracking, identification, and classification of illegal border incursions between ports of entry," DHS announced in 0003, when the program was first conceived.
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Airlines are rarely persuaded to jump ship to rival suppliers because of the costs of training and parts, but this week's Paris Airshow has witnessed two such announcements as sold-out planemakers mount incursions to continue their growth.
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"The neighborhood is now completely under control of our forces," he said, adding that his side had also made incursions into neighborhood Number 1, situated in the heart of Sirte, the hometown of late Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
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We can accept that outbreaks like Covid-19 will continue to occur, and likely accelerate in number, as human populations grow, as our incursions into a variety of habitats expand and as our penchant for certain animals continues.
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Pete Buttigieg made deep incursions into her support among educated white voters but she did not call him out in earnest until December, even as he flooded the Iowa airwaves with a moderate message undercutting her progressive platform.
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Questions about the reasons for the National Guard deployment only deepened Thursday, when Trump noted in a tweet that the caravan had largely been broken up by Mexico and highlighted historically low incursions across the US-Mexico frontier.
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" Still, in the interest of safety, the Mali pages warn that "an armed rebellion by Tuareg nomads and subsequent Islamic militant incursions due to the collapse of Libya in 22002 have sadly made Mali off-limits to travelers.
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The bigger surprise was that Kyrgios gave a next-level interview session of his own, accepting incursions into his inner workings that he might have dismissed with a glare and a glance at his cellphone on other nights.
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During that same press conference, Pompeo harshly criticized Moscow, denouncing its incursions into Georgia in 2008 and Ukraine in 2014, as well as the March 2018 nerve agent attack on a former Russian spy in the United Kingdom.
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President Trump's unwillingness to stand up to Russia on this issue only serves to weaken the Western alliance and encourage further Russian incursions into the territory of sovereign nations now that Putin knows Trump will give him a pass.
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Inside Airbnb's research shows that Airbnb's incursions into black neighborhoods have displaced black residents unable to keep up with rising rents while disproportionately benefiting white hosts, who've earned an estimated $159.7 million compared to $48.3 million for black hosts.
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"Our investigations are still on-going, and our activities at the airport continue to build resilience to detect and mitigate further incursions from drones, by deploying a range of tactics," Sussex Police Superintendent James Collis said in a statement.
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Chief Thomas Ekpemupolo, the 84-year-old father of rebel leader Government Ekpemupolo, died at a hospital in Warri from injuries sustained during military incursions into his community, Paul Bebenimibo, a spokesman for the son, known as Tompolo, said.
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One 2016 study posited that this sense of unreality leads to contradictory attitudes about online privacy: While people know rationally that they should be concerned about virtual incursions, they simply don't have a strong "gut feeling" about it intuitively.
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He saw in Hillary Clinton someone eager to intervene against Russian interests in Syria, who'd take a tough line on further incursions into Ukrainian territory, and who was committed to maintaining sanctions against Russia to keep the pressure on.
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Japanese Defense Minister Tomomi Inada said use of the drone aggravated tensions inflamed by what Japan says are a record number of scrambles by its Self-Defense Force aircraft in response to Chinese incursions in the last fiscal year.
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Nowhere, however, does Sidewalk Labs address what this augmentation of landlords' power might morally or legally imply, let alone for tenants struggling to pay a month's rent thanks to Silicon Valley's price-inflating incursions into cities across the world.
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While recent drone incursions have caused only a nuisance for travelers, hostile drones armed with an explosive payload pose a more sinister threat — one that likely would be perpetrated long before the nearest equipped federal law enforcement officer arrived.
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More broadly, the Court's consensus in Comcast signals that the liberal justices may have shifted into triage mode, accepting that some incursions on civil rights are no longer worth resisting in a Court that's lurched hard to the right.
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Like well-off bohemians who might send their children to Waldorf schools, where an anti-vaccination culture is baked in the warm ovens of so many sprouted-wheat snacks, many among the ultra-Orthodox resist the incursions of modernity.
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Any incursions would have to be meticulous: scientists now have the technology to study the chemistry of air that's been locked inside a sealed tomb, and, if anyone allowed precious data to seep out, it would be a scandal.
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Airlines can rarely be persuaded to jump ship to rival suppliers because of the costs of training and parts, but this week's Paris Airshow has witnessed two such announcements as sold-out planemakers mount incursions to continue their growth.
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A senior administration official said Russia and China were attempting to revise the global status quo - Russia in Europe with its military incursions into Ukraine and Georgia, and China in Asia by its aggression in the South China Sea.
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To secure Chinese co-operation on climate change, or Russian help in curbing Iran's nuclear programme, Mr Obama has been willing to downplay "geopolitical" threats, such as Chinese land grabs in the South China Sea or Russian incursions in Eastern Europe.
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Abe's protestations -- unusually blunt for a presidential news conference -- had the effect of making Obama apologize to Japan for the murder, even if that apology wasn't meant as a blanket regret for all of the U.S. military's incursions in the country.
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Traditional communities play a key role in managing forests and reducing climate change but, under growing pressure from incursions, murders of forest and land defenders hit a record 185 known cases in 2017, up from 113 in 2013, a report found.
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There have also been a number of human incursions, including one at last year's Singapore race when a lone intruder ambled across the floodlit track midway through the race and then strolled by the metal fences as cars came past.
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In the last two years Turkey has also launched two military incursions in northern Syria against the Kurdish YPG militia which it says is an extension of the PKK - designated a terrorist organization by the United States and European Union.
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The will to win this fight — even define its terms — has been weak on the consumer side, but incursions in the 2016 election have shown us the real goal of some of these hackers: to disrupt our society and create discord.
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"It could result in Taiwanese fighters making their own incursions on the west side of the line, which in turn could lead to a cycle of tit-for-tat provocations coming amid already-tense cross-strait relations," the report added.
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Closer to home, the Department of Homeland Security received reports of close to 250 infrastructure incursions in fiscal 2014, while Iranian hackers in December 2013 reportedly infiltrated the sluice gate controllers of the Bowman Avenue Dam in Rye, New York.
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At the summit on Thursday, leaders will discuss ties with Georgia and Ukraine, two NATO membership hopefuls that contribute to troop levels in Afghanistan but have seen their chances of joining the alliance hampered by Russian incursions into their territory.
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Abadi has condemned the incursions and warned against chaos and strife as government forces seek to keep up momentum in their fight to drive the jihadists out of large swathes of northern and western Iraq that they seized in 2014.
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By turns brutal and vain, comedic and exacting, Mr. Perez survived police raids, stickups, territorial incursions and a transformation of the city's drug trade as it came to rely less than it once had on hand-to-hand street sales.
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While Turkey has made incursions into Syria in the past, it does not have the necessary forces mobilized on the border to move in and hold the large swaths of northeastern Syria where U.S. troops are positioned, the official said.
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A senior U.S. administration official said Russia and China were attempting to revise the global status quo - Russia in Europe with its military incursions into Ukraine and Georgia, and China in Asia by its aggression in the South China Sea.
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Russia's big war game in Belarus last year — known as Zapad 2017 — involved tens of thousands of troops and raised concerns about accidental conflicts that could be triggered by such exercises, or any incursions into Russian-speaking regions in the Baltics.
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It's a crouch posture that I think has its origins in the souring of the industry's relationship with government agencies in 2013 in the wake of Edward Snowden's revelations about incursions into tech platforms by the N.S.A. surveillance program Prism.
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Over the past five years, the West has imposed a barrage of sanctions on Russia, including asset freezes and travel bans, tied to its incursions into Ukraine, interference in elections, and the attempted assassination of a former spy in Britain.
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Although the Obama administration initiated support to the coalition to help defend Saudi territory from Houthi incursions, it finally moved to curtail arms sales when the aims of the war expanded and the constraints we tried to impose were flouted.
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Analysts said that Turkey's recent incursions were a response to the decision by the Greek Supreme Court last week to block the extradition of eight Turkish airmen accused of participating in the failed attempt last July to oust the Turkish government.
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But these days, with huge data-driven players like Amazon and Google making incursions into the health space, and venture money flooding into Silicon Valley start-ups aiming to bring machine learning to health care, the cadence is far more frequent.
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Last June, the journal Science published a paper in which two prominent anthropologists, Kim Hill and Robert Walker, argued that isolated indigenous groups were "not viable in the long term," because their environments are too degraded or too vulnerable to incursions.
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"Once the Syrians have the guts to down one of its planes it's as if a disaster has happened," Zarif said, accusing Israel of using "aggression as a policy against its neighbors" by regularly carrying out incursions into Syria and Lebanon.
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In the past two weeks, Washington, Taipei and Beijing have traded words over Chinese jet incursions, Taiwan's requests for American-made fighter jets, the American military presence in its unofficial embassy in Taipei, and Ms. Tsai's recent stop in Hawaii.
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It found that the most common defensive measure was a jamming system — like what the Gatwick and Heathrow Airports purchased to protect their airspaces from drone incursions — while other concepts, like microwave cannons, nets, even birds of prey are also being tried out.
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Schwan's outlook, delivered to shareholders at the company's annual general meeting in Basel, confirms Roche's previous guidance that 2018 sales will be flat or grow by a low-single-digit percentage compared to last year, amid incursions from so-called biosimilar drugs.
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In the 12 months that ended this March Japan scrambled its jets 999 times in response to aerial incursions—two-thirds of them by China over the Senkakus, the rest by Russia over yet more disputed islands to the north of Japan.
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As part of the Bill of Rights, whose role is to protect the rights of individuals against incursions of the government, the First Amendment and its clause protecting "the freedom of speech" do so only by prohibiting government action restricting that freedom.
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Even in Canada, where Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has spoken about the right of the media to do its job and his government recently announced $600 million in funding for media organizations, we have seen other disturbing incursions into this work.
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The men are suspected of "potential offenses against the Commonwealth Criminal Code Act, specifically those concerning incursions into foreign countries to engage in hostile activities," according to a joint press release by the Australian Federal Police, Victoria Police and the Queensland Police Service.
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More worryingly for Germany, France's partner in the four-party "Normandy format" set up to negotiate with Russia and Ukraine, Mr Fillon wants to scrap the economic sanctions that the European Union imposed on Russia over Crimea and its incursions in eastern Ukraine.
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But there's some fear that throwing both together will jeopardize intelligence-gathering and have a chilling effect — which will make it much harder to defend against future incursions by foreign powers into US elections, by Russia or anyone else who might be interested.
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"The regime has made numerous lethal incursions in South Korea, attempted to assassinate senior leaders, attacked South Korean ships, and tortured Otto Warmbier, ultimately leading to that fine young man's death," Trump said during a speech in South Korea earlier this month.
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"We are delighted by the way the UK support is being translated into strengthened border security and is enabling the armed forces to take the fight to Daesh and keep Lebanon safe from the incursions of Daesh," he said, referring to Islamic State.
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Russia has flexed its military muscle over the past couple of years, amid heightened tensions between the West and Moscow over Ukraine, and the NATO military alliance has repeatedly reported more incursions by Russian fighters and long-range bombers into its airspace.
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They later dubbed it Project Lexington after the Revolutionary War's first battle to signify that it's just one of many incursions it has planned for the US. The executives said they were most excited about the revenue opportunities, which they declined to divulge.
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And everyone wants to make sure that Turkey, an alliance member, does not overreact to Russian combat jets over Syria — even though Russian incursions into Turkish airspace have dropped to nearly zero since Turkey shot down a Russian Su-24 jet in November.
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"For Japanese people, the picture of the Chinese vessels surrounding the Senkakus is more shocking," said Tsuneo Watanabe, a senior fellow at the Tokyo Foundation, a research group, referring to the Chinese incursions around the disputed islands in the East China Sea.
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But here, too, are incursions into classical elegance, like his famous Stockman collection, a study on traditional draping (with pieces of the dressmaker's dummy attached); into punk (a gappy, frizzled sweater from an early collection that was knitted by his mother, on broomsticks.
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Lawmakers in both parties said Mr. Trump had appeased the Russian president by failing to insist that he was responsible for the breach or threaten any consequences, and empowered him by appearing willing to partner on a cybersecurity effort to prevent future incursions.
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You might find a high concentration of Dollar General outlets, interspersed with boarded-up Main Street businesses that went under after Walmart came to town, and then the Walmart itself, at the edge of the city, might have shut after incursions from Amazon.
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"The Baltic members of NATO are therefore especially concerned over the possibility that these exercises may involve incursions into their territorial waters and airspace, as well as provide cover for building up Russian forces at bases close to their borders," she said.
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The decision left Mr. McConnell, a professed guardian of the Senate's prerogatives and power, joining with Mr. Trump in supporting an executive branch end run greater than any of the incursions into the legislative process he often accused President Obama of pursuing.
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As drones can be difficult to spot by eye, even when they are only a few hundred metres away, 3D radars of this sort would allow airports to detect drone incursions more quickly and be more confident about when it is safe to resume flights.
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Which is not the kind of regret many in the room are now looking for, as fresh data breaches and privacy incursions keep being stacked on top of Facebook's Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal like an unpalatable layer cake that never stops being baked.
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Even in Canada, where Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has spoken about the right of the media to do its job and his government recently announced $600 million [$451 million USD] in funding for media organizations, we have seen other disturbing incursions into this work.
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Cruz, fighting off any incursions among his base, may join in, as he and Rubio have been sniping at each other for weeks, with Rubio accusing Cruz of being weak on defense and Cruz flaying Rubio for collaborating with the enemy (Democrats) on immigration.
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Consider that in the same acrimonious debate, with the New York primary on the line, Sanders criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel's brutal military incursions into Palestinian territory, and called for Israel and the world to treat Palestinians with dignity and respect.
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WASHINGTON — The United States is stepping up digital incursions into Russia's electric power grid in a warning to President Vladimir V. Putin and a demonstration of how the Trump administration is using new authorities to deploy cybertools more aggressively, current and former government officials said.
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President Vladimir V. Putin, his ties with the West severely strained by Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea and military incursions into eastern Ukraine, has put a premium on developing ever closer ties with China as a counterweight and insurance policy against the United States.
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In it, Ukraine's president endorsed criticism of his European partners and seemed open to a deal by which his country would disclose information damaging to Joe Biden, a possible electoral rival to Mr Trump, in return for aid in its struggle against Russia's military incursions.
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In all, the number of incursions by Turkish military ships and jets into Greek territory has spiked in recent months, according to Greek officials, stoking concerns of a new military conflict in a region where Turkey is already embroiled in the war raging in Syria.
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In Özgen's video, we learn of the discriminatory policy towards the Yazidi minority in one of the world's most dangerous places, Northern Iraq, where before being subject to incursions from ISIS, they were subject to years of violence under Saddam Hussein, and then during the Iraq War.
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Like many conservative operatives, Protect the Harvest views any type of regulation, whether on the hours a long-haul trucker can legally drive or the conditions for raising chickens, as unnecessary and restrictive incursions on free enterprise, but one area of particular interest has been wild horses.
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"But China has a right to take necessary steps to respond to foreign aircraft and ships that deliberately get close to or make incursions into the air and waters near China's relevant islands, and provocative actions that threaten the security of Chinese personnel stationed there," it said.
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Russia's economy is gradually starting to improve even if Russia's global political standing is at a low point, mainly due to its unwavering support for the controversial Syrian regime and participation in the bombardment of eastern Aleppo, as well as its provocative incursions into Ukrainian territory.
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These incursions by Moscow, coupled with construction of an air base in Latakia, Syria, during the Obama administration and the Russian State Duma's recent decision to expand the nearby Tartus naval station, are strategic decisions reflecting Moscow's determination to shape the Middle East to its liking.
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" The left-wing The Nation noted, "black-helmeted white supremacists — members of the Traditionalist Workers Party, Identity Evropa, American Vanguard, and other hate warriors — commanded the steps at the southeast corner of the park, repelling attempted incursions by Wobblies, communists, and a multiracial cast of irregulars.
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Merkel has long been reckoned by some to be Europe's Putin whisperer, the one Western leader who understood how to get through to the Russian leader, though continued to back tough Western sanctions on Russia in retaliation for its seizure of Crimea and incursions into eastern Ukraine.
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These incursions coincided with a period of intense Russian activity in the U.S., including the hacking of the D.N.C., a pro-Trump social-media blitz , and the arrival of Maria Butina, who is accused of being a Russian agent sent to ingratiate herself with American conservative leaders.
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The Estonian Defense League, which organizes the events, requires its 25,400 volunteers to turn out occasionally for weekend training sessions that have taken on a serious hue since Russia's incursions in Ukraine two years ago raised fears of a similar thrust by Moscow into the Baltic States.
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His chief thesis, as outlined in a 1989 memorandum he signed, was that the president has exclusive authority given him by the Constitution, and that attempts by Congress to check it — what he called congressional "encroachment" and "incursions" on the executive — must be resisted at every turn.
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More recently, Washington's failure to grasp the seriousness of our concerns regarding national security threats emanating from Northern Syria resulted in two military incursions that cut off the so-called Islamic State's access to NATO's borders and removed the Y.P.G. militants from the city of Afrin.
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Nikki R. Haley of South Carolina on Wednesday became the latest cabinet nominee to show daylight with President-elect Donald J. Trump, declaring that Russia was guilty of war crimes in Syria and that it should also be subject to additional sanctions for its incursions into Ukraine.
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It is probably true that the U.S. may have slowed down the trade adjustment process with its unnecessary incursions into China's economic legislation, but that's not an excuse for low purchases of American goods, or for absence of drastic cuts in Chinese exports to U.S. markets.
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Once Democrats took Congress in 2007, and the White House in 2009, antiwar protests slowly dwindled away, even as Obama and Democrats continued many Bush-era war policies, from expansive government surveillance to drone strikes, and launched new military incursions into Libya and Yemen, among other places.
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The objective of the Friday sit-down in Kyiv, according to Murphy, was to "send a signal that there is no distance between" Democrats and Republicans when it comes to U.S. support for Ukraine, a beleaguered ally that continues to fight Russian incursions to its east.
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The scant evidence that did exist, such as sea turtle bones among Native American artifacts dating back centuries, or in the work of Henry David Thoreau, who wrote of hearing of a stranded sea turtle "as large as a barrel," were generally chalked up to solitary incursions.
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Even though we think of climate change as rising global temperatures, recent studies show that it could cause more frequent southward polar vortex incursions too — because as it melts Arctic sea ice, it alters the exchange of heat and moisture between the ocean and atmosphere in the Far North.
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Even though we think of climate change as rising global temperatures, recent studies show that it could cause more frequent southward polar vortex incursions too — because as it melts Arctic sea ice, it alters the exchange of heat and moisture between the ocean and atmosphere in the far north.
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Roche has twice upgraded 2019 sales forecasts, the latest time to mid- to high-single-digit percentage rate growth, as medicines including Ocrevus for multiple sclerosis and Hemlibra for hemophilia A offset incursions by rivals' copies of its $22 billion-per-year cancer trio Herceptin, Rituxan and Avastin.
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At nearly all of the six town halls, he said there was at least one area in which Trump had done a better job than Barack Obama: his willingness to arm the Ukrainians with lethal defensive weapons as they fight back against Russia's aggressive incursions into Eastern Europe.
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Still, as much as I know about tech, I'm often lazy and use its tools without care, even as each day seems to bring new headlines about privacy incursions sometimes done for commercial reasons, sometimes for malevolent ones, and sometimes just as a result of tech's latest changes.
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Habshe's arrest is part of a stepped-up strategy by Israeli authorities to round up key members of the "popular committees" that exist, on a largely autonomous basis, to organize weekly protests, mutual aid, and community care in frontline Palestinian neighborhoods especially prone to incursions by the Israeli military.
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The current investigations by the FBI and Congress will not likely get to the very bottom of how this was done, nor will they be able to account for the extent of the incursions; but it's pretty safe to say that Vladimir Putin pulled off the greatest hack of all time.
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Over dinner, concerns from countries that tend to be dovish on Russia were overcome in various ways; Greece and Cyprus, for instance, were softened up with the promise of a tough EU stance on Turkish naval incursions and the recent arrest of two Greek soldiers who had strayed across the border.
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Even worse, I have to act like Thiel is a genius, which he kind of is for backing a man who called serious and sophisticated hacking incursions by sovereign nations 'the cyber' and said 'somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds' — did he mean the bed or the hacker?
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However, incursions into its territory from rivals such as the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) and CME Group have seen the LME's share of overall copper trading fall to near 60 percent from 80 percent in 2008, while for all metal traded on exchanges the numbers are 71 and 87 percent respectively.
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The company said in a statement that it takes "all fraudulent activity on our service extremely seriously" and recommended that its users protect themselves by refraining from using the same user names and passwords across various accounts.) These digital incursions can be unsettling (when not outright upsetting), but they're often impersonal.
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And by declaring that "the world must be made safe for democracy" in 1917, Wilson articulated how the American people, from World War I to Iraq, would prefer to imagine their military incursions abroad: as high-minded acts of pure altruism, imbued with benevolence and devoid of mercenary self-interest.
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Which is why it would be nice if some well-regarded cyber tech experts from Silicon Valley — most of whom have had deep experience fighting and trying to fend off incursions from both Russia and China — could also jump more prominently into this fray to help sort out the situation.
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Indeed, his two secretaries of state, Hillary Clinton and then John Kerry, often tried to get Obama to take actions they could use as a negotiating wedge -- whether with Syria, China and its islands in the South China Sea, North Korean and its nuclear weapons or Russia and its incursions into eastern Ukraine.
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"We need a Smart Wall that uses high-tech resources like sensors, radar, LIDAR, fiber optics, drones and cameras to detect and then track incursions across our border so we can deploy efficiently our most important resource, the men and women of Border Patrol to perform the most difficult task — interdiction," Hurd said.
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However, while Stoltenberg gives Trump part of the credit, many NATO members began increasing their defense spending prior to his taking office as the security concerns including Russia's military incursions into Ukraine and its annexation of Crimea as well as the rise of ISIS are also seen as contributing to the defense boost.
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With rising threats from North Korea's nuclear and ballistic missile program and repeated incursions by Chinese ships into waters surrounding a string of islands claimed by Japan, the request would let the Defense Ministry develop new antiballistic missiles and place troops on southern islands closer to the chain in dispute with China.
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You can see this happening today, when in April 2019, the Navy confirmed that, given the number of unauthorized or unidentified craft that military personnel had encountered recently, it was "updating and formalizing the process by which reports of any such suspected incursions can be made to the cognizant authorities," as Politico reported.
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European leaders have become increasingly alarmed by what they consider China's aggressive incursions into the continent's economy, including paying $23 million to expand port facilities in Bulgaria, providing $3.8 billion in financing for a high-speed railroad connecting Hungary and Serbia and acquiring a German robotics company that employs 14,000 people worldwide.
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But due to a centuries of destructive and genocidal actions by the United States government—forced removal, the allotment era, the ongoing incursions by non-Natives seeking to steal from and profit off their sovereign status—it is only now that the nation has obtained the necessary political capital to move forward with the plan.
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Failing at stabilization would greatly undermine other U.S. objectives, including deterring further Iranian involvement in Syria and Iraq, competing with Russia for influence and access, mitigating further Turkish incursions into northern Syria, seeking the return of Syrian refugees to stabilized and safe areas, and reinforcing stability for neighboring partners such as Israel, Iraq and Jordan.
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Over the past year the EU has dined out on making a name for itself on the world stage with a shiny new set of digital privacy rules — aka, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) — at a time when US policymakers are just waking up to the rude incursions of homegrown data-mining tech giants.
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Medieval Armenia was not a centralized polity, and frequent foreign incursions — from the seventh century, when overlords practicing the new religion of Islam invaded greater Armenia; to the 13th century, when Mongol warriors raided the east of Anatolia; to the invasions of the Ottomans and Safavids in the later medieval era — were a constant threat.
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But more important than how he defined sovereignty was Mr. Trump's adoption of the word itself — language more familiar to small countries, guarding themselves against the incursions of larger neighbors or defying the judgments of a global elite, than to a superpower that fashioned a web of global institutions to enshrine its national interests.
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