"It's indiscriminate about who can be a soldier of the caliphate ... and it's indiscriminate about which attacks the group will claim as its own," he said.
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" - Jessica, 25 "Blurts out indiscriminate rap lyrics constantly.
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Using these kinds of bombs in this context is indiscriminate.
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The Trump administration isn't yet launching broad and indiscriminate sweeps.
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Some are kindergarten teachers, gentle in correction, indiscriminate in praise.
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Palestinians have damaged their cause through decades of indiscriminate violence.
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Only his giant orange bouncing belly full of indiscriminate rage.
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Above all, indiscriminate sanctions are likely to strengthen Iran's hardliners.
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It also reflects the indiscriminate cynicism of Donald Trump's campaign.
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This suggests Monday's indiscriminate selling in the Gulf will ease.
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Both those movements — indiscriminate crackdowns and local noncooperation — are misguided.
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Indiscriminate use of the chemicals, she said, was killing wildlife.
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The carnage seemed indiscriminate rather than sector or capitalization based.
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But indiscriminate attacks, like last week's strike in Sana, continue.
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"You can't do something indiscriminate," the police agent told Motherboard.
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Page after page gave accounts of indiscriminate shooting and killing.
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The attack is notable because of how indiscriminate it is.
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That's generally considered a crude and indiscriminate form of hacking.
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Like a boy crying wolf, indiscriminate outrage is eventually ignored.
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More recently, they've been spurred by indiscriminate attacks on civilians.
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Residents complained that the coalition bombing was indiscriminate and demanded compensation.
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You read that we do indiscriminate raids in neighborhoods and sweeps.
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But Trump lies in a different, more sweeping and indiscriminate way.
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The weapons are indiscriminate and cannot distinguish between combatant and noncombatant.
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Western countries say the purge has been too fast and indiscriminate.
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It was the first indiscriminate suicide-attack on civilians in Bangladesh.
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Now, when I say saturation carpet bombing, that is not indiscriminate.
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But as a trade war escalates, the pain becomes more indiscriminate.
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Selling was indiscriminate, with blue chip Emaar Properties losing 3.9 percent.
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So, once again, that's a general and indiscriminate data retention requirement.
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This leads to issues such as the indiscriminate parking and vandalism.
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Instead, FATCA imposes an indiscriminate information dragnet requiring all non-U.
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His memory is profound, his command of facts sweeping and indiscriminate.
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A government vow to avoid "indiscriminate" liberalisation did not reassure them.
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The Netherlands called the use of force "unlawful, indiscriminate and excessive".
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On both sides, civilians have suffered for years from indiscriminate attacks.
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Which is why the indiscriminate mixing of terms confuses the issue.
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Indiscriminate use of these chemicals, she said, was killing off wildlife.
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An ordinary van was transformed into a deadly and indiscriminate weapon.
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When everybody's seething and sniping, the effect is equalizing and indiscriminate.
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One of the many symptoms of the syndrome is indiscriminate friendliness.
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De Mistura added that"indiscriminate" rocket attacks could amount to war crimes.
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Hackers are indiscriminate in choosing their victims, targeting individual consumers as well.
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One market watcher says indiscriminate selling may have unfairly taken retail down.
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"Indiscriminate attacks and intentional injury to civilians are never warranted," Khalizad tweeted.
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Reporting is not at all indiscriminate — and it has a higher purpose.
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Finally, the new development could signal the end of indiscriminate artillery fire.
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"Antibiotics are indiscriminate—they target all bacteria in the body," Barrangou said.
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Attacks, although unlikely, could be indiscriminate, including in places frequented by foreigners.
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Every shot feels chaotic, with indiscriminate bloodshed consistent with this brutal event.
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Some were newsworthy, like evidence of an indiscriminate helicopter attack in Iraq.
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"It is a totally indiscriminate and brutal way of killing," Phillips said.
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But on Thursday, Snowden publicly criticized Wikileaks's indiscriminate approach to releasing data.
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The fleeting appearance mimics the photographer's seemingly indiscriminate, point-and-shoot style.
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Of course, ICE isn't being wholly indiscriminate in its arrests under Trump.
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That would achieve far more than an indiscriminate attack on the rich.
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So too are questions about the apparently indiscriminate use of pellet guns.
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Washington pledged not to engage in indiscriminate espionage following Snowden's 2013 disclosures.
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Democrats are engaged in indiscriminate attacks on President Trump's 2020 budget proposal.
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Aerial bombing and indiscriminate artillery fire flattened villages and destroyed irrigation canals.
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The references come pouring out of André Leon Talley, discriminating and indiscriminate.
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The firing was at first mostly indiscriminate, striking hostages and inmates alike.
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He's long on engineering detail and indiscriminate heaps of Scott Peters's bio.
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But on the other hand, indiscriminate reforestation could also pose a problem.
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The indiscriminate hunt for yield is bound to provide other nasty surprises.
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Payback is a bitch in "Better Call Saul," but the indiscriminate sort.
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The worst approach would be an indiscriminate backlash against cross-border commerce.
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Indiscriminate violence has never been part of the American way of war.
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But I believe such an indiscriminate approach would be both unwise and unfair.
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We need to end indiscriminate use of tariffs now, one way or another.
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Jeremy Hunt, the foreign secretary, denounced the GRU's actions as "indiscriminate and reckless".
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Maduro's critics say indiscriminate printing of money and dysfunctional regulations are to blame.
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All you've done is prove their point and caused indiscriminate harm to citizens.
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Others claimed only to have seen "assholes" who were indiscriminate in their aggression.
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"Some of these attacks may constitute disproportionate or otherwise indiscriminate attacks," she said.
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They were indiscriminate in what they captured, however, and they shredded gelatinous lifeforms.
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Photo: Ed Cara (Gizmodo)Bed bugs and cockroaches are indiscriminate in their targets.
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And even if you're just a fervent Finland fan, indiscriminate cybercrooks run rampant.
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Ferriss labels most busyness as a form of mental laziness and indiscriminate action.
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Drone strikes and indiscriminate neighborhood raids left young people distrustful of the government.
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The bombs are seen as targeting civilians because they hit an indiscriminate area.
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The use of cluster munitions and other indiscriminate weapons in civilian-populated areas.
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There were indiscriminate attacks and, in effect, lynchings: beatings, hangings of black residents.
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This is the result of indiscriminate bombing campaigns by Assad and the Russians.
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Survivors have reported summary executions, indiscriminate rape and the wholesale destruction of villages.
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"shelling," a tactic Baker called "somewhat indiscriminate," is the most obvious first response.
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The goal of that indiscriminate credential harvesting campaign is a mystery, for now.
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All because they are within reach of the indiscriminate arm of MS-13.
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A communicable disease can spread fast and far and kill indiscriminate of age.
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Conservatives do not embrace or welcome leaders who are indiscriminate in their behavior.
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The National Football League does not suffer indiscriminate happiness on just anyone's terms.
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There, 26 his works were suspended on cables as an indiscriminate bunch of grapes.
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Some of the chemicals produced by our immune cells are highly toxic and indiscriminate.
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Outing is the indiscriminate disclosure of someone's sexual orientation without his or her consent.
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They often fire missiles at Saudi cities; these cause limited damage, but are indiscriminate.
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"I classify him as an indiscriminate sexual predator," says former FBI agent Jalaine Ward.
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The campaign in Yemen has been criticized for years now for its indiscriminate nature.
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Officials have said the Russian and Syrian attacks have been indiscriminate and killed civilians.
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And if users continue using indiscriminate blockers, publishers will have few good choices left.
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Fortify Rights has documented many cases of indiscriminate killing, rape, mutilation and other crimes.
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The indiscriminate killing of civilians, some of them children, makes political rivalries seem inconsequential.
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"The indiscriminate sale of land to foreigners threatens our national sovereignty," the MST said.
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India should accept this finding and adopt alternatives that do not use indiscriminate force.
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Even the constant rain is nice: a soft, subtle soundtrack to my indiscriminate exploration.
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Indiscriminate selling in the group could open up opportunity for stock pickers, he added.
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Roughly 275,000 people have been subjected to indiscriminate aerial bombing that has killed hundreds.
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Its indiscriminate design caused it to spread further, affecting other European and Russian business.
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This year, Zedd, Marshmello, and RL Grime headlined a bill of indiscriminate electro-destruction.
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By comparison, Trump's orders have led to much more aggressive and clearly indiscriminate enforcement.
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When I see a newborn, I see a bottomless well of urgent, indiscriminate need.
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The result has been countless civilian deaths, many attributed to indiscriminate coalition bombing attacks.
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The story here isn't of malicious and indiscriminate rumor-mongering, Dr. Simon told me.
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Clear and Present indiscriminate B-52s called law could insist on casualty without risks.
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But the indiscriminate piling on of do-or-die stakes serves to diffuse concern.
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He spoke out against the indiscriminate purges after the failed coup of July 2016.
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And police patrols are unleashing indiscriminate violence in the name of enforcing the lockdown.
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Indiscriminate gun violence, while still rare, seems to be re-emerging across the country.
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"They're indiscriminate weapons, and they kill in a particularly horrific way," Mr. Kimball said.
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Saudi and UAE attacks have been indiscriminate and have resulted in massive civilian casualties.
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Many of them described brutal killings, rape and the indiscriminate burning of their villages.
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Market breadth is solidly positive, but not so much that it shows urgent, indiscriminate buying.
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This was also a reckless and indiscriminate cyberattack that will be met with international consequences.
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Siege tactics and indiscriminate attacks on civilian areas contravene the internationally-agreed "rules of war".
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Fears of 'deadly and indiscriminate' deaths ISIS seized Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, in 2014.
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I operated within an invisible cathedral of my own paranoia, my emotions damaging and indiscriminate.
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Not to mention climate-crisis-driven product fatigue, with its associated backlash against indiscriminate purchasing.
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Or should you only count public, apparently indiscriminate rampages like the carnage in Las Vegas?
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The chance of an adult dying was once largely unrelated to age; infections were indiscriminate.
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The indiscriminate use of groundwater, a scourge of rapidly-expanding cities, is a prime contributor.
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We had not yet been trained to recognize Trump's hyperbole as constant, indiscriminate, and meaningless.
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There are great economic and geopolitical dangers to an indiscriminate deployment of these trade weapons.
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Even if these guidelines are followed, and they often are not, tear-gas is indiscriminate.
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No one wants the representatives of our government engaging in the indiscriminate use of force.
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He did say, however, that the neighborhood should not be afraid of an indiscriminate killer.
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International organizations, including the United Nations, have accused him of subverting justice and indiscriminate killing.
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But at least no one can dispute the fact the scrutiny comes indiscriminate of gender.
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Further, Chinese lending is indiscriminate often leading to unsustainable debt burdens, particularly so in Africa.
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Rohingya refugees speak of indiscriminate killings, rape and torched villages -- charges the military also reject.
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Chemical warfare agents, broadly condemned and banned by most nations under international convention, are indiscriminate.
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The Russians deliberately targeted civilians and civilian objects with indiscriminate attacks to cause excessive harm.
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But the trawl used to fish him out seems indiscriminate, netting all senses of fraternity.
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But in Colombia, these indiscriminate spraying flights wiped out poor farmers' crops—food, coca, everything.
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This week's storms were indiscriminate in their wrath, and once again, East Nashville was battered.
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I was so indiscriminate and prolific that I lost track of what I had entered.
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Just as the real-world killings include innocents, the online assassinations have proven similarly indiscriminate.
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Opinion against Mr Khalilzad's deal hardened as indiscriminate bombings in Kabul killed dozens of civilians.
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Allies condemn the continued indiscriminate airstrikes by the Syrian regime and Russia in Idlib Province.
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The statement said residential areas were caught in the crosshairs due to indiscriminate mortar fire.
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Biometrics like face recognition can easily be used for mass, indiscriminate surveillance of the public.
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The pieces are falling into place for the indiscriminate "deportation force" that the president promised.
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They support themselves through indiscriminate stealing and killing, especially within the country's crucial cattle industry.
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He's accused of using indiscriminate barrel bombs and chemical weapons as he takes back rebel territory.
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Certainly there are harms associated with indiscriminate aspirin use for primary prevention in low risk populations.
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Now here's the same shot from an iPhone X, note the indiscriminate blur of the light.
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In Venezuela and Argentina, inflation is mainly the result of printing money to finance indiscriminate subsidies.
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This was also a reckless and indiscriminate cyber-attack that will be met with international consequences.
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The historian Richard Overy argues that it wasn't Hitler who started the indiscriminate bombing of civilians.
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It lets us turn our attention to an indiscriminate force that we can do nothing about.
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Reports of indiscriminate bombings, targeted killings and sexual violence all but guarantee this need will grow.
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Editorial President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has responded to the failed coup in Turkey with indiscriminate retribution.
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Op-Ed Contributor LONDON — In barely a generation, air power has shifted from indiscriminate to discriminating.
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It warned travelers from Uruguay to "take precautions against growing indiscriminate violence" in the form of
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He also worried that he would implicate innocent or lower-tier employees through his indiscriminate taping.
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But the primary vibe from the G.O.P. has become one of indiscriminate, unthinking, all-consuming anger.
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Indiscriminate shrimp trawl nets pose perhaps the greatest risks, swallowing fish, crabs, turtles, and some shrimp.
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Drones, for all their faults, are less indiscriminate than B-52s or almost any other weapon.
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His critics fear he is using the abortive coup to wage an indiscriminate crackdown on dissent.
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Guided by his curiosity, Webster is voracious — even what some might call indiscriminate — with his influences.
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Contrary to what many Americans still believe, and some are taught, its violence was not indiscriminate.
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Hue residents, meanwhile, were incensed by Communist kidnappings and executions — but also by indiscriminate American firepower.
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"We are witnessing a barrage of indiscriminate attacks targeting civilians across the country," the letter said.
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While the choice of sites appeared designed to target certain communities, the attack was otherwise indiscriminate.
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He said Russia and Assad are wrong if they think "indiscriminate bombing" will win the war.
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For the sake of people in Aleppo, we call for all to stop this indiscriminate violence.
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He just -- died, as so many humans do, from a seemingly indiscriminate failure of the body.
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His indiscriminate search for immigrants to deport keeps ICE from focusing on real public safety threats.
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The crimes in eastern Ghouta included the starvation of civilians and indiscriminate bombardments, the report said.
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In the S&P 500 we're seeing relentless distribution, indiscriminate selling taking place across the board.
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Moscow and Damascus deny claims of indiscriminate bombing of civilians, saying they are fighting jihadist militants.
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Michael's more indiscriminate as a murderer now, but teens who have sex still top the list.
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They're trying to escape a campaign of indiscriminate violence at the hands of the Myanmarese military.
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The British Foreign Office said future attacks could be indiscriminate, including in places visited by foreigners.
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Cameroonian forces have been accused of indiscriminate torture, execution, and the rape and murder of civilians.
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Unlike Manning's indiscriminate dump of unredacted information onto the web, Snowden turned over his information to journalists.
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"Last week there was a lot of indiscriminate selling," said Ilya Feygin, senior strategist at WallachBeth Capital.
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But this indiscriminate use of probiotics for any GI-related issue, I think, is a major problem.
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The United Nations this week described the bombing of rebel-held areas by the regime as "indiscriminate".
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In the meantime, the company's lack of transparency and seemingly indiscriminate application has left some users fuming.
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The main themes of The Handmaid's Tale are disturbing: forced servitude, ritualized sexual assault, and indiscriminate murder.
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"The GRU's actions are reckless and indiscriminate," British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said in a Wednesday statement.
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This impact could be potentially wide and indiscriminate, including when it comes to energy sources diversification efforts.
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It's easier to paint incremental reform as an indiscriminate gun-grab when the president is a liberal.
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Alone among English bishops, he opposed the indiscriminate bombing of German cities during the second world war.
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"It is ridiculous to claim that journalism requires indiscriminate access to private people's sex lives," Thiel said.
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Police believe the attacker's goal was simple and indiscriminate: Inflict pain on as many people as possible.
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Nuclear weapons, after all, don't function like traditional weaponry and are effectively indiscriminate tools of mass slaughter.
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It would demand aid access, an end to indiscriminate and disproportionate attacks and an end to sieges.
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Ongoing shelling and air strikes included the use of "indiscriminate weapons, such as barrel bombs", it said.
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Often the massacres erupted as indiscriminate retribution after some starving Indians killed and ate a few cattle.
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The western, government-held side has also sustained indiscriminate attacks, with rebel mortar barrages on crowded neighborhoods.
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This spring and summer, Israel engaged in the indiscriminate killing of Palestinian demonstrators at the Gaza border.
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A Syrian state media reporter, Shadi Halwi, blamed rebels for indiscriminate attacks on the government-held side.
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The Brown case brought renewed criticism that the N.F.L.'s approach to discipline was inconsistent and indiscriminate.
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"The U.S. has clarified that they do not carry out indiscriminate surveillance of Europeans," Ansip said Tuesday.
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The military has a record of abuse, including indiscriminate massacres, in its hunt for Boko Haram members.
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Indiscriminate targeting of civilians, destruction of civilian infrastructure, and targeting of ethnic or religious minorities is unacceptable.
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The problem is that these traps, and every other kind of trap on the market, are indiscriminate.
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"The days of indiscriminate gains, and the complacency that environment bred, is a thing of the past."
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Soleimani promoted a transformation of the world that would normalize genocide, terrorism, indiscriminate murder of innocent civilians.
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The United States and human rights groups accused Moscow of indiscriminate bombing of civilian infrastructure, especially hospitals.
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Indiscriminate pressure across commodities likely spilled over into gold trade during this unusual period, Dudas told CNBC.
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Critics of Erdogan fear he is using the abortive coup to wage an indiscriminate crackdown on dissent.
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Nuclear weapons have such a wide impact of killing and destruction they are inherently indiscriminate and disproportionate.
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Easy money has created an indiscriminate search for yield that threatens financial stability at home and abroad.
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While immigration hard-liners are thrilled with Trump's approach, critics have called the arrests indiscriminate and inhumane.
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But when it comes to free things, we're indiscriminate: If it's free, we're probably taking two of each.
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The indiscriminate filibuster threat is political hardball born of weakness: the fear that Democrats might flip the court.
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Summary: – the Court agreed with CJEU that Gov's comms data regime is unlawfully general & indiscriminate in draft judgment.
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However, when indiscriminate fishing gear is used, they get scooped up in the nets along with everything else.
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Unlike some of Mr Trump's other self-inflicted travel wounds, such extreme vetting might at least be indiscriminate.
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Russia has been accused by human rights organizations of indiscriminate bombing that has killed thousands of Syrian civilians.
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If the law says someone can be punished, Sessions seems ready to go — his rhetoric has been indiscriminate.
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The United States also condemned the attacks on security forces and it warned the government against indiscriminate reprisals.
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Some in Podemos, by contrast, want an indiscriminate spending binge and a European version of the Kirchners' Argentina.
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Both Moscow and Damascus deny indiscriminate bombing of civilians and say they seek to crush radical Islamist groups.
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Human rights groups that have long decried the regime's indiscriminate attacks say nothing justifies rebel attacks on civilians.
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Of course, our goal is not to impose on all digital actors an indiscriminate and disproportionate normative burden.
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But an indiscriminate effort to delay and undermine the regulatory process is a public disservice, unworthy of support.
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They were reminders that, in the indiscriminate brutality of a terror attack, even the youngest are not spared.
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The deadly assault on the Charlie Hebdo offices in January 2015 and the indiscriminate killings in the Nov.
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Not every market setback requires an indiscriminate, panicky washout or capitulation in order to usher in a recovery.
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Ten of thousands of civilians have been killed through the use of barrel bombs, starvation and indiscriminate attacks.
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That is the mirror opposite of carpet bombing, which is an indiscriminate attack blanketing an area with explosives.
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It was already clear that we needed to cut back on the indiscriminate and unnecessary use of antibiotics.
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"It's that type of indiscriminate, suspicion-less surveillance that is particularly worrying," Omanovic said in a phone interview.
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There has been heightened enforcement, an increase in arrests, an increase in the indiscriminate nature of the arrests.
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Our lack of specific countermeasures means we remain vulnerable to both targeted and indiscriminate use of this toxin.
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Both sides have carried out indiscriminate attacks in the renewal of fighting in Aleppo, once Syria's commercial center.
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International law is clear: The systematic use of indiscriminate weapons in densely populated areas is a war crime.
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These groups charge that the Saudi-led military campaign in Yemen has led to "indiscriminate attacks" on civilians.
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What this shows us is the extent to which protest can lose its power when it seems indiscriminate.
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Turkey's Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu condemned the "indiscriminate rocket fire by #PYD/#YPG terrorists" in a Twitter post.
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When stocks of Petrale and other groundfish collapsed, in 2000, after decades of indiscriminate trawling, federal regulations tightened.
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The fire was indiscriminate, torching some homes and leaving others, next door or just across the street, intact.
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Some have committed suicide, been victims of police brutality, have been subject to savage and indiscriminate gang attacks.
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Google said it was an "indiscriminate" attack through the use of previously undisclosed so-called "zero-day" vulnerabilities.
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This is why it tried to stop the referendum through the indiscriminate use of batons, threats and coercion.
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Human-rights organizations have largely condemned Mr. Duterte's indiscriminate killing, which has claimed about 4,000 to 12,000 lives.
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The police have used excessive force against the protestors, including the indiscriminate use of U.S.-made tear gas.
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Most of those deaths have been blamed on the insurgents, a result of indiscriminate bombings and suicide attacks.
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Dubai's index tumbled 2475 percent in an almost indiscriminate sell-off; blue chip Emaar Properties sank 20.5 percent.
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Opposition forces also inflicted civilian casualties with indiscriminate attacks using mortars and improvised weapons, according to the commission.
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The hacked sites were being used in indiscriminate watering hole attacks against their visitors, using iPhone 0-day.
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When the president's wrongdoing was revealed, he launched an unprecedented, indiscriminate and categorical campaign of defiance and obstruction.
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Mladenov condemned indiscriminate firing of rockets by Hamas toward Israel as provocative and urged restraint by all parties.
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In 204 interviews with Rohingya refugees, details emerged about mass gang rapes and indiscriminate killings — including of children.
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Russia and Syria — which are carpet-bombing densely populated civilian areas with indiscriminate weapons like barrel bombs — don't.
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Dubbed the "Kremlin Report," the document has been roundly criticized as an indiscriminate list of Russia's richest citizens.
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At least 11 civilians were killed in "indiscriminate attacks," and 35,000 people have fled the city since Oct.
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The braggadocio and bombast of the modern shooter is antithetical to the creeping, indiscriminate death of the Great War.
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It was an indiscriminate and reckless act against the United Kingdom, putting the lives of innocent civilians at risk.
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His kindness and compassion cut through party lines and transcended social status; his love for others was truly indiscriminate.
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On Wednesday, Amnesty International revealed new evidence of war crimes in Libya, including indiscriminate attacks on civilian residential areas.
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The attacking troops will probably use indiscriminate weapons, such as incendiary and cluster bombs, as well as heavy armour.
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But ICE has denied using indiscriminate checkpoints — and according to NYIC, there's reason to take them at their word.
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They contend that indiscriminate shooting in a public place differs from other shooting incidents, even those with multiple victims.
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Playing up a sense of pervasive and indiscriminate threat that leaves Americans feeling helpless and has two dangerous outcomes.
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The Houthis and Mr Saleh's forces have also carried out indiscriminate attacks in cities such as Taiz and Aden.
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And I'm not saying we should all just like, melt and become indiscriminate and just like shine and everything.
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"Medicinal plants are collected and used without any regulation, opening them to indiscriminate exploitation and bio-piracy," she said.
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ISIS' rhetoric celebrates indiscriminate attacks on civilian targets that are, in its view, symbols of Western power or decadence.
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It is a fair point that indiscriminate use of government patent authority would impact incentives for investing in innovation.
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His growing fan base—indiscriminate of manners, consideration, or any kind of social awareness of course—frightens Lawrence's character.
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Yet the only mass shootings that regularly grab our attention and drive national conversations are the indiscriminate public rampages.
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It's terrifying for their parents, who fear the risk of exploitation that comes with unconditional love and indiscriminate trust.
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Their indiscriminate selling can eventually give you a good entry point ... as long as you don't jump the gun.
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"I cannot imagine a more 'indiscriminate' and 'arbitrary' invasion than this collection and retention of personal data," he ruled.
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S. Privacy Shield, as the data transfer framework is known, Washington pledged not to engage in mass, indiscriminate surveillance.
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Doing all this would achieve much more than an indiscriminate attack on the rich—and without the associated damage.
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Terrorist attacks are on the rise across Egypt, and the government's response has been heavy-handed and often indiscriminate.
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Obama reasoned that reacting viscerally to such horror helped terrorists who want to divide Americans and spread indiscriminate fear.
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Human Rights Watch and others have reported countless indiscriminate airstrikes by coalition forces, which have killed multitudes of civilians.
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The film includes no retrospective scenes of indiscriminate drinking and drug taking, rampant sexual behavior or fights among bandmates.
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U.N. Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura said Sunday he was "shocked and appalled" at the indiscriminate shelling.
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Immigration advocates and many local governments argue enforcement under President Trump's executive orders has been heavy-handed and indiscriminate.
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Even for the hardbound realist willing to eschew moral considerations, the indiscriminate slaughter of civilians is a strategic liability.
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" If the words "jewel" or "gem" weren't so diminished by indiscriminate use, they might do to describe "Mister Monkey.
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"The global community has agreed that indiscriminate weapons such as land mines and cluster munitions should never be used."
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"The indiscriminate selling that you saw in order to raise money has eased, and that also matters," she said.
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"I recognized that the biggest threat to peace inside of Syria was the indiscriminate bombing of civilians," Jaeger explained.
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S. or coalition casualties" but the "Taliban's indiscriminate and inaccurate rockets resulted in two innocent Afghan civilians being injured.
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The book was a harbinger of the environmental movement, documenting the ecological devastation caused by indiscriminate use of insecticides.
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Outside places of worship, queer Nigerians are frequently subjected to violent attacks, blackmail, extortion, indiscriminate arrests and public ostracism.
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Like a tropical storm or political scandal, this is something that comes out of nowhere and causes indiscriminate damage.
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We all live in a world with random, indiscriminate threats: terrorist attacks, plane crashes, unexpected losses and unexplained illnesses.
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The Saudi coalition has faced repeated criticism from rights advocates and relief groups over indiscriminate bombings in the conflict.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders called the attack "reckless, indiscriminate and irresponsible," but stopped short of blaming Russia.
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The litany of abuses is long and horrendous and includes targeted and indiscriminate killings, rape and looting of civilians.
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The allegations leveled by the report include indiscriminate killing, gang rape, assaulting children and the destruction of entire villages.
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Rather than indiscriminate cost cutting, value-based care is the smart way to bend the health-care cost curve.
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This means that combatants cannot use people as human shields and cannot imperil lives through indiscriminate use of firepower.
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The eastern-based Libyan National Army (LNA) denied carrying out the strikes, blaming instead "indiscriminate bombardment" by their opponents.
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For another, it suggests that we're indiscriminate naysayers condemning all things Trump, even those that do no measurable harm.
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Hundreds of residents, trying to escape indiscriminate artillery and rocket fire and fearful of airstrikes, took refuge in basements.
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The trouble is that these reductions are generally indiscriminate — where patients forego necessary and unnecessary care at similar rates.
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The physical obstacles to the journey — corrupt officials, trigger-happy soldiers, indiscriminate airstrikes — will prove only half the challenge.
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As part of the Privacy Shield, the United States has ruled out indiscriminate mass surveillance, a European Commission spokesman said.
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The narrow, densely populated streets there make the impact of heavy weaponry deadly and indiscriminate, and access to aid difficult.
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The narrow, densely-populated streets there makes the impact of heavy weaponry deadly and indiscriminate, and access to aid difficult.
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Why am I not backpacking Europe right now, or trying heroin for fun, or having indiscriminate sex all the time?
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If so, IS can use extreme violence to provoke an official clampdown and to feed the indiscriminate suspicion of Muslims.
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Worries about indiscriminate pesticide use could also encourage greater take-up of precision techniques, which big firms have invested in.
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Residents complain of indiscriminate operations and round-the-clock curfews have left even the sick unable to get to hospital.
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Civilians, in particular children, have regularly been the victims of indiscriminate shelling and sniper fire from gunmen targeting residential areas.
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Those fleeing have described indiscriminate attacks by security forces and Buddhist mobs, including monks, as well as killings and rapes.
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This includes selecting lawful targets, avoiding indiscriminate or disproportionate strikes, and taking all feasible precautions to minimize harm to civilians.
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Or the culture that somehow came to view the indiscriminate removal of whole structures of the brain as perfectly O.K.?
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In addition, Taliban groups and others including Islamic State carried out kidnappings and "indiscriminate" attacks against civilians, the report said.
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Assad's opponents say the army drops oil drums filled with explosives and shrapnel to cause indiscriminate harm in rebel areas.
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The Obama administration has also condemned what it says is indiscriminate bombing by the Syrian government and its Russian allies.
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"The indiscriminate use of the WannaCry ransomware demonstrates North Korean actors using their cyber program to circumvent sanctions," Ahmad said.
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" The Trump administration accused the Ortega government of "indiscriminate violence" from "pro-government parapolice that have brutalized their own people.
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Inside Bannon's White House there are rampant leaks, paranoia, cellphone confiscation, and in response, only toddling incompetence or indiscriminate rage.
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And Congress is still regularly grappling with sequester cuts, trying to replace the indiscriminate spending reductions with more targeted ones.
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For years, Canadian police have successfully kept their use of controversial and indiscriminate surveillance devices called IMSI catchers a secret.
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In 2006, the South Korean government apologized for the indiscriminate butchering of innocent islanders in the name of fighting Communism.
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The killings in Charleston became a national touchstone not only because they evinced such a shocking level of indiscriminate violence.
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At the end of April, seemingly indiscriminate fire interrupted a Sunday afternoon cookout, killing one person and wounding eight others.
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This is another hint that at least the indiscriminate liquidation phase of a market shock might be running its course.
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This confirmed in the public mind that all those swept up in such indiscriminate mass institutionalization were equally morally defective.
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The plan will reportedly limit "the indiscriminate use of facial recognition technology" by both companies as well as public authorities.
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FATCA, enacted by Democrats in 2010, is an indiscriminate information dragnet requiring — under threat of extraterritorial sanctions — all non-U.
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It is a perfect example of the kind of wasteful, indiscriminate and counterproductive regulation Trump has promised to roll back.
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Perhaps nothing contributes more to the rancor of political discourse than the indiscriminate use of political labels as partisan epithets.
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It's Mr. Garber-Maikovska's intense but indiscriminate attention, rather than the specific content of anything he does, that attracts viewers.
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As the months passed and his tools for engagement with the world sharpened, so did his indiscriminate enthusiasm for people.
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Russia and its ally the Syrian government are accused of indiscriminate attacks on hospitals and clinics in rebel-held areas.
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Whether this world of fast, customizable and indiscriminate recordings is a boon depends on the show and the measuring stick.
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The UK's bulk surveillance regime is similarly seen by the AG to fail the core "general and indiscriminate collection" test.
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"Indiscriminate bombing, where we don't care if we're killing innocents or combatants, is just inconsistent with our values," he continued.
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The second article charges that the president obstructed Congress by engaging in "unprecedented, categorical and indiscriminate defiance" of House subpoenas.
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Human rights organizations have accused the Houthis of indiscriminate attacks on civilian areas, arbitrary arrests of political opponents and torture.
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That satisfied some budget hawks, but the indiscriminate cuts ignored the real drivers of the long-term deficit: entitlement spending.
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This week's renewed calls for an investigation into the war on drugs have amplified critics of the regime's indiscriminate killings.
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"The indiscriminate and disproportionate attacks by all parties, of which the latest tally is 88, including the use of weapons prohibited under international law, aerial attacks, mortars and rockets, indiscriminate shelling and improvised explosive devices, have been used against civilian areas and civilian infrastructures and have had a deadly toll on children," she said.
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But what Raghavan called "indiscriminate" - and in many cases unauthorized - extraction of groundwater is creating growing problems as supplies run short.
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The Kuwait-sponsored draft demands a halt to "the use of any excessive, disproportionate and indiscriminate force" by the Israeli military.
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In the past year, the government has conducted repeated ad campaigns against Soros, accusing him of supporting indiscriminate migration to Europe.
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Blockaded from the outside by an enemy force, a siege lays bare the psychological factors of war and its indiscriminate cruelty.
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" This official said the US was "seeing reports of civilian casualties from what looks like indiscriminate bombing of dense population centers.
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Seemingly uncoordinated, the indiscriminate violence highlighted the goal of Islamist militants determined to sow terror in disparate corners of the world.
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Most observers think that indiscriminate killings by the army and the forcing of people into garrison towns are fuelling the insurgency.
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"Indiscriminate bombing where we don't care if we are killing innocents or combatants is just inconsistent with our values," Lt. Gen.
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The facility, a former U.S military basei, closed twice this month due to indiscriminate shelling but no severe damages were reported.
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Gill nets, hanging vertically in the ocean, are indiscriminate, and have caught everything from manta rays to turtles in the past.
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"While they're pounding Aleppo, dropping indiscriminate bombs, killing women and children, talk of a unity government is pretty complicated," Kerry said.
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"Indiscriminate steps like these threaten people's ability to communicate, to run their businesses, and to live their lives," a spokesperson said.
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Indiscriminate cuts do not guarantee that waste is removed instead of the portion of a program's budget that is spent productively.
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"Bombing cannot be indiscriminate in areas in which there is a civilian population," Dallatomasina told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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John Cage, helming the mix, mindlessly maneuvered from channel to channel, and indiscriminate drum sounds flooded the room, freely and formlessly.
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Critics oppose the method because the catch is indiscriminate and could wipe out entire fishing species, making areas unsustainable for fishing.
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Attacks used to be indiscriminate, scattershot attacks, perhaps to squeeze a few hundred dollars from anyone who happened to be affected.
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"Indiscriminate, heavy-handed punishment of children will only evoke further problems for government agencies to address," the lawmakers wrote Friday. Sen.
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When armed forces inflict indiscriminate harm on civilian populations, it carries steep costs beyond the obvious human toll on affected populations.
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This is not the first time that Israel has engaged in indiscriminate killing, and it is unlikely to be the last.
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Uruguay's Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday warned its citizens traveling to the US. to "take precautions against growing indiscriminate violence."
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Despite our supposedly intractable partisanship, a swelling group of highly visible leaders is putting country before indiscriminate allegiance to their party.
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"There is a very clear risk of undermining, if not destroying, the rule of law," she said of the indiscriminate killings.
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Children are often killed in the indiscriminate bombing by government forces; children left alive are so miserable, some beg to die.
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Google's initial report said the hack was an indiscriminate attack that used a handful of malicious websites to infect people's phones.
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This is not to minimize the indiscriminate and widespread damage that the disease has caused by disrupting the global supply chain.
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They have been condemned by lawmakers and arms-control groups for causing indiscriminate harm to civilians even decades after conflicts end.
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That statement of indiscriminate hatred reveals a relevant issue: What distinguishes current feminism from earlier waves is its focus on masculinity.
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Myanmar's army, along with local Buddhist mobs, has implemented a sustained, severe, and indiscriminate crackdown on the minority population since August.
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The indiscriminate purge came to be known in the Shona language as Gukurahundi: "the early rain that washes away the chaff".
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The difference was that they weren't just grooming (read: picking fleas) any old monkey, like when they were young and indiscriminate.
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"The 9/11 terror plot also encourages indiscriminate attacks on non-native speakers of Cantonese and starting mountain fires," it said.
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Sheriff Arpaio's mini-version of this indiscriminate approach led to widespread detainment of innocent Latin American citizens and properly documented immigrants.
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It is only to say that there is a difference between a norm prohibiting petty vindictiveness and one demanding indiscriminate praise.
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Two years ago, Americans and Europeans watched in collective horror as a faceless, indiscriminate killer landed in their midst without warning.
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However, indiscriminate application of these laws would disrupt an industry that many Americans rely on for (often) low-fee, diversified savings.
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Mr. Morell has also been an outspoken cheerleader for indiscriminate C.I.A. drone strikes that have killed at least hundreds of civilians.
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US and UN officials have accused the Russian-backed Syrian regime of carrying out an indiscriminate aerial bombardment of the area.
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And human rights violations were seen to continue with government and allied forces, including Russia, carrying out indiscriminate attacks on civilians.
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There are flashbacks to slightly earlier times, when there was indiscriminate sex and cocaine inhaled from the keys of ecologically responsible cars.
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"Whether through targeted acts of violence or indiscriminate bombing; we are witnessing a growing trend of attacks," he said in a statement.
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Cluster munitions were "pervasively used" and air-dropped into densely-populated areas, it said, amounting to the war crime of indiscriminate attacks.
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However, these came under scrutiny last year, after it emerged that they were allowing third-party companies indiscriminate access to people's emails.
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At the same time, he added, ISIS used indiscriminate weapons that took a heavy toll on civilians and also targeted them directly.
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These assurances must confirm that there is no indiscriminate mass surveillance and that safeguards for individuals also apply to non-US persons.
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America began deep and indiscriminate spending cuts in 2013 after a commission failed to agree on alternative measures to contain its deficit.
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"I used to defend WikiLeaks all the time on the grounds that they were not indiscriminate dumpers of information," Greenwald told Slate.
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Last October a similar attack on Myanmarese security officers led to a similar, indiscriminate, and horrifying crackdown on the general Rohingya population.
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Yes, it turns us into indiscriminate Like-mashing zombies, but at least you'll never be called to account for social media ghosting.
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" Rudskoy's statement came about the same time that EU foreign ministers called on Russia to "halt indiscriminate bombing by the Syrian regime.
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If the whole point of the handbag is to curb indiscriminate spending, isn't $5,000 for something this stupid a really bad idea?
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They unleashed a campaign of violence that included wholesale attacks on villages, the indiscriminate murder of civilians, and rape and sexual abuse.
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IS's more indiscriminate actions are easier to understand for recruits who seek "visceral violence, death, conquest and sectarian unrest", says Mr Heller.
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"There's been plenty of shelling by rebel forces on regime-held parts of Aleppo and Damascus -- they've conducted indiscriminate attacks," Kozak said.
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Alternatively, it could be that these missions are a lot more quotidian and indiscriminate than the FBI and DHS are letting on.
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Turkey has all but sealed the border into rebel-held areas -- and inside, the threat of indiscriminate air strikes and kidnapping looms.
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In 1977, the Geneva Conventions adopted a protocol that banned indiscriminate air attacks of cities and towns with large concentrations of civilians.
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The indiscriminate nature of the attacks in Dallas last week and now Baton Rouge clearly illustrate that the uniform is the target.
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When we are handling the reindeer, and if they are in confined spaces, we do not allow indiscriminate petting of the reindeer.
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"Whether indiscriminate or specifically targeted, such attacks forcibly displace civilians, violating international humanitarian law, and must stop," she said in a statement.
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As the indiscriminate killings continued, police said, cameras were positioned inside and outside Paddock's hotel suite and in the door's peep hole.
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The United States hopes this will end the indiscriminate dropping of barrel bombs — including chlorine gas attacks — that have punctuated the conflict.
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Earlier this month, the United Nations General Assembly condemned Israel for the use of "excessive, disproportionate and indiscriminate force" against Palestinian civilians.
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The rash of seemingly indiscriminate enforcement actions by federal authorities - some virtually on the school doorstep - created a climate of overwhelming fear.
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Uruguay's Ministry of Foreign Affairs cited "indiscriminate possession of firearms by the population" in the US as a reason to be cautious.
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Indiscriminate attacks by Houthi forces and their allies have also caused civilian casualties and could also qualify as international crimes, he said.
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The refugees speak of indiscriminate clearance operations, huts set on fire and family members being taken away and never heard from again.
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There are people out there—grubby bastard people—who step out of the house in search of indiscriminate sex without showering first.
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It refers to "indiscriminate and extrajudicial killing of Rohingya children, and the torture, ill-treatment and gender-based violence" committed against them.
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Poles would be "exposed to every horror that modern conflict could devise", including indiscriminate aerial bombing, and massacres of civilians and POWs.
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" By "this," he meant what white liberals had wrought — integration and social reform, or what Thomas prefers to call "indiscriminate social engineering.
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The wire traps are usually set for bushmeat species, including wild boar and deer, but they are indiscriminate in what they catch.
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The voters of Utah won't be indiscriminate in their reasons for supporting Romney and conservatives as whole should consider doing the same.
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Either way, what investors should do now is bulk up after last week's "indiscriminate sell-off" that created oversold conditions, Wilson said.
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US and UN officials have accused the Russian-backed Syrian regime of carrying out an indiscriminate aerial bombardment of the area. Gen.
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"The continued use of indiscriminate, disproportionate and illegal I.E.D. devices by antigovernment elements is particularly appalling and must immediately stop," he said.
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It is brutal and indiscriminate in its violence, and its position on women's rights has rightly been condemned by the international community.
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"UNSMIL stresses that indiscriminate attacks against civilians and civilian infrastructure constitute a grave violation to international humanitarian and human rights," it said.
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A police spokesman said Dar was killed in indiscriminate firing by the militants and denied he had been sent on a search.
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BICI issued a 500-page report detailing the government's use of excessive and indiscriminate force against protesters, including abuse, torture and death.
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"We will never withhold help to those in need, but immigration cannot be indiscriminate," he said in a second message on Twitter.
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The United States, by providing weapons and support to the Saudi-led coalition waging indiscriminate war in Yemen, shares in the blame.
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It documents the mass abduction of civilians, the intentional shelling of civilian residences and indiscriminate targeting of civilians trying to flee the city.
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Mother Jones defines mass shootings as "indiscriminate rampages" resulting in four or more deaths from a single shooting incident in a public space.
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And they're now believed to have launched WannaCry, the ransomware that sparked an indiscriminate global crisis, with almost no apparent benefit to themselves.
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According to IHL [international humanitarian law], such targeted or indiscriminate attacks against civilian objects may amount to war crimes or crimes against humanity.
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The Israeli army says the Syrian missile fire was inaccurate, indiscriminate and done without checking if there were Russian aircraft in the area.
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"Gassing is an indiscriminate means of take," wrote a group from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department tasked with looking at snake gassing.
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Security analysts speculate that ARSA deliberately provoked the army, knowing its tendency towards indiscriminate retaliation and hoping that this would attract international attention.
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"The US has repeatedly condemned indiscriminate bombing of medical facilities by the Assad regime in Aleppo and elsewhere in Syria," the official said.
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But the judges declined to find the state surveillance regime unlawful on the grounds that it constituted "general and indiscriminate" retention of data.
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Opposition fighters told VICE News that they strike legitimate targets and rejected the idea that their use of improvised weaponry was inherently indiscriminate.
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The US frequently criticized Russia for its "indiscriminate" airstrikes in Syria after Moscow began its air assault against rebel groups in late 2015.
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But our spate of indiscriminate mass shootings has taught us that these images are as much about artifice as they are about aspiration.
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Russia and the Syrian army deny allegations of indiscriminate bombing of civilian areas and say they are fighting al-Qaeda-inspired Islamist militants.
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Notably, almost nobody in the party is intervening to promise swift confirmation for qualified nominees, to counter those who are promising indiscriminate obstruction.
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The U.S. had previously criticized the Russian air campaign in Syria for conducting indiscriminate attacks that have reportedly caused hundreds of civilian casualties.
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To say, as Kellyanne Conway does, that fentanyl is "indiscriminate" and can be found in any street drug deal, is not merely misleading.
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"Their indiscriminate nature makes their use in populated civilian areas a serious violation of the laws of war," it said in a statement.
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China rejected the neoliberal policies of an "independent central bank," indiscriminate opening to international trade and investment, and rapid privatization of state companies.
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"What I am seeing in Syria in places like Aleppo and others are what I would call absolutely indiscriminate, imprecise bombing," he said.
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Indiscriminate mass arrests by soldiers will just fill prisons with people who will eventually be released for a lack of evidence against them.
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The United Nations said on Tuesday that all sides fighting over Aleppo may be committing war crimes through indiscriminate attacks in civilian areas.
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The hardest part will be to transform the tech industry's modus operandi, which is largely based on indiscriminate collection of information for monetization.
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The indiscriminate nature of these accusations has been detrimental to cognitive science, as it has kept us from developing a truly evolutionary view.
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" Garry Winogrand "pushed things a stage further, combining Frank's ad hoc aesthetic with a pictorial appetite so voracious it bordered on the indiscriminate.
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Instead, the study says, they point to a pattern of indiscriminate force and impunity that is an integral part of the state's policy.
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A senior White House envoy, Jason Greenblatt, described the kites as "not harmless playthings or metaphors for freedom (but) propaganda and indiscriminate weapons".
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Venezuela's Foreign Ministry recommended postponing travel plans to the US due to the "proliferation of acts of violence and crimes of indiscriminate hatred."
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But absent appropriate regulations or a major new Supreme Court ruling, law enforcement agencies will continue to engage in secret and indiscriminate surveillance.
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All of the warring parties have been accused of war crimes, including indiscriminate attacks on civilian areas and the recruitment of child soldiers.
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His carpet-bombing suggestion was immediately denounced because he appeared to be advocating a war crime; carpet-bombing is, by its nature, indiscriminate.
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"The Houthis should immediately stop their indiscriminate missile attacks on populated areas of Saudi Arabia," said HRW's Middle East director Sarah Leah Whitson.
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All that, declared the British foreign secretary, Jeremy Hunt, amounted to "reckless and indiscriminate" attacks that left Russia isolated in the international community.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I have long been indiscriminate, or nearly so, when it comes to movies about or by artists.
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Since these devices are indiscriminate, thousands of phones may be simultaneously surveilled when they are deployed at full range in a bustling city.
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Bashar al-Assad and Vladimir Putin have resumed their offensive in Syria's holdout province of Idlib with another gruesome campaign of indiscriminate bombing.
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"Fake news" campaigns alleging the rape of white women are used to incite and justify the indiscriminate killing and lynching of black men.
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The reported EU plan to target "indiscriminate" usage of facial recognition tech in public areas would extend to both public and private entities.
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Those of us who support this bill are not pro-rat, we just want to stop the indiscriminate killing of non-rat species.
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All of the factions involved have been accused of war crimes, including indiscriminate attacks on civilian areas and the recruitment of child soldiers.
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Similar strategies were pursued in negotiations that led to global treaties banning other indiscriminate weapons, including chemical arms, cluster bombs and land mines.
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Rebel representatives said it left too many loopholes for the Syrian military to continue what the rebels called indiscriminate bombings of civilian areas.
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Nadler added Trump "engaged in unprecedented, categorical and indiscriminate defiance" of the impeachment inquiry, summarizing the article charging Trump with obstruction of Congress.
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These mainly British ex-soldiers were recruited as special wartime reinforcements, and became notorious for mass reprisals and indiscriminate killings of Irish people.
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While René marries his master's castoff indigenous mistress, Charles soon escapes servitude, Anglicizes his name and sets up a thriving, indiscriminate timber enterprise.
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But where O'Toole warns of the dangers posed by indiscriminate eruptions of nationalist fervor, Lowry's "The Case for Nationalism" exudes an untroubled sanguinity.
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Still, Mr. Trump's critics say he has set a dangerous precedent with what they call his indiscriminate use of the Congressional Review Act.
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"We need you to get out there and, for once in your lives, focus your indiscriminate rage in a useful direction!" he said.
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It left me both horrified by the indiscriminate electronic appetite of the internet but also thrilled by the survival of painstaking, handmade craft.
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Amnesty International, among other human rights organizations, have accused the police of indiscriminate, unnecessary force, including beatings and torture of people in detention.
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Rather, it would have exhibited indiscriminate sexual behaviour—and this would have been good enough to transmit its genes to the next generation.
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But the indiscriminate and brutal response by the military has been widely criticized by the international community as radically disproportionate and approaching genocidal.
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Paper mills have a formula for each color, but black is created by an indiscriminate amount of ink added until black is achieved.
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A legally binding Security Council resolution, which included a call to halt indiscriminate attacks on civilians and a lifting of sieges, has been flouted.
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Here at least, digitisation has scope to answer consumers' concerns about indiscriminate use of chemicals, and also to generate a new stream of profits.
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But few moments provoked such international outrage as his December 7, 2015, call for the US for an indiscriminate ban on all Muslim immigrants.
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Human rights organizations said that they have seen both sides potentially committing war crimes, including indiscriminate attacks on residential areas and migrant detention centers.
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The Kuwait-sponsored draft also "deplores" and demands a halt to "the use of any excessive, disproportionate and indiscriminate force" by the Israeli military.
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The allegations seemed to matter little in the indiscriminate torture he endured in military jails and police branches before arriving at Saydnaya in 2014.
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"The existence of indiscriminate shelling by the coalition armed forces affecting civilian populations in Yemen can be qualified as acts of torture," they wrote.
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Russian success has also flowed from its indiscriminate bombing of civilian areas, a brutally effective technique that has allowed the regime to retake territory.
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Moscow and Damascus, who deny indiscriminate bombing of civilians areas or targeting hospitals, say they are fighting jihadist militants drawn from across the world.
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The widespread use of snares and poison means these killings are indiscriminate, removing cubs, females and young males with devastating impacts on lion populations.
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Countries should never release malware causing indiscriminate harm to the public (as Russia and North Korea are accused of doing with NotPetya and WannaCry).
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The ban's collateral damage is indiscriminate, and the solution for a very specific problem has been administered with all the delicacy of a blowtorch.
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StarKist condemns the use of these indiscriminate fishing methods that trap dolphins, whales, and other marine life along with the intended catch of fish.
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The UN estimated in 2014 that between 80,000 and 120,000 people were held in such camps, where torture, indiscriminate beatings and starvation are commonplace.
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As usual, the magazine is filled with indiscriminate lampooning of all religions, sophomoric shots at various taboos, and sharp criticism of various political figures.
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But so many more offenders are indiscriminate in the sense that they will target whoever is in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"The GRU's actions are reckless and indiscriminate: they try to undermine and interfere in elections in other countries," said British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt.
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"The SPLC's conflation of mainstream political advocacy groups with legitimate hate groups and domestic terror groups is absurd, frequently indiscriminate and dangerous," he said.
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As Republicans continue their indiscriminate filibuster of Merrick Garland, and slow-walk other federal judicial nominees, keep in mind what they're holding out for.
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Activists claim as many as three protestors died in "indiscriminate police firing" on Gorkhaland supporters on Saturday, a claim that the police have denied.
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The Rohingya are fleeing a campaign of indiscriminate violence by Myanmar's military, whose tactics are being widely condemned as a form of ethnic cleansing.
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The Anti-Defamation League issued a statement Thursday saying that the video "advocates for indiscriminate violence against Israel and Jews," the Washington Post reported.
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Given the seeming indiscriminate claims from some current presidential hopefuls, this policy vacuum leaves the nation and the world with a damaging status quo.
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As the war drags on, Saudi Arabia has come under growing international criticism for indiscriminate airstrikes that have hit markets, hospitals, schools and homes.
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Eyewitnesses and rights groups say that government troops have instead engaged in indiscriminate killing of Rohingya and the destruction of their homes and villages.
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Meanwhile, Wu's company Uisee Technology (which stands for Utilization, Indiscriminate, Safety, Efficiency and Environment), plans to debut its concept car at next year's CES.
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The report from the Islamic State publication quoted Mr. al-Barnawi as saying Boko Haram does not endorse indiscriminate attacks on marketplaces and mosques.
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"You had a lot of indiscriminate capital that came into the space," said Bob Ackerman, founder of Allegis Capital and a longtime security expert.
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Then there is the policing problem — indiscriminate roundups in immigrant communities cause crime victims to fear and avoid the police, and crime to fester.
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The weapons have been condemned by international arms control groups and banned in 102 countries for the indiscriminate harm they can bring to civilians.
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Google didn't say who was behind the attacks, nor who was targeted, but described the attack as "indiscriminate," and potentially hitting "thousands" of people.
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A UN report listed possible war crimes that have been committed in the five-year conflict, which include the use of indiscriminate air strikes.
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British Ambassador Julian Braithwaite said that the enclave had become "the epicentre" of suffering, with starving families hiding in basements from "indiscriminate regime bombing".
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Clearly Trump has not specifically endorsed indiscriminate violence, but he's used jingoism and fearmongering about immigrants in a way that's let white nationalists thrive.
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The police's use of tear gas has been criticized as indiscriminate and excessive, with canisters fired in subway stations and from perches above crowds.
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Humans with this developmental delay, caused by mutations in a region of genes, show a variety of symptoms that include intense and indiscriminate sociability.
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So yeah, I do believe and I don't think I'm alone in believing that Israel's force was more indiscriminate than it should have been.
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The long-haul flight (five hours or more) offers up a special brand of hell, a smorgasbord of meltdowns, impromptu maladies and indiscriminate peevishness.
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The report commended government forces for reducing civilian casualties from ground engagements, including indiscriminate firing of mortars and other heavy weapons in civilian areas.
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Selling to bring a weighting back down to its long-term target is a good decision and is not the same as indiscriminate selling.
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Analysts had said mandating reforms would be critical to prevent banks from engaging in the same indiscriminate lending that led to the current problems.
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Concerns about Russia's dismemberment of Ukraine, its indiscriminate bombing of Syrian cities and its crackdown on political dissent were "besides the point," he said.
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For a president who has always been surrounded by yes-men, praise and indiscriminate support are not a bonus, they are the bare minimum.
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Our approach is grounded not only in the recognition that killing civilians is wrong but also in the understanding that indiscriminate violence encourages radicalization.
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The government-held districts were far less damaged, and daily life there was more normal, but residents there suffered too, from indiscriminate rebel shelling.
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But spend time in Xinjiang and you see that the surveillance acts more like a sledgehammer — sweeping, indiscriminate; as much about intimidation as monitoring.
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But his critics say his often indiscriminate attacks have only ended up driving more mainstream opponents into alliances of desperation with militants and extremists.
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The bombardment continues, enduring ongoing criticism for what NGOs and aid groups say is a disregard for civilian deaths that equates to indiscriminate warfare.
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But rebels and residents say the Russian air strikes are causing hundreds of civilian casualties in indiscriminate bombing of civilian areas away from the frontline.
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What we don't know: It's not clear whether any of the slain victims were targeted, and how many may have been caught in indiscriminate gunfire.
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The blanket ban on adult content doesn't save kids from porn, but its indiscriminate hand does harm artists and marginalized communities seeking to express themselves.
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But his arrival back has been seen less favorably by many in Kabul where thousands were killed by indiscriminate shelling during fighting between rival warlords.
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The United Nations' humanitarian agency the OCHA said it was extremely concerned about the "disproportionate and indiscriminate use" of explosive weapons in densely-populated areas.
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But it also stipulates "proportionality" — the value of the target must justify the risk of killing or injuring innocent people, and attacks cannot be indiscriminate.
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One of them detonated a bomb at a police cordon nearby, killing six people and wounding 50 others, in the country's first indiscriminate suicide bombing.
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Introducing even more air defenses does not solve the problem of Syria's unprofessional and indiscriminate firing of missiles, or reduce the risk to regional aviation.
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Its crushing of peaceful protests in 2011, and the indiscriminate killing it has carried out since then, removed what speck of legitimacy it still had.
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Falque-Pierrotin said the regulators still wanted evidence from the U.S. government that its commitment to not conduct mass and indiscriminate surveillance would be met.
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Starlings displace native bird species, and their dense flocks have indiscriminate tastes; they devour insects and their larvae, worms, grains, fruits and even livestock feed.
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Their joint military operation in Syria has attacked hospitals and schools, used internationally banned cluster munitions and incendiary weapons, and otherwise carried out indiscriminate attacks.
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The Saudi-led coalition has been widely accused by human rights groups and much of the international community of indiscriminate targeting in its aerial campaign.
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"What the Court of Appeals has actually affirmed is that our nation's laws, as currently constituted, legitimize the indiscriminate, unnecessary killing of animals," he said.
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Motherboard understands this refers to the European Court of Justice's December 2016 ruling that "general and indiscriminate retention" of emails and electronic communications is illegal.
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U.S.-based Human Rights Watch said last month the Russian-Syrian operation had used "internationally prohibited and other indiscriminate weapons in unlawful attacks on civilians".
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Of course, the airstrikes are bad, he says, but in many ways the intense barrel-bombing of the past three years was worse -- more indiscriminate.
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If a melodramatic television show using death as a plot device seems indelicate, take a moment to remember that death is as indiscriminate in reality.
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In recent years, the Chicago police department has faced mounting scrutiny over incidents that appear to involve the indiscriminate use of violent force toward citizens.
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China's fiscal policy should focus on adjusting the country's economic structures and controlling risks, instead of stimulating the economy in an indiscriminate way, Liu said.
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The craving and consumption of items that aren't considered food is known as pica (after the magpie, a bird thought to have an indiscriminate appetite).
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Nevertheless, that famine and Saudi Arabia's indiscriminate bombing (of a bus filled with 50 schoolchildren, among other horrors), were largely ignored until Khashoggi's brazen murder.
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But much like the indiscriminate destruction that their fires cause, Hamas has no regard for the widespread harm they are doing to Palestinians in Gaza.
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At a time of increasingly heated rhetoric around immigration, indiscriminate enforcement, and stricter immigration policy in general, a citizenship question would have a chilling effect.
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Roughly 275,000 people in the rebel-held eastern half of Aleppo have been subjected to indiscriminate aerial bombing that has killed hundreds, including many children.
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The international community has frequently accused the Syrian government of indiscriminate bombing in its fight against rebels since the start of the country's civil war.
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If the AR-21 were a weapon that's suitable only for indiscriminate, spray-n-pray mass slaughter, then it wouldn't be so popular with police.
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They are escaping the Assad regime's systematic use of chemical weapons, ethnic cleansing, torture and indiscriminate attacks against civilian targets, like hospitals and market places.
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What was new was the indiscriminate state violence, escalating in plain sight: the first artillery attack, the first airstrike, the first use of chemical weapons.
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He was an indiscriminate collector, so it's hard to look at his archive as a definitive and reliable record of stag film history or contents.
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The exact contours of the attack are unclear, but Beer wrote that the campaign was "indiscriminate," with victims being hacked just from visiting a website.
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The researchers said the attacks were "indiscriminate watering hole attacks" with "no target discrimination," noting that anyone visiting the site would have their iPhone hacked.
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The U.S. set down red lines for the offensive Thursday that would trigger economic sanctions, including ethnic cleansing and indiscriminate fire directed at civilian populations.
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Indiscriminate shelling and sniper fire by Houthi rebels in heavily populated areas accounted for most of the remaining dead and wounded, a UN statement added.
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This indiscriminate use of antibiotics dates back to the drugs' earliest days, and it has been a touchy policy point for most of that time.
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" Hannah Kirk, 22, Briton in Beijing, China"A climate crisis is indiscriminate to citizenship, cultural affiliation or race, instead affecting 'all under a warming atmosphere'.
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The favoritism is justified by the claim that Christians are more at risk from the Islamic State and other groups that engage in indiscriminate murder.
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The chemical attack was just his most recent atrocity, after years of torture, enforced disappearances, siege warfare and indiscriminate bombing of civilian neighborhoods and hospitals.
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Cluster munitions are dangerous to civilians and present problems under international humanitarian law — specifically concerning the principle of distinction and the prohibition of indiscriminate attacks.
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The assault was the latest in a long line of indiscriminate attacks against a peaceful community that hosts more Syrian refugees than its native population.
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At the same time, the Islamic State fighters have used masses of civilians as human shields, and have been indiscriminate about sniper and mortar fire.
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Hundreds of parents brought their children to the march on Sunday morning against what many consider the indiscriminate use of tear gas by the police.
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These include a rapacious band of fur trappers and a disgraced soldier (Ben Foster), who faces hanging as punishment for his indiscriminate killing of natives.
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The issue here is credibility and not giving the president ammunition to discredit opponents as overwrought, ahistoric partisans in a state of indiscriminate freak-out.
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The killings become so indiscriminate that she grows familiar with the "rotting, sweet, sickening" smell of dead bodies left by the side of the road.
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Yet another defeat in the courts for the UK government's use of mass surveillance as an indiscriminate and, as it frequently turns out, unlawful investigatory tool.
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By seeing one indiscriminate display of Vautier's handwriting, one is supposed to be reminded of all the millions of spaces onto which his hand cannot reach.
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If progressives are really committed to combating sexism, they have to be indiscriminate about calling it out — even if it means indicting one of their own.
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So it was perhaps commendable on Thursday that Christie refused to take Fox News moderator Megyn Kelly's bait and advocate for the indiscriminate profiling of Muslims.
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They also suggest it's a surveillance risk and that requiring indiscriminate monitoring of citizens' online activity is disproportionate and therefore potentially violates fundamental EU privacy rights.
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The European Union has ruled that the "general and and indiscriminate" collection of computer data by governments is only permitted when used to fight serious crime.
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What might Mr Trump now do about the Syrian regime's continued use of other indiscriminate weapons against civilians, such as barrel bombs packed with scrap metal?
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The coalition has used brutal tactics, including what critics say are indiscriminate and disproportionate bombings and blockades that prevent food and assistance from reaching desperate civilians.
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Similarly, while Cook never mentioned by name tech companies like Facebook and Google, it's clear that these were targets in his criticism of indiscriminate data collection.
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The violence is indiscriminate, as evidenced by a suspected chlorine gas attack that injured children and killed market patrons in the eastern part of the city.
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Many people complain that the category has become an indiscriminate grab-bag, throwing together economies at utterly different stages of development, such as Taiwan and Pakistan.
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"The clashes have resulted in severe damage to houses and shops because of indiscriminate shelling, and forced a large number of residents ... to flee," he said.
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Specifically, WP29's assessment calls for increased clarity about "massive and indiscriminate collection of personal data originating from the EU," even in light of counterterrorism efforts.
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Border areas around the world, including in the United States, are notorious for intrusive device searches thanks to policies allowing unlimited suspicionless and indiscriminate device searches.
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"CLOs have stepped in and met demand for loans, but CLOs are not indiscriminate buyers," said Lauren Basmadjian, a senior portfolio manager at Octagon Credit Investors.
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"Attacks targeting civilians or civilian objects are prohibited under international humanitarian law, which also prohibits indiscriminate or disproportionate attacks," said UN human rights spokeswoman Liz Throssell.
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Being a wanton and indiscriminate flavor slut, I'd already sort of made peace with the idea that I'd just never look and feel like they do.
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A U.N. statement on the two separate mortar attacks this week that killed aid workers and wounded about 40 people said indiscriminate shelling violated international law.
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International humanitarian law, which the United States helped establish, prohibits deliberate attacks on civilians and indiscriminate attacks, which do not distinguish between military targets and civilians.
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"There is no justification for this indiscriminate targeting of people perceived to be members of the LGBTI community," said ILGA's executive director in Europe, Evelyne Paradis.
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But they added that they remained concerned over American intelligence agencies' seemingly indiscriminate access to citizens' personal data when it is transferred to the United States.
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For a city that reports civilian casualties daily from indiscriminate missile fire, you'd expect Damascus to be a ghost town like many other major Syrian cities.
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" Through an indiscriminate grant program, Family Reach has helped these families fighting cancer by outright paying for "essential expenses, such as transportation, medical bills, and rent.
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In the hellish oasis of bland party bars full of bros and indiscriminate night-trippers, Jackalope has that rough and worn edge that feels like home.
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HRW could not confirm those accounts, but said that attacks such as the one on the market clearly violated international law because of their indiscriminate nature.
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What has residents and police especially on edge is the seemingly indiscriminate nature of the shootings, which have taken place near schools and in residential areas.
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On Tuesday, Amnesty International expressed serious concerns about the "allegations of disproportionate and indiscriminate use of chemical irritants ... which may contravene Romania's obligations under international law".
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He cited ethnic nationalism and references to terms like "knife-migrants," and other indiscriminate characterizations of migrants as criminal, uncivilized, backward and driven by sexual impulse.
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Kuwait's draft resolution condemned the use of "excessive, disproportionate and indiscriminate force by the Israeli forces against Palestinian civilians" and demanded a halt to such actions.
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The villagers often travel for days through the bush to avoid indiscriminate killings by the marauding armed groups, which have set up checkpoints on the roads.
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Trump might want relatively indiscriminate military action, even torture, when it comes to fighting militants but he is opposed to large-scale, Iraq-style nation-building.
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Last week's stock-market slump was an "indiscriminate" sell-off that created oversold conditions, according to Mike Wilson, the chief US equity strategist of Morgan Stanley.
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Their brief also pointed to the president's "categorical and indiscriminate defiance" of House subpoenas as justification to conflict the president on Article II, obstruction of Congress.
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The second article charges that Mr. Trump engaged in "unprecedented, categorical and indiscriminate defiance" by ordering officials not to comply with subpoenas for testimony and documents.
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Environmental and human health risks are exacerbated by the indiscriminate use of antibiotics on factory farms, which has led to the development of antibiotic-resistant pathogens.
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But most folks probably don't want to be against precision weapons that reduce collateral damage or in favor of the broader use of indiscriminate, unguided weapons.
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He said that dropping indiscriminate incendiary weapons in heavily populated areas was particularly concerning, as well as being banned by a treaty that Russia is bound by.
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The indiscriminate patterns scraped into the surface of these styrofoam sheets play with your sense of depth, giving the model definition and generating the illusion of scale.
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Residents and local activists have accused the U.S.-led coalition of indiscriminate bombing that they blame for killing dozens of civilians since the start of the campaign.
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Mimi is known and loved for both her ceaseless and indiscriminate capacity for putdowns and her silky smooth R&B, but it hasn't always been that way.
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"The indiscriminate bombing by the regime which violates international rules of war -- in many cases crimes, crimes against humanity, and war crimes -- needs to stop," he said.
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"We can not tolerate this escalation of indiscriminate violence, which reveals an alarming racial matrix," said Felipe Camargo, the southern European chief of the U.N. refugee agency.
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Syrian and Russian warplanes dropped unguided munitions, known as indiscriminate "dumb bombs" rather than smart bombs that have electronic sensors to find their targets, the report said.
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The complaint also accuses the coalition of depriving millions of people of access to basic necessities due to indiscriminate bombings and a naval blockade of Yemeni ports.
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Take, for instance, the frequently proposed idea of creating a no-fly or humanitarian safe zone where civilians could receive humanitarian aid and protection from indiscriminate bombardment.
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Military experts said it is a weapon of terror, indiscriminate and inhumane, and they can't envision the US or its allies using it in a current conflict.
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Unlike the leak of NSA data by Snowden almost four years ago, this is not about indiscriminate, mass surveillance — it is about targeted surveillance by the CIA.
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The goals Bolton laid out: Investing in specific sectors in African nations instead of providing "indiscriminate assistance across the entire continent, without focus or prioritization," Bolton said.
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Fitch interprets such initiatives as the central government's efforts to disentangle GREs from public-sector balance sheets, address indiscriminate GRE debt growth and encourage greater market discipline.
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" Another administration official, however, said, "The opposition has a right to defend itself and they will not be left defenseless in the face of this indiscriminate bombardment.
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The paper called for ''a political Pasteur'' who could ''isolate and destroy the germ which shows itself in the indiscriminate hatred of other nationals or other races.
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If you keep tabs on the deluge of mass shootings plaguing the United States, it's hard not to notice that a large number involve wild, indiscriminate gunfire.
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"Indiscriminate shooting" from the convoy went beyond the vehicle toward the rest of the square, where more victims were hit at they tried to escape the area.
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An intense and indiscriminate bombing campaign aimed at dispelling the Houthi rebels, followers of the same Shiite sect of Islam as Iran, began in March of 2015.
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But it called on the EU to go beyond that and ensure justice for "indiscriminate daily bombardment by the forces of the (Syrian) regime and its allies".
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"The indiscriminate nuclear strike to be made by the DPRK will clearly show those keen on aggression and war the military mettle of Juche Korea," it said.
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And weapons such as ballistic missiles - more sophisticated than indiscriminate carpet bombing common in earlier conflicts - have allowed pro-Assad forces to make that strategy brutally effective.
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For example, the automatic spending cuts known as the "sequester" were indiscriminate cuts to important investments in our economic growth and competitiveness, not to mention our military.
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Meanwhile, Trump's indiscriminate tariffs will hit allies like Brazil and South Korea, and potentially Canada and Mexico, which altogether account for almost half of U.S. steel imports.
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" Called the attack "indiscriminate terrorism against the public that shocked the world," she said it "shook society with fear, (that) a chemical weapon like sarin was used.
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More than 100 countries have banned the manufacture, stockpiling and use of these weapons because of their potential to cause indiscriminate damage to civilian populations and infrastructure.
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Soon after, the terrorist group that had brought down the twin towers scrapped the idea, feeling that the tactic was too indiscriminate, too likely to kill Muslims.
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Severe, indiscriminate attacks on civilians bring little near-term risks and substantial benefits: disrupting the enemy's control or local support, pacifying potential threats, plundering resources and others.
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The key sticking point was whether the U.S. could adequately reassure European privacy regulators that citizens' data would not be subject to "indiscriminate surveillance" by intelligence agencies.
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This September marks the 22019th anniversary of Rachel Carson's seminal book Silent Spring, which documented widespread and indiscriminate use of pesticides and their detrimental impacts on nature.
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Following the accusations that the initial police response was indiscriminate and disproportionate, agitators in civilian clothing are now behind much of the violence against protesters, observers say.
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Those included fears that the indiscriminate bulk collection of Europeans' data by United States and European intelligence agencies failed to comply with the region's data protection rules.
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Many of Dadaab's residents are from Somalia, where al-Shabaab, security forces, African Union troops and allied militia still mount regular indiscriminate attacks, according to monitoring groups.
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Assad's opponents have long accused the government of using such bombs — oil drums packed with explosives — to cause indiscriminate damage in rebel-held areas, which Damascus denies.
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The video is drowned in gold, featuring shots in which she drapes herself across a floor of indiscriminate gold or poses in the back of a limo.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's foreign minister said on Wednesday that the indiscriminate bombing of Syria's Idlib region by Russian, Syrian and Iranian forces could amount to war crimes.
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In Syria, Assad's strategy relied heavily on aerial attacks—using poison gas, indiscriminate shelling, and barrel bombs to terrorize the population, until everyone except the rebels fled.
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Craig McInally, also an operations manager for the Norwegian demining organization, described indiscriminate inventions elsewhere — including four seemingly abandoned space heaters and a generator recovered near Mosul.
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Two neighborhoods that burned in Santa Rosa, the county seat and largest metro area between San Francisco and Portland, tell a story of unexpected and indiscriminate destruction.
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And then there is the reason people are fleeing in the first place: the ongoing assault from Assad's army and an indiscriminate bombing campaign, led by Russia.
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A massive and often indiscriminate crackdown following a violent coup attempt in 2016 has left the prisons more overcrowded than ever, leaving some 30,000 people behind bars.
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I've made fun of Canada's indiscriminate niceness for years, but I now see our friends to the north have more than thick-cut bacon going for them.
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An indiscriminate wake-up call Many minority residents in Austin have been on edge since the bombings started, as the first three bombings killed or wounded minorities.
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And though dog tick larvae and nymphs generally seek small rodents and medium-size mammals upon which to attach themselves, they are relatively indiscriminate in their preferences.
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"MSF will evacuate staff from 6 hospitals in northern Yemen due to the Saudi-led coalition's indiscriminate bombings and unreliable reassurances," the group said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON — For years, Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, has been derided as an anti-American anarchist, indiscriminate in publishing leaks and far too cozy with Russia.
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The indiscriminate nature of the arrests and the harsh charges have many observers characterizing the government's treatment of the protesters as an assault on freedom of assembly.
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Not to mention the indiscriminate surrender of privacy occurring all the time on social media, or the purposeful surrender of privacy with which we facilitate online transactions.
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"We went into this project thinking of planned attacks, indiscriminate shootings that occur on campus, because this started right after the Marjory Stoneman attack," Riedman told VICE News.
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Cheater underscored that these are not indiscriminate carpet bombs being conducted haphazardly, but are pinpoint blasts that can thwart an enemy encroaching on coalition forces, saving countless lives.
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Critics have also suggested the government is effectively trying to redraw the definition of serious crime to still be able to afford state agencies' indiscriminate bulk data access.
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Conflict Intelligence Team said in its report that as a successor to the USSR, Russia is bound by a Geneva Convention that prohibits indiscriminate attacks that harm civilians.
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Nineteenth-century footballers scoffed when "hacking" (the indiscriminate kicking of an opponent) was outlawed and when passing replaced dribbling as the primary means of propelling the ball upfield.
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The coalition, which has been fighting the Houthis since March, has been accused of killing hundreds of civilians in airstrikes that are often indiscriminate, human rights groups say.
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On Tuesday, a U.N. human rights spokeswoman said all sides fighting over the Syrian city of Aleppo may be committing war crimes through indiscriminate attacks in civilian areas.
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To avoid doubt, the following analysis is not meant to condone the objectives of the Sith, which are galactic chaos, indiscriminate death, and dominance over others' self-determination.
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Whereas after 9/11 Republicans denounced civil libertarians opposed to the PATRIOT Act and indiscriminate surveillance as terrorism enablers, they now find themselves hoisted by their own ... guns.
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Noah Bonsey of the International Crisis Group, a think-tank, believes that there is nothing indiscriminate about the bombing of civilian areas and infrastructure, including schools and hospitals.
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They are tools of indiscriminate surveillance, and capture potentially identifying details from any phone within the radius of deployment, which may be up to two kilometres in range.
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All sides have violated international law by using indiscriminate and disproportionate force that means "children die unnecessarily and wrongly", he said, citing multiple coalition strikes on outdoor markets.
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There was a lot of bunting, both of the sacrifice and the for-a-base-hit variety, and, because you couldn't move runners, indiscriminate attempts at base-stealing.
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Atrocities like mass rape and indiscriminate killings are the point of North Korea's prison camps: to degrade and terrify the population into submission to Kim Jong Un's regime.
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In the past month, more than four hundred thousand Rohingya refugees have fled across the border into Bangladesh, bringing with them accounts of indiscriminate slaughter and mass rape.
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You could potentially mitigate this with an alarm that tracks your sleep and wakes you when you're closest to consciousness, but my indiscriminate Echo alarm can be abrupt.
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The truce never included the Islamic State or the Nusra Front, nor has it completely stopped indiscriminate attacks on civilians by any side, as the recent violence showed.
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"(We saw) absolutely indiscriminate violence that either targeted children or was indifferent to the impact on children," he said, adding he had also seen children with machete wounds.
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The core complaints against China are legitimate, but the escalating duties imposed by the administration are indiscriminate and out of proportion to anything the Chinese government has done.
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The lengthy guerrilla war over Northern Ireland's constitutional status, which began officially in 1969, saw more than 3,143 people lose their lives in bombings, indiscriminate shootings and assassinations.
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Such ominous warnings about indiscriminate violence create formidable challenges for world leaders, who must strike a balance of raising awareness about the terrorist threat without gratuitously stoking fears.
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Even so, weeks of indiscriminate shelling by Shiite militias, as well as fierce fighting in the final weeks of the assault, left sections of the city in rubble.
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"The indiscriminate use of chemicals, rubber bullets and stun grenades against vulnerable populations, and particularly without reasons for such force, is a dangerous and deplorable act," Kyritsis said.
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The authorities' next step to address indiscriminate LGFV debt growth and to encourage greater market discipline might be to allow selected defaults on LGFVs that come under stress.
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Hundreds of people have been killed in indiscriminate bombing of residential areas and many hundreds more wounded, with little access to treatment in hospitals that lack basic supplies.
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By now the music's some indiscriminate, indeterminate deep house mix that some v-neck bro none of you really know has put on and immediately fallen asleep to.
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Syrian and Russian forces have routinely been accused of war crimes for their tactics, including indiscriminate bombing of densely populated areas and targeting hospitals and other medical facilities.
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Trump may be willing to destroy thousands of Iraqi or Syrian civilians to kill a few ISIS terrorists, but the American public does not support such indiscriminate violence.
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May's words, an "indiscriminate and reckless act" that "put the lives of innocent civilians at risk," while sending Russia's relations with the West into yet another downward spiral.
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She has an indiscriminate appetite for cross-cultural pollination and distills the dissonance of contemporary life into these objects that can seem as jarring as they are soothing.
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On Friday, a United Nations Security Council resolution condemning Israel for using "excessive, disproportionate and indiscriminate force" against Palestinians failed when it was vetoed by the United States.
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Over-interest in a colleague's travel details aside, Renee shouldn't have been blabbing about someone else's vacation to an indiscriminate group of co-workers in the first place.
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In contrast to the human evils of the world, the fire that burned her house down struck Ms. Case as almost beautiful in its all-encompassing, indiscriminate power.
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This administration's rule eliminates the need for permits for much of America's streams and wetlands, opening them up to indiscriminate pollution and destruction with no accountability or responsibility.
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Our team of Mideast correspondents looks at how the Syrian government has been able to operate with impunity through years of torture, abductions, siege warfare and indiscriminate bombing.
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The indiscriminate use of these drugs is aimed at preventing illness among animals at these densely packed farms and speeding up their growth, which has proved largely unsuccessful.
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"Searching for yield should not be indiscriminate; and based on recent trends our clients feel the same way," Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts wrote in a note.
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After an explosion at a playground killed five children, our correspondents reported on how "indiscriminate improvised explosive devices" are the biggest cause of casualties among children in Afghanistan.
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"This does not appear to be an indiscriminate shooting; it appears that at least one individual was a target," the joint statement reads, without saying who the target was.
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Russia is not a signatory to a 2008 United Nations treaty, which bans their use because of their indiscriminate nature and the threat to civilians posed by unexploded bomblets.
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Refusal to talk Protest leaders, including the SPA, have rejected talks with military leaders attempting to do damage control in the face of international criticism of Monday's indiscriminate killings.
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But so deep is their hatred of the regime for its targeting of hospitals and indiscriminate use of barrel bombs that many have said they prefer death to surrender.
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Their territory grew in Iraq, exploiting the suffering of the Sunni minority and in Syria, offering a savage sense of order among the indiscriminate murder of the civil war.
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Under this cloud, Apple CEO Tim Cook spoke at a top-level privacy conference in Brussels and expressed concern about the indiscriminate collection of people's data by technology companies.
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"What the government needs to realize is that hyperinflationary situations are created by governments," he said, adding that indicates the root problem is indiscriminate expansion of the money supply.
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The carnage included strikes on four makeshift hospitals, and the use of indiscriminate barrel bombs, banned under international law, as well as rocket and artillery fire, according to reports.
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The GRU's actions are reckless and indiscriminate: they try to undermine and interfere in elections in other countries; they are even prepared to damage Russian companies and Russian citizens.
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As a small guerrilla campaign grew in strength, with covert Indian help, Pakistan's army launched a counter-insurgency so brutal and indiscriminate that it provoked a far bigger uprising.
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In the Vienna-based Frauen-Werk-Stadt project, that idea was implemented in the housing, which was constructed in small groups of four instead of rows of indiscriminate apartments.
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The regulators also have doubts about U.S. assurances that Europeans' data transferred to the United States will not be subject to indiscriminate mass surveillance, two of the people said.
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Moreover, the Egyptian government has arrested Brotherhood members who have not committed acts of violence based on this indiscriminate designation, a practice that may reduce incentives to remain peaceful.
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In February 2017, a devastating report from the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights said that Rohingya refugees had seen indiscriminate killings — including of children.
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"The U.S. has clarified that they do not carry out indiscriminate surveillance of Europeans," Andrus Ansip, Vice President for the Digital Single Market on the European Commission, said Tuesday.
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Activists decry indiscriminate police kidnappings and beatings, and the hashtag on Twitter generates images, although unverified, of bloodied youth in hospital beds and streets and residents pleading for help.
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As for the Saudi-led coalition, Mr. Ban said he would jointly review the claims made by his special representative, who accused the coalition of indiscriminate attacks against children.
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"I used to defend WikiLeaks on the grounds that they were not indiscriminate dumpers of information," Glenn Greenwald, the former Guardian journalist who handled the Snowden leak, told Slate.
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One of the options Obama had in Syria was to order the bombing of the runways of Assad's air force to stop the regime's indiscriminate air strikes against civilians.
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Europe's high court struck down the agreement last year on the grounds that the U.S. could be seen to adequately protect users' privacy because of its "indiscriminate" surveillance practices.
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But they set the stage for one of the most aggressive, hateful, and indiscriminate immigration crackdowns in modern history, stories of which have been trickling in piecemeal all year.
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According to the UN's human rights agency, more than 2300,2000 civilians have been killed since Yemen's conflict escalated in late March, struck down by airstrikes, indiscriminate shelling, and gunfire.
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United Nations officials also said that indiscriminate shelling of western Aleppo had continued killing and injuring civilians, destroying civilian infrastructure, and had forced about 20,000 people from their homes.
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Did you raise concerns about Russia's support for [Syrian] President Bashar Al-Assad and his campaign of indiscriminate violence against his own citizens including his use of chemical weapons?
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Obama's hesitation led to one other unintended consequence: it brought in an indiscriminate Russian campaign of bombing and artillery barrages that drove millions of Syrians out of the country.
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" State lawmakers recently wrote a letter to wildlife officials expressing their "deep concern," and the City Council passed a resolution condemning the "inhumane and indiscriminate killing of red foxes.
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Just as with previous European terrorist attacks in Paris, Nice and Brussels, the Barcelona carnage underscored how modern-day terrorism tends to be as international as it is indiscriminate.
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Any indiscriminate travel restrictions that the West might put in place would most likely be met with an exuberant tsiganochka dance by Maria Zaharova, the Foreign Ministry's celebrity spokeswoman.
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The far-right eurosceptic parties argue that previous governments never recognized that indiscriminate opening to Asia's light industrial products would destroy Italy's once leading industries in the same sectors.
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India also accused Pakistan of "indiscriminate firing" along the de facto border, which an Indian military official said had killed a woman and wounded a man on Wednesday night.
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Ms. Yousafzai went on to win the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014 and has become a worldwide symbol of the group's indiscriminate violence and subjugation of women and girls.
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The eastern, rebel-held half of Aleppo had become unlivable, with rebels unable to stop the government's indiscriminate bombing, which destroyed entire neighborhoods, let alone deliver a better life.
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"And when he was caught, when the House investigated and opened an impeachment inquiry, President Trump engaged in unprecedented, categorical and indiscriminate defiance of the impeachment inquiry," he continued.
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He does, however, convince us that these superpredators are important to oceanic ecosystems and that because they are so indiscriminate in their eating habits, they are full of toxins.
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"Indiscriminate attacks on civilians and public infrastructure such as schools, markets and hospitals is a reckless escalation of the conflict and is unacceptable," said State Department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus.
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Jal does not know for sure if he killed anyone, because often firing the gun was indiscriminate and the child soldiers "weren't sure who their victims were," says Campbell-Golding.
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UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon condemned the assault and "indiscriminate shelling" for killing and maiming scores of civilians, including children, and for leaving eastern Aleppo without a functioning hospital.
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However its strategy of publicly consulting on amendments to surveillance law to try to workaround the CJEU's ruling against indiscriminate data retention regimes has drawn withering criticism from privacy groups.
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He also condemned indiscriminate bombing by the Syrian regime in Idlib province and asked for immediate access for humanitarian aid to eastern Ghouta, where 400,000 citizens face a critical situation.
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European privacy standards have now clarified that no untargeted, indiscriminate collection of data is permissible, even if it is for the purposes of protecting national security or investigating serious crime.
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"In those countries the regimes might allow indiscriminate retention of data in bulk or provide vague and ill-defined regulation on access to that data by relevant authorities," it warns.
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"Haroon Syed is clearly a danger to the public who was prepared to carry out indiscriminate attacks against innocent people," said Deb Walsh, deputy head of the Counter Terrorism Division.
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While an indiscriminate Google search on boob jobs, lifts, or reductions will probably take you down a rabbit hole of overwhelming (and sometimes dubious) information, focused initial research is crucial.
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The fall of Mosul happened under his watch as did the alienation of the Sunni population brought on by the Iraqi security forces harsh hand and indiscriminate detention of Sunnis.
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Intense urban warfare, as demonstrated by the recent battles for Aleppo and Mosul, remains grinding and indiscriminate, and will continue to present difficult problems for well-meaning Western intervention forces.
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The specifics suggest something less indiscriminate than a bull market, and more heartening: that tighter bankruptcy laws passed in 2016 are finally biting, and rotten financial structures are being exposed.
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Encouraging discussion of new ideas is certainly one of our goals, but indiscriminate attacks that question the motivation and integrity of the doctors who contribute to the site is not.
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They also insist that arrests by ICE are targeted and not indiscriminate -- though advocacy groups have complained that ICE has arrested non-criminal undocumented immigrants in recent stepped-up enforcement.
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The indiscriminate filibuster, explicitly untethered from a nominee's merit, or an issue's urgency, is a precedent borne in recent years of unique disdain for, and strategic resistance to, Obama's presidency.
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The United States will create an ombudsman within the State Department to field complaints from EU citizens about U.S. spying and has ruled out indiscriminate mass surveillance of Europeans' data.
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Western countries and rights groups have accused Damascus and Moscow of indiscriminate bombardment, including the targeting of civilian infrastructure and the use of barrel bombs, chlorine gas and incendiary explosives.
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Indiscriminate infectionsAccording to Check Point Research's online blog,Agent Smith started proliferating through widely-used third party app store "9Apps", and targeted mainly Hindi, Arabic, Russian and Indonesian speaking users.
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U.N. Middle East peace envoy Nickolay Mladenov earlier on Wednesday condemned "the indiscriminate launching of rockets and mortars" at Israeli civilians as "absolutely unacceptable" and said it "must stop immediately".
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Al Bab has been devastated over the years, its civilian population caught between the brutal rule of the Islamic State and indiscriminate barrel bombings and airstrikes by the Syrian government.
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The abuses include torture and extrajudicial killings; indiscriminate shelling and rocket attacks on residential areas; sniper attacks on civilians; the laying of land mines and arrests and intimidation of journalists.
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Venezuela's Foreign Ministry on Monday issued an alert warning its citizens to postpone travel plans to the US given the "proliferation of acts of violence and crimes of indiscriminate hatred."
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No countries publicly approve of the indiscriminate use of chemical weapons, especially against noncombatants, and most uses are illegal under the Chemical Weapons Convention to which Syria is a signatory.
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If you have a dog that tends to love trouble, consider these remedies: * Insure the dog Pet health insurance is one easy way to fend off expenses from indiscriminate chewers.
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This is the same combination of lies and indiscriminate force that Russia and the Syrian regime used to isolate and destroy Aleppo in 2016, where thousands of civilians were killed.
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But he also condemned attacks on Israel and "indiscriminate rocket fire by Hamas into Israeli territory" and use of much needed money for infrastructure to build underground network of tunnels.
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If this were a game of poker, one might say that our indiscriminate use of antibiotics has allowed gonorrhea to see our hand and predict our next move, pharmaceutically speaking.
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Russia and Syria have been increasingly assailed by the United States and other supporters of the Syrian opposition for what they call indiscriminate bombings that kill civilians in the conflict.
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"The indiscriminate bombing campaign has taken a clear turn for the worse," Carlos Francisco, the head of the Syria mission for Doctors Without Borders, said in a statement on Saturday.
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As often happens after a high-profile act of seemingly indiscriminate violence, people quickly began to question why law enforcement uses the term terrorist in some instances and not others.
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The villagers' accounts all portray indiscriminate attacks against fleeing noncombatants, adding to a death toll that even in early estimates is high into the hundreds, and is probably vastly worse.
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The latest, in January, was a video showing him standing before a large screen displaying appalling photos of indiscriminate quarrying and other environmental woes and delivering a talk about them.
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"He also warns of Bush and Obama-era surveillance practices that include "indiscriminate collection of communications metadata" and "an array of expanded authorities that involve little or no judicial supervision.
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ICE, he said, does not conduct indiscriminate raids or sweeps, but rather, "targeted enforcement" in which agents look for specific people but may also arrest other undocumented people they encounter.
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Then there is the secretary of homeland security, John Kelly, who — based on his testimony in confirmation hearings — understands Latin America and recognizes the folly of militarized, indiscriminate immigration enforcement.
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For all the indiscriminate killing and apocalyptic arms-testing, it wasn't until the Vietnam War that these weapons entered public consciousness when some antiwar protesters mobilized specifically against their use.
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As the noose around the Islamic State tightens, it has tried to adapt by plotting, inspiring or taking responsibility for indiscriminate attacks around the world: a nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
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The brutal thug I mentioned earlier, who axed a holocaust survivor to death: he's getting that payment, too: $28503,22019 a year, all for one blatant and indiscriminate act of murder.
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Many on the eastern, rebel-held side say that they have stayed so long because they reject and fear the government and that its indiscriminate attacks are punishment for dissent.
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But groups including Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International and Oxfam denounced the ruling, saying the court had ignored evidence that the Saudis have devastated Yemen's civilian population with indiscriminate attacks.
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Then it disintegrated 13 years later, when civil war swept across Syria and Mr Assad shocked the world with his indiscriminate military tactics, including the use of chemical weapons against civilians.
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Since peace talks in Kuwait failed in August, the coalition has intensified air raids, despite vocal criticism from rights groups that the bombardments have been indiscriminate and could constitute war crimes.
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Across Syria, Russia and the Assad regime are waging a campaign that includes sieges, the blocking of humanitarian aid, the indiscriminate bombardment of civilian areas, and the use of barrel bombs.
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The court did not affirm one of Liberty's other contentions, however — declining to find that Part 4 was unlawful on the grounds that it constituted "general and indiscriminate" retention of data.
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Seeking to push back on reports of indiscriminate raids, ICE released the results of the operation from its Los Angeles office, saying about 160 foreign nationals were arrested during the week.
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For human rights organizations, establishing what appears to be a widespread pattern of indiscriminate attacks that cause large numbers of civilian casualties is enough to prove the law has been broken.
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And if you talk to just a reasonable human being whether there is a risk that these weapons might be used in indiscriminate attacks in Yemen, the answer is blindingly obvious.
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"We think they are still very broadly defined and can't count as targeted data collection, so for us it's still indiscriminate and mass data collection," said Paul Breitbarth, representing the regulators.
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Western countries and rights groups have accused the Syrian military of targeting civilian infrastructure and repeatedly using indiscriminate weapons including helicopter-dropped barrel bombs, chlorine gas and fire-setting incendiary munitions.
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If the goal of such mechanisms is to reduce only inappropriate prescribing, then they must be redesigned, because right now they are having an indiscriminate chilling effect that is harming patients.
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Environment Minister Li Ganjie said this year that China would not adopt an "indiscriminate one-size-fits-all approach", adding that companies have plenty of leeway to clean up and survive.
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What do his Christian audiences think when he calls for the indiscriminate bombing of Muslim civilians, and laughs about making sand "glow in the dark" — basically a joke about mass murder?
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Other candidates include Gulbuddin Hikmatyar, a warlord who subjected Kabul to indiscriminate artillery bombardment in the 1990s, and Ahmad Wali Massoud, the brother of Mr Hekmatyar's chief foe at the time.
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The question then became would Bitfinex limit losses to only users whose wallets were compromised, or distribute them equally amongst all users (since the attack was essentially indiscriminate amongst random wallets).
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The United Nations, Human Rights Watch and other monitoring agencies have also criticized the Houthis for what they describe as indiscriminate shelling of civilian areas and the use of child soldiers.
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On Monday, White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders said that the U.S. agrees that the poisoning was "reckless" and "indiscriminate," but declined to comment on Russia, saying details are still pending.
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Some of the protesters facing such charges filed a class action lawsuit, however, alleging that they were unfairly arrested in what their lawyers described as mass, indiscriminate arrests by D.C. police.
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At the same Vienna conference, Mr. Kerry rejected the notion that President Obama and other allies would not use force to stop the Syrian government's indiscriminate bombings or enforce humanitarian access.
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Regardless, given the indiscriminate way Manning released secret information, some politicians are saying the commutation of her sentence was a mistake that will encourage more acts of espionage in the future.
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"The possibility that is left in the [Privacy] Shield for bulk collection, which, if massive and indiscriminate, is not acceptable," Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, chairwoman of the working group, said last week.
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Despite the administration's occasional rhetoric about protecting survivors of trafficking, the brutal fact is that indiscriminate targeting of undocumented immigrants, including trafficking survivors, has sown chaos and fear in immigrant communities.
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" Uruguay, meanwhile, warned citizens to be wary of "growing indiscriminate violence, mostly for hate crimes … which cost more than 250 people their lives in the first seven months of the year.
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It's hard to make a case for using increased security to someone who feels they would never be a target but the reality is everyone is a target to indiscriminate attacks.
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The number of casualties from anti-government forces was a 12 percent decrease from the same period last year, but UNAMA continued to document illegal or indiscriminate attacks from those forces.
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Pieces of children's bodies being pulled from rubble are photographed with appalling regularity in a war of indiscriminate attacks, most often from government airstrikes and shelling but also from rebel mortars.
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"Riyadh must also understand that we will not tolerate the continued indiscriminate airstrikes against civilians and civilian infrastructure that have helped put 14 million Yemenis on the verge of starvation," Sen.
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Dionisio Garza III's execution of a man at an auto shop in Houston, Texas, followed by an indiscriminate spray of high-powered rifle fire, injured six other people in late May.
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Syria's ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva, Hussam Edin Aala, brushed the resolution off as "politicized and selective," ignoring the indiscriminate shelling of Damascus by opposition groups in eastern Ghouta.
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"MSF condemns the way all involved actors – the S-LC, the Houthi and their allies – are conducting this war and carrying out indiscriminate attacks without any respect for civilians," it said.
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Even if the malware isn't targeting medical devices in particular, operating system vulnerabilities still put devices at risk for infection by any indiscriminate worm that infects all manner of networked computers.
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All around the world, civilian men, women and children are caught in wars and conflicts, intense and often indiscriminate bombing campaigns, fighting on the ground, and repressive armed groups and governments.
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In the Tripoli trial, Mr. Qaddafi and 36 other defendants were charged with indiscriminate attacks on civilians and other crimes committed during the 2011 revolution that toppled Mr. Qaddafi's father, Col.
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Since the protests began, hundreds of demonstrators have suffered eye injuries at the hands of the police, caused by the indiscriminate use of riot guns, often aimed directly at demonstrators' heads.
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" The article on obstruction of Congress charged that Trump "directed the unprecedented, categorical and indiscriminate defiance of subpoenas issued by the House of Representatives pursuant to its 'sole power of impeachment.
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Russia and the Syrian army, which is loyal to President Bashar al-Assad, deny allegations of indiscriminate bombing of civilian areas and say they are fighting al Qaeda-inspired Islamist militants.
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They said such "indiscriminate" and "gratuitous" use of force illegally targeted people protesting lawfully as well as unlawfully, and gave police officers "unbridled" and unconstitutional authority to suppress their free speech.
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Sure, everyone wants to find and fund the next unicorn, but because of the family commitments, offices of this nature are not going to do this through an indiscriminate "spray & pray" approach.
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No doubt many Syrians -- moderate and extreme -- harbor ill will towards the Russian government for what the UN has called "indiscriminate" bombing in Aleppo and the carnage across the whole of Syria.
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The authority will then screen companies against a list of factors including the ability of the operator to manage indiscriminate parking of shared bikes, which it said has caused "significant social disamenities".
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"We are making an effort for a ceasefire in Idlib," he said, repeating Turkey's call for targeted operations against jihadist militants, including the Tahrir al-Sham alliance, instead of an indiscriminate onslaught.
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Russia's indiscriminate attacks against civilians during the siege of Aleppo has led to plausible allegations of war crimes, and has demonstrated that Putin, unlike the United States, cares little about collateral damage.
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All the while his colleagues in the medical profession around him fell to the indiscriminate nature of this war, where hospitals, medical professionals and patients are as much targets as armed soldiers.
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Still, it is difficult to ignore that three apparently Muslim young men have been murdered, for no immediately obvious reason, just as indiscriminate violence against Muslim Americans is growing out of control.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan's disenfranchised Ahmadi community released an annual report on Saturday that detailed growing hostilities against the minority sect, including indiscriminate arrests and impediments blocking them from voting in general elections.
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Whistle-blowers submitted material that proved corruption of the former Kenyan president, tax-avoidance strategies employed by big European banks, and indiscriminate killings of civilians by an American attack helicopter in Iraq.
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His running mate Pence, however, said in a nationally televised debate with Tim Kaine that he would threaten Assad with military force over his use of indiscriminate bombing and opposes Russian involvement.
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Yet employing America's widely available firearms to rain indiscriminate death on soft targets is the same exact strategy employed by non-ISIS affiliated American mass shooters like James Holmes and Dylann Roof.
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"From a surgical perspective, it's clear that indiscriminate morcellation of any tumor with malignant potential inside a patient's body poses a prohibitive danger," wrote Hooman Noorchashm, the surgeon married to Amy Reed.
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But other experts, including Smith-Bindman, say that while patients should never avoid scans that are medically necessary, excessive radiation doses and indiscriminate use of imaging pose a clear and demonstrable danger.
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If our use of violence seems indiscriminate -- even as the result of our terrorist adversaries' manipulation of images and planting of false information -- then our ability to accomplish our counterterrorism objectives suffers.
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In the middle of Un'Goro Crater sits an active volcano, so naturally there's a new spell card for Shaman called Volcano that rains indiscriminate fiery death upon all minions on the board.
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Nearly 300,000 of Myanmar's Rohingya Muslims have been driven from their homes by an indiscriminate military campaign of mass killings, rapes, and arson that the United Nations has likened to ethnic cleansing.
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"The possibility that is left in the Shield for bulk collection which is massive and indiscriminate is not acceptable," said Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, chairwoman of the group of 85033 data protection authorities.
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He also criticized Amnesty for recommending that the coalition develop a process for canceling a strike if it's deemed indiscriminate or disproportionate, saying that the coalition already had this process in place.
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Last March marked the third year of Saudi Arabia's involvement in Yemen's bloody civil war, where its aerial bombing campaign has been widely criticized as indiscriminate and in violation of international law.
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Antibiotics have been a boon to medicine, but their indiscriminate use is creating a global petri dish in which bacteria are mutating, adapting, and then surviving — despite our efforts to kill them.
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Germany today is a dynamic and multifaceted society with a lot of opportunities for transatlantic collaboration and relationship building that fall outside of Trump's indiscriminate rage about trade surpluses and defense spending.
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The balanced budget amendment Congress will vote on this week would inevitably cause more indiscriminate cuts and tie our hands in the event of a future recession, war or other national emergency.
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At the opening of the U.S. Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C., in 1993, Elie thundered about the indiscriminate murder by the Nazis and how the world did nothing to save his people.
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He said that bin Laden worried that using a car as a weapon would lead to indiscriminate violence, possibly killing Sunni Muslims, the very category the group was trying to win over.
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They are indiscriminate, tend to damage disproportionately the most vulnerable and often the most innocent elements of society, and they seldom have the desired effect unless followed up with a military invasion.
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Be that as it may, the role the press has played and will continue to play in being a voice for the people and a check on indiscriminate power cannot be overstated.
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The U.S. Office of the Director of National Intelligence will provide written commitments that personal data transferred under the new framework will not be subject to indiscriminate mass surveillance, the sources said.
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Their cooking is informed by a noble quest to treasure the tastiest and most flavor-yielding bits of the animals, completely indiscriminate of what our usual preconceptions of good taste might be.
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Newspapers worldwide carried stories of Japanese soldiers indiscriminately stabbing pregnant women in the womb, raping 20,000 others, and killing between 200,000 to 300,000 in a six-week-long wave of indiscriminate carnage.
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Fitch interprets such initiatives as being undertaken by the central government to disentangle government-related entities (GREs) from public-sector balance sheets, address indiscriminate GRE debt growth, and encourage greater market discipline.
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In Taiz, where fighting has only worsened in recent months, more than 200,000 people live under a virtual state of siege amid coalition strikes and indiscriminate shelling from Houthis and allied forces.
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Because the indiscriminate use of drugs in animals can destroy the drugs' effectiveness for humans, the Food and Drug Administration has issued regulations that it says will reduce antibiotic use in livestock.
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"The strikes are not intentionally indiscriminate but rather result from a lack of Saudi experience with dropping munitions and firing missiles," the specialist said, according to a Department account of the meeting.
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For example, the U.S. is one of only six countries that have refused to ratify the 2628 Additional Protocol to the 28503 Geneva Convention, the treaty that outlaws indiscriminate attacks on civilians.
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He often took the stage with a flurry of less-than-self-conscious gesticulations, like a third-base coach flashing signals, proving proficient at vigorous fist pumps and seemingly indiscriminate crowd-pointing.
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Retail clients have been largely calm, even amid a fusillade of red breathtaking in its speed and indiscriminate in its direction as virtually all areas of the stock market are getting smashed.
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As the war is not over for the regime, it uses these indiscriminate strikes to show that resistance is futile and pave the way for capturing these last pockets of armed resistance.
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The indiscriminate use of ordnance and chemical weapons against civilian populations is prohibited under international law, dating back to the Hague and Geneva Conventions of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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And the indiscriminate attacks by Senate Democrats are a reminder of how hard it has become for Congress to perform even the most basic kinds of prudent housekeeping in the public interest.
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Yet Duterte has been widely criticized for his bloody crackdown on drugs, which has regularly relied on extrajudicial killings and indiscriminate arrests and claimed more than 3,000 lives since he took office.
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The indiscriminate shelling has already sent thousands of desperate families fleeing to the Turkish border, and pulverized entire towns, says Kayyali, and there are signs the assault could spread across the province.
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Paulo Pinheiro, head of the International Commission of Inquiry on Syria, said the government siege of Eastern Ghouta featured "the international crimes of indiscriminate bombardment and deliberate starvation of the civilian population".
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These are the actual masterminds, the hardened jihadists — not the ones swept up by indiscriminate bounty programs and a credulous intelligence apparatus, which was the case for an overwhelming majority of them.
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And when a tyrannical authority responds to legitimate demands for liberty with indiscriminate violence, its people must decide whether to flee to parts unknown or to stay and fight for their freedom.
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Moscow and Damascus deny accusations of indiscriminate bombing of civilians, saying they are fighting jihadist militants who they say have stepped up their attacks on civilians in Aleppo city in northern Syria.
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Egypt's volte-face forces important questions about what kind of change is possible in the Arab world, and more universally, about the indiscriminate and violent nature of both revolutionary and authoritarian politics.
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Within days of Mr. Trump's assent to the Turkish-backed latest advance, human rights groups accused the militias of indiscriminate attacks on residential areas and killing civilians, including a prominent Kurdish politician.
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Artillery exchanges in Tripoli have significantly increased in recent days, U.N. Libya envoy Ghassan Salame told the Security Council in a briefing, causing an increase in civilian casualties due to indiscriminate shelling.
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The Taliban increased the scale and violence of its attacks against population centers, including indiscriminate attacks against civilians to disrupt the democratic process, pressure the United States and delegitimize the Afghan government.
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Additionally, thousands of aquatic invertebrates like clams and corals have tiny eggs and larvae that are often a major food source for the filter-feeding adults — itself a form of indiscriminate cannibalism.
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The Syrian government and Russia mainly used unguided, indiscriminate munitions on civilian areas, killing 300 people, including 96 children, in the first four days of a September offensive alone, the report said.
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At least 680,000 Rohingya refugees have fled across the border into Bangladesh since August 2017, bringing with them stories of indiscriminate killings and destruction of property in the country's Western Rakhine State.
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A Taliban letter rejected the United Nations' findings and denied that insurgents fired from civilian areas, used civilians as cover or engaged in "indiscriminate and disproportionate" attacks against civilians using homemade bombs.
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"The U.S. authorities provided strong commitments that the Privacy Shield will be strictly enforced and assured there is no indiscriminate or mass surveillance by national security authorities," the EC adds in today's statement.
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" But a US official familiar with the situation on the ground said that on Thursday the US was "seeing reports of civilian casualties from what looks like indiscriminate bombing of dense population centers.
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Deadly Eid strike Since peace talks in Kuwait failed in August, the Saudi-led coalition intensified airstrikes, despite vocal criticism from rights groups that the bombardments have been indiscriminate and constitute war crimes.
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Yet the Winfield massacre, seemingly indiscriminate in its choice of victims and all but forgotten outside the town, eerily foreshadows subsequent mass shootings so well-known we can name them by city alone.
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More than 100 civilians and security personnel were wounded; many of them were left stranded because of ISIS militants' indiscriminate firing, while others were trapped by the terror group's snipers shooting from rooftops.
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In its 2015 comprehensive country report titled "Because I am Oromo", Amnesty International found evidence of systematic and widespread patterns of indiscriminate and disproportionate attack against the Oromo simply because they are Oromos.
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A diminutive, energetically sociable woman with seemingly indiscriminate curiosity, Ms. Weisberg gained wider recognition (and some local notoriety) in 1999 when Malcolm Gladwell wrote a long article about her in The New Yorker.
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For instance, in recent years, budget-making has been particularly painful because of the "Budget Control Act" of 2011, which mandated deep and indiscriminate cuts to spending should lawmakers fail to reform entitlements.
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Feingold "was a true leader in fighting indiscriminate mass surveillance of innocent Americans," U.S. Senator Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat who also is among congressional skeptics of government spying, said in a statement.
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"The U.S. has clarified that they do not carry out indiscriminate surveillance of Europeans," Andrus Ansip, Vice President for the Digital Single Market on the European Commission, said when the deal was announced.
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The group said it was more important to stop indiscriminate attacks and to lift the blockades on eastern Aleppo and other besieged areas that prevent the free movement of food, medicine and people.
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The mass displacement caused by Boko Haram — and by the sometimes indiscriminate military campaign to defeat it — has left 1.4 million people in the region without adequate food supplies, the United Nations says.
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Going into the series knowing Shane would last a finite number of episodes — and before the show became synonymous with indiscriminate death — was a welcome change of pace for TV, Mr. Bernthal said.
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Turkey has called for measures to target hardline militants in Idlib while protecting civilians and avoiding an indiscriminate assault, likely backed by Russian air power, which it says would cause a humanitarian catastrophe.
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The move was agreed under the terms of the peace deal which brought in Hekmatyar, notorious for his forces' indiscriminate bombardment of Kabul during the 1990s civil war, after years of armed opposition.
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" After the publication of this article, a Coinbase spokesperson added that, "Although Coinbase's general practice is to cooperate with law enforcement, we are very concerned with the indiscriminate breadth of the government's request.
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Although last year the UK government lost a legal challenge to prior domestic surveillance legislation under EU law — with Europe's top court reiterating that state's cannot legislate for "general and indiscriminate data retention".
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Therefore, Congress's decision to review the arms shipments to Saudi Arabia is particularly bizarre since it is voicing concern for behavior—"indiscriminate attacks"—that it itself refuses to ratify as a war crime.
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Many Afghans cringe at a role in peace talks for a commander who earned the nickname "The Butcher of Kabul" for indiscriminate shelling of the capital during the civil war in the 1990s.
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During this first phase, the Syrian regime's political and military strategy consisted in alternating indiscriminate military offensives against local populations, which sometimes included the use of chlorine, and pauses in operations for negotiations.
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In retrospect, I found that the uniform does not get metaphorically ripped off your body, but slowly falls off, year by year, stich by stitch, unraveling to reveal the indiscriminate work of time.
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Yet according to Deborah Azrael, associate director of the Harvard Injury Control Research Center, one kind of mass shooting—the Sandy Hook-style indiscriminate public rampage—is less likely on weekends than weekdays.
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And there's a pattern of turning righteous causes into indiscriminate attacks, painting with a destructively broad brush and branding certain actors irredeemable, which doesn't leave them any room — or much motivation — for redemption.
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"His proposals were indiscriminate and made no distinctions between adult and child, between members of fighting forces and civilians," Annabel Darlow, the prosecutor, told the court when the case opened earlier this month.
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The policy, due to take effect in August, has been criticized by higher education institutions and student advocates who say the change shows the indiscriminate nature of the Trump administration's "America First" policies.
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The market stampede saw indiscriminate selling in stocks and huge buying in government bonds, trades that seemed to feed off each other and didn't respond to the continuing spate of good economic news.
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The virus has been indiscriminate in its UK tour as it afflicts every level of British society including Johnson, members of the UK cabinet, and even Prince Charles of the country's royal family.
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By that he means Russian planes, behind much of the indiscriminate bombing of civilians in the tiny enclave (Russia has denied targeting civilians, and said they are used as human shields by extremists).
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" As far as obstructing Congress is concerned, House Democrats found Trump "directed the unprecedented, categorical, and indiscriminate defiance of subpoenas issued by the House of Representatives pursuant to its 'sole Power of Impeachment.
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United Nations and other human rights officials say Houthi rebels and affiliated forces have also shown disregard for civilians with indiscriminate rocket and artillery bombardments of residential areas, sniper fire and land mines.
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As long as we continue to view opioids as the indiscriminate first rather than the last possible solution to manage pain, we cannot expect to see any change in addiction and overdose statistics.
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Even with overhead shots of the dancers in writhing formation, they tend to blur into one indiscriminate mass, which is a problem if you're trying to establish two mutually loathing, racially segregated sides.
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"Allies condemn the continued and indiscriminate air strikes by the Syrian regime and Russia in Idlib," Stoltenberg told journalists after an emergency meeting of NATO ambassadors in Brussels, which was demanded by Turkey.
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"The U.S. has clarified that they do not carry out indiscriminate surveillance of Europeans," Andrus Ansip, vice president for the digital single market on the European Commission, said when the deal was announced.
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Because bottom trawling is so indiscriminate — dragging to the surface anything unfortunate enough to be in the path of the huge nets — protecting the most threatened species required shutting down the whole fishery.
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"The possibility that is left in the [Privacy] Shield for bulk collection which if massive and indiscriminate is not acceptable," said Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, chairwoman of the group of 28 data protection authorities.
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" As a result, the 9th Circuit concluded that the requirement was a "far cry from the broad and indiscriminate disclosure laws passed in the 1950s to harass and intimidate members of unpopular organizations.
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"The Taliban has certainly conducted indiscriminate attacks before, and the targeting of the Green Zone very much fits within the group's intention to focus on foreign occupiers in this spring offensive," Iho said.
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Moscow says it is targeting Islamic State militants but rebels and residents say the Russian air strikes are causing hundreds of civilian casualties in indiscriminate bombing of civilian areas away from the frontline.
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But officers said their work had become more political than ever, and they bristled at what they considered stereotypes of indiscriminate enforcers who want to sweep grandmothers off the street or separate families.
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But Christie and Trump proved to be butchers of a more indiscriminate and self-serving sort, and both demonstrated that there's a short leap from headstrong to hardheaded and from defiant to delusional.
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The point is that statutes are rigid, indiscriminate things, often with unforeseen consequences, and the issue of tax disclosures by presidential candidates is a nuanced matter better sorted out through the political process.
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The Rohingya who cross the border come with stories of indiscriminate killings and mass rape, and of villages burned to the ground and unrelenting persecution — all at the hands of the Burmese military.
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Watching Westworld can be a bit of a slog, but the gunfights, A-grade monologues, and indiscriminate nudity make it way more fun than just reading George Berkeley and Nick Bostrom's philosophical tomes.
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He's a hard hero to root for, even as the character proves himself to be a relatively moral and thoughtful leader, one who cares about civilian casualties and recognizing that indiscriminate violence is counterproductive.
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Russia and the Syrian army deny allegations of indiscriminate bombing of civilian areas or a campaign to paralyze everyday life in opposition-held areas and say they are fighting al-Qaeda-inspired Islamist militants.
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The report, which draws on satellite imagery, social media, surveillance footage, and eyewitness accounts, outlines Russia's "indiscriminate" use of incendiary munitions and cluster bombs, and claims chlorine gas was widely deployed by Syrian forces.
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Fueled by strong, gusty winds, the wall of fire jumped freeways and incinerated buildings with indiscriminate fury, from fast food restaurants, to historical landmarks and homes in Sonoma Napa, Sonoma, Mendocino, and other counties.
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That may be in part because those companies, in contrast with broadband ISPs, are not considered common carriers that hold themselves out as affording neutral, indiscriminate access to their platform without any editorial filtering.
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Having experienced the consequences of overpopulation and limited resources, he sees it as an act of mercy: an indiscriminate killing of young and old, rich and poor, decided in a single second by chance.
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"And this comes at a time when east Aleppo has been under siege since July and is suffering the bloodiest indiscriminate bombing since the beginning of the war," MSF's Syria head Carlos Francisco said.
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Syrian army helicopters have dropped barrel bombs, which are drums or cylinders packed with explosives and shrapnel that cause indiscriminate destruction, killing at least 15 civilians and injured dozens, rescuers in Idlib province said.
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"A bad diet, lots and lots of sugary fatty foods ... and the indiscriminate, unnecessary use of antibiotics and various other components may actually be eroding the organisms which live inside you," Gilbert tells me.
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" But the High Commissioner reserved his harshest condemnation for the "indiscriminate airstrikes across the eastern part of the city by government forces," which he said were "responsible for the overwhelming majority of civilian casualties.
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The 1930s and 1950s both saw indiscriminate mass-deportations; in 1976 President Gerald Ford wondered how best to "get rid of those six to eight million aliens who are interfering with our economic prosperity".
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Nickolay Mladenov, the United Nations' special coordinator for the Middle East peace process, said he was deeply concerned by "the indiscriminate firing of rockets by Palestinian militants from Gaza toward communities in southern Israel".
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"We need you to get out there and -- for once in your life -- focus your indiscriminate rage in a useful direction." comedian John Oliver told the audience of his TV show Last Week Tonight.
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The rights group accuses the coalition of killing and injuring thousands of civilians in attacks that were at times "disproportionate or indiscriminate," during its offensive to flush ISIS militants from their de facto capital.
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In contrast to Monday, when selling of stocks was indiscriminate, many of the biggest losers on Tuesday were related to Qatar's foreign trade, which could decline or face higher costs due to the sanctions.
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Although the violence in these areas is mostly directed at the Thai government, the agency warns that US citizens are at risk of death or injury due to the indiscriminate nature of the attacks.
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Human Rights Watch has highlighted the indiscriminate use of landmines by Houthi rebels "in at least six governorates," creating a legacy of civilian deaths that will extend decades beyond the end of the conflict.
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Part of the problem is the regime's blunt force approach — indiscriminate bombing as well as the razing of entire villages and some extrajudicial killings — is ill suited to the requirements of effective counterterrorism operations.
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Yet when we see grace in action — whether in acts of extravagant, indiscriminate love, in radical self-giving, or in showing equanimity in the face of death — it can move us unlike anything else.
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As if this weren't enough, Breitbart also illustrates many of these pieces with photos of children, women, and men whose heads, faces, and arms have some sort of indiscriminate gnawed-out-looking body part.
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Only the following year, after an American counterattack characterized by indiscriminate firepower and heavy civilian casualties, did the military balance gradually turn — and even then, the Communist retreat was tactical as much as imposed.
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After an eruption of what aid groups have described as indiscriminate violence against civilians in Yemen's crucial Red Sea port city, one basic fact is clear: 55 people are dead and 170 others wounded.
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He understands as well as anyone how to ride the hype cycle and bend the free-floating and often indiscriminate desire of the digisphere to use fashion as target practice to his own advantage.
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These substances, designed to kill insects and other bugs, are often indiscriminate in their action, harming both their target species and others that happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Thomas B. Edsall Contrary to Donald Trump's indiscriminate portrayal of African-Americans as "living in hell," the black upper middle class is ascending the economic ladder at a faster rate than its white counterpart.
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It has already ramped up its indiscriminate arrests: Under President Trump's new policies, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has more than doubled apprehensions of people who are undocumented and do not have criminal records.
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And those who have spoken out against the indiscriminate killing of thousands of Kurdish people by the Turkish Army since the breakdown of the peace process in 2015 have been criminalized in multiple ways.
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" Geng also turned the accusation back on the U.S., saying past events had shown Washington is "engaging in large-scale, organized and indiscriminate cyberstealing, spying, and surveillance activities on foreign governments, enterprises, and individuals.
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Russia, which has been bombing opposition-held areas, is blamed by the opposition and rights activists for causing hundreds of civilian deaths and targeting hospitals, schools and infrastructure in what they say are indiscriminate attacks.
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Lynching -- the indiscriminate killing of (mostly) black people in the American South during the late 19th and 20th centuries by hanging, burning, dragging, drowning and shooting -- unleashed a wave of terror in African-American communities.
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This is partly because, at a certain point in the night, the temperature would reach such balmy heights that at least half the room would strip to their underwear meaning indiscriminate photography was frowned upon.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook on Wednesday expressed concern about the indiscriminate collection of people's data by technology companies, and called for a new law to mitigate the intrusion of big tech firms into people's lives.
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Mexico has been accused of indiscriminate long-term detention of asylum seekers (exacerbated by a two-year backlog in processing applications), and some parts of Mexico aren't safe for people who are already fleeing violence.
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"There has been an indiscriminate push by most cocoa producing countries to develop policies in support of production increase," one European cocoa trader said, adding policies had promoted both improved yields and new cocoa plantings.
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Although the early bout of selling did look indiscriminate, emerging markets with strong domestic growth profiles and structural reform momentum may provide a degree of insulation for investors, HSBC said in a note on Friday.
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""By design, these devices are indiscriminate and operate across a wide area where many people may be present," Privacy International technologist Richard Tynan told The Intercept, characterizing the equipment as "the essence of mass surveillance.
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Bullets are indiscriminate, and the death toll has a crippling grip on Chicago's black community that continually seeks help from state and local leaders – only to be met with more disappointment and yet another funeral.
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He kills goats and rats and other human-introduced animals that threaten rare island creatures, but his tools—traps, long-range rifles, and poisons—are brutal, deployable only on a small scale and wildly indiscriminate.
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Long gone are the days when he used a massive oil windfall triumphantly to impose his "Bolivarian revolution", a mishmash of indiscriminate subsidies, price and exchange controls, social programmes, expropriations and grand larceny by officials.
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"Indiscriminate bombing where we don't care if we are killing innocents or combatants is just inconsistent with our values," he said in response to a question from CNN on the possibility of using carpet bombing.
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Furthermore, Egypt's war on terror has paved the way for a crackdown that has expanded to target non-governmental organizations and to legitimate extrajudicial actions such as the rampant use of torture and indiscriminate arrest.
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He is accused of causing the deaths of thousands during the civil war, including the indiscriminate shelling of Kabul — much like rival warlords who are now allied with the government or have positions within it.
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A recent study from Harvard University shows that patent trolls deliberately snatch up patents granted by lenient USPTO staff, knowing those patents are more likely to be flawed in a way that favors indiscriminate litigation.
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As the Washington Post recently reported, some property owners along the border don't want private militias on their property increasing the threat that "fanatical" and "trigger-happy" people "with guns" will engage in indiscriminate shootings.
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Syrian and Russian jets have carried out an indiscriminate pounding of Aleppo, including attacks on six hospitals in and around the city over the past week, according to a statement by Physicians for Human Rights.
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Cameroon authorities have drawn fire for a heavy-handed and sometimes indiscriminate approach toward containing it — a video circulating online that appears to show men in military uniform shooting women and children is being investigated.
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By early '68, Leary and Alpert were long gone, and former acolyte Lisa Bieberman was closing her Cambridge-based Psychedelic Information Center, disillusioned with the rampant, indiscriminate use of psychedelics, including by her ex-colleagues.
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Hatred similarly was only slightly more blatant about mindless, indiscriminate murder than most games, and I suspect that is part of the reason why writers who cover video games were so quick to denounce it.
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This extreme downside momentum often occurred in the general area of the most indiscriminate and forceful liquidation phase of a bear market — when the largest proportion of stocks were blindly unloaded and when volatility peaked.
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Moscow is fully complicit in Mr. Assad's murderous campaign against the primarily Sunni opposition, which has now reached new levels of depravity with the indiscriminate bombing of civilians in Ghouta, a suburban area outside Damascus.
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As a reminder, the Russian military forces active in Syria enable the regime to enjoy unquestionable air superiority, giving it the total military freedom of action it needs for its indiscriminate offensives on urban areas.
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But the effort was haunted by accusations of extrajudicial killings, as it began looking as much like an indiscriminate crackdown on ethnic Pashtun communities as a targeted campaign against the militants who sheltered among them.
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But all along, she had a darker side to her — she was willing to lash out in sometimes indiscriminate retaliatory violence, ordering crucifixions and burnings of her enemies because she believed her cause was just.
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Google's Project Zero said in a deep-dive blog post published late on Thursday that the websites were visited thousands of times per week by unsuspecting victims, in what they described as an "indiscriminate" attack.
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Indiscriminate selling is a fool's game; willy-nilly buying assumes you know when the end is in sight; doing nothing risks getting caught in a vortex that could take years to escape (see crisis, financial).
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The rights group said five air strikes hitting four family homes and a grocery store was carried out either deliberately or recklessly, causing indiscriminate loss of civilian lives in violation of the laws of war.
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