In effect, Mr. Bunkeddeko was an insurgent who wasn't quite insurgent enough.
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These insurgent movies rail against establishment pictures, inasmuch as a major studio movie can be insurgent.
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Increased insurgent fighting in urban areas has also contributed to record-high civilian casualties, primarily caused by insurgent and extremist groups.
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"As of May, our assessment was that approximately nine districts were under insurgent control and about 27 districts were under some level of insurgent influence," said Brig. Gen.
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Some of the most contested provinces include Uruzgan, with five of six districts under insurgent control or influence, and Helmand, with eight of its 14 districts under insurgent control or influence.
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Two large-scale insurgent campaigns contributed to high civilian casualty rates: a suicide ambulance attack in Kabul in January, and insurgent attacks against polling sites during the parliamentary election in October.
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Several airstrikes, by the Syrian government or its Russian allies, hit insurgent-held areas in the provinces of Aleppo, Hama and Idlib, according to insurgent groups and civilian activists who posted videos online.
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"While the districts, territory, and population under insurgent control or influence also decreased slightly, the districts, territory, and population 'contested' — meaning under neither Afghan government nor insurgent control or influence —increased," it said.
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Traditional insurgent campaigns haven't done that, but Hillary Clinton's non-insurgent campaign in 2008 did, and Sanders's success meant that he had the cash he needed to run a full campaign through California.
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Assad has sworn to end insurgent shelling of the capital.
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Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said the insurgent group was responsible.
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The split in the insurgent group is not helping matters.
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A local insurgent group called it a "scorched earth" campaign.
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Activists said three children were reported killed by insurgent mortars.
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Rohingya insurgent attacks on security posts in Rakhine on Aug.
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He has donated to both insurgent politicians, like former Rep.
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Numerous terrorist and insurgent groups are active and attack civilians.
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Other deprived areas where insurgent groups are ensconced received nothing.
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Markey is no insurgent; he is a consummate Democratic insider.
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Dan Donovan -- both of whom were fending off insurgent challenges.
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An insurgent shot him in the forehead, killing him instantly.
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But widespread combat and insurgent attacks against civilians have continued.
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Coordinated Rohingya insurgent attacks on 30 security posts on Aug.
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But insurgent liberals, Betsy Sweet in Maine and state Rep.
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The ministry also urged insurgent factions to join the truce.
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It was the first insurgent bombing in Kabul since Feb.
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Experts say the group is increasingly resorting to insurgent tactics.
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And Pakistan has to stop giving sanctuary to insurgent forces.
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Ms. Pelosi has curtailed many of the insurgent progressives' demands.
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BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) — An insurgent underdog no more, Vermont Sen.
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Pakistan denies aiding insurgent groups in both Kashmir and Afghanistan.
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A Russian Islamist insurgent group claimed responsibility for the bombings.
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" I just 'work' here Speaking to Fox News in September, Rubio was asked if considered himself the best "non-insurgent" option in what host Sean Hannity described as "the year of the insurgent candidate.
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An "insurgent" is one who rises in active revolt against authority.
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First, Trump established dominance like no other insurgent candidate ever has.
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But Sanders' prominence -- and reputation as a gruff insurgent -- was growing.
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He said that posed a reputational risk for the insurgent group.
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Mrs Clinton's political failings and the insurgent mood are plainly contributing.
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The Taliban and insurgent groups killed 227 civilians and injured 736.
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A land route is much longer and vulnerable to insurgent attacks.
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One insurgent group on the ground in Syria was less optimistic.
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There have been no reports of insurgent attacks on Buddhist civilians.
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I MEAN, LOOK, THE ESTABLISHMENT OFTEN CLOSES RANK AGAINST THE INSURGENT.
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No insurgent Republican politicians seem to be focused on the issue.
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Moreover, politics moves faster and is more insurgent-friendly these days.
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Sometimes, those important voices will be political outsiders running insurgent campaigns.
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The insurgent primary victories were more generational than they were ideological.
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The events of "Divergent" and "Insurgent" have led to civil war.
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There are several insurgent groups, some backed by the United States.
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ISIS remains an active insurgent group in both Iraq and Syria.
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But even the insurgent faces can start to look the same.
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It is not gone, but is returning to its insurgent roots.
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In theory, a gifted Democratic insurgent could do the same thing.
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Why then single out the Republican Party as an insurgent outlier?
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In war, especially an insurgent one, no one's hands are clean.
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One was a Taliban insurgent, killed fighting the United States Marines.
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Clinton over the insurgent candidate, Senator Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont.
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For the upcoming midterms, you've endorsed insurgent candidates like Ayanna Pressley.
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An alliance with Russia bolsters the insurgent group's "legitimacy," Rubin explained.
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This set him up in my mind as a heroic insurgent.
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That's why another Marine gave his own blood to an insurgent.
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In Nevada, Danny Tarkanian, a conservative insurgent who is challenging Sen.
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I entered Congress in 2011 as an insurgent Tea Party Republican.
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The conservative holds only a slim edge over insurgent Democratic Rep.
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I entered Congress in 2011 as an insurgent Tea Party Republican.
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Parts of it remain unfinished, other sections have repeatedly fallen under insurgent control, and on much of its length, only heavily armed military convoys can travel safely because of the risk of insurgent roadblocks and bombings.
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The BRN, the most active insurgent group in the south, has opted to stay out of peace talks between the Thai government and other insurgent groups, although it said it held two previous meetings in recent years.
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In Stoke, the challenge comes from the insurgent, populist UK Independence Party.
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She too faces an insurgent right-wing party, the Alternative for Germany.
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In 2016, Sanders ran as an insurgent against a hidebound Democratic Party.
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The sheriff's close relationship with Trump is key to his insurgent cred.
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The top American general here offered contradictory statements about the insurgent group.
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The crisis erupted after Rohingya insurgent attacks on security posts on Aug.
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Historically, it's been very easy for insurgent campaigns to dissipate after defeat.
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Neither had any known Taliban or insurgent connections; nor did Mr. Nasim.
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It is hard to imagine Mrs Clinton credibly playing the political insurgent.
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The Karachi attack was claimed by the ethnic insurgent Baloch Liberation Army.
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Unlike a century ago, today's insurgent leaders aren't interested in nationalizing industries.
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Tahrir al-Sham is the most powerful insurgent group in the region.
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A spokesman for Somali Islamist insurgent group al Shabaab claimed the attack.
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Are the Taliban an international terrorist group or an Afghan insurgent group?
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His insurgent challenger, Paula Jean Swearengin, was not going to defeat him.
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As the financial crisis deepened, Obama made his insurgent run for President.
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Told the captured insurgent spoke English, Mattis decided to talk to him.
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He may be a thief or an insurgent; it's hard to tell.
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But online fundraising has gotten steadily more important for insurgent presidential candidates.
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"The GOP has become an insurgent outlier in American politics," they wrote.
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The insurgent candidate simply makes a better story than the establishment one.
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We looked at the stunning insurgent victory of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, above.
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What Moore's critics see as lawlessness, his fans see as insurgent valor.
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I believe that a cult of the insurgent has emerged from Iraq.
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In addition, the agency said, another 46 districts are under insurgent influence.
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Moving north from rebel-held southern Syria are American-backed insurgent groups.
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Here's why: A guerrilla and an insurgent always win by avoiding losing.
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Dozens apparently also died when airstrikes hit an insurgent target in Farah.
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I was an insurgent candidate before it was cool to be one.
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Of course they're going to debate because [Kennedy] is actually the insurgent.
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Tea Party insurgent Art Halvorson, who is running to replace retiring Rep.
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He spent years fighting the Russians as an insurgent in his youth.
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But they did not overshadow the electrifying nature of his insurgent challenge.
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Insurgent were eventually pushed back by Afghan security forces, despite heavy casualties.
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Western and Arab backers of insurgent groups are declining to increase military support.
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The operation was launched in response to insurgent Rohingya attacks on security forces.
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Bernie Sanders, and attracting national media hungry to find the next successful insurgent.
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Large parts of the country are still controlled by insurgent and Islamist groups.
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They reinforce his image as an insurgent, unbowed by establishment rules of decorum.
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Only about five towns in southeast Deraa remain in insurgent hands, he added.
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Insurgent groups discovered quickly the advantages of fighting this kind of asymmetric conflict.
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Western countries say Russia, in fact, has been attacking mostly other insurgent groups.
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The Rohingya crisis erupted after Rohingya insurgent attacks on security posts on Aug.
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Many ISIS loyalists, as well as veterans of other insurgent groups, never left.
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Northern Latakia borders Idlib province, a stronghold for insurgent groups including Nusra Front.
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In short order this insurgent "third party" had become a major opposition party.
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Hezbollah, in statements last week, accused insurgent forces in Madaya of hoarding food.
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Western countries also say Russia has been attacking mostly Western-backed insurgent groups.
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If they suspect someone is an insurgent, they basically punish the whole family.
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Months later, the insurgent candidate has failed to live up to that pledge.
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Le Pen was viewed as a populist insurgent in the vein of Trump.
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In January, two Buddhist monks were shot dead in a suspected insurgent attack.
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Closed primaries often have the effect of sealing off paths for insurgent candidates.
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One insurgent was killed during an ambush on a police convoy, it said.
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Trump was the insurgent, the pollutant, the parasite the host would eventually reject.
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The crackdown was launched in response to Rohingya insurgent attacks on security forces.
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The group, Justice Democrats, helped fuel Ocasio-Cortez's insurgent bid against former Rep.
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Rebels rejected the calls, an official in an Aleppo-based insurgent group said.
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State news agency SANA said insurgent shelling injured five people in Baath City.
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In 85033, they picked Clinton, who barely defeated Sanders, that year's progressive insurgent.
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But contested districts under neither government nor insurgent control has increased, SIGAR said.
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"Afghanistan will always struggle with insurgent organizations despite any political settlement," Morgan writes.
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He attracted many followers before he was killed, a suspected insurgent, in 1971.
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The exodus of the minority Rohingya was triggered by insurgent attacks on Aug.
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The military has said that only insurgent "remnants" are left in the northeast.
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Clearly, Trump's views on trade and globalization have evolved since his insurgent campaign.
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The crackdown was launched in response to insurgent Rohingya attacks on security forces.
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The last remaining insurgent-held area in Ghouta is the town of Douma.
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Meanwhile, fighting rages in Idlib Province, the last major insurgent stronghold in Syria.
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"Only two army members survived, who we believe were insurgent infiltrators," he added.
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Their own insurgent political movement was partly born of this anger, they said.
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Basir Salangi fled the city after the insurgent attack began around 2 a.m.
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The former vice president has all but vanquished the insurgent campaign of Sen.
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The forces of the insurgent chieftain in Bolivar number 2,500 well-armed men.
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The insurgent group has so far refused to talk to the Afghan government.
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Both presidents are populist insurgent leaders with a penchant for making inflammatory statements.
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The insurgent forces arrayed against Assad include Western-backed rebels and jihadist militants.
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No union endorsed Ms. Ocasio-Cortez in her insurgent congressional campaign last year.
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But Turkey insists that the militia is linked to a Kurdish insurgent group.
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Across the Western world, insurgent parties and politicians have rocked the political establishment.
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Instead, what we see is disaffection with all the parties, insurgent or not.
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The insurgent group controls large parts of the countryside and threatens several cities.
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The Taliban, either way, would be winning, as the insurgent often do, anyway.
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After joining the Islamic State, he helped professionalize the group's insurgent military tactics.
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Mr. Weld has some experience with insurgent presidential primary challenges in New Hampshire.
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Bernie Sanders, who ran an insurgent campaign against Clinton when Warren did not.
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The Labour Party, led by left-wing insurgent Jeremy Corbyn, gained nearly 30.
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But what exactly is this insurgent movement, and where has it come from?
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Likewise, opposition to TPP fueled Bernie Sanders' insurgent campaign for the Democratic nomination.
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Counterinsurgency theory and practice emphasizes both military and political approaches to defeating insurgent groups.
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Even for an insurgent campaign, Bernie Sanders's presidential candidacy has followed an unusual arc.
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So why, then, is the insurgent group all of a sudden willing to negotiate?
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Barry Goldwater ran an insurgent campaign arguing that the GOP had to embrace conservatism.
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Even insurgent candidates who lost in 2018 have helped to inspire the 2020 class.
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The absence of these connections is a crucial element of insurgent candidacies like Trump's.
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McMaster deployed to Iraq, tasked with pacifying the insurgent-ridden city of Tal Afar.
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The Taliban, like all effective insurgent groups, knows how to win hearts and minds.
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These elites make sure that any insurgent candidate is constantly fighting an uphill battle.
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However, it has maintained an insurgent campaign in some desert areas in the east.
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The platform has been a driving force in his insurgent presidential candidacy in 2016.
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Long term, we could see ARM lose its monopoly to an insurgent Asian rival.
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The military calls the campaign a "clearance" operation against an insurgent terrorist military group.
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As the Islamic State loses territory, it is shifting to insurgent tactics in Baghdad.
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A grassroots candidate Hill won with an insurgent campaign spurred by the 2016 election.
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Estimates differ about the amount of Afghanistan under insurgent control or threat this summer.
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Insurgent control of districts also decreased over the last quarter, the inspector general said.
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Pir would listen to soldiers propose ransacking villages in search of a single insurgent.
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The area is the last part of the Lebanese-Syrian frontier under insurgent control.
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Many Italians will back the insurgent Five Star Movement, which is noisily anti-establishment.
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No, memes are too new, and too insurgent, to be examined with objective eyes.
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The left is insurgent, but it has not fully taken over the Democratic party.
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This vast swath of desert along the Iraq border has long been insurgent territory.
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Turkey has fought for decades against Kurdish insurgent groups that Ankara considers terrorist threats.
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Mary Taylor, positioning herself as the Trumpian insurgent, are both running away from him.
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When insurgent fighters attacked the army outpost, police officers fled their outpost in Humvees.
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Clinton here in 216, but this time he is a favorite, not an insurgent.
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At one, an insurgent shot a black dog three times with his AK-2000.
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Republican and Democratic primaries for governor Insurgent candidates have scrambled both parties' gubernatorial primaries.
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And all three have lost any easy way home, which lies in insurgent territory.
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The process would gradually bring in other insurgent and civil society groups, he said.
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Tea party insurgent Art Halvorson is weighing yet another bid to oust veteran Rep.
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"You can consider that the whole town has been seized," one Syrian insurgent said.
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It has become the dominant insurgent group in the region over the last year.
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The Sunni turn toward ISIS — or some other insurgent group — could have been predicted.
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In 2016, Mr. Sanders nearly upset Hillary Clinton in Iowa as a populist insurgent.
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Meanwhile, the left insurgent candidate, Bernie Sanders, has also had a mostly free ride.
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But the recent emergence of a new jihadi-trained insurgent group has changed that.
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Since then, the insurgent leadership has resisted all the calls by American negotiators and Afghan leaders for another cease-fire, with senior insurgent leaders privately saying that a new truce could have disastrous ramifications to their only leverage in an endgame — battlefield momentum.
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He was, in the eyes of many, more of a criminal than an insurgent ideologue.
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But online political organizing can be a powerful force, and not just for insurgent candidates.
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"It's particularly frustrating for the surging and the insurgent candidates," Cruz said, alluding to Sanders.
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But the group represents only a small portion of the insurgent presence in the enclave.
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This electorate stands out because it's not been particularly interested in insurgent candidates or underdogs.
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Many were simply living with their families when the insurgent group took over the territory.
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Mr. Sanders is selling himself as an insurgent in the spirit of Mr. Obama; Mrs.
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He's not part of an insurgent movement; his ideas are centered on him, the candidate.
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And yet, there wasn't the same tidal wave of support for the insurgent this time.
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That's if everything goes as the Republican nominee has promised during his insurgent presidential campaign.
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Most Turks view the party as a front for the PKK, a Kurdish insurgent group.
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The insurgent appeal depended on his being someone who stood outside the mainstream political institutions.
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A few critical factors helped buffer Murphy in the face of the twin insurgent candidacies.
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Several fighters were killed on both sides, but other insurgent groups brokered a quick ceasefire.
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The government said insurgent groups polluted it with diesel, forcing the state to cut supplies.
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The insurgent leader Isnilon Hapilon was killed in October, near the end of the siege.
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Stuart was a handsome insurgent brought to Inouye's group by a friend of a friend.
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The ISIS-affiliated insurgent group has sent 80 women to their deaths in 2017 alone.
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The same aircraft could target an insurgent UAS and cut it off from its controller.
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A Baluch insurgent group claimed responsibility in a statement emailed to reporters and newspaper offices.
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Trump's insurgent campaign fueled by antagonism and toxic rhetoric sent the party's establishment wing running.
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However despite their denials, insurgent leaders acknowledged the issue of civilian casualties as a problem.
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Troops strapped explosive mines to toylike, remote-controlled trucks and drove them into insurgent strongholds.
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But this argument only bolstered Trump's image as the insurgent outsider against the elitist establishment.
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It's the latest deadly clash in a decadeslong conflict between insurgent groups and Myanmar's government.
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The former California governor was running an insurgent campaign against the sitting president, Gerald Ford.
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Theirs was a show where almost everyone—leftist or centrist, establishment or insurgent—was welcome.
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She defeated a United Russia candidate in an insurgent campaign during regional elections last autumn.
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Normally, freshmen keep quiet, but Cain is an assertive member of the insurgent Freedom Caucus.
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Ocasio-Cortez has quickly become a desired surrogate for similar insurgent candidates across the country.
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The answer has to do with a fundamental imbalance between insurgent groups and foreign interventions.
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Marlin Stutzman's insurgent bid for Senate in Indiana just one week before the primary there.
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That would be tough for small, under-funded insurgent candidates catching fire, though not impossible.
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The change has hardened the insurgent group, which has redoubled its military efforts in Afghanistan.
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While both the Taliban and ISIS are Sunni insurgent groups, they have very different goals.
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A successful insurgent will have to cover that distance, closing gaps both physical and political.
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He was also married to Roosevelt's daughter Alice, who aggressively supported her father's insurgent campaign.
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Bannon has sought to back insurgent candidates willing to denounce the GOP establishment in Washington.
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The idea has gained momentum in the party following the insurgent presidential campaign of Sen.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan crushed his insurgent challenger in their Tuesday primary, multiple outlets report.
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That was understandable a few months back, when Sanders was the ultra-unlikely insurgent candidate.
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Janison: There was surely a Hillary Clinton-Bernie Sanders echo, party insurgent against party establishment.
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Underlying this all is that he's a well-known quantity running as an insurgent candidate.
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As a result, Barack Obama, the insurgent candidate, won the most delegates from the state.
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Civil wars are harder to eliminate because there are so many insurgent and militia forces.
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Though they are favored to win, the incumbents have faced aggressive challenges from insurgent candidates.
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Mr. Cruz was a Tea Party-backed insurgent whose grass-roots campaign captured national attention.
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Suspects have been rounded up in large numbers, and insurgent networks disrupted somewhat, officials say.
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Still, the string of retirements has created an unmistakable sense of momentum for insurgent forces.
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The insurgent, whom the military did not identify, was also killed when he resisted capture.
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More than 2015,000 died in the conflict between Kurdish insurgent groups and the Turkish state.
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They fought alongside the A.R.V.N. and local militia against enemy main force and insurgent units.
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The insurgent group didn't want to be part of the discussions on the peace process.
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In his insurgent campaign on the Democratic side, Senator Bernie Sanders focused on it directly.
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Yang, like many insurgent candidates before him, leaned on non-traditional media to get attention.
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Bruce Rauner, a multimillionaire himself, narrowly beat back an insurgent conservative challenge from state Rep.
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They receive support from Iran and Russia, which has been launching airstrikes on insurgent communities.
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It is the first step on the way to disappearing as an insurgent armed force.
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A spokesman for the insurgent movement said he had no immediate information on Monday's attack.
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The Turkish government regards the YPG as an insurgent group and a threat against Turkey.
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Antagonism toward the news media is, of course, the standard posture for politicians, especially insurgent candidates.
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About half of Afghanistan's opium is produced in areas of high insurgent activity, according to SIGAR.
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The government said insurgent groups polluted the spring with diesel, forcing the state to cut supplies.
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The main 600,000 bpd Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipeline had been offline since March 2014 following insurgent attacks.
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Clinton had hoped for a strong finish against Sanders in Iowa to vanquish his insurgent candidacy.
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Here we are again with three candidates: a frontrunner, a populist insurgent, and a long shot.
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Civilian deaths reached an all-time high in 2014, most of them caused by insurgent attacks.
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The Pentagon counts as many as 20 insurgent and terrorist networks operating between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Sanders has said he plans to continue his insurgent campaign through the Democratic convention in July.
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Foley had been captured by insurgent forces while covering the Syrian Civil War in November 2012.
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With a lot of establishment help, most insurgent challengers, including McConnell's own, were defeated in primaries.
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This final report was released the day before an insurgent group attacked Myanmar's border guard posts.
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He endured torture and malnutrition while held prisoner by the insurgent group for nearly five years.
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Gingrich has been around the block in Washington but is still seen as an insurgent force.
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In a southern district of Aleppo city, insurgent sniper fire killed three people, the Observatory said.
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Insurgent-style attacks have persisted in Iraq, and ISIS still holds pockets of territory in Syria.
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Whiter, less educated areas of the country swung hard towards the insurgent Mr Trump in 2016.
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In that year, Ronald Reagan was the insurgent conservative candidate trying to topple President Gerald Ford.
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The U.S. government calls the Haqqani network "the most lethal and sophisticated insurgent group" in Afghanistan.
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Mr Macron campaigned for office in 2017 as a political insurgent against the established political parties.
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The organization remains one of the most brutal and religiously conservative insurgent groups in the world.
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In the 21st century, the biggest challenge is asymmetrical warfare: Nations now fight against insurgent groups.
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In 2010, Murkowski actually lost her Republican primary in Alaska to tea party insurgent Joe Miller.
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But it also makes it tough to argue that Trump is an insurgent wrecking the GOP.
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Insurgent shelling wounded six people, it said, and the army heavily pounded militant targets in response.
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Weaker parties have significant consequences: They make democracy more vulnerable to instability, backsliding, and insurgent candidates.
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On Monday, the army said they had cut off insurgent supply lines and made further advances.
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ISIS and other insurgent groups also control parts of Iraq, particularly in the regions bordering Syria.
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The Afghani project has been delayed after insurgent attacks that have also hampered nearby infrastructure builds.
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In fact, Wani was a home-grown insurgent; the young men on the streets are locals.
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It is hard to see the insurgent sentiment in these parts as a product of deprivation.
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But he's hardly an out-and-out insurgent either — he's a former partner at Goldman Sachs.
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Afghanistan has for years complained that insurgent groups like the Taliban have found sanctuary in Pakistan.
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Syrian state news media reported fatalities and heavy damage at the hospital and blamed insurgent shelling.
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In 2000, McCain ran as the anti-establishment insurgent, trying to upend the Bush apple cart.
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Rick Santorum, not Mr. Trump, wound up being the insurgent who gave the party establishment fits.
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Moreover, Clinton represents the past, the withering establishment voters are soundly rejecting in an insurgent year.
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The group is expected to pose a continuing threat, reverting to insurgent tactics such as bombings.
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Tea Party insurgent Art Halvorson isn't giving up on his years-long bid to oust Rep.
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More than 200 people have been convicted for their involvement with the insurgent group this year.
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A rowdy, last-ditch effort by insurgent "Stop Trump" delegates failed, but set a sour tone.
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In the northeast, ethnic insurgent groups are known to bomb public transportation systems, the agency warns.
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The proxy version is former White House strategist Steve Bannon's insurgent efforts against Republicans in primaries.
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An insurgent may face a disadvantage in a process where invested partisans could decide his fate.
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Civilian passengers can travel on an alternate dirt road, but have to pass through insurgent checkpoints.
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"Insurgent" is even filmed like a thriller, ratcheting tension so high that Rachel's betrayal is inevitable.
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For Sanders, a victory in California would put an exclamation point on his unlikely insurgent candidacy.
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On the right, this led to the successful insurgent candidacy of Trump on the Republican side.
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Mr. Trump's insurgent candidacy faces the biggest test yet of whether it is built to endure.
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Mr. Rubio was also elected in 2010, as the insurgent candidate against the establishment pick, Gov.
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Elsewhere in the country, with the help of business groups, they tamped down insurgent conservative candidates.
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A Syrian military source denied the report, saying only insurgent convoys and positions had been hit.
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Many insurgent groups looking to challenge existing governments target basic internal infrastructure: hospitals, schools and roads.
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The onetime insurgent has made allegiance to his leadership a litmus test in many Republican races.
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An insurgent who challenged the academic establishment, she never received a proper obituary in The Times.
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Our extended primary season of bruising campaigns and insurgent candidates came to an end last night.
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The establishment candidate is subjected to a withering scrutiny from which the insurgent is often spared.
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Chick-fil-A may be the incumbent chicken champ, but there is room for an insurgent.
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In sum, New York, despite its reputation, is where insurgent candidacies have come to die. Why?
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In sum, New York, despite its reputation, is where insurgent candidacies have come to die. Why?
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This year's insurgent candidates have also looked to another, new not-so-secret weapon: text messages.
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But in Delaware, Senator Tom Carper fought off a primary challenger from another insurgent Democratic candidate.
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Biden was the frontrunner, and Sanders was a strong insurgent with a punter's chance of winning.
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A small number of capture missions are in the works, tracking insurgent leaders, military officials said.
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Islamist insurgent group Boko Haram attacked Dapchi in the northeastern state of Yobe on Monday evening.
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These pieces are more modest, but almost as effective at pairing insurgent outsider with institutional gravitas.
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To the west, insurgent fighters, including Arabs and Turkmen, aligned with Turkey, are fighting the government.
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American troops killed the insurgent, Abdurakhmon Uzbeki, on April 6 in an operation in Mayadin, Syria.
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In the north, some insurgent commanders said they did not know whether the reports were accurate.
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Citing insurgent violence to justify ending talks is a recipe for an endless war in Afghanistan.
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The intelligence community exists to serve all presidents, Republican or Democrat, establishment maven or insurgent outsider.
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An insurgent Airbnb feels as if it's enabling new types of transactions between previously unconnected people.
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But Pressley has never offered herself as a progressive insurgent taking on the moderate Democratic establishment.
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They portrayed the insurgent 2016 campaign as disorganized and decentralized, making it hard to report mistreatment.
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A surprise upset in Michigan four years ago helped extend his insurgent campaign against Hillary Clinton.
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Another insurgent group that has pledged loyalty to it holds a small enclave in the southwest.
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Sanders made it a centerpiece of his insurgent campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2016.
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While there is a government presence in the district center and armed outposts manned by the Afghan National Army, Shindand has been repeatedly ranked as an area subject to "insurgent influence" or "insurgent activity" (the terminology changes) in the United States government's official assessments of district security.
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While Eisenhower wouldn't meet the insurgent Cuban leader, Vice President Richard Nixon was dispatched for the task.
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We have seen insurgent victories in primaries by progressives and also successful campaigns by establishment-backed moderates.
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Nixon is trying to raise money for her own insurgent campaign by citing Trump's donations to Cuomo.
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However, the group has continued to carry out insurgent-style attacks on security forces across the country.
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During his service with the troops, he was stabbed by an insurgent and shot in the leg.
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Like the pro-Trump media, they, too, are an insurgent political force that's native to the internet.
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Their answer was that no insurgent group gives up its arms in order to go to prison.
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Lashio is in Myanmar's restive Shan State where several ethnic insurgent groups are fighting the Myanmar military.
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Spread, often, by untutored preachers using vernacular storytelling, this was an insurgent faith suited to the frontier.
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In some cases, the rebels have been given safe passage to the insurgent-dominated province of Idlib.
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Since then, insurgent political parties in France, Germany, Italy and elsewhere have called for referendums on membership.
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An uncompromising opponent of the Taliban, Khalid accuses Pakistan of aiding the insurgent group, which Pakistan denies.
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Zuzana Caputova, Slovakia's new president, and Robert Biedron, an insurgent Polish opposition leader, are both keen environmentalists.
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In the early 1990s, Abu Sayyaf emerged as one of the most violent of these insurgent groups.
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On Monday, the Taliban announced that an insurgent assassin had fatally shot Ahmad twice in the head.
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Nixon is hoping to repeat that success in what she describes as her insurgent campaign for governor.
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A long siege and bombardment led to a negotiated withdrawal of rebels to other insurgent-held areas.
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They fear an insurgent campaign from outside the city and there have been attacks in outlying areas.
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On Wednesday, he drew parallels between insurgent, populist political movements of both the left and the right.
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They departed for insurgent territory in Syria after Hezbollah routed them in offensives with the Syrian army.
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The statement said the attack was a response to insurgent violations of the cessation of hostilities agreement.
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As for morale, I see that there is a high level of morale on the insurgent side.
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The government-held west of Aleppo holds more people and has also faced increasingly heavy insurgent shelling.
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Donald J. Trump may be a populist insurgent, yet he shares the establishment Lannisters' taste for gold.
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Wherever they take place, they all claim a failed 17th-century British insurgent as their symbolic confederate.
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But it won't end the critical need for TFBSO-like capabilities in Afghanistan and other insurgent nations.
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A handful of insurgent candidates have seized the nomination, lost the election and transformed their parties anyway.
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Why are the messages of insurgent candidates like Trump and Sanders resonating so deeply among the electorate?
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Nicholson said the highest ranking insurgent killed in the strike was the deputy shadow governor of Helmand.
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But Delaware, a state known to embrace incumbents and bipartisan compromise, proved elusive for the insurgent left.
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The insurgent group had drafted a letter earlier this month which collected 17 signatures, before losing Reps.
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But in fact, insurgent attacks and battlefield gains continued at a heavy pace all through the winter.
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The government made an exception for voters from insurgent-held areas, setting up polling places in Damascus.
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There's a new set of policy think tanks and advocacy groups backing the party's insurgent left flank.
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Like these women, she is also regarded as an insurgent candidate, and she supports decriminalizing sex work.
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On June 20, a Taliban insurgent killed 14 foreign security contractors that worked for the Canadian Embassy.
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Whitmer's triumph showed the robustness of the old school Democratic Party in the face of insurgent challenges.
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Today, the U.S. faces an amalgam of threats ranging from nuclear-armed states to terrorist-insurgent armies.
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Mark Sanford is facing an insurgent primary challenger who is attacking him for his criticism of Trump.
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But the comparisons to Donald Trump's insurgent 2016 campaign are limited at best and facile at worst.
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Crude production is also falling in Nigeria and Iraq as a result of insurgent attacks on pipelines.
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Using substantial force also increases the opportunity for insurgent propaganda to portray lethal military activities as brutal.
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Typically in Democratic primaries, insurgent liberal candidates fail to make significant inroads in either of these groups.
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After the Douma attack, the insurgent group dug in there, Jaish al-Islam, finally agreed to withdraw.
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But the debate has gained new prominence with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the insurgent progressive who toppled Rep.
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Twenty years ago, Patrick J. Buchanan mounted an insurgent Republican campaign using anti-trade rhetoric as ammunition.
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The insurgent group had provided a safe haven for al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan.
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As they peered into the rubble, an insurgent trapped underneath raised his arm and dropped a grenade.
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Bergdahl was captured by the Taliban and spent five years under brutal captivity by the insurgent group.
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Meanwhile, an explosion of the labor movement joined with a newly insurgent unemployed workforce, demanding radical solutions.
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Even black activists who are part of the insurgent wing have cautioned of overreach by white progressives.
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But after a slate of insurgent candidates won victory after victory this year, that dynamic has shifted.
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"Saying ISIS is defeated means you know nothing about terrorism, nothing about incursions, nothing about insurgent activity."
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His insurgent campaign to take the Kentucky governorship in 2015 was heavy on attacks on government spending.
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Reagan capitalized on insurgent rhetoric and on new nominating procedures that gave advantages to charismatic individual candidates.
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They accused him of an apparently fictional bombing on a date before any insurgent bombs hit Aleppo.
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One of those provinces, Daikundi, is an anti-Taliban stronghold where insurgent activity had been very rare.
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Indeed, for allies of the insurgent slate that had challenged the Democratic Party machine, the anti-I.
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One Democratic presidential candidate -- Andrew Yang, the insurgent nonpolitician -- has built his campaign around solving this problem.
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For the rest of the war, he would be bogged down in insurgent violence in the region.
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At the same time, insurgent violence escalated and large parts of the country were under Taliban control.
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Close to four in 215 were under 210 and they strongly favored the insurgent outsider, Mr. Sanders.
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Nothing could be better for an insurgent political force than to be seen as a scrappy outsider.
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He cited the threat posed by homemade bombs or improvised explosive devices, I.E.D.s, used by insurgent groups.
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The American and Australian were exchanged with three insurgent leaders, including a key militant figure, Anas Haqqani.
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BANGKOK — The insurgent group announced its existence with a predawn attack on three Myanmar border guard posts.
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Like other insurgent companies, Harry's and Dollar Shave Club took off because they tapped into shoppers' grievances.
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Destroy the Abu Sayyaf, destroy the (communist insurgent group New People's Army), and destroy the drug organizations.
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In March 2016, he resurfaced in the U.S. as a top adviser to Trump's insurgent primary campaign.
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During my two deployments to Afghanistan, my intelligence work helped lead to the capture of insurgent leaders.
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The Arakan Army is an insurgent group that is fighting for greater autonomy for the two states.
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But neither Clinton nor her insurgent challenger, Bernie Sanders, is prepared to say the race is over.
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At 64 years old, Braun, a former state lawmaker and businessman, ran an insurgent campaign as an outsider.
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Smokes rises after U.S airstrike hit the site of insurgent activity in Nangarhar province, Afghanistan July 7, 2018
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Phillips led an insurgent campaign, attacking Schubert for failing to prosecute a police officer who shot a civilian.
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His centre-right party handily defeated an insurgent campaign from the anti-immigration party led by Geert Wilders.
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Joe Crowley, national political outlets have scrambled to not miss the next insurgent candidate to upset the establishment.
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In New York, Schumer's home state, actor Cynthia Nixon is running an insurgent primary campaign against incumbent Gov.
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His decision came after the killing of three media workers kidnapped late in March by another insurgent group.
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Insurgent fighters would only leave once all the civilians who wanted to go had departed, the rebel said.
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In 1976, when Ronald Reagan ran as an insurgent, he had the backing of a growing conservative movement.
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The government news agency, SANA, said insurgent groups had shelled Damascus from the suburbs of Jobar and Douma.
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Mr Trump, after four years in office, may have the gall to claim that he is an insurgent.
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The United Nations has documented the deaths of tens of thousands of Afghan civilians, most from insurgent attacks.
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Two policemen were killed in the attack which was claimed by the separatist Balochistan Liberation Army insurgent group.
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"People keep underestimating insurgent candidates, particularly first-time candidates," said Nixon, who is running antagonistically to Cuomo's left.
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The Taliban, along with other insurgent groups, keep gaining control or influence over territory and people in Afghanistan.
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The Taliban is a highly conservative insurgent group that has played a major part in Afghanistan's recent history.
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However, Islamic State militants have continued to carry out insurgent-style attacks on security forces across the country.
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The northwest corner remains Syria's last major insurgent stronghold and is now in President Bashar al-Assad's crosshairs.
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In the long term the solution is a comprehensive peace agreement between the insurgent groups and the government.
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The Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) insurgent group denied killing the Hindus saying it did not attack civilians.
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The last successful insurgent upending of the Democratic Party structure was a long time ago, back in 2005.
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Ro Khanna, a pro-Sanders Democrat from Silicon Valley who supported policy during his insurgent run in 2016.
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Trump has made the threats of terrorism and lax immigration laws the twin pillars of his insurgent campaign.
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The Afghan Taliban enjoys sanctuary in Pakistan, where their senior leaders can plan, coordinate, and resource insurgent operations.
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Douma, controlled by rebel group Jaish al-Islam, is the last remaining insurgent-held area in eastern Ghouta.
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There are continued attacks across Syria, as fighting continues between government forces and insurgent groups that include ISIS.
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Nearly 700,000 Rohingya have fled Rakhine state into Bangladesh since insurgent attacks sparked a security crackdown in August.
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That could make it difficult to tell, say, an insurgent or terrorist from civilians in the same village.
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Trump did not say whether he trusted Afghanistan's Taliban insurgent group but said he believed they want peace.
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All but three of the country's 20 insurgent groups attended the conference, which is an achievement in itself.
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This is insurgent Britain: the segment of the country that mistrusts the power of Brussels and the IMF.
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As an insurgent candidate turned unexperienced politician, Trump has trouble recruiting like-minded people who share his outlook.
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The subject of illegal immigration helped propel Donald J. Trump through his insurgent candidacy in the Republican primaries.
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Establishment Democrats have been fighting off an insurgent progressive wing, and it's not any different on this issue.
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The articles included stories about soldiers missing in Nigeria's northeast after clashes with Islamic insurgent group Boko Haram.
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As the two engaged in hand-to-hand combat, Atkins realized the insurgent was wearing a suicide vest.
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The group's Afghanistan franchise, the Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP), has wrongly been modeled as an insurgent outfit.
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Taking it down has been daunting because the group operates as a terrorist outfit in an insurgent environment.
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Since then, security forces have flooded northern Rakhine, hunting a Rohingya insurgent group the government says was responsible.
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Europe is also struggling with the explosion of populism that predated Trump's insurgent White House race in 2016.
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Book advances and royalties, elevated because of his high-profile insurgent 2016 campaign, eventually made him a millionaire.
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But Markell, who'd run as an insurgent Democrat, understood that nostalgia alone wouldn't help families pay their bills.
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DeWine, the establishment favorite, and Taylor, positioning herself as the Trumpian insurgent, are both running away from him.
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Like TX-2100, this race will be a test of whether progressive insurgent candidates can win their primaries.
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We make fun of him for looking like a fat Iraqi insurgent, but only because he allows it.
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Clinton, meanwhile, is on the offensive as she seeks to beat back a challenge from the insurgent Independent.
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Khamab became the latest of more than 20 of Afghanistan's 407 government districts to fall to insurgent control.
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The agreement allows for attacks on a hard-line Islamist insurgent group, the Qaeda-linked Levant Liberation Committee.
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So his endorsement of Donald Trump, whose insurgent campaign has rocked that same establishment, came as a surprise.
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Some worry that insurgent-driven violence may tick up in the coming weeks in retaliation for India's actions.
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The insurgent group would also pledge not to allow international terrorist groups to use Afghanistan as a hub.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's insurgent congressional bid, came out swinging against former Vice President Joe Biden on Thursday morning.
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He has long been interested in black culture and the relationship between experimental art and insurgent social movements.
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To this point, America's energy transition has been driven by insurgent entrepreneurs and the private sector, not politicians.
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I fired my M16 rifle toward an insurgent who was hiding in a building and shooting at us.
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Six soldiers were killed and four others were wounded during the clashes, but insurgent were eventually pushed back.
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Troops began driving out desperate Rohingya after attacks by the insurgent Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army on Aug. 25.
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The unscripted, shaky clips were illustrative of a campaign that had an insurgent, improvisational feel from the start.
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"We are making sure the insurgent candidate is addressing our issues while holding the incumbent accountable," she said.
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Insurgent candidates running for state offices and those who have bucked the county organization in the past rejoiced.
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The Reagan administration even funded an opposition insurgent group known as the Contras to root out the Sandinistas.
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Local authorities claimed that 10 insurgent fighters were killed in the clash, and six others were wounded. Oct.
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Insurgent groups needed a majority of delegates in at least seven states to force the roll call vote.
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Dave Brat (R-Va.), the insurgent challenger who pulled off a historic upset, defeating Cantor by 11 points.
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Though the insurgent group has focused less on urban areas, it has ramped up attacks in the countryside.
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"We're absolutely going to get more of these insurgent candidates, and more crazy social effects," Mr. Shirky said.
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Local residents say they are being pressed by Taliban fighters to move to other areas under insurgent control.
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The insurgent Alabama Republican vehemently denied Corfman's allegations in an interview with radio host Sean Hannity on Friday.
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RX is now under the umbrella company Insurgent Brands so that Kellogg can expand into new product lines.
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He is helped by sky-high name recognition, off the back of his insurgent presidential run in 2016.
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The attack is believed to have been carried out by an until-then-unknown armed Rohingya insurgent group.
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Warplanes bombed insurgent-held areas as trapped residents tried to flee in a chaotic and dangerous relocation effort.
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But Trump won as an insurgent, emphasizing his dislike of Washington and the GOP establishment at every turn.
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Querard made his name mobilizing grassroots conservatives and delivering surprise victories to insurgent candidates in the state legislature.
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A counter insurgent, on the other hand, needs to win every time to ensure his power remains intact.
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Nearly 700,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled Myanmar into Bangladesh since insurgent attacks sparked a security crackdown last August.
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The lake's deterioration was one reason Islamist insurgent group Boko Haram had flourished in the region, he added.
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New work on the site started in 2014, but was delayed due to insurgent activity in the area.
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Insurgent factions said they seized three key villages in the Hama countryside late on Thursday in their counterattack.
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His group was renamed al-Qaeda in Iraq (AQI), and it became the country's leading Sunni insurgent group.
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Despite having been a Brussels insider, Mr Schulz plays up a sense of being a political insurgent in Germany.
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In a campaign against insurgent groups, its army slaughtered indigenous civilians, for which it has been accused of genocide.
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Sanders and his supporters have complained for months that the Democratic Party has been tilted against his insurgent bid.
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And she challenged him in a year when insurgent progressives, particularly women, have performed particularly well in House primaries.
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Smooth and abrasive, established and insurgent, the incoming president may turn out to be the worst of all worlds.
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The NATO-led coalition and the Afghan government are trying to overhaul security forces and reverse insurgent gains there.
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Ayanna Pressley (D-Mass.) in her insurgent campaign last year, spent the majority of its communications budget on digital.
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Insurgent shelling of government-held areas over the same period have killed 96 people, including 21 children, it said.
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In some ways, the emergence of Ms Le Pen matches a pattern of insurgent populism across Western liberal democracies.
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Fighters from Waer have previously been given safe passage to the insurgent-dominated province of Idlib in northwestern Syria.
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He even split with Trump recently in Alabama by backing the right-wing evangelical insurgent Roy Moore over Sen.
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VICE Films will produce the Lords of Chaos feature alongside Fox, Insurgent, Kwesi Dickson, Chimney Pot, and Eleven Arts.
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Insurgent strongholds, including swathes of Diyarbakir's historical centre, have been pummelled by artillery fire and razed to the ground.
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Yet others remain skeptical that Trump's tweets will have any impact, either on McConnell's leadership or on insurgent campaigns.
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They coincided with renewed efforts to revive a peace process with the Islamist insurgent movement that stalled last year.
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NATO forces launched a missile strike against a convoy in Takhar province, believing they were targeting an insurgent leader.
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Under a banner of radical right-wing reform that raised investors' expectations, Bolsonaro's insurgent candidacy became a social phenomenon.
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That didn't happen, but what had taken its place were Shia death squads seeking revenge for Sunni insurgent attacks.
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The establishment candidate was being challenged by an insurgent, who was pulling her left on a few key issues.
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Like other insurgent candidates this election season, Hill out raised Knight through grassroots donations, refusing to take corporate money.
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In 2014 a similar deal was struck with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), the region's main insurgent group.
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The Haqqani Network has been at the forefront of insurgent activity in Afghanistan, responsible for many high-profile attacks.
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Efforts to contain the spread of jihadism by training local armies or killing insurgent leaders are not obviously working.
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The Palmetto State earned a reputation over the previous few cycles as party leaders' go-to insurgent-stopper state.
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The militants are expected to rely more on insurgent-style attacks now that they no longer hold significant territory.
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The actress previously had a role in Insurgent — the movie adaptation of the second book in the Divergent series.
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Tahrir al-Sham, spearheaded by al-Qaeda's former Syria branch, is now the dominant insurgent force in the province.
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The Britain-based group said bombardment of the insurgent-held enclave started escalating on Sunday evening, wounding 325 people.
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This insurgent group opposes Daenerys Targaryen's rule in Meereen and slaughter her supporters and those who work for her.
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Duckworth's point is obvious and legitimate: Not every insurgent or left-wing candidate will win in the 2018 midterms.
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Police officers are on the front lines of Pakistan's battle against militancy, often targeted by Islamist and insurgent groups.
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But the group has recently demonstrated the insurgent tactics to which it will likely revert as it loses territory.
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A series of military operations against insurgent groups operating in Pakistan had encouraged hopes that their leaders were scattered.
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On the other hand, Donald Trump's victory shows that establishment Republicans failed to quash the insurgent tea party movement.
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Syrian state media reported that several people had been injured by shells fired by rebels near the insurgent enclave.
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He blamed the Taliban, which controls the district where the incident occurred but the insurgent movement denied any involvement.
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NATO had previously operated with around 60 surveillance balloons, which allowed them to track the movements of insurgent groups.
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In 1910, as now, an insurgent Republican faction in the House led a successful revolt against a sitting speaker.
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In pre-primary polls Mr Romney was always within touching distance of whichever insurgent was flavour of the week.
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It said the alliance was formed to mend splits among insurgent groups and strengthen opposition to the Damascus government.
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Aleppo, the main hub of northern Syria, is a crucial battleground, split between government-controlled and insurgent-held territory.
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Clinton absorbed intense scrutiny, while much of the coverage around Sanders focused on the insurgent element of his campaign.
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But he also presided over an economic boom and greatly weakened the Shining Path, a brutal Marxist insurgent group.
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It seems likely that, even if Boko Haram is defeated, the rationales for insurgent violence will broaden beyond religion.
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Democrats, however, are relishing the victory of Roy Moore -- the insurgent who won Alabama's US Senate runoff Tuesday night.
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Qari Yusuf Ahmadi, an insurgent spokesman in southern Afghanistan, said the attack involved a small, explosives-filled pickup truck.
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The Democratic establishment was shocked—and in some cases appalled—by Bernie Sanders's insurgent bid for president last year.
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The corpse of an Islamic State insurgent with a missing leg lay in the street of Albu Saif village.
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But insurgent forces remained responsible for the majority of overall civilian casualties, at 54 percent, according to the report.
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Moore, an insurgent former Alabama Supreme Court justice, was largely considered the favorite to win after defeating incumbent Sen.
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But intelligence said a high-value target aligned with the Hezb-e Islami Gulbuddin insurgent group was up there.
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Insurgent groups like the Taliban and Islamic State have launched a string of attacks across Afghanistan in recent weeks.
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The Democratic Senate race in Pennsylvania has tightened as the party's establishment seeks to topple the insurgent candidate Tuesday.
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Many died trying to cross the Naf after smaller-scale insurgent attacks last October provoked a harsh military response.
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Since then, Syrian and Russian air bombardments of insurgent-held neighborhoods in Aleppo have left dozens of people dead.
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Mr. Mahapatra added that two senior commanders and several lower-ranking commanders in the insurgent forces had been killed.
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As we speak, reports suggest the Myanmar army is continuing its military operations against "insurgent militants" in Rakhine State.
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If she does, it will be the end of a hard-fought insurgent campaign for Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.
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"We've been doing this backwards," said Joe Trippi, a Democratic consultant who ran Howard Dean's 2004 insurgent presidential campaign.
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And as Politico noted, Breitbart supported a similar slate of insurgent candidates in 2014 and all of them lost.
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The far-left insurgent beat former PM Manuel Valls, a center-left Establishment figure, 58 percent to 42 percent.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian state media said insurgent shelling on Aleppo city wounded 50 people on Saturday, causing breathing problems.
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However T.L Simons, the 35-year old author of the game, sees himself as a bit of an insurgent.
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The couple were backpacking in Wardak Province, an insurgent stronghold near Kabul, in late 2012 when they were kidnapped.
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"There is almost nothing hinging on California," said Joe Trippi, a veteran of Howard Dean's insurgent campaign in 2004.
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The US Marines led a joint American, British, and Iraqi offensive against insurgent forces holed up in the city.
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Ms. Teachout is a political insurgent more closely aligned with Mr. Sanders than her party's establishment candidate, Hillary Clinton.
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After all, being shunned by the biggest gathering in months of Washington elites plays directly into Trump's insurgent narrative.
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A major factor determining whether this insurgent conservative movement succeeds will be how angry Republican voters are at incumbents.
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Forty or more other districts are listed by the American military as "insurgent influenced," and many others as contested.
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At least three million Syrian civilians and 30,000 insurgent fighters, including Qaeda-linked jihadists, have been cornered in Idlib.
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In recent days, large groups of insurgent fighters have attacked the northern cities of Kunduz and Pul-e Khumri.
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That's about as far from Trump, an insurgent inside a party hostile to his candidacy, as one can get.
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However, both the Taliban and Pakistan, a country believed to hold sway over the insurgent group, have pledged support.
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The emergence in force in 2018 of these insurgent Democrats grows in part out of the Sanders presidential campaign.
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The 2018 report attributed 63 percent of civilian casualties to insurgent groups and 24 percent to pro-government forces.
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Mr. Zelensky presented himself as an insurgent facing a tired old guard that had refused to take him seriously.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is backing the insurgent Tiffany Cabán in the seven-way Democratic primary for Queens district attorney.
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He said he was never told exactly why, though they seemed to be suggesting he was a Rohingya insurgent.
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Senator Roger Wicker is facing a potential primary next year against a Bannon-allied insurgent, State Senator Chris McDaniel.
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In Brooklyn, insurgent committee candidates were thrown off the ballot this summer before a court reinstated some of them.
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The campaign opened in July with an insurgent attack on the Kabul office of Ghani's running mate, Amrullah Saleh.
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For ISIS, this insurgent methodology is old hat, and they have a proven track record at it, analysts warn.
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Can seven insurgent State Senate candidates, fresh off Democratic primary victories, be enough of a catalyst for progressive change?
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Then the issue seemed to play a role in Ayanna Pressley's insurgent victory in a Massachusetts Democratic congressional primary.
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Mr. Adams's host in Helmand revealed himself to be a former insurgent while showing him around his opium fields.
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Three years later, the county-backed incumbent, Assemblywoman Margaret Markey, lost in a Democratic primary to a young insurgent.
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Bannon and David Bossie, the president's deputy campaign manager in 2016, are lining up insurgent challengers across the country.
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Igor Konashenkov, said Syrian warplanes had struck an insurgent storehouse containing toxic substances to be used in chemical weapons.
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Trump's most consistent applause line as an insurgent candidate was his pledge to bring order to America's southern border.
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That nurse, in the quiet, alone with that insurgent, with no one looking as he cared for his patient.
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Two years earlier, the insurgent group freed an American woman along with her Canadian husband and their three children.
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But lately some of China's Maoists are finding inspiration in an unlikely insurgent in the West: Donald J. Trump.
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Recruitment efforts by insurgent and terrorist groups, including ISIS and the Taliban, capitalize on legitimate grievances against government corruption.
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The O.U.N. and its military wing, the Ukrainian Insurgent Army, or U.P.A., are now being glorified as freedom fighters.
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Despite the "establishment" versus "insurgent" narrative, voters in the real world do not divide so simply into those camps.
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The district is currently under Taliban control, and officials suspect the insurgent group is responsible for the murder. Dec.
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That effort has been strained by the surge in violence in Syria's last major insurgent stronghold in recent weeks.
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Syria's state-run Ikhbariya television said a child was killed in an insurgent missile attack in the same area.
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But the fighting is not over with large parts of the country still controlled by insurgent and Islamist groups.
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Beto O'Rourke, who is mounting an insurgent challenge to the first-term senator, declined to comment on the mailer.
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The insurgent group has carried out almost daily bombings since peace negotiations with the U.S. faltered earlier this month.
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Today, it is over 30 percent — a strong showing in a fractured political landscape with an insurgent far right.
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Fortified ASG has emerged in recent years as one of the most notorious armed insurgent groups in Southeast Asia.
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He appears to have destroyed the insurgent platform of Bannon after his former political adviser cooperated extensively with Wolff.
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Eventually, a white insurgent group of 300 took the whole courthouse by force, and 100 black citizens were killed.
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South of the city of Aleppo, insurgent groups, including the Nusra Front, which is affiliated with Al Qaeda, began a coordinated attack, seeking to advance against government forces and allied militias in the town of Khan Touman and the surrounding area, according to insurgent spokesmen and antigovernment activists familiar with the fighting.
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He's pursued diplomatic solutions with the country's various minority insurgent groups, including the amazingly named Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF).
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Clinton's $38 million, Sanders advisers expressed confidence that he would not stumble like other insurgent presidential candidates of the past.
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Her support from the Zapatistas marks a more visible turn for the insurgent movement, which has faded in recent years.
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In a move that surprised political analysts, Trump will appear alongside the party-approved incumbent rather than the controversial insurgent.
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The attacks coincided with renewed efforts to revive a peace process with the Islamist insurgent movement that stalled last year.
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Rohingya insurgent attacks last August were followed by a military crackdown that led some 700,000 Rohingya to flee to Bangladesh.
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Robow, a former prominent al Shabaab insurgent and group spokesman, publicly renounced violence and recognized federal authority in August 2017.
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Ossoff's insurgent bid for Congress proves just how powerful the so-called resistance has become in the early Trump era.
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Faller declined to discuss any specifics about the collection of U.S. intelligence or identify which insurgent leaders were in Venezuela.
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And Paul struggled to unite the insurgent populists who had backed the White House bids by his father, former Rep.
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Another 12,000 are besieged by rebels, including the powerful insurgent group Ahrar al Sham, backed by Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
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Richard Lugar was defeated in stunning fashion by a tea party insurgent, Richard Mourdock, in a hotly contested primary contest.
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But in an interview in Damascus, he said the state could not allow Idlib to remain in insurgent hands indefinitely.
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The air strikes appeared particularly heavy in insurgent-held areas west of Aleppo, near the rebel stronghold of Idlib province.
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Beer, shampoo and other consumer-goods firms could find that as marketing goes digital, new insurgent brands gain traction faster.
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It merged with a number of insurgent Islamist factions in January under a new jihadist alliance called Tahrir al-Sham.
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In April the Barisan Revolusi Nasional (BRN), the most powerful insurgent group, released a rare statement criticising the current approach.
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Sanders for his part has to figure out how to go from being an insurgent to being a team player.
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The latest crisis began last August after the Myanmar military crackdown on Rohingya Muslims in retaliation for an insurgent attack.
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I keep track of the loose alliance of various global affiliates and insurgent groups collectively known as the Islamic State.
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It has no remaining territory in Iraq, although militants have resumed insurgent attacks since the group's defeat there last year.
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Kholid's family say his killers placed an assault rifle next to his body to make him look like an insurgent.
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Murphy said the military's response to the August insurgent attacks had been disproportionate and the country risked a terrorist backlash.
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But at a time of widespread anger at Washington insiders, that left a pretty big opening for an insurgent candidacy.
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On February 11th, Corey Stewart, who had launched an insurgent candidacy for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, arrived at Lee Park.
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It became clear that the new leader of the insurgent movement, Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour, had no interest in discussions.
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Joe Crowley, and Dana Balter, another progressive insurgent who defeated the establishment-backed Juanita Perez Williams in the 216th District.
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Gunmen raided the building after setting off a car bomb, police officials and the insurgent group said, according to Reuters.
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Idlib is controlled by an array of insurgent groups, with Sunni Muslim jihadists believed to be the dominant force there.
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Libyan and Western officials fear that sleeper cells and militants who have fled Sirte could turn to an insurgent campaign.
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Buoying the Greens' popularity is a recent wave of progressive movements, most notably the insurgent campaign of Senator Bernie Sanders.
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Ocasio-Cortez was one of several insurgent, millennial challengers to challenge entrenched Democratic incumbents in New York City on Tuesday.
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The Nusra Front on Friday urged insurgent groups to intensify their attacks against President Bashar al-Assad and his allies.
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Idlib is controlled by an array of insurgent groups, but jihadists are widely assessed to be the dominant force there.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R-Calif.), who is leading the insurgent effort with Rep.
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So Sanders does represent another path, and he was certainly much better-funded than most of his liberal insurgent predecessors.
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This was the first time since 22020 that an insurgent faction in the House had successfully challenged a sitting speaker.
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Don't ignore these other insurgent Democratic challengers: Cori Bush, a nurse, ordained pastor and community activist, is running against Rep.
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You might be forgiven for feeling, to borrow a slogan from an insurgent political campaign, that the game is rigged.
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Talks between the government and a handful of shadowy insurgent groups began in 2013 but little progress has been made.
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A few weeks ago, Nixon publicly addressed part of the conundrum with a recommendation familiar to party's insurgent progressive left.
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He's the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination — at least he was until tonight — but he's still running as an insurgent.
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That perception has played a part in everything from the insurgent campaign of Bernie Sanders to Donald Trump's presidential victory.
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She now has endorsements from Howard Dean's group, Democracy for America, Bernie Sanders' Our Revolution and the insurgent Justice Democrats.
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Some fiber artists, taking their cues from the newly insurgent genre of performance art, intended their works to be temporary.
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Insurgent attacks increased by 19 percent from November through January compared with the quarter ending in October, the report said.
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If the progressive insurgent beats Cuellar, regardless of his or her race, Justice Democrats believe that it'll prove their point.
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Feature Throughout his insurgent campaign, he remained steadfast in his radical vision — and forced a reckoning for the Democratic Party.
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They sowed division among Democratic voters by showing that Democratic Party officials had favored Clinton over insurgent candidate Bernie Sanders.
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Ralph Northam has won Virginia's Democratic primary for governor Tuesday night, holding off an insurgent campaign run by former Rep.
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The American left, from the center of the Democratic Party to its insurgent challengers, needs a dose of national vision.
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The Taliban then broadcast video of the professors asking for the release of insurgent prisoners in exchange for their freedom.
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The insurgent group also said that its fighters would do everything possible to stall the voting, already delayed three years.
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Indeed, Trump's insurgent 2016 campaign was powered in part by animus toward China and pledges to confront the Asian power.
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"It's evolved back into an insurgent movement far faster than security forces can evolve into a counterinsurgency," Mr. Knights said.
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Insurgent fighters banded together under the name Shabab, which was one of the Islamist factions in Somalia at the time.
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After the American-led invasion in 2001, the government-turned insurgent group turned to the opium trade for financial support.
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Mr. Bolton saw no reason to negotiate with the Afghan insurgent group, which harbored the Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.
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It has repeatedly brokered hostage and prisoner exchanges, paying millions of dollars to insurgent and militant groups in the deals.
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Niger officials are investigating this latest attack and encouraging citizens to support the government in its anti-insurgent fight. 5.
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Rebels who have left eastern Ghouta so far have gone to Idlib, an insurgent-held region at the Turkish border.
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Zabihullah Mujahid, a spokesman for the hardline Islamist insurgent group, said on Friday they were "ready to restart the talks".
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The Breitbart News head similarly pushed for several insurgent primary challengers to go up against incumbents in the 2014 midterms.
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But fielding an insurgent force to seize control of a province shows a significant — and risky — escalation in Iran's effort.
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The group's far-flung affiliates — in places like West Africa, Libya and the Philippines — have also demonstrated resilient insurgent operations.
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"We could never have all got together like this in Baghdad, or anywhere else," he quotes one insurgent as saying.
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The group was the largest Muslim insurgent force that originally fought for an independent state in the predominately Catholic Philippines.
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The military has also suffered casualties, despite claims by the Nigerian government that the insurgent group has been largely defeated.
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For the first time since launching his first insurgent bid for the Democratic presidential nomination almost five years ago, Sen.
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Among those despondent about Trump's rise, some chose to see the moment as filled with the potential for insurgent art.
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A dud DPICM fired in a strike on a suspected insurgent position in late March 230 exploded after Lance Cpl.
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Numerous terrorist and insurgent groups are active in Iraq and regularly attack both Iraqi security forces and civilians. Anti-U.
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Transportation companies contracted by the U.S. military struggled to make deliveries to bases because of insurgent attacks on their trucks.
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The group backed Cuomo's 2018 primary challenger, Cynthia Nixon, and a number of successful insurgent candidates in state Senate races.
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Kidnapping threats from extremist factions, as well as government airstrikes, have made insurgent-held areas too dangerous to venture into.
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And a coalition of insurgent school board candidates, an evangelical church and conservative parents are looking to reshape district policy.
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The Islamist insurgent group, according to the Council on Foreign Relations, wants to turn Somalia into a fundamentalist Islamic state.
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The Sunni group has switched to insurgent hit-and-run tactics after losing almost all the territory it once controlled.
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Myanmar denies allegations of mass killings and rape and says its offensive was a legitimate response to an insurgent threat.
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In these communities, insecurity, resentment, and fear foster an environment vulnerable to continued tensions, cycles of revenge, and insurgent attacks.
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The money was to help about seven million people affected by the insurgent group that has killed around 15,000 people.
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A host government unable to win the battle of legitimacy in insurgent controlled areas has not won outright since WWII.
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The United Nations has tallied the deaths of more than 30,000 Afghan civilians since 2009, most killed by insurgent attacks.
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Part of that stems from the insurgent group's awareness of Afghanistan's natural resources and their savvy in leveraging that bounty.
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The cleft between the two chambers recalls the situation faced by the insurgent House Republican majority in the mid-1990s.
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Top insurgent commanders later testified in a Senate investigation into the raid and said the fighting could have been averted.
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We joined her as she campaigned in Arizona for Kelli Ward, the insurgent Republican primary challenger to Senator Jeff Flake.
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Governments like Mali's, hard-pressed to control vast territories, see drones as a way to keep tabs on insurgent groups.
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The United Nations said nearly half of all insurgent suicide bombs and complex attacks in 2018 took place in Kabul.
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That year, his handpicked candidate, Trey Grayson, lost a Senate Republican primary in Kentucky to an insurgent named Rand Paul.
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The insurgent Nets, who arrived in Brooklyn in 222, hoped to chase championships and surpass the Knicks along the way.
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This past April, two Breitbart alumni joined the campaign of Kelli Ward, an insurgent conservative preparing to challenge Republican Sen.
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The first chart, from October 2018, shows that the Taliban and other insurgent groups now control more populated areas than they did in August 2016: The second, also from October 2018, shows that insurgent groups, mainly the Taliban, control even more districts in Afghanistan than they did in January 2016 — and their influence is growing.
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So ISIS is lashing out with a classic terror/insurgent campaign aimed largely at civilians, as well as limited counterpunch offensives.
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Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton struggled to maintain her lead against insurgent candidate Senator Bernie Sanders throughout much of the final week.
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It would be hard to think of any insurgent and terror group that has not specifically targeted or directly involved women.
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That clinched a big victory for Assad, wiping out the last insurgent pocket in the eastern Ghouta region near the capital.
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The Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army insurgent group, which has claimed attacks on the security forces since October, denied killing the villagers.
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The most powerful insurgent group in the area, the jihadist Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, denied this and said the battle continued.
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And the results there are likely to inspire similar insurgent primary challenges in next year's midterms, with or without Trump's blessing.
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One group, the Kachin Independence Army, is one the strongest of the country's insurgent groups and occupies territory in the north.
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Instead, it announced that its man was killed by insurgent groups that the Lebanese Shia militia has been fighting in Syria.
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Just one Republican insurgent has wielded such influence after his run for the White House ended in defeat: Senator Barry Goldwater.
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Some repressive regimes and insurgent candidates are increasingly weaponizing social media technology to silence critics or exert control over vulnerable populations.
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Russia also said on Monday it had helped the army repel an insurgent attack in the southwest, killing 70 rebel fighters.
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Sanders, a 74-year-old senator from Vermont, has surprised pundits on both the left and right with his insurgent campaign.
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"There's a history of upset wins in the New Hampshire primary by insurgent candidates who wind up going nowhere," I noted.
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They had been investigating the killing of 10 Rohingya men and boys as part of a military response to insurgent attacks.
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Troy Balderson claimed victory – and he appeared to be inching closer to beating back a challenge by insurgent Democrat Danny O'Connor.
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His two main potential partners are either the centre-right insurgent party Ciudadanos or the new left-wing radicals of Podemos.
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"We saw victories where insurgent progressives showed that bolder and more muscular is a path to victory," Dinkin told VICE Impact.
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If she jumps behind Clinton, she will undoubtedly anger the legions of like-minded progressives who are powering Sanders' insurgent campaign.
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Sanders has railed against "millionaires and billionaires" and the political power they wield throughout his insurgent campaign for the Democratic nomination.
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Russia has promised the rebels will be safe, but insurgent groups have said they do not trust Moscow to protect them.
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On the other side of the city, which is under government control, residents have also noticed a drop in insurgent shelling.
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The MOAB strike, rather than snuffing out Afghan resistance, may instead anneal discordant Afghan insurgent groups together against a common enemy.
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The sounds rattled a city on edge after regular attacks by various insurgent groups vying to undermine the Western-backed government.
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Pat Buchanan, an insurgent Republican conservative, declared a "cultural war" against "liberals and radicals" in a rousing convention speech in 1992.
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In the absence of establishment backing, DSA may have played a significant role in helping insurgent candidates cross the finish line.
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Mr. Ghani has tried to persuade Pakistan's leadership, particularly its powerful military, to bring the insurgent leaders to the negotiating table.
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Will he play in the heartland, where new voters have turned to rising party dissidents and insurgent entrepreneur Donald Trump (R)?
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Every month, he said, he would send his salary of about $202 to the Taliban, depositing it into an insurgent account.
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Let's put it this way: Afghanistan is known for its insurgent movements, the latest being carried out by the Afghan Taliban.
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Trump has been a boon to the insurgent conservative media outlets that were routinely frozen out of the Obama White House.
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More than 650,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled Myanmar's Rakhine state into Bangladesh since insurgent attacks sparked a security crackdown last August.
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Funding insurgent primary candidates willy nilly to take on incumbents has not had a very good track record in general elections.
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The insurgent advances southwest of Aleppo are crucial because the area includes a supply route that the government seized in July.
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"ISIS remains an active insurgent group in both Iraq and Syria," Central Command told the inspector general, according to Monday's report.
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The statement came amid speculation that Mr. Scott might endorse Donald J. Trump, another insurgent outsider who owns property in Florida.
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Mr. Trump's powerfully insurgent campaign has been anti-establishment since Day 1, and he has attracted few endorsements from Republican leaders.
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Hundreds of insurgent fighters swept in, and all that was left for the government to do was ship the corpses home.
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The battles of the Iraq War have taken place in sprawling cities and among divided neighborhoods against insurgent fighters wielding IEDs.
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Moser now has the backing of the Bernie Sanders affiliated group Our Revolution and is positioning herself as the progressive insurgent.
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Last month a similar agreement resulted in the effective surrender of the insurgent-held Damascus suburb of Daraya to the government.
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The city is home to roughly two million people, including at least 250,000 who live in the insurgent-held eastern zones.
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Mattis said he understood the sentiment but assured the insurgent he was headed for Abu Ghraib, the infamous U.S.-run prison.
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In 2015, Russia entered the war on Mr. Assad's behalf, carrying out airstrikes against the Islamic State and other insurgent factions.
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He's the front-runner for the Democratic nomination — at least he was until tonight — but he's still running as an insurgent.
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The deal, brokered by the United Nations, came weeks after government forces began a ferocious assault to retake the insurgent stronghold.
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But while he was an insurgent candidate two years ago, Sanders would facemore intense scrutiny as a major contender in 2106.
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As white families who opposed busing left town for the suburbs in 1967, they gave way to an insurgent new left.
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Soldiers are said to have forced a mother to walk around her village with the severed head of her insurgent son.
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What they did is they used their tools and their targeting to basically create an insurgent army of unwitting American voters.
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The report includes government claims of insurgent casualty figures, but in most cases these cannot be independently verified by The Times.
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But he played a familiar role on Wednesday, the political insurgent defying traditional foreign policy, while also fulfilling a campaign promise.
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With the help of Democratic crossover votes, Mr. Anderson won with 21980 percent over the insurgent, Don Lyon, a conservative minister.
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And I think you'll see this sort of insurgent, "Breitbart of the left" has become a little bit of a cliché.
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He identified another as Rahmatullah Wardak, a former Hezb-i-Islami insurgent who had defected to the Taliban, Mr. Agha said.
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Mr. Trump has frequently criticized the union, even describing it as a trade "foe," while praising the Continent's insurgent, populist forces.
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But within days of the report's release, a newly insurgent terrorist organization, the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army, attacked several border posts.
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Bernie Sanders, who like Trump has made rallies a staple of his insurgent campaign, has also ditched large events for now.
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General Raziq, 39, was a survivor in a region where few have managed to evade insurgent campaigns to kill influential leaders.
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"This is fascinating because Iowa, of course, was the state that fueled Bernie Sanders' insurgent campaign last time around," Lerer said.
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"My whole history has been as an insurgent and an underdog," he said in a March interview with New York 313.
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Conflict has flared on and off for decades as insurgent groups fought a guerrilla war to demand independence for the area.
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Six Syrian soldiers and allied fighters were killed, as well as nine fighters from the insurgent Turkistan Islamic Party, it said.
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Maybe on this, his 150th birthday, this anti-establishment insurgent, with that knowing smile, would have been just fine with it.
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Despite Mr. Trump's claim that the Islamic State is defeated, the fighters remain an effective insurgent force in Syria and Iraq.
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O'Rourke first saw his political star rise on a national level last year after his insurgent Senate bid to unseat Sen.
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But witnesses and insurgent sources said pro-Assad Russian and Syrian jets have been hitting the province in a renewed assault.
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Mara Patani, an umbrella group representing other insurgent factions, welcomed Monday's meeting as a positive step for the stalled peace process.
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Idlib is an insurgent stronghold, one of the few large areas still under rebel control in the west of the country.
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In a single mission, he saved 65 Coalition Forces members by locating three IEDs clearing the route to an insurgent compound.
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He is the author, most recently, of "Waging Insurgent Warfare: Lessons from the Vietcong to the Islamic State" (Oxford University Press).
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He criticizes her wardrobe choices, her career as an actress, her insurgent presence within the closed ranks of the royal family.
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Friends and former aides say he thrives on conflict, an insurgent figure who fares best when trading punches with an opponent.
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The Syrian army said on Sunday that insurgent rockets had killed two people during shelling of residential areas in Aleppo city.
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A study in 2010 of America's war logs from Afghanistan found that 86% of insurgent violence took place near a road.
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Third, the Houthis can increase insurgent raids into Saudi Arabia by exploiting the open terrain of Saudi Arabia's border with Yemen.
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What began with small but vocal insurgent online communities like 213chan or the alt-right has now come for the mainstream.
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What began with small but vocal insurgent online communities like 4chan or the alt-right has now come for the mainstream.
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But it faces a number of challenges, most notably acceptance by the Syrian government and the insurgent groups attending the talks.
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But toppling regimes, taking cities or stopping large-scale insurgent attacks on a city or a military position is one thing.
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There is no one recipe to fight insurgent right-wing parties, the historian Frank Bösch told the weekly Der Spiegel magazine.
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Johnson, the former Daily Caller freelancer, suggests that Carlson has long been more of a political insurgent than many people recognized.
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Since then, the SDF has mostly fought Islamic State and other insurgent groups fighting to topple Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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He couldn't use the most effective tactic against an incumbent and cast himself as a spirited insurgent or agent of change.
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So far 93 of the Chibok girls were freed in a swap deal between the Nigerian government and the insurgent group.
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ISIS can operate with relative ease across the region's terrorist and insurgent estuaries, where fighters and leaders easily forge new alliances.
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It noted that the U.S. and Afghanistan often launch strikes to renew their control of territory the insurgent groups have gained.
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The move comes after Moscow announced a new truce between the Syrian government and insurgent forces following years of civil war.
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Two insurgent commanders have told Reuters that the Taliban rejected a second ceasefire offered this month by Afghan President Ashraf Ghani.
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Falluja has long been an insurgent stronghold, where U.S. forces faced the heaviest battles of their 2003-2011 occupation of Iraq.
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The counterinsurgency operation, which was precipitated by Rohingya insurgent attacks in August, has so far sent 626,000 Rohingya fleeing to Bangladesh.
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The latest insurgent attacks precipitated what is now the seventh major flood of refugees to Bangladesh, totaling some 28503 million Rohingya.
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Moore was a good bet for insurgent forces simply because he was a weak incumbent who was likely to lose anyway.
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Many were headed for insurgent-held Idlib province in Syria's northwest, or the town of Jarablus on the border with Turkey.
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In the other corner stands Cynthia Nixon, whose insurgent campaign has cleared a path for progressives up and down the ballot.
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He is the author, most recently, of "Waging Insurgent Warfare: Lessons from the Vietcong to the Islamic State" (Oxford University Press).
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President Ashraf Ghani's office condemned the threats by the insurgent group, which has previously targeted reporters and employees of media organizations.
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In Ghazni Province, for example, only one of its 19 districts was listed by the American military as under insurgent control.
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If fame poses a challenge for Ms. Nixon, it has also provided much of the political oxygen fueling her insurgent candidacy.
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In 2005, she served an almost six-month deployment to Iraq at a time of growing sectarian violence and insurgent attacks.
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For the purposes of this definition, engagement in anti-US statements or propaganda does not qualify as terrorist or insurgent activity.
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That would be an awkward request for any candidate, but it's simply a bizarre one for a populist anti-establishment insurgent.
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When he asked the Taliban for answers, they denied the American claim that insurgent fighters had holed up in his home.
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The offensive is one of the deadliest in the war and one local insurgent group called it a "scorched earth" campaign.
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He co-founded Khalifa Islamiyah Mindanao, an insurgent group formed in about 2012 that launched a series of bombings in Mindanao.
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The guerrilla warfare, insurgent aesthetic was personified with the phrase "we will not be ignored" printed on a sweatshirt in French.
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He's done nothing to attract them, other than run against Clinton and attack her as an insurgent would attack a frontrunner.
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Moser now has the backing of the Bernie Sanders–affiliated group Our Revolution and is positioning herself as the progressive insurgent.
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A series of offensives and local deals - accept state rule or leave - has helped Damascus suppress insurgent bastions across western Syria.
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The Arakan Army, an insurgent group fighting for greater autonomy for Rakhine state, recruits from the state's ethnic Rakhine Buddhist majority.
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In northern Syria, rebels began to bombard two government-held villages besieged by insurgent forces, killing two children, the Observatory reported.
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Ankara's main aim is to roll back the YPG, which it views as an extension of a Kurdish insurgent group in Turkey.
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Re-schooled and given jobs, children are less likely to rejoin armed groups, radicalise their peers or create their own insurgent groups.
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A Syrian military source said insurgent groups were mobilizing to the south and west of Aleppo and in the northern Hama area.
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Both will participate in tonight's undercard debate before attending the rally, effectively double-dipping with the GOP establishment and its primary insurgent.
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Bill Weld won't say If they are open to backing his insurgent run for the Republican presidential nomination against President Donald Trump.
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John Nicholson told reporters the strikes would disrupt the insurgent group the U.S. military has been fighting for more than 16 years.
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But Trump ran an outsider campaign and Bannon's hiring signals an intention to keep the insurgent sentiment that propelled his campaign close.
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Sanders, by contrast, is definitively an insurgent whom superdelegates aren't going to want to help out if they can possibly avoid it.
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Amid foreign invasions, civil wars, and insurgent attacks, Afghans have gathered to cheer on their favorite "chapandaz," as the riders are known.
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In 2016 as in 2008, Clinton entered the race as the establishment favorite, only to be sidelined by an insurgent political newcomer.
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It's also facing the challenge of an insurgent radical party from the left, led by the charismatic former ANC member Julius Malema.
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As a left-wing insurgent and the most successful female politician in U.S. history, respectively, Sanders and Clinton don't have this problem.
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It is a road map for Sanders now, as he positions himself as the liberal insurgent challenging overwhelming establishment favorite Hillary Clinton.
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In its month-long assault, the Syrian military has marched into much of eastern Ghouta, the last major insurgent bastion around Damascus.
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"You are always afraid," said Ms. Bulama, who lives in Maiduguri, a frequent target of the ruthless Islamist insurgent group Boko Haram.
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World Briefing President Maithripala Sirisena on Friday pardoned a former Tamil Tiger insurgent accused of conspiring to kill him 10 years ago.
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United States officials did not appreciate his import as an insurgent leader until 2009, early in the administration of President Barack Obama.
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It has already begun to switch to insurgent-style tactics, setting off car bombs in Baghdad and east Mosul with growing frequency.
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Just as with Mr Trump in America, workers are backing insurgent candidates because they want a bigger slice of the economic pie.
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It said Syrian government air strikes and artillery hit the towns of Douma, Beit Sawa and Hammouriyeh in the insurgent-controlled suburbs.
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One name found at random was Badruddin Haqqani, a commander in the Haqqani guerilla insurgent network in Afghanistan affiliated with the Taliban.
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Lugar's 2012 primary loss was seen at the time as part of a trend of establishment figures losing ground to insurgent conservatives.
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A translator at another American consulate in Turkey was arrested in March on suspicion of links to an outlawed Kurdish insurgent group.
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The new prime minister, Mahathir Mohamad, had two insurgent leaders arrested and extradited to Thailand during a previous stint as prime minister.
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The first chart shows that the Taliban and other insurgent groups now control more populated areas than they did in August 2016.
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Cynthia Nixon, the self-described insurgent New York gubernatorial candidate, is busy preparing for her first and only debate against incumbent Gov.
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And in St. Louis, where party giant-slayer Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez traveled to help another young insurgent candidate topple an incumbent, Rep.
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There are logical reasons why freshmen congresswomen, representing an insurgent wing of the party, have been getting an outsized amount of attention.
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But Shampoo was an ornament of a hip and insurgent approach to American filmmaking that was just about to reach its peak.
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There is also an artisanal stream of production, some of it using child labour and some of it controlled by insurgent militias.
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But the big number his campaign will tout is the total number of small donors who have bought into his insurgent campaign.
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This week the whip operations flew into overdrive, muscling through a rules package over the objection of several factions of insurgent candidates.
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Tahrir al-Sham, spearheaded by al-Qaeda's former Syria branch is now the dominant insurgent force in the northwestern province of Idlib.
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Rebel groups seized Idlib, which borders Turkey, in 2015 and it has since become the only Syrian province fully under insurgent control.
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This time eight years ago, another celebrated Democratic insurgent was giving Clinton a run for her money and enjoying largely uncritical coverage.
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Moser has been able to successfully frame herself as the insurgent progressive candidate, fundraising more than $90,000 after the DCCC attacked her.
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A well-positioned front-runner is being challenged by an insurgent candidate who is running a campaign based on ideology, not hubris.
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Mr Woolfe had been the front-runner; his exclusion leaves a field of six, and many possible paths for the insurgent party.
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There is also an artisanal stream of production, some of it using child labor and some of it controlled by insurgent militias.
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It was also to decide whether another insurgent, Bernie Sanders, has a realistic chance to wrest the Democratic crown from Mrs Clinton.
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History is full of insurgent candidates who were able to rally small donors early in the race only to fizzle out later.
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Insurgent candidates like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ben Jealous have embraced the policy, and so have some Democrats running in red states.
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State news media said that the death toll could rise and that in all, 14 people had died Tuesday in insurgent attacks.
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In Ohio, former Consumer Financial Protection Bureau head Richard Cordray easily defeated liberal insurgent Dennis Kucinich to claim the Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
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In the world of digital fan bases, no one comes close to Sanders, whose insurgent 2016 campaign built a massive following online.
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The group, which was formed by the merger of some Sunni Baluch insurgent groups in 2012, is not linked to Islamic State.
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Both Ocasio-Cortez and Justice Democrats have denied the report, but the group of insurgent progressives has vowed to target centrist Rep.
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Insurgent left-wing candidates like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who is challenging Congressman Joe Crowley, have already begun to campaign on the issue.
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Notebook My interest in Ben Rhodes began with a photograph I saw from Senator Barack Obama's insurgent campaign for president in 2008.
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Mr. Trump's candidacy is similar to Mr. Paladino's in some crucial ways: Both are businessmen and political outsiders who ran insurgent candidacies.
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Rubio was not an insurgent who never held a high-level office, like many of the other Tea Party candidates of 2010.
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Three American doctors said such scenes were replaying in their minds after a recent visit to the insurgent-held section of Aleppo.
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But the support for Trump at the top of the ticket in Illinois didn't translate into insurgent upsets over GOP incumbents. Rep.
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But on Sunday, the rebuke was swift from both allies of the insurgent "Squad" and more moderate figures in Democratic House leadership.
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Roughly 275,000 people in insurgent-held eastern Aleppo have been under siege by Syrian forces and their Russian military partners since July.
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At the same time, it is trying to fight off Boko Haram, one of the most bloodthirsty insurgent groups on the planet.
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Last week, the insurrection handed Michigan's Democratic primary to Bernie Sanders while continuing to buoy the insurgent Republican candidacy of Donald Trump.
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Certainly it's hard to imagine the unexpected success of Bernie Sanders's and Barack Obama's campaigns without Dean's insurgent 2003-'04 presidential run.
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Insurgent, the 2015 follow-up to Divergent, did gross more than $297 million, but reviews of the film were far less kind.
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A Taliban spokesman said at least four of the attackers were longtime members of the army who worked with the insurgent group.
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Much of its ore comes from an area controlled by an insurgent army that the U.S. sanctioned in 2003 for narcotics trafficking.
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He rose to prominence after the US invasion, when he led the most powerful Shia insurgent group, the Iran-backed Mahdi Army.
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The previous record was held by Craig Harrison, a British sniper who shot and killed a Taliban insurgent from 0003,2000 meters away.
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The country's second-largest insurgent group, the National Liberation Army (ELN), in February detonated a bomb in Bogota, injuring dozens of police.
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While insurgent fighters infiltrated large parts of the city, the government managed to hold on to its main administrative and security buildings.
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When its insurgent army first marched across Iraq in 2014 and riveted the world's attention, the Islamic State's prolific messaging was unexpected.
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The kidnappings are usually carried out by lesser-known insurgent factions or criminal gangs, who then sell the victims to the Haqqanis.
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The de-escalation zones encompass most of the remaining areas of Syria still held by insurgent groups, not including the Islamic State.
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Though Ms. Pressley has linked herself with other insurgent candidates such as Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, she has a much longer legislative history.
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"The Taliban and other insurgent groups were planning to attack Afghan forces, but their plan was discovered by our forces," he said.
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She doesn't work a room, and she isn't backed by insurgent money or buoyed by an ethnological demographic shift, like AOC was.
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Rebels who did not wish to come back under Assad's rule would leave for the insurgent stronghold in northwest Syria, they said.
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More than half of voters who say they plan to vote for insurgent parties also say they are considering changing their vote.
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Increasingly desperate fighting between Western-backed government forces and insurgent groups meant more noncombatants are being caught in the crossfire, investigators wrote.
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As in past years, insurgent groups like the Taliban were blamed for the majority of civilian deaths and injuries, at 62 percent.
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Background reading: • After insurgent attacks in Afghanistan killed more than 130 people in 10 days, anger at the country's leaders has grown.
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The tactics of insurgent groups in the region have shifted in recent years, according to a report from the International Crisis Group.
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A brutal crackdown on civilians in August after an attack by a Rohingya insurgent group led to the rapid large scale displacement.
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In addition to military capacity geared toward balancing against other states, operations against insurgent groups and terrorist cells will be severely disrupted.
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Hayley Kiyoko's "Curious," about competing with a man for another woman's affections, was an insurgent hit on Top 40 radio this year.
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And Ross Douthat argues that insurgent candidacies aid American democracy by shaking up a political system dominated by two stultified major parties.
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In 2018, though, it was Mr. O'Rourke who played the part of grass-roots insurgent and Mr. Cruz who represented the establishment.
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He visibly swelled with self-satisfaction, as he did weeks later, down in Alabama, celebrating the insurgent Senate candidacy of Roy Moore.
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In February, the group posted negative research to undercut a liberal insurgent, Laura Moser, in a Houston-area primary, stirring progressive outrage.
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Or Patrick Chamoiseau, whose novel "Texaco" recounts Martinique's history as remembered by the insurgent residents of a shantytown menaced by city planners.
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One Western official said the insurgent rockets had ignited part of an American weapons depot at a military camp, causing secondary explosions.
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Like American intelligence officers, they take on extremely dangerous operations and face near certain death if caught by terrorist and insurgent groups.
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The insurgent candidate, armored against normal political forces and equipped with a passionate following, leads a field of more conventional party politicians.
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The first chart shows that the Taliban and other insurgent groups now control more populated areas than they did in August 2016.
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The group — Islamic State in West Africa Province (ISWAP) — has in the last two years been the dominant insurgent group in Nigeria.
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On the other is Roy Moore, the insurgent challenger, who is vowing to drain the Washington swamp, as Mr Trump earlier did.
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Russia and Iran are the main allies of Mr. Assad, and Turkey backs some of the armed insurgent groups that oppose him.
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Bernie Sanders' 2016 presidential primary campaign are lining up in 2018 behind another political insurgent, Michigan gubernatorial candidate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed.
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She holds major sway in the progressive movement as a whole, and she said Sanders inspired her insurgent run for Crowley's seat.
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The structure makes it almost impossible for an insurgent to win a primary, as Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez did in New York.
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Still, it will be interesting to see if the insurgent buzz around him continues to grow, even as it baffles Washington insiders.
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KABUL (Reuters) - The Taliban insurgent group claimed responsibility for two blasts which it said killed dozens of people in Afghanistan on Tuesday.
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In addition, the insurgent-like features of the Trump campaign and the relatively small campaign staff limited the pool of experienced applicants.
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But there was an insurgent in Microsoft's world, the Silicon Valley start-up Netscape, creator of the first commercially successful internet browser.
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He said the landmine was laid by fighters from the Arakan Army, an insurgent group that recruits mostly from Rakhine's Buddhist majority.
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Such critics have pointed to a recent wave of Taliban attacks as a sign that the insurgent group cannot set aside violence.
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"Equal Play" is an Opinion video series showcasing the insurgent athletes and coaches who are dragging women's sports into the 21st century.
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Then, it was the insurgent sound of black youth in East London — lo-fi, muscular and brittle, full of intricate, chaotic raps.
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The Taliban, the Islamist insurgent force with which the US is trying to achieve a negotiated peace, claimed responsibility for the attack.
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" He added that, uncontrolled, it could "unintentionally fuel corruption, finance insurgent networks, strengthen criminal patronage networks, and undermine our efforts in Afghanistan.
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Since then, the SDF has mostly fought Islamic State and insurgent groups who are fighting to topple Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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The pro-Trump media understood that it was an insurgent force in a conversation conducted on social media on an unprecedented scale.
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International observers will track the polls but will not be physically present at the stations because of the danger of insurgent attacks.
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These neighborhood rebels became urban legends in their own time, spawning insurgent social, political and cultural revolutions that continue to this day.
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The country's second-largest insurgent group, the National Liberation Army (ELN), in February exploded a bomb in Bogota, injuring dozens of police.
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The commission, established in 2016 by the Burmese government after earlier Rohingya insurgent attacks, is an object lesson in crisis management malpractice.
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With big data and social science methods, we are also able to map networks of militias, insurgent groups and violent extremist organizations.
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He pointed to Sanders' devoted supporters, who fueled an insurgent challenge to former secretary of State and senator Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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