Sometimes they go in large numbers to invade Iraq and invade Afghanistan.
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"He said to me, 'You want to invade everywhere except where I want to invade,' " Graham said, laughing.
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In June 2014, Putin formally rescinded an earlier order that had granted Russia legal authority to invade Ukraine — indicating he would not invade overtly.
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Basically, Ha helps viral particles invade human cells in the respiratory tract and Na allows newly formed viruses to burst out of human cells and invade others.
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Let it be, that they invade the Vatican City next.
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Where to Invade Next congratulates viewers for knowing that other
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Scotland, a long ally of France, decided to invade England.
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If you invade a country, art will most likely follow.
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Instead, he proclaimed, "Twitter allowed someone to invade" his tweet.
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They want them to invade and conquer other markets too.
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"I didn't want to, quote, 'invade her space,'" Biden said.
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Hackers can invade your bank account and steal your identity.
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HIV uses the CCR5 protein to invade certain immune cells.
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Cosby's lawyers claimed unsealing the records would invade his privacy.
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Space invade Mona Lisa and hang Mario in the Louvre.
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The anti-fascists who invade his campus to prove -- what?
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Is Canada going to invade us to install a democracy?
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He helped invade Cuba and joined Cortés to plunder Mexico.
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Art Festival 30 Street Artists Invade Long Beach, Furniture Flies
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Trump wanted to invade the South American country of Venezuela.
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Civilization will continue to invade the vast wilderness of Alaska.
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"He loved me enough not to invade me," she writes.
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You'd have to essentially invade and hold the whole country.
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It doesn't invade the home; rather, it guards the home.
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He also called on Islamic State fighters to invade Turkey.
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"They expect us to invade at any moment," he added.
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Well, at least Mr. Trump didn't threaten to invade Australia.
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"If people want to invade your privacy they want to invade your privacy," she told The Guardian after the paparazzi caught her and Preacher costar-boyfriend Dominic Cooper kissing during a romantic getaway in Italy.
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Amazon's popular voice assistant Alexa continues to invade our everyday lives.
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In the next few years, they will invade at full speed.
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Sometimes they go in large numbers to invade Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The goal was to appease Turkey enough so they wouldn't invade.
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I felt like if someone did invade, they would fight back.
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And they will not invade those countries because they know that.
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The walls had gaps, allowing tarantulas, rattlesnakes and rats to invade.
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Day: Resurgence is a reasonable facsimile of the original: Aliens invade,
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Summer of 2012: Brands invade WeChat as QR codes swamp China
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But everybody knows Japan is going to invade at some point.
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HARTFORD "Where to Invade Next" (2016), documentary, directed by Michael Moore.
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To unify Kashmir, India would have to invade Pakistan-controlled Kashmir.
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We cannot allow all of these people to invade our Country.
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You don't illegally annex, invade other territories," she told "Power Lunch.
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But they can also be used to spy and invade privacy.
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You invade Poland, you start a war with the United States.
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Put simply, there is no way the U.S. will invade Venezuela.
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It's the sort of thing that led us to invade Iraq.
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It may also have forestalled a more pressing need to invade.
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Andrew Benintendi did not quite invade the Judge's Chambers on Saturday.
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Cooking readers, thanks for letting me invade your inboxes this week.
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There is little in nature that can invade this flexible redoubt.
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Devices that will invade your life in 2019 (and what's overhyped).
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They feast on the garbage we create; they invade our spaces.
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Spammers have unfortunately devised a new way to invade phones: calendar invitations.
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It's all about people attempting to invade our country, not emigrate here.
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America would never going invade the Asian mainland with just 28,000 soldiers.
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It denies North Korea's persistent accusation that it is planning to invade.
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Here's what it's like when you let smart devices invade your home.
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The British didn't invade, they made it a protectorate because of this.
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If so, you're allowing difficult co-workers to invade your personal time.
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Every time his name came up, horrifying visions would invade my mind.
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"Thai dictator try to invade the holiest stage of Buddhism," read one.
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He believed the German leader when he promised not to invade Czechoslovakia.
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The conniving and sadistic Kathryn Merteuil will soon invade our television screens.
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"I'm trying to invade that space with faith, with positivity, with hope."
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These folks don't show up to "invade" space or steal face time.
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Many opposed President George W. Bush's decision to invade Iraq in 2003.
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One attractive possibility: Viruses may not be able to invade recoded cells.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Turkey is threatening to invade Syria to eradicate Kurdish fighters.
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Sage, wild mustard and orange globe mallow, he said, invade the air.
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They are now planning to invade our town and seize the port.
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Both are predatory practices to invade privacy for insights and strategic leverage.
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The last neighbor to invade Russia, then the Soviet Union, was Germany.
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We want you to invade our lives, God, and to be yourself.
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The rebels accuse the government and "Russian occupiers" of trying to invade.
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Even an innocuous smart speaker in our home can invade our privacy.
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Wilson is a former diplomat who criticized Bush's decision to invade Iraq.
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The notion that they want to "invade our country" is a myth.
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KS: Do they have to be equal footing to invade your privacy?
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The United States and Canada have longstanding plans to invade one another.
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The U.S. attempted to invade British colonies, in territory that is today Canada.
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"invade" different countries and steal their good ideas for the United States, Moore's
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But the joke, like so many in Where to Invade Next, sours immediately
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"We cannot allow all of these people to invade our Country," Trump tweeted.
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I think it's probably the biggest issue — are they gonna invade our community?
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If a volcano decides to invade a territory, it would inexorably destroy it.
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On Dragonstone, Daenerys is still debating whether or not to invade King's Landing.
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Sonos lives in the home while Google and Amazon want to invade it.
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In 2003, Bush went to Congress first to ask for authorization to invade.
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Twitter allowed someone to invade my text with a disgusting anti-President message.
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You cannot invade my privacy—I'm not a damn animal at the zoo.
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An untreated dental abscess can invade the tissues of the head and chest.
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" "Crooked Hillary is about to invade your TV with ads attacking Mr. Trump.
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But then, aren't you giving the world a blueprint to invade people's privacy?
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As Petya warns his fellow Rostovs, the French are coming to invade Moscow.
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" Trump replied, according to Graham, "well, I'm surprised, you want to invade everybody.
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How Iraq came to invade tiny Kuwait is pretty easy to figure out.
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Starbucks has yet to invade Old Delhi and indoor plumbing remains a luxury.
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Two years ago it was men using transgender rights to invade women's bathrooms.
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Beijing has said that establishing such a republic would prompt it to invade.
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The expression of a belief is not probable cause to invade someone's privacy.
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Even though my intentions are pure, maybe it's wrong to invade her privacy.
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But he foreshadowed an attack over President Bush's decision to invade Iraq in 2003.
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Pathogens invade our bodies, knock down our defenses, and try to kill us dead.
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The president insisted that a caravan of dangerous immigrants was going to "invade" America.
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Invade Next is strongest when Moore gets out of the way—when, for instance,
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Companies hire them to invade systems and spot security-related vulnerabilities from the inside.
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She never tried to invade anyone's privacy and never tried to break any law.
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But Balon still hates the Starks, and is planning to invade the unprotected North.
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Assad said he believed Saudi Arabia and Turkey were planning to invade his country.
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Invade the nerds, she urges; but be prepared for how much they'll dislike it.
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Some day, to shore up its popularity, it may be tempted to invade Taiwan.
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A decade later, the younger Bush would invade Iraq and drive Saddam from power.
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Missions need the consent of the host governments to operate; the UN cannot invade.
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Polygamous nations are more likely to invade their neighbours and to have civil wars.
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Your face could be the next place for Amazon's Alexa voice assistant to invade.
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If they invade a citizen's privacy, they must answer in court like other citizens.
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You know those wonderful butterflies that invade your body when you meet someone new?
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"During heavy rain, they may invade houses in larger numbers," Dr. Dale Pollet said.
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"We cannot allow all of these people to invade our Country," he tweeted Sunday.
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Said passenger is asleep, they mustn't invade his privacy, much less disturb his slumber.
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They invade other people's countries and kill innocent human beings for their vested interests.
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Other proteins produced by viral DNA block the receptors through which newcomer viruses invade.
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The North defends the programs as a necessary defence against U.S. plans to invade.
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We had this running joke that you could invade a country with Edible Arrangements.
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" June 24, 2018: "We cannot allow all of these people to invade our Country.
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"We do not want a foreign government [to] invade our country," Hidalgo Azuaje said.
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It's not certain that Beijing plans to invade the city, but it's clearly possible.
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North Korea justifies its weapons programmes as necessary defence against U.S. plans to invade.
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Lawns get bare spots — kids wear out the grass playing, insects invade, droughts happen.
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Beyond groceries, Amazon is starting to invade our lives through the world of pharmaceuticals.
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" And last June: "We cannot allow all of these people to invade our Country.
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Rather, they invade cells and hijack their host's machinery to make copies of themselves.
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Kuwait but declined to invade Iraq and "finish the job," as his hawkish critics
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Iran has been through too many wars and revolutions to want to invade Saudi.
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When he wanted to invade Crimea, he made up a reason to do it.
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The US promised not to invade Cuba, and Khrushchev promised to withdraw the missiles.
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The North defends the programs as a necessary defense against U.S. plans to invade.
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We don't come to "invade"; we come to make a better life for ourselves.
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His claim has unexpectedly renewed a debate over whether security agencies invade Americans' privacy.
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The unsubstantiated assertion has renewed a debate about whether security agencies invade Americans' privacy.
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Mr. Bishop complains that it allows the federal government to "invade" and "seize" lands.
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Act 293 forbids the use of drones to invade privacy and commit video voyeurism.
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Bush, along with then-Prime Minister Tony Blair, led the effort to invade Iraq.
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So when ISIS decided to invade Mosul in June 2014, what do they do?
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It says its weapons programs are a necessary defense against U.S. plans to invade.
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Indeed, this revisionist goal has already led Russia to attack Estonia with cyber weapons, invade Georgia, invade Ukraine, annex Crimea, and side with the genocidal Syrian regime in an effort to regain a strategic foothold in the Middle East and the Mediterranean.
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Listeria can also invade the central nervous system and cause meningitis, or a blood infection.
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He didn't invade, as I said, but he diverted troops from the war at home.
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It was the original basis for protecting a private sphere that government could not invade.
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About 20 mongoose invade the green… But they know not to interfere with the ball.
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She infiltrates the upper classes of England, and discovers a German plot to invade England.
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Most storms invade quiet skies, but not every calm spell directly leads to a storm.
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Trump relocated troops from northeastern Syria, which ultimately gave Turkey the go-ahead to invade.
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Related: Interdimensional Portals and Miniature Murals Invade Honolulu Honolulu's 'Graffitification' Problem Can't Stop the POW!
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Storm to deliver snow to mountains, passes As the storm progresses, colder air will invade.
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It&aposs much harder to invade a country with nukes than a certainly with slingshots.
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At first, the Stories war was a race, to copy functionality and invade new markets.
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It's a really interesting and intense look into how Russia would invade a beach today.
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Pyongyang has said its weapons programmes are a necessary defence against U.S. plans to invade.
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This isn't just about selling them tanks and saying please don't invade your neighboring country.
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Out of the darkness, one of Link's biggest enemies is ready to invade your home.
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As U.S. troops began to invade Afghanistan, the opioid crisis began here in the homeland.
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But, as a sitting judge, she never once allowed "politics" to invade her decision making.
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It has said its weapons programmes are a necessary defence against U.S. plans to invade.
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North Korea defends its weapons programs as a necessary defense against U.S. plans to invade.
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But soon poltergeists invade, the cats starting freaking out and doors automatically open and close.
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Extraneous notes invade the inner voices, even as a D-flattish upper line is maintained.
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It's no coincidence that Bundy liked to invade homes and murder women in their beds.
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But it never occurred to me that an armed, aggrieved subject might invade the newsroom.
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Hacking bluetooth channels is a common form of invasion hackers use to invade your privacy.
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Mars has generally been the source of aliens that are going to invade the Earth.
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If they try to invade a Britain with its missiles intact, we'll all be killed.
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But the danger continues when Cybermen invade the Wheel, furthering their mission to reach Earth.
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He's insistent that my friend's presence would invade his/our space during an important time.
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In fact, it may invade one of Saudi Arabia's most renowned events, the annual Hajj.
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Turkey has threatened to invade another Syrian Kurdish enclave, called Afrin, as soon as Wednesday.
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Did he really believe that I drove 10 hours to invade his house every night?
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Also, with outside help, Uganda has been intensively preparing for Ebola to invade from Congo.
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Ito's daughter were showing the neglect: weeds growing out of crevices, threatening to invade headstones.
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Each presidential election year, networks, cable channels and major newspapers invade Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Mr. Bloomberg's new ad will invade Mr. Trump's favorite safe space on television, Fox News.
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Gangs of young herders have been stirred by local politicians to invade other people's land.
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Were Russia to invade the Baltic states, local Kremlin supporters could no doubt hamper resistance.
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About 20 mongoose invade the green...But they know not to interfere with the ball.
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The narrative that the Baltics are lost if Putin decides to invade them remains dominant.
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This time, it's a migrant caravan slowly but surely making its way to "invade" America.
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North Korea defends its weapons programmes as a necessary defence against U.S. plans to invade.
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It has been linked to serious birth defects and is threatening to invade the United States.
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So instead of trying to compete with the big dogs directly, SoundCloud should invade from downstream.
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Where to Invade Next's big twist is supposed to be that the concepts that Moore is
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Trolls invade, or the group loses the intimacy that made it meaningful in the first place.
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From the bloodstream, the parasites invade the central nervous system and cross the blood–brain barrier.
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The bacteria also didn't invade healthy tissues in the mice, suggesting it's got limited side-effects.
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How do you differentiate between the experts and people that could invade a network like that?
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As soon as they perceive weakness, they will amass an army and invade the land, too.
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You're buying a big square box made to invade your family's privacy at all hours. Fun!
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Our bodies do not invade the privacy of others, nor pose a threat to anyone's safety.
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Why did Russian President Vladimir Putin believe he could invade Ukraine and annex Crimea without consequence?
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We can't even go back and look at the communication regarding the decision to invade Iraq.
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The US promised not to invade Cuba and the Soviets promised to take their missiles back.
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It's one of the oldest tropes in science fiction: when aliens invade Earth, we fight back.
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North Korea has said its weapons program is a necessary defense against U.S. plans to invade.
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Might they wise up and add bicycles with bells, so I can troll before I invade?
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"He is inviting an aggressive country that we are really worried about to invade us," Sen.
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Some smug left-wingers will admire "Where to Invade Next", but they are already convinced anyway.
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Khan took care not to express his opposition to George W. Bush's decision to invade Iraq.
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"That is all fine and good but don't invade everything else in that sense," he said.
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Trump has regularly claimed on the campaign trail that he opposed the decision to invade Iraq.
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"I will, maybe, invade Jolo," Duterte told reporters after a security briefing in Tagbilaran City, Bohol.
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Some viral proteins disrupt the replication of attacking viruses, leaving them unable to invade other cells.
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The most obvious clues are coded into the intruders who invade the "paradise" of the home.
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What are younger sisters for if not to invade your privacy and get into your business?
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"At worst, it'll embolden North Korea to invade or conduct other military provocations," Oba told me.
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The US and China are using alt coins to argue about if China can invade Congo.
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Leave has warned that millions of Turks are about to invade Britain, which is blatantly false.
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Mr. Pomello feared that cooking smells would invade the bedroom, and that noise would travel, too.
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The Gaza Strip will not then remain quiet, forcing Israel to invade the strip as well.
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In his telling Russia did not invade or annex Crimea, for example, but merely "reclaimed" it.
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" Indeed, he adds, "the Romans apparently never imagined that Hannibal would invade Italy from the north.
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It started to invade the eye cavity and press inward onto the brain, Dr. Oblak said.
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The worst part is that British High Commissioner for Southern Africa didn't even have to invade.
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Yet, they want to participate in every aspect of public life and invade every public domain.
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Policies for usage aren't yet thorough and there are concerns that drones will invade people's privacy.
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But Obama soon made it clear that voting to invade Iraq didn't disqualify Democrats from governing.
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In December that same year, the Pentagon helped the army of Ethiopia, Somalia's historic enemy, invade.
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Before smartphones, stars had no qualms about doing stupid shit in places where paparazzi couldn't invade.
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It can invade others' privacy, capture footage unbeknownst to people below, and whirs fairly loudly above.
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These immigrants even had the gall to raise their own army and invade a neighboring territory.
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It must seem like a bad joke to the Kurdish guards: first, criminals invade their country.
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Many in the art world believe that eliminating anonymity would damage the market and invade privacy.
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It's absurd to use my lack of fame as a reason not to invade my privacy.
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He actually encourages Bush to hurry up and invade already if he's going to do it.
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But Gern and others have discovered that some types of rhinovirus can invade deep into the lungs.
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"Loggers, miners, hunters, fishermen who invade reservations think the president is on their side now," he said.
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It was Eisenhower who gave the order that allied troops invade Europe through France, launching D-Day.
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Replica is a puzzle game where the puzzle is cracking someone else's passwords to invade their privacy.
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Some voters express discomfort about the scandals dogging the candidate – her emails, her vote to invade Iraq.
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Recent research shows that cavity-causing microbes can actually invade a person's heart, causing a deadly infection.
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Over on the west coast, tourists are expected to invade cities like Los Angeles and San Diego.
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"The United States of America did not give a greenlight for Turkey to invade Syria," Pence said.
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The rules don't favor us," Cobb said Friday, later adding, "the Allies didn't invade every Japanese island.
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When nomadic beekeepers invade her property and threaten her livelihood, she is tasked with saving her bees.
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In 1804, Napoleon ordered it to be shown in Paris as he was planning to invade England.
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Brazil, for example, has already said it wouldn't let the US use its territory to invade Venezuela.
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The latest example is Michael Moore's new documentary, "Where to Invade Next," which opens nationwide next month.
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Documents leaked by Snowden show that NSA surveillance was integral in the initial decision to invade Iraq.
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If bacteria and viruses invade your cornea, you can have vision problems, or even lose your sight.
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Separately, a top Iranian military commander warned that the Trump government might be preparing to invade Iran.
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It must be awkward to have someone invade your personal space like that for their own gratification.
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It must also invade that tissue and precipitate within it, which pyrite is particularly good at doing.
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It stationed troops on the Gambian border and threatened to invade unless Mr Jammeh gave up power.
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The biggest surprise of id's Doom Eternal reveal: Other players can invade your game, Dark Souls-style.
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"You don't invade with a few battalions, okay?" the U.S. envoy to NATO, Douglas Lute, told reporters.
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This damaged tourism centered around birdwatching on the island and prompted concerns snakes could similarly invade Hawaii.
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Fourteen charges were for each individual film, with a final charge of criminal conspiracy to invade privacy.
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In return, she allows them carte blanche to invade other countries and continue to fund terrorism worldwide.
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"Twitter allowed someone to invade my text with a disgusting anti-President message," he tweeted Tuesday evening.
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You can't go and invade Ukraine and think the rest of the world's not going to notice.
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Google says these changes were enough to encourage players to not steal chips or invade personal space.
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They rarely invade depths below thirty metres, clump on boats, clog marine equipment, or form calcified masses.
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In the last six weeks, Republican Senator Lindsey Graham has called for President Trump to invade Venezuela.
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After the Japanese invade, he sends his pregnant wife (Elizabeth Arends) and their two daughters to Canada.
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I used to just hate walking outside because [I] knew someone was going to invade [my] space.
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"In fact, it says you should remain defenseless so that when we wish, we can invade you."
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Not that they [the communists] would invade, but that there would be homegrown movements of this sort.
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Simply by being well equipped and well trained, a military sends a clear "Do Not Invade" signal.
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Obstetricians worried that bacteria could invade what had been a sterile environment around the fetus, causing infection.
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Devices That Will Invade Your Life in 2019 (and What's Overhyped) A.I. that responds to your voice.
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We also look at the devices that are likely to dominate (or invade) your life this year.
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It has curbed tourism from the mainland, conducted military maneuvers around Taiwan and even threatened to invade.
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The difference, of course, is that they did not invade their neighbors, as Russia did with Ukraine.
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Vines invade nearly every crevice, and sea gulls swoop in through the jagged holes left in windowpanes.
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It's true that men who invade territories also want to annihilate the physical body, the social body.
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The assailant live-streamed his attack, spewing anti-Semitic hatred as he tried to invade the synagogue.
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Maduro has branded Guaido as a U.S. puppet and said the United States wants to invade Venezuela.
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If Russia were to invade, it would have to kill Americans first, quickly pulling in the superpower.
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He talked about the importance of containing countries like Russia, which was not afraid to invade Ukraine.
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I have never seen this many visiting fans invade a baseball stadium for such a big game.
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The problem is that intelligence assessments were used by the Bush administration to attack and invade Iraq.
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Russia took advantage of the chaos to invade Ukraine and annex a piece of its territory, Crimea.
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Villalaz moved his truck, the complaint says, and Blackwell yelled "Why did you invade my country?" again.
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And, of course, George W. Bush's administration manipulated intelligence to drum up public support to invade Iraq.
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How did AI come to invade so many different parts of our lives over the last decade?
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I'd suggest that they be more mindful about how they are allowing tech to invade their life.
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He does not so much write lives as haunt them; he seems to invade his subject's dreams.
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In certain areas of the world, soil contains fungi that can invade if inhaled and cause disease.
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These shells bear some striking resemblances to viruses, although they lack the molecular wherewithal to invade cells.
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At a certain point, trying to calculate the consequences of the decision to invade Iraq is impossible.
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Eavesdropping: Manufacturers or hackers could actually use a connected device to virtually invade a person&aposs home.
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Of all the ideas presented in Where to Invade Next, which one were you most excited by?
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Any group that's been invaded by England should get a free pass to invade England at least once.
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Maduro last month accused the United States and neighboring Colombia of plotting to invade Venezuela, without providing evidence.
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You report that Nixon had some kind of role in an alleged Mafia-infused plot to invade Cuba.
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According to Fischetti's video, the disease had begun to invade one of Lima's kidneys, which was also removed.
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President Trump was letting himself be vulnerable and have fun and let somebody, like, invade his personal space.
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We&aposre going to kill the people that invade France or Canada because that&aposs what allies do.
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It talks about the invasion of immigrants — while allowing deadly opioids to invade communities and kill our children.
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The US also shared intelligence on the area with the Turkish military but Turkey opted to invade anyway.
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FAIRNESS PLEASE Of course, it wasn't "Twitter allowing someone to invade" Giuliani's tweet because that is patently ridiculous.
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London, says an Al Jazeera journalist, remains the channel's backup, should, for instance, the Saudis or Emiratis invade.
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Do you have the right tools to organize said army in order to invade the lands of Westeros?
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Polygamous societies are bloodier, more likely to invade their neighbours and more prone to collapse than others are.
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European-influenced brunch and décor invade Ari at this sun-drenched Italian-style cafe, which opened last year.
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The women and children left first, followed by the men who'd stayed behind hoping that ISIS wouldn't invade.
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Fortunately, Jamie Bailey, the owner of the home, was at work when the gator was trying to invade.
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"Reports that the president threatened to invade Mexico are false," a White House official said on Feb. 1.
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One instance was when Trump again denied supporting the decision to invade Iraq, as Alex Shephard pointed out.
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" On former President George W. Bush's decision to invade Iraq: "He started something that destroyed the Middle East.
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Smith and Exxon allies have said those investigations invade the free speech rights of Exxon and its scientists.
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"Apparently it's legal in America for heavily armed white terrorists to invade Oregon," Montel Williams wrote on Twitter.
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As president, Trump at times publicly chided Bolton as a warmonger who's too eager to invade other countries.
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LGV may first produce a temporary genital pimple, blister or ulcer, and then invade the body's lymphatic system.
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The Army wanted to invade with 400,000 troops in order to stabilize the nation after toppling Saddam Hussein.
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But his decision to invade neighboring Ukraine and annex Crimea undid Sochi's Olympic glory, almost overnight, experts said.
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As temperatures continue creeping up, mosquitos won't just invade more places—they'll also eat (read: bite) more often.
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As of now, there's no indication that the US has any plans to invade the Latin American country.
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Clusters and clouds of white balloons regularly populate and invade the photographs of French artist Charles Pétillon's work.
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"Reports that the president threatened to invade Mexico are false," a White House official said on Feb 1.
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" However, a somewhat conflicting conclusion found that patients believe "that unsolicited contact with relatives could invade their privacy.
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The aliens, I mean, who can't seem to resist the impulse to invade Earth and wipe out humanity.
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A swarm of whiteheads starts to invade the sculpted, sun-kissed Chrissy Teigen-esque cheekbones of your daydreams.
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"Any attempts to harm Taiwan's people or invade its territory," he said, "will come at a great cost."
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These people can invade my house, my party headquarters and my movement, but they will not scare me.
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There is little risk that Utah will make war on Colorado, or that New Hampshire will invade Vermont.
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I am still thinking about the armies of staples that invade those canvases, their endless readings from above.
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And at times of domestic crisis, the country's top officials have said that Washington is planning to invade.
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Likewise, we did not and probably will not invade Venezuela, much to the relief of Latin American governments.
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Invading Iraq More than a year later, Mattis was "stunned" by George W. Bush's decision to invade Iraq.
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Richard Lugar in October 2002 that would have required greater congressional approval for Bush's ability to invade Iraq.
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Whether those extra species are a good thing for the ecosystems they invade is, of course, another question.
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In the almost identically composed "Weathered," 2018, the artist lets this torrent of visible strokes invade her arms.
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Yet there's no worry among French or British leaders that the US is going to invade their countries.
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And it's America that Moore appears to be a little less critical of in Where to Invade Next.
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Trump regularly jokes to world leaders, ambassadors and military officers that Bolton wants to invade countries and start wars.
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Decide what to do about a homicidal dragon-owning Targaryen who wants to invade and lay waste to everyone.
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But there are many ways to reduce the risk and make it harder for hackers to invade your smartphone.
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As cameras proliferate in the name of safety, there's a real chance they can be misused to invade privacy.
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"Give a species half the chance, it will expand its geographic range and invade a new ecosystem," he added.
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The vaccine virus is somewhat different from the natural one, and does not invade the crucial antibody-making cells.
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Turkey has made clear it will invade and obliterate the Syrian Kurds, America's allies, who Turkey views as terrorists.
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Russia accuses Turkey of plotting to invade Syria, and is likely to blame Ankara if the partial truce collapses.
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The motive for British action against Guatemalan rebels was that guerrilla hideouts in Belize would provoke Guatemala to invade.
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Like an invisible fog, they sweep our phones and our televisions, they invade our conversations, they crowd our thoughts.
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Truthfully, it's only controversial if you are a publisher of content meant to invade the feeds of regular people.
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He said he disagreed with the U.S. decision to invade Iraq in 2003 and that Obama botched the withdrawal.
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In any case, both rumors point to Amazon cooking up new ways to invade your home—and stay there.
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The Ebola virus is studded with molecules called glycoproteins, which look like hooks and help the virus invade cells.
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Trump on Monday claimed in a tweet that he meant Russia would not invade Ukraine if he were president.
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Young but far from foolish, a cast of girls stand their ground while animal specters invade their immediate surroundings.
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Throughout the four-part series, Luke lies about the WiFi password so moochers with laptops don't invade the diner.
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To resolve the Cuban missile crisis, President Kennedy publicly promised the Soviet Union that he would not invade Cuba.
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"People will invade, clear and start farming the land and then start faking property titles to it," he said.
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Convinced that the United States was about to invade Cuba, Castro urged the Soviets to launch a nuclear attack.
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But Axios noted that there are no signs the Trump administration has plans to invade the South American country.
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The SBU worries Russia is using the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate) to incite tensions as cover to invade.
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The flag waved unadorned, just black and white, with a word that seemed to invade all my senses: lynched.
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After Mr. Bush, Mr. Blair was the world leader most associated with the decision to invade Iraq in 2003.
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They railed against the evil of 'inquisitorial' income and wealth taxes that allow tax collectors to 'invade' private homes.
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"We want students to know, 'We're not here to fix or save you or invade your privacy,'" adds Hemminger.
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This extended, Trump said, to the Baltic countries right on Russia's border — the very countries Russia might conceivably invade.
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But he admits November and free agency and a big family decision do invade his consciousness every so often.
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Though the percentage of dark net users migrating over is already significant, wait until dealers invade "clear net"—i.e.
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She'd been doing some entertaining when some of the paper's editorial staff and board members invade, so there's that.
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"Hollywood is trying to invade Iran, and this is our answer," said Farhad Azima, one of the film's creators.
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Soon an endearing furry creature, indigenous to Japan but rarely seen here, will briefly invade American shores: the totoro.
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The soldiers of Freedom Summer soon invade Mississippi; they incur losses but seize the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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"New cast members invade the scene bringing conflict, heartbreak and deception to the mix," MTV said of season 3.
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"I have had riders yell at me, argue with me, and some invade my personal space," one worker said.
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There's no shortage of gadgets at CES ready to invade the last bastion of privacy at home: the bathroom.
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Today things are different, as Turkey threatens to invade Manbij, a town where US special operations forces patrol regularly.
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Both voted as lawmakers for the war in Afghanistan, although Sanders voted against giving the authority to invade Iraq.
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Now they are poised to invade states along the border, threatening to establish a new beachhead in this country.
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Still, the families are further aligned when, shortly after the Mayerses move in, two thugs invade the Lodge home.
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Patton wanted to invade the Soviet Union after World War II to head off perceived future threats to America.
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Not that aliens need a reason to invade, per se, but what was it that set the apocalypse into motion?
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That attack would potentially enable rogue delivery people to stealthily steal from Amazon customers, or otherwise invade their inner sanctum.
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When Asano's small army finally tries to invade Iron Town, all of the city's men are off elsewhere with Eboshi.
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The party contains Joe Biden, who wanted to invade and partition Iraq, and Bernie Sanders, who voted against the invasion.
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That may only grow this season, as the White Walkers invade the North and the true battle for Queendom begins.
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"Kansas' prosecutions," Francisco argued, "neither invade a federally occupied field not conflict with Congress' purposes" in passing the federal law.
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Mr Trump abandoned America's Kurdish allies earlier this month, pulling out his troops when Turkey threatened to invade northern Syria.
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Turkey aligned with Germany in the first world war, and the allies did attempt to invade and divide its empire.
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Tywin also oversaw the war against the Starks, commanded the Mountain to invade the Riverlands, and tormented his son Tyrion.
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How do you actually manage to switch off and not let the stress of the everyday invade your personal life?
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Environmental activists protested the auction and threatened to invade the Rio de Janeiro hotel where the round was taking place.
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Privacy advocates have voiced concerns that targeted advertising may invade privacy and the information gathered could be misused or hacked.
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You hopefully see some new acts, and let other people's limbs and/or tent guy lines invade your personal space.
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Flexport could invade other parts of the freight ecosystem, but for now it's trying to concentrate on its unique strengths.
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This comes on the heels of his tacit invitation to the Russians to invade our NATO allies in Eastern Europe.
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All that kept Hussein from having a nuclear bomb by the mid-1990s, therefore, was his decision to invade Kuwait.
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The Syria retreat has been widely characterized as giving Turkey a green light to invade and go after the Kurds.
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You are among the 'forsaken' few who invade the now abandoned settlements to collect what little fortune was left behind.
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"To invade people's personal space and their personal lives is something we wouldn't want to invite upon ourselves," he said.
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In a new world of family instability, the horrors of the adult sphere—strangers, stalkers, encroaching death—invade the home.
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At one point, the castle's dungeon held Spanish prisoners after a failed attempt to invade England in the 433th century.
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Following the Kremlin's instructions, the teacher, pretending to sound like God, gives the 43rd president the idea to invade Iraq.
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As part of her duties, she created balsa-wood relief maps of Sicily as the Allies prepared to invade Italy.
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They're not just, say, invading your house — they're setting up shop there, so they can invade your neighbors' houses too.
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Their dispute over which of the ancient gods is rightful eventually compels Cyrus to invade, thus ending the Babylonian Empire.
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Put together, not acting on his threat to invade Venezuela may have been among Trump's least hawkish actions last year.
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Via Gawker Related: Nonotak's Infinite Sound and Vision Experience Giant Human Heads Invade Famous Galleries The Louvre's Glass Pyramid, Gone!
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Was it sane for President Kennedy to support a ragtag bunch of revolutionaries to invade Cuba and then abandon them?
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"Kansas' prosecutions," Francisco argued, "neither invade a federally occupied field nor conflict with Congress' purposes" in passing the federal law.
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That attack led the Americans to invade Afghanistan in an effort to hunt down Al Qaeda's mastermind, Osama bin Laden.
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The United States did invade the colonies that later became Canada and were, at the time, controlled by the British.
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However, he told CNN affiliate WPBF that they can't live there because of to the vultures that continue to invade.
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Trump had pressed Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan not to invade northern Syria before the Turks moved into the country.
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Rumblings at the time hinted that Iran (and its nascent nuclear program) was next on the Bush administration's "invade" list.
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I keep the upper-floor pretty empty because when I work on a project there I sort of invade it.
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While he identified the correct Napoleon, his version of the 18th-century conqueror's failed attempt to invade Russia is garbled.
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Agriculture is slowly withering, too — the roofs of handsome stone barns have collapsed, while untamed forests invade the surrounding fields.
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But do we need to invade the privacy of every person who enrolls in a particular school to prevent that?
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"These are all the exact things" that U.S. officials warned Erdogan would probably happen in urging him not to invade.
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To prevent those, you have to look outward and invade the privacy of those potentially right on the street outside.
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He's heralded by right wing figures throughout Europe, particularly when he equates migrants to terrorists threatening to invade his country.
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We might even see a troop build-up, just in case North Korea decided to invade the South in response.
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The withdrawal allowed Turkey to invade the region and attack U.S.-allied Kurds, who have been instrumental in fighting ISIS.
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In December 2018, and then in August 2019, it stoked a crises with the U.S., threatening to invade eastern Syria.
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Kim reportedly said that he would end his country's nuclear program if the US promised never to invade the country.
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In December, some of Reddit's other communities, which have traditionally been liberal-leaning, began to "brigade" or invade the subreddit.
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"It makes sense that you can get $4,000 a month and spend it without having to invade your principal," said Brandt.
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He has meaningful things to say in Where to Invade Next, but you have to get past him to hear them.
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"His campaign speeches ... became a license to invade indigenous lands," said Ivaneide Bandeira, head of the ethno-environmental defense NGO Kanindé.
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In the end, Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev agreed to remove the missiles if President Kennedy agreed the U.S. would not invade.
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We've just gotten used to drones buzzing in the skies over public parks; now they're set to invade the duck pond.
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Few tech companies can rival Uber in its combination of blurred ethical lines and data-fueled power to invade people's privacy.
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And I'd convince the leaders of Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and from South America to invade and colonize Europe, right?
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Out of 20 sectors, Alphabet only has a few left to invade: agriculture, mining, construction, arts and entertainment and company management.
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Some people search sites, including Whitepages, make visitors disclaim that they won't use the data to perpetrate fraud or invade privacy.
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The episode threw Balon Greyjoy off a rope bridge, and had the wildlings successfully invade Castle Black to overthrow Jon's killers.
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The most devious of hackers can hijack your computer view, invade your privacy, and catch you in some pretty compromising positions.
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Note also that a backyard pool isn't going to be used to mug a neighbor, or to invade a nearby school.
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Encryption provides a crucial check on the government's ability to invade — and criminalize — the private and political lives of marginalized communities.
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This enables them to invade cells— and they do so by ripping open the membrane barriers that are in its way.
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If Mr Putin were to invade, he would have to kill citizens from most of them, making a NATO response inevitable.
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Once mature viral particles are produced, they are released from the cell and can then go on to invade adjacent cells.
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The files show that British commanders feared these cross-border raids would give the Guatemalan leadership an excuse to invade Belize.
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And he could force Jeb Bush to confront the decision to invade Iraq, an issue the candidate stumbled over early on.
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He also defended the decision to invade Iraq, saying it was based on intelligence that later turned out to be faulty.
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The area had been patrolled jointly by U.S. and Turkish forces under a deal aiming to persuade Turkey not to invade.
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The Skrulls also happen to be really good at shapeshifting, which comes in very handy for their efforts to invade Earth.
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Two of those countries were France and Germany, which both opposed the U.S. decision to invade Iraq and depose Saddam Hussein.
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It's a system since popularized by mobile games like Clash of Clans, in which players manage clans and invade one another.
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"No one's ever advocated going that step where get a little bit, 'Hey, I'm going to invade someone's space,' " Stern continued.
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The product could make it much easier to record personal information and invade another person's privacy without them even realizing it.
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Western democracies in the U.S., Canada and Europe cannot allow Russia to invade a sovereign nation in Europe without serious penalties.
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Landless activists routinely invade massive ranches and farms in Latin America's largest nation, where there is deep inequality in land distribution.
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But he let it get to him and let Durant invade his mind, and everyone heard it and ragged on him.
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The Islamic State carved out a ministate in Syria's chaos, then used it as a base to invade Iraq in 2014.
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When they do lapse, the European Union will have conceded Russia's right to invade or intervene in whatever territory it wants.
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The Constitution allows the government to invade our privacy by, say, wiretapping our telephones, for law enforcement purposes in limited circumstances.
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A more effective way of preventing hacker invasions is to keep users away from the tools they use to invade networks.
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They dox the target, call and invade their real-life space, and issue threats to the target and the target's family.
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The episode threw Balon Greyjoy off a rope bridge and had the wildlings successfully invade Castle Black to overthrow Jon's murderers.
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One strategy is to target a protein on the virus's outer surface called hemagglutinin, which the bug uses to invade cells.
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Madness ensues after four malevolent beings who call themselves the "tethered" and look identical to the Wilson family invade their home.
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Ukrainians, with US assurances of protecting their borders had given up their nuclear arsenal, only to have the Russians invade them.
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By keeping their hosts as stem cells for longer, the viruses were able to invade more parts of the embryo's body.
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Last week, a Syrian government airstrike killed about three dozen Turkish troops, pushing Turkey to invade and directly challenge Syria's forces.
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"Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" (coming June 22) The sequel's second trailer brings the terror home as dinosaurs invade a child's bedroom.
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The centerpiece of American military strategy was a plan to invade and conquer a significant portion of what is now Canada.
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CreditCreditTamir Kalifa for The New York Times At East Austin College Prep in Texas, raccoons and rats invade offices and classrooms.
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Turkey, a NATO ally of the U.S., has threatened to invade a Syrian Kurdish enclave, called Afrin, as soon as today.
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The United States is certainly not going to invade and occupy Iran — forever — to ensure that it does not go nuclear.
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He believes it had more to do with the North trying to control, and eventually invade, the South than anything else.
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He's also continued his threats to invade Northeast Syria, where U.S. troops are stationed alongside fighters from the Syrian Democratic Forces.
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In 1980, in the midst of the Iranian hostage crisis, Donald Trump in an interview said the US should invade Iran.
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You'll recall ... 4 women filed suit against Danny and the Church claiming they conspired to stalk them and invade their privacy.
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For Children Soon an endearing furry creature, indigenous to Japan but rarely seen here, will briefly invade American shores: the totoro.
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That would satisfy the main demand of Taliban insurgents, and address the problem that led America to invade 18 years ago.
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Published in 1973, the dystopian novel details how a flotilla of Indian migrants reach France's southern coast to invade the country.
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When the worms invade the stomach wall or intestines, the result is gastrointestinal pain, nausea and vomiting, according to the CDC.
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Google has said it turned over some of the requested records but withheld others that it believes would invade workers' privacy.
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"I think the White House was worried that if I succeeded it would mess up their plans to invade," he said.
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"Even the colonels' junta did not feel it had the political legitimacy to invade occupied universities," it said in a statement.
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"Even the colonels' junta did not feel it had the political legitimacy to invade occupied universities," it said in a statement.
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"Of course they can invade us, they are used to killing millions in Iraq, Libya, Syria and elsewhere," Mr. Bernal said.
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Bordered in white, these bursts of blue and deep red contrast sharply with the yellow-orange of the field they invade.
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The current outbreak is the first in which scientists have seen the virus invade a large continent where no one is immune.
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It was the rationale President George W. Bush used to invade Iraq, topple Saddam and install a government more to his liking.
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In other court cases, Trump's private legal team has argued that the Democrats' subpoenas have no legislative purpose and invade his privacy.
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Art Festival 30 Street Artists Invade Long Beach, Furniture Flies Check Out These New Water-Focused Murals from a Paddleboarding Street Artist
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Is there an epidemic of trans agitators exploiting their adopted genders to invade women's restrooms and do untoward stuff to young girls?
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After the attack, the Imperial Japanese Navy planned to invade and capture Midway Island by luring American aircraft carriers into an ambush.
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The defense line was built by about 292,22019 soldiers, and is considered the main reason the Russians weren't able to invade Finland.
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But by night, he's a cloaked hero who protects his love Sailor Moon (aka Usagi) from the aliens that continually invade earth.
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He was supposed to travel east and ally with Daenerys, but he instead decided to turn west and invade Westeros without her.
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And yes, if that sounds familiar that's because it's a sequel to Olympus Has Fallen which saw terrorists invade the White House.
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Related: Street Artist Paints Murals onto Melting Icebergs Paddleboarding Artist Makes Murals from the Water Interdimensional Portals and Miniature Murals Invade Honolulu
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But they better not coming running to the United States with those mutant, teleporting fish grow up and decide to invade Toronto.
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China says it would never invade other countries to impose its will (apart from Taiwan, which it does not consider a country).
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You can even invade the Apple ecosystem with these buds, which work seamlessly via the USB-C ports on MacBooks and iMacs.
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IF CHINA'S RULERS ever decide to invade Taiwan—a grim but not impossible prospect—they will need good answers to two questions.
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Potentially, this foreshadows her grievous error of choosing not to invade King's Landing and instead take her armies to fight at Winterfell.
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His response, as quoted in the Afro-Surrealist manifesto, calls on artists to invade dominant culture through the back door of aesthetics.
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The battle was also seen as a victory over colonialism, especially since white men had been trying invade Mexican land for decades.
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Like Clinton — though Biden's record is not quite as hawkish — Biden enthusiastically voted to authorize President George W. Bush to invade Iraq.
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"I don't mean to be hyperbolic about it, but clearly what happened yesterday were people trying to invade our border," he said.
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At some point before half-time, a band of balaclava-clad Legia hooligans tried to invade the Dortmund section of the stands.
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The skies are mottled and full of omens and these swatches invade as if they were the manifestations of these omens foretold.
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The series has a unique take on multiplayer that lets other real humans invade your game as terrifying red-and-black ghosts.
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The Japanese invaded China in August 1937, but they don't invade Shanghai because Shanghai is controlled by the Americans, British, and French.
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Four more armadas were sent to invade the British Isles, although in the end good luck and bad weather scuppered their plans.
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He said Bolsonaro has deliberately demoralized environmental agencies and given wildcat miners an incentive to cut down trees and invade indigenous reservations.
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When extra-terrestrials inevitably invade our planet, offer them this as a gesture of peace, and you just made save our species.
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Trump administration officials have had to tell opposition leaders that, notwithstanding Trump's comments, the United States has no plans to invade Venezuela.
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No one has a right to invade another's legitimate sphere of autonomy, to attack him or steal the fruits of his labor.
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As mayor, he threatened to "break the heads" of criminals and boasted that his Police Department was strong enough to invade Cuba.
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In response to the video, Sanders said that his point was that the United States should not have tried to invade Cuba.
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" He defended a message sent to Mr. Bush, before the decision to invade, including the phrase: "I will be with you, whatever.
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A 2011 government survey found that 50% of Brazilians believed another country would invade Brazil and try to take the rainforest's resources.
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"We cannot allow all of these people to invade our Country," Trump wrote in a tweet that hammered undocumented migrants on Sunday.
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Yes, this is the internet, so people are going to town on the latest cuddly creature to invade the Star Wars universe.
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Some Laikipia residents said politicians were encouraging herders to invade private land, hoping to win votes in national elections scheduled for August.
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Consider, in particular, the George W. Bush administration's decision to invade Iraq in 2003 (along with the spin-off wars that followed).
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It's a shot at Google, he says, "as they've been trying to invade Microsoft's turf" in the hybrid cloud space with Anthos.
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US and Turkish troops had engaged in joint patrols there, Reuters reports, part of an effort to convince Erdogan not to invade.
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"It's not right to invade someone's privacy like that," the youngster said of the intense media scrutiny that often followed Michael Jackson.
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The book portrays brown-skinned immigrants from India as savages who eat their own feces and invade the "white world" of Europe.
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Soon, fearing that the French would invade and re-enslave the population, he called for the murder of all remaining white Frenchmen.
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What the Trump administration will actually look like; Gambia's neighbors invade in the name of democracy; Chapo Guzman is on US soil.
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The charges include 14 counts for the 14 people they filmed without consent and one count of criminal conspiracy to invade privacy.
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Israel and the United States have accused Hamas of fomenting the protests as a guise to invade Israeli territory and kill civilians.
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The president pushed him up against a wall and demanded to know how he had the authority to invade the White House.
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After rats invade the wedding feast, the town tries to deal with the plague by burning a Jewish alchemist at the stake.
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Summer is fast approaching and that means you can count on insects like mosquitos, fleas, and ticks to invade homes and yards.
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Now, read the article, "Kim Prepared to Cede Nuclear Weapons if U.S. Pledges Not to Invade," and answer the following questions: 1.
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They don't have the right, however, to invade the public space and impose their ideology and belief system represented by their dress.
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Anti-bots from black-hole galaxy invade planet formerly known as Earth, make peace with resident bots through mutual love of Prince.
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Rather than balance competing values, the United States merely established a series of weak qualifying procedures for a license to invade privacy.
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Biden and Obama were on opposite sides of the central foreign policy question of the era: whether or not to invade Iraq.
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North Korea routinely denounces military exercises by U.S. and South Korean forces that it regards as thinly disguised preparations to invade it.
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The roots of food, causing radioactive isotopes to invade the body of those who consume them, absorb cesium 137 and strontium 90.
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Yet we must always remember that to invade is to govern: Once you conquer a territory, you assume responsibility for running it.
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These ideals are threatened by a way of doing business that by its nature seeks to invade the most sanctified of spaces.
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North Korea has reportedly offered to end its nuclear program if the U.S. agrees not to invade the country in the future.
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Ukrainians can rue their 1994 decision to abandon their nuclear arsenal as the reason Vladimir Putin felt free to invade in 2014.
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They not only disrupt Hatidze and threaten the insects' existence — they invade an established way of life on the relatively untouched mountain.
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In that film, a pair of lawless psychopaths brutally invade a home in the middle of an idyllic, upper-middle-class neighborhood.
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For an artist whose family escaped Iraq only to witness their new country invade their old, Rakowitz's mission is a poignant one.
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Baghdadi also warned that Idlib province in Syria was about to fall as Russia and Syrian government forces were preparing to invade it.
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A hacker could find out if a target was using an Echo, in the hopes of using it to invade the person's network.
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President Trump tweeted Sunday that people who "invade" the U.S. must get sent back to their home countries immediately, without any court action.
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Nixey said he did not believe Russia would invade or otherwise make incursions in a way that would trigger NATO's collective defense clause.
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It's hard not to watch Amazon's Alexa and Google's Assistant invade millions of living rooms and not feel like Apple blew an opportunity.
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The cells lining bird guts and human lungs are built differently, meaning that the virus needs different sets of tools to invade them.
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Mr. Trump this month pulled American troops out of Syria, forsaking the Kurds who were guarding European jihadists, and allowing Turkey to invade.
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Yes, but: As cameras proliferate in the name of safety, there's a real chance they can be misused to invade privacy, says Abuelsamid.
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After many such bites, the larvae develop into thin microscopic worms which invade the host's lymphatic system, where they grow into adult worms.
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I didn't just feel like crap about my body, but that I'd let any bit of hetero beauty norms invade my sex life.
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The withdrawal of American troops from the border early this month gave Turkey the opportunity to invade Kurdish-held territory in northern Syria.
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And of course this got immediately misconstrued as "New Mexico president calls for migrants to invade America," which of course is not true.
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He suddenly gave a green light to Turkey to invade northeast Syria, a move that could put America's Kurdish allies in mortal peril.
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But as Emily Stewart explains in Vox ……….. he did not: Twitter allowed someone to invade my text with a disgusting anti-President message.
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I've definitely had experiences, with men in particular, where someone will just come up and invade my space without asking to do so.
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Liberals, including this newspaper, have argued against national identity registers on the basis that they invade privacy and aid oppression by the state.
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I have no idea if the United States is going to invade North Korea or drop bombs on Kim Jong-un's brutal regime.
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Because malaria parasites invade through membranes and replicate in red blood cells, scientists also want to study how DUP4 keeps the parasites out.
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In 2003, Mr. Assad watched the United States invade neighboring Iraq and pull its fearsome dictator out of a hole in the ground.
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At the time, there was debate over if it was justified to invade Iraq because the country supposedly had weapons of mass destruction.
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The viruses — whose mission is to invade eye cells and infuse genetic material into them — are then carefully placed in the patient's retina.
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The leader of this group is the German cockroach, whose job is to invade our homes and spy on us through our walls.
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Bush's decision not to invade Iraq after pushing Saddam Hussein out of Kuwait was one example of that mix of prudence and wisdom.
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Kim during that meeting reportedly said he would give up Pyongyang's nuclear weapons should the United States vow it won't invade North Korea.
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Extremely frigid air, straight from the Arctic, is poised to invade portions of the central and eastern U.S. over the next few days.
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President Donald Trump and his advisers had assumed that Turkey wouldn't follow through its threats to invade northern Syria, Axios reported on Sunday.
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His weird man-crush on Putin and his invitation this week to Russia to invade the Baltics seem like good places to start.
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Nor would it be possible for foreign cyber actors to invade America's critical infrastructure sectors, such as energy, nuclear, water, aviation and manufacturing.
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For one thing, Mr. Putin is someone who doesn't worry about little things like international law when he decides to invade a country.
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For the first two years of his administration, Donald Trump couldn't seem to decide what country he wanted to invade and overthrow more.
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"Apparently it's legal in America for heavily armed white terrorists to invade Oregon," Montel Williams, a former talk show host, wrote on Twitter.
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And it's especially difficult to take from a British politician who voted to invade Iraq, no matter how much he regrets it now.
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US Presidents have found many ways around formally declaring war on a country they seek to invade, but Twitter isn't one of them.
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In April 1961, about 1,500 Cuban exiles trained and backed by the CIA set out to invade and overthrow the Fidel Castro regime.
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Tensions rose this month when a senior Chinese diplomat threatened that China would invade Taiwan if any U.S. warships made port visits there.
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Despite that, Trump insisted this week that he showed "vision" and "courage" by pulling troops and clearing a path for Turkey to invade.
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Sometimes it has seemed like there wasn't a country in the Middle East that Hillary Clinton didn't want to invade, intervene or topple.
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Government forces in Turkey on Saturday reported killing 35 Kurdish militants that were trying to invade a base in the southeastern Hakkari province.
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That allows it to be infected with SARS and the new coronavirus, which both target that receptor as they try to invade cells.
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Un virus es un pequeño microbio codependiente que se aferra a una célula, la invade, se reproduce y pasa a su siguiente huésped.
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Related: Massive Talking Heads Invade an Amsterdam Cathedral These CGI Hunks Are Just Bags of Male Tears Step Into A Real Life Matrix
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Google open-sourced its differential privacy tool, to help any company that crunches big data sets invade your privacy less in the process.
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But because Tesla used an organic-fiber pad at the edge of the sunroof, aggressive molds invade at alarming rates in certain climates.
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In 2002, former President George Bush tried to draw links between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda to build a case to invade Iraq.
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Like a particularly aggressive strain of kudzu, their artistic output will invade every room of your home if you don't battle it back.
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It won't surprise me at all if it turns out wildfire is what saves the day as the White Walkers invade King's Landing.
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Temel Karamollaoglu, leader of the small Felicity Party, criticizes Mr. Erdogan for betraying his religion by letting corruption and injustice invade his government.
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Then, when he declared that under his watch Russia would never invade Ukraine, he clarified that he meant beyond already taking over Crimea.
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Opinion Columnist WASHINGTON — It's funny that Donald Trump doesn't like a movie about con artists who invade an elegant house and wreak chaos.
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As Steve tries to warn the town, the gelatinous villain goes on to gobble up the local mechanic and invade the movie theater.
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When the Japanese invade, Jamie becomes separated from his parents and relies on the help of a lone soldier (John Malkovich) to survive.
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"People just aren't aware of how much personal information is being taken and regularly used in fashions that invade their privacy," Weisman said.
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Starting around 2000, Mr. Mugabe's lieutenants sent squads of young men to invade hundreds of white-owned farms and chase away their owners.
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This was remarkable language from the White House, all but giving Turkey a green light to invade what has been an American protectorate.
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Journalists invade Vanessa's lab with questions about the work of her father, a researcher obsessed with the monster, who went missing years ago.
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Turkey threatened to invade the country to launch offensives against the Kurds, who helped the U.S. fight ISIS and monitored the ISIS detainees.
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North Korea reportedly said at the meeting it would give up its nuclear weapons program should the United States vow it won't invade.
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During that visit, Carson referred to trans people as "big, hairy men" trying to invade women's shelters, the Washington Post reported on Thursday.
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" When I wrote about George W. Bush relying on souped-up intelligence to invade Iraq, people would ask, "Why do you hate W.?
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It's not clear whether the PLA will actually invade, but there have been hints by top government leaders over the past few weeks.
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Before we even entered the war, Germany was caught sending the notorious Zimmermann Telegram to Mexico, urging it to invade the United States.
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The Manoki and other tribes fear that outsiders are now emboldened by Bolsonaro's pro-development and anti-indigenous rhetoric to invade their territory.
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With Africa's population expected to nearly double by 2050, demands are increasing on already scarce land, pushing people to invade forests for agriculture.
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If political campaigns can invade our privacy and manipulate our opinions with the data they collect, some fear it will erode our democracy.
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Macron's comments, Trump's confusing policy in Syria and Turkey's decision to defy allies and invade northern Syria last month have strained the mood.
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Spoiler alert: It was not because of terrorism, as claimed this month by President Trump, who said the Soviets were right to invade.
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America is obligated to do more than just not invade Germany; it's pledged to actually defend Germany in the event of an attack.
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When pressed by CNN host Anderson Cooper several minutes later, Trump hypothesized that there may be other reasons Bush decided to invade Iraq.
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He said he was prepared to negotiate with the prime minister, but if no power-sharing deal was reached, he could invade the capital.
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Sanders would be less likely to invade a foreign country than Clinton, and would draw brighter red lines in trade negotiations with other governments.
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Warrantless wiretapping In order to invade a US citizen's privacy for a search or seizure, law enforcement is legally required to have a warrant.
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It's also about astronauts on a science-related mission trapped on a spaceship with an alien that likes to envelop and invade its prey.
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Fresh tattoos can create an opening for germs to invade the skin, and immunocompromised people are already more vulnerable to these types of infections.
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But the French, ruled by Napoleon III, decided to invade, taking over the country and setting up a monarchy led by an Austrian archduke.
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While editorial independence is an important principle, it's also important that senior editors exercise good judgment and avoid publishing stories that invade people's privacy.
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The First Amendment does not protect a right to invade a person's privacy by publicizing without consent nude photographs or videos of sexual activity.
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Tensions rose earlier this month after a senior Chinese diplomat threatened that China would invade Taiwan if any U.S. warships made port visits there.
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At the end of the day says Ciani, women should take matters into their own hands rather than trying to invade the boy's club.
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However, after 22/20063 and the US military's decision to invade Iraq, the game had to be overhauled and given a Middle East aesthetic.
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That very flexibility also means that they've been abused, slowing down the mobile web with trackers that invade our privacy and deplete our batteries.
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If Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan was monitoring the impeachment efforts to drive his military strategy, why didn't he invade Syria three weeks ago?
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Lawmakers in the room applauded colleagues who spoke against administration's decision to withdraw US forces, abandon Kurds and to effectively allow Turkey to invade.
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South Korea announced on Sunday that Mr. Kim had agreed to abandon his nuclear weapons if the U.S. promised not to invade his country.
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" Stern added: "No no one's ever advocated going that step where you get a little bit like, "Hey, I'm going to invade someone's space."
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While admitting that the decision to invade Iraq was a mistake, Blair has defended his position and insists he did not mislead the public.
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The sequel diverges slightly, having you again invade someone's privacy on behalf of the government, but in order to discredit them on social media.
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Despite general disdain for Maduro, Chavismo and socialism remain popular in Venezuela, and Americans are unlikely to be greeted as liberators if they invade.
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Team Mobot's fleet learns over time to increase accuracy, and the startup plans to invade the Internet of Things and medical device verticals next.
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After 2000, the country held a referendum in 2004 on George W. Bush's decision to invade Iraq and his management of that defining misadventure.
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The letter tried to persuade Erdogan to reverse a decision to invade Syria that Erdogan told Trump about in an Oct 6 phone call.
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And I'm going to tell you Joe Biden, here's who's not safe: those who voted to send us to invade the nation of Iraq.
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North Korea has vowed never to give up its nuclear weapons program, which it defends as a necessary defense against U.S. plans to invade.
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Next time you invade someone's personal space to impose your beliefs on them, please offer them an oil or a gentle cleanser instead, Bradley.
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That question would invade my thoughts and get stuck there — until the next guy came along and I was able to prove myself again.
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"This program would invade individual privacy and imperil freedom of expression while being ineffective and prohibitively expensive to implement and maintain," the groups wrote.
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The highlight is Herbal Assault, a mode that inverts the returning "Plants invade and destroy a Zombie base" Gardens & Graveyards mode from Garden Warfare.
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Google has said it has turned over some of the requested records, but withheld other information that it believes would invade its workers' privacy.
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Key to the Hitler mythos is the story of a scary leader who became a tyrannical monster; he did not invade Poland in 1933.
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Earlier, Bush had also ordered US troops to invade Panama after an off-duty Marine was killed by forces loyal to dictator Manuel Noriega.
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And if that doesn't make you feel like quite enough of a dick, you can always invade the kitchen and throw some food around.
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During that meeting, Kim reportedly said his country will give up its nuclear weapons should the United States vow not to invade North Korea.
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Khrushchev wasn't anxious to go to war either, so he finally agreed after extracting a promise from Kennedy that the US wouldn't invade Cuba.
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He stationed troops along Ukraine's borders, hinting that he might invade to "protect" the region's Russian speakers if Ukrainian troops tried to restore order.
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Some of Mr. Trump's critics argue that by saying he might not defend NATO allies he is encouraging Russia to invade or pressure them.
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In it, Oates, who died in 1982, stars with Corey Allen as a pair of drifters who invade the life of a lonely housewife.
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Related: Audiovisual Installation Explores the Concept of Consciousness Massive Talking Heads Invade an Amsterdam Cathedral "Scanner Room" Transports You Inside A Celestial Copy Machine
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How it falls apart: Pyongyang threatens war with South Korea after Seoul says it would invade the North if it threatens a nuclear strike.
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Eventually I knew they were going to invade all over the globe but I didn't want America to bring such a lousy hamburger worldwide.
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Art Festival Interdimensional Portals and Miniature Murals Invade Honolulu World's Largest GIF-iti Comes Alive In Taiwan Street Artist Tags Hawaii with Yarn Graffiti
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For all the existential questions, Claudio is sensual in her approach, with breathy tracks that invade your personal space in all the right ways.
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Trump sent a letter to Erdoğan on October 9 threatening him not to invade Syria, even though Trump was already pulling back US troops.
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Trump's lawyers have justified stonewalling subpoenas by arguing that the Democratic demands exceed congressional authority, are overly broad or improperly invade Trump's private affairs.
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Some of these invade far more than bodegas and discount stores; they are winter-hardy toughs that jostle themselves into fields and woodland edges.
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Sin embargo, puedes evitar gran parte de ese monitoreo que invade tu privacidad, si inviertes unos minutos en ajustar las configuraciones de tus dispositivos.
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I am not an A.T.M. for profiteers who now invade by landline, cellphone, email and text whenever they wish and how often they choose.
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Like a particularly aggressive strain of kudzu, your children's artistic output will invade every room of your home if you don't battle it back.
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"We cannot allow all of these people to invade our Country," Mr. Trump tweeted while on the way to his golf course in Virginia.
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"The appendix, with its high concentration of lymphoid tissue, stimulates and supports the immune system, especially when pathogens invade the gastrointestinal tract," she explained.
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Incidentally there are lots of ways you can protect your privacy from those who would invade it — we've got a pretty thorough guide here.
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He tagged along with some other activists in the spring of 2003 on a peacemaking mission, not knowing when the United States might invade.
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Let's break down a few of the most common ways we accidentally invade one another's privacy every day — and how we can stop it.
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Like other Venezuelan leaders, Mr. Maduro has used the United States to rally his people, often with specious warnings of American plots to invade.
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The newcomers not only disrupt Muratova and threaten the insects' existence but also invade an established way of life on the relatively untouched mountain.
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British forces in South Africa prepared to invade Zulu with less than 1,800 redcoats and colonial troops, a few field guns, and some rockets.
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If North Korea were to invade South Korea with its ample army, it must reckon with the possibility of a nuclear response from America.
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The First Amendment does not protect a right to invade a person's privacy by publicizing, without consent, nude photographs or videos of sexual activity.
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During that meeting, Kim reportedly said he would give up his nation's nuclear weapons if the United States vows it won't invade North Korea.
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The last time Congress authorized the use of military force was in 2003, when it voted to let President George W. Bush invade Iraq.
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Within a few weeks, 2 million people had RSVPed to the event that essentially invited people to invade military property, prompting a military response.
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If they planted farmland for the Mashco, it would provide them with yucca and bananas, giving them less reason to invade other people's property.
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The newcomers not only disrupt Muratova and threaten the insects' existence but also invade an established way of life on the relatively untouched mountain.
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North Korea has made very clear that it will discuss denuclearization only if the United States demonstrates that it will not invade its country.
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Year in and year out, with fatalistic regularity, envelopes bearing that name would invade the homes of the unwary, the unwilling and the unready.
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Mr. Erdogan has repeatedly announced his plans to invade our region, claiming that the Peoples' Protection Units, or the Y.P.G., have a presence here.
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When Jao asks what all of it was for, the cab driver talks about the plot to invade the mainland in the late 1960s.
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You may remember Nader from such elections as 2000, where he played spoiler for George W. Bush, who went on to invade and destroy Iraq.
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But as more apps and sites invade our lives, this psychological insight could evolve, as including emojis in messages may no longer be a choice.
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The fourth-seeded Cavaliers invade TD Garden for Sunday's series opener and they are looking to reach the NBA Finals for the fourth straight season.
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It didn't work then -- they had to invade Iraq and lengthily occupy it to even find Saddam -- and it hasn't worked so far in Caracas.
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And in Netflix's recently released hit Bird Box, the characters must wear blindfolds to avoid seeing threatening creatures with the potential to invade their minds.
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We consider them "bad" because to exist they must invade our cells, but just like us, pathogens are organisms that evolve with one goal: survival.
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But the envy of more heroic moments, the desire to just do something to prove your society's vitality — Invade Iraq to remake the Middle East!
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It's also a political critique of Americans who invade other countries without regard for the locals, and the inept bureaucracies that make every problem worse.
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This will also undoubtedly alter the current landscape of fiction podcasts, as studios continue to invade this still relatively nascent landscape, panning for story gold.
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Nonetheless, the video has spread like wildfire on Twitter and became a meme as fans called out Curran for daring to "invade" their queen's space.
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The relatively slow growth of China's amphibious fleet casts doubt on the idea that the PLA is working flat out to be ready to invade.
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"What kind of society do we live in where people are paid money to spy on others, take pictures and invade their privacy," she asked.
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There's never been a better time to think about what exactly would happen if the United States decided it needed to invade and conquer Canada.
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Cheney was a forceful advocate of the decision to invade Iraq and some aides to Bush have said they believed he wielded too much power.
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Yet instead of attracting applause from Assamese chauvinists, the law raises a red flag, because thousands more Hindu refugees from Bangladesh might invade "their" state.
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Drones can crash into planes, deliver drugs to prisoners, rip out your eyeball, or invade restricted airspace around our national monuments or nuclear power plants.
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Qualcomm's Snapdragon chips dominate mobile — you'll find them in almost every Android phone and tablet — and now they're ready to invade Intel's main turf: PCs.
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" He goes on to mock 20 women for signing up for karate in Berkeley, California, stating that they wanted to "invade the men's locker room.
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He blamed Twitter for allowing someone to "invade" his tweet, as though the prank had required access to the tweet itself on Twitter's back end.
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I think seeing this sort of zealous and prideful invocation of their authority to invade people's privacy is a scary thing to see in 2018.
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After Stalin's unsuccessful attempts to invade Finland in 1939, 1940 and 1944, the Soviet Union in 1948 imposed a "Friendship Treaty" which limited Finnish sovereignty.
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Interviewer Andrea Mitchell, speaking to Kerry at the Aspen Ideas Festival, referenced Trump's use of the words "infest" and "invade" when referring to undocumented immigration.
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There would be no Mexican diplomats, since Trump will invade like the French if they don't pay for a $25 billion wall on the border.
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"Sometimes it seemed like there wasn't a country in the Middle East that Hillary Clinton didn't want to invade, intervene in or topple," he said.
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But in this particular bee, the workers lay eggs that self-fertilize and become female workers in their home colonies or the hives they invade.
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Related: Voodoo Puts the Skull in These Dark Sculptures Floating Fish Invade Tate Modern's Turbine Hall Large-Scale Porcelain Sculptures Channel a Friendly Alien Species
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It's targeting startups that handle data like payment card information, Social Security numbers and medical info, though eventually it could invade the larger enterprise market.
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Related: 10 Disturbing Pieces Of Street Art That'll Haunt Your Nightmares Tiny 'Ant-Man' Sculptures Invade London's Streets Honolulu's 'Graffitification' Problem Can't Stop the POW!
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The fears were that this would be read as a preparation for attack by North Korea, which would preemptively invade South Korea as a result.
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But as humans invade the forest, chainsaws buzz and fires blaze until you see yourself topple while a haptic floor shakes your legs, nay roots.
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He started spouting typical Trump rhetoric, promising to build a wall on the Mexican border and to, you know, invade women's privacy against their will.
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" But when it does happen, she said, "I try to be very thoughtful and plot out those occasions where I invade the personal with business.
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We put on Home, an animated film from DreamWorks about a girl named Gratuity "Tip" Tucci, who goes on the run after aliens invade Earth.
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Pyongyang fears that US troops are only waiting to invade North Korea, and so it wants to keep its nuclear arsenal to deter that incursion.
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Israel has argued that the protests are a guise by the Palestinian militant group Hamas, which controls Gaza, to invade Israeli territory and terrorize civilians.
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What about strangers who expect her to behave like a stuffed animal whenever they feel entitled to touch her or otherwise invade her personal space?
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"What I hope is that those with the knowledge of the humanities break into the closed society where code gets written: invade it," Ullman writes.
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We invade tropical forests and other wild landscapes, which harbor so many species of animals and plants — and within those creatures, so many unknown viruses.
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It is unclear whether Mr. Kim would be daring enough to visit Washington, which North Korea has for decades accused of plotting to invade it.
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Invader is known for his mosaic tile works featuring pixilated versions of the 1978 Space Invaders video game characters, which "invade" cities around the world.
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On top of that, many still feel betrayed by the United States government's decision to invade Iraq under what we now know were false pretenses.
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Border wars followed against the Soviet Union, India and Vietnam (just a few years after China had helped North Vietnam invade and conquer the South).
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If Trump steps back the way he seemed to as a candidate, you might not even need to do things like invade the Baltic states.
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The unit had a very specific — and unusual — mission: to create illusions that would distract the Germans from where the Allies were preparing to invade.
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Silage weeds spread from the fields where they are planted to invade the surrounding grazing lands, and even lands that have been closed to grazing.
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Fake news stories link them to dark plots, suggesting that Beijing will invade Indonesia and that China is poisoning Indonesians by exporting contaminated chili seeds.
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"He didn't go bomb Iran, he didn't invade Gaza" last fall the way some of his allies wanted him to, he didn't push for peace.
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Phones made in the likeness of everyone's favorite Monday-hatin', lasagna-lovin' cat would continually invade the shores of Brittany, a region in northwest France.
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I decided to find out, armed with a healthy dose of cynicism about how "smart" it would be to let these objects invade my home.
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Also, the requirement that your lawyers cooperate with us and turn over information that may be in their possession may invade your attorney-client privilege.
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President Nicolas Maduro told Venezuela's troops Wednesday to be on alert following reports that U.S. President Donald Trump wanted to invade the South American state.
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"It is surreal and frankly irrational to imagine Beijing, with U.S. forces on their doorstep, deciding to invade DPRK, then handing it over," Mount said.
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Because there are laws in every state which make it illegal for anyone to enter a restroom to harm or harass people, or invade their privacy.
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Starbucks The news that Starbucks is set to invade Italy in 2017 has left an equal measure of horrified Italians and bemused commentators in its wake.
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On Thursday morning, Americans woke up to the news that their president had gratuitously insulted the prime minister of Australia and maybe threatened to invade Mexico.
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Such thinking is in keeping with the party's long record of using bureaucratic tools to restrict freedom and invade privacy in the name of public order.
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The move effectively gave Turkey a greenlight to invade the area and push back those Kurds, whom the Turks viewed as a threat to their security.
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On the contrary, Calle has used this opportunity to invade the museum's physical space with her own mythological world, with the help of curator Sonia Voss.
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It's fascinating to watch their rivalry play out in real time, seen below, as other colors try to invade spaces designated as green or blue zones.
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But before the White Walkers invade, let's take a moment to appreciate just how adorable and happy the two look in these red carpet photos... Adorable.
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Why does everybody get all upset when they invade the Democratic National Committee, Republicans do, and now they&aposve invaded the Trump campaign, nobody&aposs angry?
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"We have allowed national level politics to become a cancer on our state ... to invade our chamber in a way that makes me ashamed," Hanshaw said.
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And Jeb Bush stumbled early on with his response over whether he would have made the same decision as his brother to invade Iraq in 2003.
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Huawei, the largest smartphone maker in the China and third largest in the world, is looking to invade the U.S. in a very big, splashy way.
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"The United States of America did not give a green light for Turkey to invade Syria," Pence said to reporters in front of the White House.
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Related: Rock Icon Sweaters Are Your New Knitwear Obsession Street Artist Paints Pool Mural of David Bowie, Astronaut Star Wars Stamps Invade the British Postal Service
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The backstory: The tapestry depicts the Norman conquest of England, and Napoleon had it displayed in Paris in 1804 when he was planning to invade England.
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Should the Wall fall, which it might with some seriously technical magic, that would mean that the White Walkers will have free reign to invade Westeros.
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As a protest to George W. Bush's decision to invade Iraq, between 10 to 15 million people marched in 600 cities across the world in 2003.
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That's despite pressure from China, Russia, and North Korea to refrain from running them since, to them, it looks like preparations to invade the North. Gen.
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Ever since the NCAA allowed unlimited text messaging in April, people like Gundy can, and absolutely do, invade high school kids' private spheres at their leisure.
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MORE. Comparisons of today's crisis in Syria with our decision to invade Iraq, or to precipitously pull out our troops, are fatally flawed and functionally irrelevant.
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And our own arrogant decisions to invade smaller countries who defy us helped spark Kim Jong Un's quest for nuclear weapons as a safeguard against invasion.
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Whether in media, popular culture, or politics we need to be vigilant and not allow the poisonous rhetoric of ethno-nationalist extremism invade our public square.
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Bagehot would like to point to a more recent historical analogy: between the Brexiteers and the American neoconservatives who persuaded George W. Bush to invade Iraq.
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The US's decision to pull out gave Turkish forces the green light to invade Syria on Wednesday and drive out the SDF, which contains Kurdish fighters.
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Then the aircrew are taught how to use everything from flares, radios and other equipment to properly and effectively invade the enemy and return to safety.
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However, when European powers began to invade Africa for slaves, Elmina became an essential stop on the slave route and a prison of sorts for captives.
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One of the things it found was Russian forces could invade by using armed and motorized units heavily supported by artillery pieces and other military equipment.
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When Saddam Hussein decided to invade and claim sovereignty over oil-rich Kuwait, the United States began bombing the very government it had installed decades earlier.
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North Korea pledged to abandon all nuclear weapons activities, and the United States offered security guarantees by disavowing any intention to invade or attack the North.
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Warmer temperatures have exacerbated the threat, allowing mosquitoes that carry the malaria parasite to invade higher-elevation areas that are the last holdouts for some birds.
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Unlike thrill-seekers, who invade other neighborhoods and attack without warning, "defenders" target specific victims and justify their crimes as necessary to keep threats at bay.
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After Rattue's baby, Diego, was born he was put in skin-to-skin contact with his mother—another opportunity for maternal bacteria to invade the infant.
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The declaration would serve as a tacit promise that America won't invade North Korea and would give Kim the political cover to end his nuclear program.
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As the biggest tech companies fight to invade your living room, Amazon's Echo product line still outsells competitors, like the Google Home, by a huge margin.
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Another is that carbon dioxide, used to inflate the abdomen so that surgeons can see better during minimally invasive procedures, may help cancer cells invade tissue.
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Biden asked me more about my past, whether I ever would have wanted the United States, for instance, to invade Chile to help depose Gen. Pinochet.
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Mr. Trump subsequently said the Soviet Union was right to invade Afghanistan in 1979, parroting Russian revisionist history by claiming it was seeking to quell terrorism.
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And can we really expect the Co-op Bedroom Police to invade our bedrooms to check if we are locking our doors with the illicit locks?
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The charges against Halkbank were announced as President Trump, having allowed Turkish-backed forces to invade Syria, is looking to take a tougher stand against Turkey.
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The big picture: Domestic pressure is mounting against Trump following his decision to withdraw troops from northern Syria, which gave Erdogan space to invade the area.
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"There's always a worry on the part of the victim that a perpetrator can invade other aspects of their life and ruin their life," she said.
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Might Mr. Trump's subdued reaction to demonstrations in Hong Kong and to Turkey's decision to invade northern Syria have anything to do with Trump company business?
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Wirelessly linked gadgets like security cameras, thermostats and baby monitors (usually called the Internet of Things) have been targets for intruders looking to invade or disrupt.
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Her friends were passing on text messages — which turned out to be false — warning that white militias were going to invade the streets of Ann Arbor.
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For years, historians have scratched their heads over which route the Carthaginian general Hannibal took across the Alps to invade Rome during the Second Punic War.
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The Jerusalem Cross has roots in medieval Christianity, particularly the Crusades, in which European Christians tried to invade and hold Jerusalem and the area around it.
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The situation worsened in 2014 when the Islamic State made Raqqa its de facto capital and went on to invade vast areas of Syria and Iraq.
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The big picture: Trump would tell Erdoğan that if he wanted to invade Syria he would have to own whatever mess ensued, according to these sources.
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As the US prepared to invade Iraq in the winter of 2003, my father and I were in Mecca, taking part in the annual hajj pilgrimage.
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In the United States, there are long-standing laws that allow victims to sue people who invade their privacy or offensively publish private facts about them.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reportedly said he would give up his nation's nuclear weapons if the United States vows it won't invade North Korea.
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He said Xi may increase Chinese military spending for 2017 and place new emphasis, over time, on gaining the amphibious capabilities necessary to actually invade Taiwan.
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Instead of gathering in crowds, coursers invade farmland in vehicles, dropping dogs out to chase hares, and pursuing them across fields until they make the kill.
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Ukraine: Former President Viktor Yanukovych was found guilty of treason for inviting Russia to invade his country and reverse a pro-Western revolution five years ago.
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What an audience will make of the preceding two and a half hours may depend on its willingness to let a sermon invade the spook house.
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He surprised top advisers by withdrawing American troops from the Syria-Turkey border in October and allowing Turkey to invade a Kurdish-held area in Syria.
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Linking Al Qaeda to a despotic Middle East regime was exactly the pretext that the George W. Bush administration used to invade Iraq, with catastrophic results.
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Ernie Regalado of Bizety writes that the CDN market is likely to be much larger, especially as hungry CDNs invade other's tech sectors seeking new revenue streams.
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McCaul&aposs comments came as Trump tweeted Sunday that people who "invade" the U.S. must get sent back to their home countries immediately, without any court action.
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Simple. As more personal mobile devices invade the business world, leaks from those devices are opening the door to corporate hacks, stolen business data and crippling cyberattacks.
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They did not invade her privacy or go after her metadata just for the heck of it and that there were national security grounds for doing so.
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Of course, 10,000 troops would be far too few to invade Iran — the number needed is estimated to be anywhere from 100,000 to just under 2 million.
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"I didn't give them the green light to invade," Trump said on Wednesday during a joint news conference with the President of Italy at the White House.
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It was briefly occupied by Russian forces in the early 19th century and is considered a strategic location were Russia to try to invade the Baltic states.
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His decision (which has been partially reversed) cleared the way for Turkey to invade and uproot the Kurdish fighters known as the People's Protection Units, or YPG.
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Eich's sales pitch to users is simple: block the ads that slow down your browser and invade your privacy, while still financially supporting the websites you love.
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Daleiden and Merritt are now facing 14 counts of filming people without their permission, as well as an additional count of committing conspiracy to invade someone's privacy.
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The North accuses the United States, which has 28,500 troops in South Korea, of planning to invade and regularly threatens to destroy it and its Asian allies.
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Look out, the cast of Jersey Shore is reuniting to invade the Boardwalk in 2018, and we're being completely serious when we say that we can't wait.
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It was that outspoken criticism, he says, that caused about 50 Mugabe loyalists to pile out of trucks and cars to try to invade his farm recently.
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In addition, the Syrian government turned over its stockpile of chemical weapons -- one of the largest in the world -- without the US having to invade that country.
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You may have seen goth ice cream with its pitch-black cone and gray swirls, but get ready to have the trend invade more than just dessert.
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The rotating toy has even somehow managed to invade the food world, and now, thanks to Eater, we know there's a bakery that's making fidget spinner cookies.
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Lionfish, for example, will eat anything and have no natural predators in the places they invade, and parts of the U.S. have been taken over by kudzu.
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Brazil's vice president said Monday that the U.S. will not be allowed to use his country to militarily invade Venezuela amid international outcry against the Venezuelan government.
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To invade the homeland of an enemy that had sworn to fight to the last man, evidenced by its fanatical approach, would have resulted in incalculable losses.
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When asked if the US would promise North Korea that it would not invade its country if Kim Jong Un abandoned his weapons, Bolton dodged the question.
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The official told the AP that the discussion did not amount to any formal plan to invade the country but was merely a discussion on the option.
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But in a tiny fraction of these cases, the bacterium will invade the surrounding tissues and cause a life-threatening illness, as it did with this man.
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Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev and U.S. President John F. Kennedy agreed the Soviets would withdraw the missiles in return for a U.S. promise never to invade Cuba.
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President Donald Trump reportedly advised Turkey not to invade northeastern Syria and offered to resume sales of the US's fifth-generation aircraft, the Lockheed Martin F-35.
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Philip II sends the Spanish Armada to invade England five times in all; Elizabeth's conflict with Spain will last longer than World War I and II combined.
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Deciding whether to invade Venezuela, attack North Korea, or assassinate Syria's Bashar al-Assad—as Woodward says Trump considered—is not a decision for the chief executive.
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Finally, after receiving assurances that the United States would remove American missiles from Turkey and not invade Cuba, the Soviets withdrew the missiles and dismantled the bases.
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Also critical to the death of ISIS' leader were the Syrian Kurds, whom the US effectively abandoned by pulling troops from northeastern Syria, allowing Turkey to invade.
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Payments are processed by PayPal — an area of business Facebook has been content not to invade, and PayPal's fees will likely be covered by Instagram's selling fee.
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The dwindling honeycreeper population is a ripple effect of climate change: Warmer temperatures allow mosquitos to invade places that were once too frigid for them to face.
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Bush's brand of pugnacious nationalism emphasized America's high-minded ideals, while Trump is more likely to invade a country to take the oil than to spread democracy.
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A miscommunication between Saddam Hussein and US ambassador April Glaspie left the Iraqi dictator believing the United States gave him the go-ahead to invade his neighbor.
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He has been accused of uttering statements meant to incite neighboring Rwanda to invade Uganda and overthrow its government, according to a charge sheet seen by Reuters.
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Joe wants to put this grievous episode behind him, but Miller, like his adored Ibsen before him, shows how the past can't help but invade the present.
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On Sunday, Kim Jong Un reportedly offered a trade: the end of his country's nuclear program in exchange for assurances that America would never invade North Korea.
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"Yahoo Secretly Scanned Customer Emails for U.S. Intelligence — Sources," Joseph Menn, Reuters — How a major tech company complied with a classified government demand to invade user privacy.
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Passing out gold ones in Cleveland, where Pittsburgh football fans routinely invade the Browns' stadium and wave the Steelers' famous canary Terrible Towels, might spark a mutiny.
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That was in part because then-President George W. Bush and his team took time to make their case to invade Iraq after already going into Afghanistan.
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Residents of Anguilla, a 21967-square-mile spit of land in the eastern Caribbean, which two years earlier had threatened to invade St. Kitts, offered no resistance.
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And it is important for the United States to stand up for the basic principal that big countries don't go around and invade and bully smaller countries.
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Australians did not invade Vietnam in order to effect regime change; they intervened, with approval, to defend a regime in Saigon, not to overturn one in Hanoi.
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In a historically catastrophic decision, the George W. Bush administration used a false rationale that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction to invade Iraq in 2003.
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In this video an Islamic State militant vowed, "We will invade Iran and return it to Sunni control," and Shiite militiamen — thought to be Iraqis — were executed.
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The answer itself is confusing, obscuring the fact that he spent at least a year defending the decision to invade Iraq before he turned on the war.
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He plans to use the Turkey-backed Islamist opposition in Syria to invade Manbij, just as he used it in the nearby Azaz, Jarabulus and Afrin areas.
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Saddam Hussein, Iraq's leader, believed he had signaled his intention to invade Kuwait and received no red light from the United States, which he considered a partner.
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That tends to happen when you invade an Arab-majority country, Iraq, on what most Arabs consider false pretenses, starting a war that kills hundreds of thousands.
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Related: 30 Street Artists Invade Long Beach, Furniture Flies The First Ever International Street Art Fair Is Heading to Paris Get Sucked Into Psychedelic Street Art Holes
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"Simply put, the main goal of the drills is to make any Chinese communist military mission to invade Taiwan fail," Ministry spokesman Chen Chung-chi told reporters.
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As neglected patients wander through my view and invade my personal space, I realize the real horror here is how humans have historically treated the mentally ill.
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The Chilcot report, the UK government's official report on the catastrophic decision to invade Iraq, was released on Wednesday morning, seven years after it was initially convened.
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Once the PLA was satisfied it had suitably disabled Taiwan's air and naval forces, Kaushal said soldiers would begin to invade on the west coast of the island.
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No law says the volatility in the Chinese currency - driven by the authorities' exertions to stem capital flight - needs to invade the U.S. stock or corporate-bond markets.
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After all, whatever threat the jihadists pose to Europe (and it's not to be trivialized), they aren't going to invade Russia, occupy Western Europe or threaten Great Britain.
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Brave Software is his new venture, and the goal is to keep away "bad" ads that invade privacy and slow down your browser, replacing them with "clean" ads.
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That, in turn, allows the Night King to raze the Wall with his freshly turned undead dragon, and invade Westeros for the first time in thousands of years.
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Though frequency is unclear, floss can dislodge bad bacteria that invade the bloodstream and cause dangerous infections, especially in people with weak immunity, according to the medical literature.
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Alastair Campbell, Tony Blair's former spin doctor who was accused of beefing up the case for Britain and America to invade Iraq, had done just that, Mulville said.
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Software has already been causing a similar effect, but the proliferation of autonomous robots will allow this revolution to grow beyond bits and invade the realm of atoms.
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The image below shows a simple set of decals, but as you can see above, you could also chart a path for a giant dinosaur to invade reality.
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There are certain kinds of fungal infections that can invade our blood, lungs and other organs within the body -- and there are a lot of them out there.
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Chamberlain returned home believing that he had cast-iron assurances from Hitler not to invade Czechoslovakia, famously waving the letter Hitler had signed as he disembarked in Britain.
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The industry said it would be difficult to implement because, in order to check balances, border agents would need card scanners, which are expensive and invade customer privacy.
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And some analysts warn that his argument suffers from the same kind of war-hungry reasoning that led the US to invade Iraq on questionable evidence in 2003.
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The next president will have to deal with the long-term consequences of both Bush's decision to invade Iraq and Obama's decision to pull all US troops out.
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Bernie Sanders went after Hillary Clinton's record on Iraq at a CNN town hall event Monday night, attacking Clinton's vote to invade more aggressively than in previous debates.
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"If Guatemala is a path for illegal immigrants to invade the United States we have the obligation to put a stop to it," said Congressman Fernando Linares Beltranena.
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When men sexually harass women, they not only invade their bodily integrity, they also cripple their careers, kneecapping their advancement—and giving the organization's men an unfair advantage.
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It's known for users happy to invade the space of other communities, xenophobic memes that reference brutal dictatorships, and a moderation team that largely looks the other way.
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By 2014, US troop levels had decreased to just over 34,000, and the United States was clearly war-weary and not eager to invade another Middle Eastern country.
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"The most important thing is that marketing does not invade our daily space," said Sergio Pena Martinez, head of the Institute of Design that teaches marketing, Cuban-style.
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Russia did not invade Crimea but was invited to take control of the territory after the U.S.-instigated violent overthrow of Ukraine's legal government led by Victoria Nuland.
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The one consolation from Trump's reflections on Europe's past is that he has learned one of the most important lessons in history: Never invade Russia in the winter.
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The best estimates available suggest that more than 250,000 people have died as a result of George W. Bush and Tony Blair's decision to invade Iraq in 2003.
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After determining that it was neither right nor necessary to invade Iraq in March 2003, the main focus of the inquiry is on the preparations for what followed.
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