If microplastics are invading the things we eat, it's possible that they're invading our stomachs and intestines, too.
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Militaries around the world are constructed primarily for national defense against an invading, conquering force, but invading and conquering territory makes no sense any more.
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As far as invading Israel goes, the last time an invading Army was in Israel proper, it was during the 1948-49 War of Independence.
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Stoking fear of invading robots and of invading immigrants has been going on for a long time, and the predictions of disaster have, generally, been bananas.
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What if the real story of modern pandemics is not about how animals and their germs are invading our human realm but about how we're invading theirs?
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" She referred to the migrants as "this invading horde.
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Indeed, shortly after invading, Turkish forces began battering YPG emplacements.
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China hasn't fought a war since invading Vietnam in 1979.
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Here, you command troops and face off against invading armies.
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In El Chicano, the evil Mexicans are an invading horde.
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By contrast, the Tories are invading Labour turf (see Bagehot).
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Roche's path sees Geralt making Henselt's invading army more efficient.
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After infection, autophagy can eliminate invading intracellular bacteria and viruses.
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But lately they have been invading the middle of words.
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It also prevents your seat mate from invading your territory.
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They see this as a practice for invading North Korea.
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Washington denies it has any intention of invading the North.
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Even chicken wire was no match for the invading rats.
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It was December 8, 1941, and the Japanese were invading.
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Each year, the number of stinkbugs invading my home grows.
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Maybe invading us in 1898 wasn't such a great idea.
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The body's immune system uses antibodies to identify invading pathogens.
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The Germans established the camp after invading Poland in 1939.
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"You don't have cars invading the cyclists' space," she said.
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It's floodwater invading our homes and drought destroying our crops.
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Since then, they've evolved further, invading even the snack aisle.
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Under the Trump administration, that has begun to change — in an echo of the Cold War, narrowly defined national security concerns increasingly occupy center stage, with fear of invading migrants replacing fear of invading Communists.
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The process of invading a bank, too, is itself fairly complex.
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The iPad isn't the only Apple product invading classrooms this year.
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It's not about invading the CMAs — because truly, who needs them?
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Here was Trump in 2002: Stern: Are you for invading Iraq?
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He was right about the risks of invading Iraq in 2003.
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The Trump administration imposed sanctions on Turkey for invading northern Syria.
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Turkey suffered its worst losses since invading northern Syria last month.
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But AVs could also encroach on freedom by invading people's privacy.
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Antigena allows a business's network to battle back against invading threats.
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He was depicted as a willing servant of the invading Nazis.
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It isn't just humans who are doing it, an invading horde.
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"You're invading my privacy," the transgender woman inside the stall said.
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Jesus, man--you act like the Red Chinese army was invading.
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Then he got closer, and closer still, invading my personal space.
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"We don't want to even risk [invading user privacy]," Chudnovsky said.
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As a tattoo is given, macrophages descend to capture invading ink.
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To people in Greenwood, it looked more like an invading army.
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John Smith to be "a kinde of fortresse" against invading enemies.
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Williams accused Apple of spying on him and invading his privacy.
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"The Word for World Is Forest" (1976), about malevolent humans brutally invading a planet of peaceful forest-dwelling aliens, anticipated James Cameron's "Avatar" (2009), about malevolent humans brutally invading a planet of peaceful forest-dwelling aliens.
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The first light of day was invading the dusty pharmacy in Bakersville.
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It's invading pop culture and it's a marvelous time for African music.
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This led to an argument over just who was invading whose space.
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Certain media outlets claimed that your approach was virtually invading people's privacy.
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For example, autophagy can destroy invading bacteria and viruses that infiltrate cells.
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Unless those dreams include invading Poland Is all that glitters actually gold?
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It's alienating, exoticizing, and uncomfortable for the person whose space you're invading.
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People worry that Big Brother and Big Tech are invading their privacy.
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Ground Control to Major Tom: Hordes of children are invading your space.
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Mattis believed from the start that invading Iraq was a bad idea.
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Facebook is invading Tinder's space with a new set of dating features.
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In 1708, he decided that invading Russia seemed like a good idea.
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You've written about tech companies like Google and Amazon invading New York.
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There are more examples of the internet's worst traits invading sensitive spaces.
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The work commemorates Russia's defense against Napoleon's invading Grande Armée in 1812.
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The onslaught of comic book characters invading TV continues apace this winter.
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Villalaz told police his attacker accused him of invading the United States.
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Frank approaches them from behind, invading their privacy, before taking a photograph.
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Would the couple have perceived a black photographer as invading their space?
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan responded to an extraordinary letter from President Donald Trump — warning him not to "be a tough guy" by invading Syria — by throwing it in the trash and invading Syria anyway, Turkish officials said Thursday.
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Invading my safe space I was at Beyoncé's historic Coachella performance in 2018.
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There are plenty of privacy-invading marketing ploys to worry about in life.
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Some Gab users have reveled in the idea that they're invading the platform.
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Even as an entire privacy invading narrative was being spun unknowingly around them.
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Later, they can consult this library of captured DNA to recognize invading viruses.
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Some people will likely bemoan the idea of Reels invading the YouTube experience.
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Detect the line through which they are invading and stop it with strength.
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OK, there&aposs another dangerous trend invading cities across the U.S., electric scooters.
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Farage preferred ominous posters of the immigrant masses supposedly invading the British Isles.
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You can thank Putin for attacking our democracy, invading neighbors & threatening our allies.
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According to these lawmakers, HB2 is a fight against men invading women's restrooms.
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They're terribly good at invading ours and terribly negligent at protecting their own.
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Reebok Classic Leather NT Rose CloudTumblr pink is officially invading the sneaker world.
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Americans were then sold on invading Afghanistan in 2001, to bring the Sept.
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After invading Georgia in 2008, Russia had begun to aggressively upgrade its military.
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The country was expelled four years ago for invading Ukraine and annexing Crimea.
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Their arrival created a social media sensation, with goat-themed puns invading Twitter.
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Some American landowners might bristle at the thought of walkers invading their privacy.
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In Venezuela, as elsewhere, it's not a choice between invading or doing nothing.
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But, in general, the Siq was kept narrow to keep out invading armies.
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Herders from bare-earth zones in Kenya are often the ones invading ranches.
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Among those who tried to convince Lee to support invading Afghanistan: Nancy Pelosi.
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" Radio host Howard Stern asked him in 2002, "Are you for invading Iraq?
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Trump said that invading Iraq was a disaster, that the country was misled into invading Iraq by the Bush administration, and that the claim that Bush kept the country safe from terrorism is ridiculous because 9/93 happened on his watch.
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This would not improve the perception of it in Cyprus as an invading power.
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Smart speakers are invading our homes — but they don't all necessarily produce quality sound.
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In 2002 she was the most high-profile Democrat to vote against invading Iraq.
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Much of the violence can be blamed on the invading Rwandan and Ugandan armies.
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When he said that the US should have "kept the oil" after invading Iraq.
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It's April 9, 1940, and German troops are invading the Norwegian capital of Oslo.
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So in keeping with that theme, here's Michael Myers invading Hockey Night in Canada.
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NATO was created mostly to keep the Soviets, the Russians, from invading Western Europe.
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In short, video games are invading board games... and that's great news for everyone.
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Pokémon Go isn't quite finished invading every corner of society as we know it.
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It is as if the curved line and its contents are invading the painting.
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The Unsullied are seen invading Lannister castles; her dragons are seen burning Lannister forces.
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However, by that point, you've already become the victim of a privacy-invading creep.
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That was 1979 when that record dropped, and that's when crack started invading neighborhoods.
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Trump said in an exchange with Howard Stern: Stern: Are you for invading Iraq?
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It also, for over 60 years, discouraged the North from invading South Korea again.
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The goal of each level is to defend a small island from invading Vikings.
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Amazon interns are invading Seattle once again — and it's affecting the city's public transit.
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Howard Stern asked Trump during a 2002 radio interview if he supported invading Iraq.
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"Its purpose is the destruction of invading DNA," says Locus chief executive, Paul Garofolo.
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Emerging-market companies establish a fortress in their domestic markets before invading foreign markets.
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Captain America has defeated Nazis, invading aliens, and even conspirators within our own government.
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It's when they're most on the march, hunting for food, invading kitchens and bathrooms.
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"I'm up there with hurricanes and invading armies and zombie apocalypses," he said, laughing.
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There's a foreign concept invading politically polarized Washington, according to one think tank: civility.
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And there was that small matter of invading and annexing one of Russia's neighbors.
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But we go from one thing to another, either invading everywhere or pulling out.
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For Children Ground Control to Major Tom: Hordes of children are invading your space.
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Facebook is stealing the Stories format and invading countries where Snapchat isn't popular yet.
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To fight invading viruses, a cell needs to turn on many genes at once.
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Howard Stern in a 2002 radio interview asked Trump whether he supported invading Iraq.
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The true conquest of a country is more than just invading its land borders.
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Now I think you could accomplish whatever you need to do without invading privacy.
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Smaller markets experience the company as a powerful invading force — often a welcome one.
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When they're not invading our social networks and changing elections, they're excellent at doping.
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He'd spend long hours kneeling on a foam garden pad prying up invading weeds.
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He did this by invading Crimea and supporting President Bashar al-Assad in Syria.
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The invading herders had stolen all of Mr. Lekisio's cows and ransacked his house.
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By homing on the sounds of battle, they finally linked up with invading Americans.
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There's no question that talk of invading hordes of immigrants rallies the Trump base.
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He could lie about Turks invading Britain and the cost of European Union membership.
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"Do you seriously think anyone on this stage is proposing invading Mexico?" he said.
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" Radio host Howard Stern asked him in September 214, "Are you for invading Iraq?
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"These terrorists duties are obviously invading property rights and threatening lives," read the tweet.
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Now, it's not uncommon to hear stories about flocks of turkeys invading suburban neighborhoods.
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"Do you seriously think anybody on this stage is proposing invading Mexico?" he asked.
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In the late 1700s, Napoleon was on the move, invading Italy, Austria and Egypt.
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My series, McDonald's Hamburgers Invading Japan and 31 Flavors Invading Japan, was because I knew that American capitalism is so invasive all over the world, I didn't want hamburgers to wipe out ethnic cuisine or Disneyland to be all different levels of culture.
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For judges worried about invading democracy's turf, elections are where they most fear to tread.
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When it comes to invading armies of mosquitoes, Adele isn't prepared to suffer in silence.
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But now desertification is changing the landscape and invading on precious agricultural and habitable land.
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You play as one of four dragons who discovers that humans are invading your lands.
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The elder Mr. Kim caught the world unawares by invading the South in June 1950.
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But I've had a couple of really weird run-ins with people invading my privacy.
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In 1948, Israel repelled invading Arab armies which attacked immediately after Israel declared its independence.
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But the folks at Impax believe that you can leverage data without invading user privacy.
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In 2002—before the war started—Howard Stern asked Trump if he supported invading Iraq.
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The ad breaks can include vertical video, a further sign of Facebook invading Snapchat's domain.
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Islam arrived in Iran 651 when invading Arab armies toppled the mostly Zoroastrian Sassanid Empire.
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Kangaroos are also invading Canberra yards, leaving behind droppings and chewed-up clods of lawn.
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"Yeah, I guess so," Trump said after Stern asked him if he favored invading Iraq.
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Breaking news: Aliens are invading Earth after landing on top of a volcano in Sicily.
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Related: David Spriggs Creates Analog 3D Paintings Why Is a Giant Rainbow Horseman Invading Montreal?
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Commentators wrung their hands: London was likened to an invading army and a giant octopus.
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"This tumor is invading the brain," one surgeon murmured to another in an operating room.
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On this view, American missiles would cause Beijing to think twice before, say, invading Taiwan.
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Roughly 14,000 US troops are still operating in Afghanistan after invading the country in 2001.
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These candidates aren't running on some elusive threat of a "caravan" invading our southern border.
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Cells also use autophagy to destroy invading viruses and bacteria, sending them off for recycling.
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They're invading Facebook groups to monitor and determine how and where people are uploading files.
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In Mattis's view, the initial mistake of invading was compounded by bad decisions that followed.
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I shot the photos in their homes, so I was very much invading their space.
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What can be done to stop the boss from invading employees' privacy in this way?
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Coyotes are invading city streets around the country, and urban hunters are ready for them.
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Among the first targets of the invading troops were the Prague radio and television stations.
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His first mission sounds normal enough: secure the city center of Dollet from invading forces.
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Now those ecological concepts are rendered synonymous with the self-interest of the invading settlers.
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Hamptons residents are not happy so many coronavirus-fearing New Yorkers are invading right now
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I've seen all kinds of strategies to promote change: marching, burning bras, invading corporate spaces.
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Creighton Abrams to build up South Vietnam's military capacity to defeat invading North Vietnamese regulars.
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He supported billions in military aid for Islamic militants fighting invading Soviet troops in Afghanistan.
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The bathroom is the one place where you don't have to worry about anyone invading.
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" He added: "I don't think there is a plausible scenario for Russia invading the Baltics.
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It showed Rey, Finn, and Poe taking down some Stormtroopers and invading an enemy ship.
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The assumption has been that Hawaii knows nothing about the consequences of "invading" foreign presences.
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I wouldn't be surprised if we were invading Iran, if there weren't journalists being arrested.
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In Independence Day, for instance, it's by leading Earth's resistance against an invading alien force.
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Mushrooms is still too crazy, but the other stuff is not crazy, like invading countries.
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Beyoncé created a safe space for me, and I felt like the crowd was invading it.
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Arya Stark not only destroys countless white walkers invading Winterfell; Arya also literally kills Night King.
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Residents and farmers in rural communities also complain about elephants invading their lands and destroying crops.
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Residents and farmers in rural communities often complain about elephants invading their lands and destroying crops.
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But the brands will also be invading—third parties will be able to create custom filters.
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Residents and farmers in rural communities often complain about elephants invading their farmlands and destroying crops.
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Its leader, Matteo Salvini, has accused "fake refugees" of "invading" Italy and bringing crime with them.
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There's a certain amount of hubris that comes with assuming that wildlife is invading human spaces.
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"Yeah, I guess so," Trump said after Howard Stern asked him if he favored invading Iraq.
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Hillary pushed hard on this point a few times, especially on his position on invading Iraq.
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Boston has won seven straight games against Miami, including their past four times invading AmericanAirlines Arena.
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It's no secret that San Francisco residents are pissed about Super Bowl 50 invading their city.
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President Donald Trump, who has spoken openly about invading Venezuela, says he's aware of what's happening.
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A scrappy team of heroes take on an evil kingdom, eventually invading (and destroying) its fortress.
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Vietnam was also once isolated — much like North Korea is now — for invading Cambodia in 1978.
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The otherworldly invading army that wants to wipe out human life now has its ultimate weapon.
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Hide your kitty litter, Deadpool is BACK ... and this time, he's invading a kid's birthday party!
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And then on August 1, 303, Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein shocked the world by invading Kuwait.
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Four years after invading a major part of the Donbas region, the occupied area remains devastated.
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Invading Afghanistan and trying for 17 years to stabilize it has required an enormous American commitment.
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And then, in 1925, the timid, gentle seal was obliterated by invading hordes of dyed cats.
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We saved untold numbers of American soldiers' lives by dropping the bomb and not invading Japan.
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Concrete barriers meant to halt invading tanks stand sentinel, waiting for the invasion that never came.
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Meyerbeer worked on a huge canvas, giving the impression that history itself was invading the stage.
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What's to keep the banks and the card companies from invading and overrunning this business, too?
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" "The Russians are invading across the board into private companies to the highest levels of government.
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In China, drones are rapidly invading just about every industry where they can plausibly be deployed.
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Here's the first: CARLSON: NATO was created chiefly to prevent the Russians from invading Western Europe.
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" It's just a disembodied robot invading someone's screen that basically yells "USER 13468 REQUESTS FIVE DOLLARS.
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Go deeper: The Atlantic Ocean is invading the Arctic — and winning Mapped: Global temperatures since 1880
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Retroviruses, that study indicated, were invading our marine ancestors 450 million years ago — or even earlier.
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From what we already know about Russia's invading voter databases, it is eager to make mischief.
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This time, the former arcade characters are invading the internet, à la "Tron," another Disney property.
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Hindu-majority India was "invading and occupying the country" of Jammu and Kashmir, Mahathir said recently.
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It results from an immune system gone haywire, attacking its own cells rather than invading organisms.
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Here are some of the ways companies and the government are invading your privacy every day.
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He also led the church's ultimately unsuccessful efforts to stop the United States from invading Iraq.
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Privacy is too often framed around choice and consent by those who are doing the invading.
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"This is Kevin McCarthy's way of invading the Democratic primary, and helping the president," he said.
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Vaccines work by stimulating the body's own immune system to produce antibodies against an invading virus.
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He also led the church's ultimately unsuccessful efforts to stop the United States from invading Iraq.
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After invading Iraq, the American military set up a base at ancient Babylon, damaging the site.
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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is so inescapable that it's even started invading video games.
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In other words, could the government have collected this information in 1790 without invading your space?
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In the movie "Alien" (1979), Mr. Hurt memorably had the invading alien burst from his stomach.
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Many Okinawans believe they were sacrificed as a buffer between the invading Americans and the Japanese mainland.
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The guidelines discourage drone operators from invading people's personal space by flying without permission over private property.
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It will, however, no longer be possible to modify or kill potentially dangerous or privacy-invading requests.
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It goes beyond simply following and watching; it goes beyond invading privacy or impeding a shopping experience.
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Is it a sign of incompleteness, or evidence of architecture and the surrounding environment invading the painting?
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However, a number of social media users are criticizing Blair and Hardaway for invading the strangers' privacy.
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It could be one person with two heads, or maybe a child invading the parent's physical space.
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Some suggested it actually caused harm, by invading its subject's privacy for the sake of others' entertainment.
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Some of the invading members brought along their cellphones, though they are prohibited inside the secure room.
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Two-thirds of white evangelicals say immigrants are "invading" America; three-fourths of the religiously unaffiliated disagree.
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"There is no water, food and these animals end up invading communities in search of those resources."
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The humans and varl may be running from invading dredge, but the dredge themselves are running too.
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By morning it was clear that an invading force of Taliban fighters had reached the city centre.
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When I logged in last weekend, a new cutscene showed the machine race Vex invading the Moon.
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Evernote slightly botched its latest privacy policy release, leaving users worried about spying engineers invading their privacy.
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But there is nothing new about big countries bending smaller neighbours to their will without invading them.
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E-scooter rental companies are invading cities across the country, providing residents with more micro-mobility options.
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North Korea has said it needs a strong nuclear deterrent to keep the United States from invading.
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Vladimir Putin's recent adventurism — annexing Crimea, invading Ukraine, and intervening in Syria — has been popular at home.
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A little bit of New York is invading Beverly Hills on Tuesday's Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
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Do you stay calm, keep smiling and carry on as if he weren't repeatedly invading your space?
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Now, Trump claims that he wasn't invading Clinton's space, but the cut above may convince you otherwise.
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Still, Blair also warns the President of the dangers of invading Iraq without UN and international support.
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We have got to demilitarize local police departments, make them part of the community, not invading armies.
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The fate of Afghanistan has always been in the hands of the generals who are invading it.
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If a company knows a lot about you, there's reason to worry that it's invading your privacy.
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MORE fires back: "You can thank Putin for attacking our democracy, invading neighbors & threatening our allies," Sen.
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But that has been stalled until now by aggressive negotiations by the US, urging Turkey against invading.
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"Police forces are invading the favelas every day and killing people, which is outrageous," Ms. Lemgruber said.
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China has launched a new kind of flattop as it builds a force capable of invading islands
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There's a myth that Archimedes even used a big mirror to set fire to invading Roman ships.
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These movies operated under pitch-perfect horror tropes—an invading enemy disrupting the status society's status quo.
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"It's invading the space of consciousness and replacing it with an alternate version of reality," Medhekar says.
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Here was Trump in 2002, on The Howard Stern Show: HOWARD STERN: Are you for invading Iraq?
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Peppering the young women with questions without introducing himself, he picked and prodded around, invading their space.
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Do you stay calm, keep smiling, and carry on as if he weren't repeatedly invading your space?
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To many Democratic strategists, invading Trump's safe cable space is an underutilized way to provoke the president.
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A ghost wall, the professor tells the group, was the Britons' "last-ditch defense" against invading Romans.
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In both, fictitious invading hordes — and those who supposedly support them — are the enemy of the people.
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Moreover, these simple changes can be made without impinging on freedom of expression or invading users' privacy.
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I suddenly felt like I was invading a world that didn't need to suffer from this war.
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Meanwhile, the Bush Administration's pretext for invading Iraq was collapsing, and so was Wood's trust in government.
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In August 2017, Trump asked several advisers about the possibility of invading Venezuela, CNN reported in July.
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Moreover, North Korean leaders have been deterred from invading South Korea since the armistice of July 1953.
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These documents debunk the idea that invading and occupying Afghanistan would ever make Americans safer at home.
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Facebook is copying Instagram while simultaneously invading its acquisition with branding and links back to the mothership.
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Colin L. Powell took the lead in making the case for invading Iraq (words he later regretted).
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Such weapons could be used against invading Indian troops, halting a war before it could be lost.
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By invading that privacy, these disclosure laws are a clear assault on freedom of association and speech.
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Now, the man who has consumed Trump's attention for much of his tenure is invading his turf.
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The players are getting used to it and more polished in handling the invading army of interviewers.
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Firebase turns inward, examining the destructive force of trauma through the lens of American troops invading Vietnam.
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Compared to these metaphors — an invading army, a poisonous snake — likening refugees to candy seems fairly benign.
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The Echo is still the problematic, privacy-invading spy machine it was last year and the year before.
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The Indian way of life has seen the rule of heroic rajas, invading Mughals and colonists from Europe.
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Rabies is a virus that typically infects mammals like raccoons, invading their brains and turning them hyper-aggressive.
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The creatures, who speak in a silly gibberish, began as semi-villainous invading monsters in Baobab's first film.
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Mr Kagame responded by invading Congo, a state 2800 times larger and ten times more populous than Rwanda.
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For others, it means looking ahead as a distraction from the bulky winter clothing now invading our closets.
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Russian rebels have been invading Ukranian territory and despite news coverage dying out, the war is still going.
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Separately, Russia banned imports of Western dairy products as retaliation for sanctions put on it for invading Crimea.
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But remember: this software is also invading some of the most intimate and personal aspects of our lives.
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There's Alexa, of course, which is slowly invading more and more homes through Echo products and other integrations.
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The reaction from the author's fans was passionate, with many condemning Mr. Gatti for invading the author's privacy.
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In other words, Blair deliberately exaggerated the threat from Iraq and downplayed the risks of invading the country.
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That's especially valuable at a time when Google stands accused of invading users' privacy and spreading fake news.
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CRISPR-Cas9 editing has been developed from a bacterial defence system that shreds the DNA of invading viruses.
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There's no reason, at this point, to think that Trump has any intention of invading or occupying Syria.
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In those places they trigger an immune response that seeks to trap, contain, and remove the invading particles.
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"We informed Chinese officials about the occupation by invading forces and their atrocities on Afghan people," he said.
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Todd played a clip of that interview, during which Stern asked Trump if he was for invading Iraq.
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Other reasons for refusals: Seniors see their homes as sanctums, and they don't want strangers invading their privacy.
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Basically, women watching the debate saw a man bullying and invading the personal space of his female opponent.
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It also has "Intelligent tracking prevention" to make sure websites aren't invading your privacy and revealing your history.
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Brilliant resistance by Atatürk, including successful campaigning against an invading Greek army and others, produced the new nation.
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It can block annoying online advertisements and privacy-invading "trackers", which lurk on websites to follow users around.
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" He added the company "should stop altogether and pledge never to resume invading users' privacy in this manner.
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Polio is "a crippling and potentially deadly infectious disease," which, after invading the nervous system, can cause paralysis.
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"Invading homes is inhumane and adds to the trauma of these families fleeing violence and oppression," she said.
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All the junk that humans produce is invading just about every part of our world, including the air.
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How can you know if you're about to get replaced by an invading algorithm or an augmented immigrant?
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"But when there is a 529 plan, nobody ever thinks of invading that, they are sacrosanct," said Adams.
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Here's what Trump said in 2002 in an exchange with Howard Stern: STERN: Are you for invading Iraq?
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These are images that we associate with occupations by invading armies, not with efforts to keep the peace.
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NATO has the use of economic sanctions against Russia, suggesting they could prevent Moscow from invading other countries.
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But hold that thought, as you might be opening yourself up to a world of privacy-invading hurt.
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But the annual invading army of tourists toting selfie sticks threatens what attracted them in the first place.
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That's why Mr. Trump trumpets the bogus threat of Venezuelan-style "socialism" invading America through the Democratic Party.
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" Our reviewer wrote that Didion "brings the country to life so that it ends up invading the flesh.
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Many brought with them memories of pogroms, of men invading synagogues with weapons, of blood on holy books.
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President Trump had cast them as an invading horde of opportunists looking to game the American immigration system.
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The story centers on Padmavati, a legendary Hindu queen who killed herself rather than submit to invading Muslims.
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The land is where Dieu Lan loses her father, decapitated by invading Japanese soldiers along the national highway.
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The women are so educated they've figured out how to use solar energy to defeat an invading army.
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THE KING'S CHOICE In 1940, King Haakon VII of Norway refused to surrender to the invading German Army.
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Which is no small thing: If we're not careful, we could end up invading Iraq again, by accident.
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Now the nation's obsession with live video is invading its schools, and not everyone is happy about it.
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Scientists do battle against an army of invading flu viruses every year, and they're getting better at it.
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Welcome to Micro-Zeitgeist, a recurring deep dive on that one item that's invading our collective shopping consciousness.
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Remember, some predicted that invading Iraq would be a "cakewalk," and we all know how that turned out.
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"Probably as a consequence of warming, it is now invading the main spawning area of sardines," Garrido says.
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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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And the purpose of the mucus in our lungs is to tangle up invading germs and prevent infections.
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However, it seems that no one outside key Trump administration figures thinks invading Venezuela is the right move.
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They're essentially memories of previous infections that can be used as guides to find and destroy invading viruses.
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We are Americans, we could disagree with each other, without coming to blows, without invading people&aposs personal space.
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And, like Black Joe Lewis, they've got their own opinions about all the pretty new things invading the city.
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Lowell's fantastical hypothesis inspired H.G. Wells to write "The War of The Worlds," a novel about Martians invading Earth.
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Wood said the victim was able to describe the man who stabbed her multiple times after invading her home.
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"But ... that's got nothing to do with international relations, like invading Crimea and poisoning people in Britain," he said.
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From almost every political perspective, they have been criticized as profit-mongering, irresponsible, privacy-invading, and out-of-touch.
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If you post videos to YouTube, there's a lot to worry about: notably, privacy-invading content in your videos.
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Consent also applies when you're invading a woman's space and touching the body of a woman you don't know.
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On one side are the beef producers who are fed up with plant-based products invading the meat aisle.
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All group chats are invasions of privacy—bits of private life invading professional and social spheres throughout the day.
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The move gives the model an overall more premium feel and should help keep water from invading its circuits.
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An invading army, immunised by its scientists against the disease, can take over property and industry for its population.
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Russia has also been busy invading neighbors as its petro-led GDP shrank by 40 percent year-over-year.
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Instead, during a September 2002 interview on Howard Stern's radio show Trump was asked if he supported invading Iraq.
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United States, we've had our conflicts, but we haven't been worried about Mexico or Canada invading us for centuries.
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The president has rejected the deployment of an African peacekeeping force, saying the troops would constitute "an invading force".
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We've had our fair share of dogs invading sports fields, and boy, we don't think they'll ever get old.
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For the record, no one's accusing Biden of sexual misconduct ... it's more about invading personal space and inappropriate touching.
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Apple is invading Snapchat's territory with new effects that let you embellish what you shoot through the Messages camera.
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" He said he could imagine the news stories about Facebook invading people's private lives "in ever more terrifying ways.
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It's a big issue and this happens to be an administration that just loves invading privacy quite a bit.
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" She continued: "Do you stay calm, keep smiling and carry on as if he weren't repeatedly invading your space?
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The role of the state, in enforcing hate-speech laws and invading people's privacy, is probed and found wanting.
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The right training promotes community policing, in which officers engage with the community as guardians, not as invading warriors.
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Upon invading a country, the U.S. gains responsibility for the hopes, dreams, welfare and problems of millions of locals.
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NATO has defended the use of economic sanctions against Russia, suggesting they could prevent Moscow from invading other countries.
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By 1962, Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev bolstered Cuba's defenses with nuclear missiles in case the US tried invading again.
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Their mission was not to save it from an invading force, but to keep water flowing to its taps.
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It causes permanent paralysis in some patients as a result of the virus invading the brain and spinal cord.
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"If you look at it from a financial perspective, invading Qatar makes a lot of sense," the diplomat said.
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The presence of U.S. forces had deterred Erdogan from invading Syria, which he had threatened to do for years.
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Jafar also repeatedly talks about invading Jasmine's mother's homeland, which is never named or discussed in the animated version.
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Eight womenhave accused Biden of unwanted touching or invading their personal space in ways that made them feel uncomfortable.
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It then plays a clip from a 2002 interview where Trump was asked if he was for invading Iraq.
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Before elections could be held, the government was pushed out of Minsk by the invading Red Army in 1918.
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They're simply too large for the interface they're invading, the image larger than any other element of the design.
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Last year, President Donald Trump repeatedly asked aides and foreign leaders about the prospects for invading a foreign country.
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If a person makes you uncomfortable or is invading your personal space, ask to be relocated, Ms. Palumbo said.
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In return, the United States promised aid and normal ties, and it renounced any intention of invading the North.
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It was May 17, 1983 — the day Israel, a year after invading Lebanon, signed a peace accord with Beirut.
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The tubes can be compromised by invading insects or by ice forming during a flight, among other rare complications.
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There's a story behind everything here with us, so that's why it doesn't feel like we're invading Oscar's office.
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"Do you stay calm, keep smiling and carry on as if he weren't repeatedly invading your space?" she writes.
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Children have survived to maturity for a couple of hundred thousand years without their parents invading their innermost thoughts.
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We need to convince it that we have zero interest in invading the country or bringing about regime change.
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As Mr. Gibson notes, euphemisms have been invading the headlines, desensitizing the public to the tragedy of gun violence.
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Ms. Nie joined the Communist Party in 1938, in the early years of China's war against the invading Japanese.
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The company started making motorcycles because the Red Army demanded sidecar bikes like the ones the invading Germans had.
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That September, I joined surprising brigades of Philadelphia Eagles fans invading the Georgia Dome for the Falcons' home opener.
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Constantly invading a cat's personal space can also inflict something like psychological trauma, leading to chronic litter box accidents.
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Plus, an invading force would run up against the Zagros Mountains after passing through, just like Saddam's forces did.
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Building a fire is mostly symbolic, because having a big hole in your house just helps the invading cold.
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Through some deal where Hela is bound by Odin's life force, she's prevented from invading places while he's alive.
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He traced the rise of these "neo-Europes" to a kind of environmental competition that the invading Europeans won.
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Asseri said using a large foreign army would have created the impression of an invading force and encouraged militant attacks.
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You have the gator attacking a truck, and myriad videos of gators taking dips in swimming pools and invading porches.
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There's no way you'd be able to carry a conventional tablet that size while dodging disrupter fire from invading aliens.
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Deterrence, after all, is an idea from a different era, when "war" meant tanks rolling across borders, armies invading cities.
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" Now, he continues, "they're going to have to answer in court for invading our client's privacy in her birthing room.
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" Now, he continues, "they're going to have to answer in court for invading our client's privacy in her birthing room.
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The scene could be timeless if not for a wayward Budweiser can invading the picture near the bottom left corner.
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As a refresher: CRISPR is a defense that some bacteria have to target and cut the DNA of invading viruses.
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Without revision of FSIA, foreign governments can continue to intimidate and silence Americans, invading their privacy and disrupting our democracy.
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Spicy news, sushi lovers: No longer is artificial crab meat the primary impostor invading our beloved rice-and-seaweed feasts.
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How would it respond, then, if Moscow retaliates by launching missiles at Alaska or Europe, or by invading the Baltics?
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Well, ideally, this film also wouldn't have been tarnished by backlash from bros who couldn't handle women invading their space.
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In the world's fiction, Orwell is constructed this way to be the best case scenario ethically for invading people's privacy.
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He said conflicts in the area are due to small farmers like Conceicao "invading" land that belongs to large operators.
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It's a constant scramble to keep rebuilding your defenses, take out invading players, and also worry about destroying their mascot.
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Most likely your family members are very comfortable invading your personal space and are expecting a lot of bonding time.
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They usually set up shop in blood vessels, where they take a page from viruses, invading other cells to reproduce.
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Rather than trying to take over fortresses in Middle-earth, you're holding onto the ones you have from invading armies.
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From E. coli-laden Romaine lettuce to Salmonella-laced flour, papayas, and melon, dangerous pathogens are constantly invading America's food.
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We're told no shots were fired during the altercation, but someone from the invading group was hit to the ground.
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He loves invading other nations , annexing territories that don't belong to Russia, shooting down civilian airliners and arming America's enemies .
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There are countless reasons to be scared of climate change, and invading mosquitos might be one of the most tangible.
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It's quite the stark contrast to what we showed you a few days ago -- Ryan invading a kid's birthday party.
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"Simply they are diverting attention from their attacks on civilians as a country already invading Syria," the source told CNN.
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In Brisbane, Australia, air conditioners and similar devices routinely shorted out by invading geckos in search of cosy, secure nests.
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A: Would you maybe actively say, if it's not invading anyone's space, it's alright as a form of group celebration?
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Would you want a flock of Bachelor producers invading your childhood home for a day of awkward silences and filming?
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The change does come at a time when consumers are increasingly sensitive to unwelcome voice ads invading their connected speakers.
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The northwest tower, which was built in the fourteenth century, offers an ideal position from which to survey invading hordes.
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After invading in 1940, the Nazi hierarchy ensconced themselves in Paris' luxury hotels, and hobnobbed at theaters and fine restaurants.
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"You're invading my privacy because I'm a woman and I deserve to use the woman, the ladies' room," Saavedra responded.
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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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In the worst, invading a war zone where so many foreign adversaries are active could ignite a major regional war.
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Pushing the G7 to bring Russia back into the fold after it was banished for invading Ukraine and annexing Crimea.
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It's conceivable (but extremely unlikely) that a laissez-faire attitude toward interplanetary contamination could lead to Martian bugs invading Earth.
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She was invading the pop-punk space that had been so carefully curated by men and forever marketed towards boys.
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In 2003, for instance, most congressional "moderates" supported America invading and rebuilding the nation of Iraq, albeit with some reservations.
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That's why I am invading the Tricky Clue section of today's column and will be showing you adorable animals instead.
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"The principal reason for invading Iraq, that Saddam had [weapons of mass destruction], was wrong," McCain wrote in his memoir.
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This served us well when we were cave dwellers, under constant threat from marauding wild animals or invading warrior tribes.
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In 2011, Facebook hired the public-relations firm Burson-Marsteller to urge reporters to investigate Google for invading people's privacy.
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As a result, they've always been trying to improve their military capabilities in order to deter the US from invading.
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Her own confidence comes from the heavenly voices she hears, exhorting her to drive the invading English out of France.
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A recent Pew survey found that 43 percent of Americans still believe that invading Iraq was the correct decision. Hello?
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The companies said the A.P.I. could tap Apple technology that would allow them to track screen time without invading privacy.
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I, a doctor with warm sweat invading my pores, turned toward him and cupped his face as in a prayer.
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And of course, this system only works with farmers who own the land, not those invading virgin or indigenous lands.
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Cinco de Mayo celebrates the May 5, 1862, Battle of Puebla, in which Mexican forces routed an invading French army.
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But today moose outnumber white-tailed deer (which are also invading) around 16 to one — and both outnumber mountain caribou.
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Large swarms of desert locusts have been invading Kenya for weeks after infesting some 70,000 hectares of land in Somalia.
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This emboldened President Putin to test the U.S. and Europe in 2014 by invading Ukraine and occupying the Crimean Peninsula.
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Just as we seek to prevent deadly cancers from invading a body, we have to prevent political violence from escalating.
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When Jimmy Fallon ruffled Trump's hair during the campaign, it was treated as a hideous breach, normalizing the invading vulgarian.
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These interactions included allegations of Biden invading their personal space, smelling their hair, as well as unwanted touching and kissing.
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The unconventional width of the building makes it appear as an intruder, invading photos of the beloved New York skyline.
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More broadly, the extremely deadly civil war in Syria likely also counts as a knock-on consequence of invading Iraq.
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After all, if the United States can squander $1 trillion invading Iraq, then surely we wouldn't miss the $6 billion.
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No longer repressed were white Americans' fears of faceless people of color, or the insidious invading corruption of foreign influences.
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The European interest in Egypt was sparked by an odd episode in history: the year Napoleon spent invading the country.
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One can't help but feel like they're invading private spaces—then again, maybe that's the secret to their irresistible allure.
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They came up with one hell of a scoop from the September 11, 2002, episode: STERN: Are you for invading Iraq?
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Refugees and asylum-seekers were a potential invading force, a "Trojan horse" who were taking government resources away from helping Americans.
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After her death, Clooney gave an impassioned speech criticizing tabloids for invading the princess' privacy to a severe — and tragic — degree.
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Over the last month, artists and fans waged a grassroots war to stop Orwellian surveillance technology from invading live music events.
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Remember, his vengeance is not aimed at Gawker for writing a mean opinion about him, it is for invading his privacy.
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On Point Aliens, demons and other shady creatures are invading social media — and being co-opted by the world of style.
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Both actors have shut those claims down, but it hasn't stopped paparazzi from doing what they do best: invading celebrities' privacy.
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Rapper Rae Srummurd posted a video of himself extremely concerned that flying saucers and/or fighter jets are invading Los Angeles.
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And from the perspective of all the cities she "frees" (including Westeros), she looks like little more than an invading conqueror.
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Trump's Wall is a relic of an era in which invading armies moved across continents and walls kept them at bay.
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And after Alexa and Google Assistant began invading TV software in 2018, we're bound to see more of that in 2019.
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Users apparently don't see the app as invading their privacy — or it's worth the trade-off to them if they do.
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Now it's invading schools across the country and just raised a Series A round from LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner and others.
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But hand-selected, carefully crafted compositions are evidently the team's answer to smartphone camera noise pollution invading their beloved photography space.
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It may sound like something out of a 1950&aposs B-horror movie, but giant-sized hammerhead worms are invading France.
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We did not create a privacy-invading tool, but rather showed that basic and widely used methods pose serious privacy threats.
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Trump said in 2002 he was in favor of invading Iraq in an interview that was resurfaced by Buzzfeed on Thursday.
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The world was covered in green, billions of leaves waving triumphantly over all arable land like flags of an invading army.
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Marwyn will play an important advisory role in the upcoming war that's going to be waged against the invading Night King.
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But that would be a little disappointing, given that Abernathy's brain holds a fun mix of privacy-invading data and Shakespeare.
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In the Times interview, Trump called into doubt the U.S. commitment to keep Vladimir Putin and Russia from invading nearby countries.
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The year 2016 was pretty bad, but hey, it's 2017 now and we have a swarm of locusts invading the Earth.
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But he's also saying that just because we're not invading and occupying Syria doesn't mean we aren't doing anything to help.
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Math is invading what should be a sacred space for cute puppy photos, cute baby photos, and eerily accurately targeted ads.
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It was a desperate and short-sighted attempt to win the hearts and minds of communities whose lands we were invading.
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Tillerson has argued that the U.S. and Europe should not lift its sanctions on Russia for invading Ukraine and annexing Crimea.
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Invading Humboldt squid that love deoxygenated water, warmed and acidified by climate change, will prey on fish stocks in the West.
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Composed partly during the Siege of Leningrad, it is a programmatic evocation of war that was broadcast at the invading Germans.
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And too many residents now view the police as an invading force, defined by their worst instances of abuse and impunity.
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Tagged targets remain visible when you revert back to Takkar's perspective, which is handy intel when you're invading an enemy encampment.
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The Zika virus is invading new regions, carried by infected mosquitoes that some say are being driven northward by warmer temperatures.
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So Facebook is essentially invading the privacy of pretty much everyone in the world who has ever used a mobile phone.
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If you don't know already, this predatory species depletes local fish and shrimp populations and has been invading western Atlantic waters.
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It lies between Ashdod and Tel Aviv, just north of where Egyptian forces reached after invading from the Sinai in 1948.
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Chance are good that any country even thinking about invading Israel is probably full of, if not run by, Mossad agents.
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The debilitating class of diseases spreads through a body like an invading army as toxic cells grow relentlessly into unruly tumors.
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Herastrau Park in Bucharest opened in 1936, just five years before Romania joined its German allies in invading the Soviet Union.
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Seems extreme, but if someone is repetitively invading your personal space and time, maybe it's time to look at other options.
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I realized it needed to be a little bit more in a play box with the musical theater people invading it.
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Most of the population was born long after the Khmer Rouge was removed from power by the invading Vietnamese in 1979.
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Often misrepresented as a commemoration of Mexican independence, the day actually marks a Mexican victory over invading French forces in 1862.
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"South by Java Head" 1958 British naval officer helps a motley boatload of civilians escape Singapore and the invading Japanese Army.
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Then on the night of June 22014-235, 22015, I received a call that the Chinese Army was invading the capital.
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Separately from Strzok's lawsuit, Page sued the DOJ and FBI for invading her privacy by releasing the texts to the media.
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American white nationalists have incorporated Muslims into their taxonomy of invading races but remain mostly focused on Latinos, blacks and Jews.
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Tip: Watch out for behaviors like tardiness, interrupting others, invading other people's personal space, inappropriate humor or remarks, and incessant complaining.
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Bolton said in a 2015 interview that he believed the decision to leave Iraq was a worse decision that invading it.
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When China lost its regional dominance at the hands of colonial powers and invading armies, it saw the situation as temporary.
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The unchecked use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) by the major internet platforms is invading our privacy, putting our democracy at risk.
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Sipple sued the paper for invading his privacy, but he lost the case, because the courts regarded his background as newsworthy.
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The drills involve tens of thousands of US and South Korean troops and mock events, including rehearsals for invading North Korea.
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" Flashback to 2002: On Howard Stern's show in 2002, Trump when asked if supported invading Iraq said, "Yeah, I guess so.
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Invading Crimea was a well-planned and calculated move because he knew the West was not determined enough to stop it.
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Not invading Venezuela may be wise but what are our goals here and what can and will we do about it?
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You can thank Putin for attacking our democracy, invading neighbors & threatening our allies Trump on Thursday morning had a different take.
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"At breakneck speeds, they careen down Alexander Avenue and enter the Hurricane Gulch neighborhood like an invading army," Mike Kirner wrote.
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She said the invading herdsmen had destroyed one of her tractors and a secluded retreat on her property favored by tourists.
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At their center is Miranda (Mireille Enos), an unraveling New York City artist whose work involves invading the privacy of strangers.
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That's about what the United States spent invading Iraq, and a high-speed rail network would be more useful than that.
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But even if Bush's allegations had been true, they would not have accurately described his administration's real reasons for invading Iraq.
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The goal of the game is to both protect the planet Corneria from invading forces, and to defeat those would-be invaders.
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It's not unlike what happens when scientists start trying to burn away the invading roots and creeping vines of the Upside Down.
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And, though his lie about opposing it was quickly exposed, he argued openly that invading Iraq in 22016 was a terrible mistake.
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Jafar is hoping that he can pair Princess Jasmine and Anders off, to grow their allies in hopes of invading other countries.
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There's a fine line between keeping an eye on your teen and invading their privacy — especially when it comes to their phones.
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These individuals will lend their muscle to combat invading monsters, construct items each day for you to collect, and drive your exploration.
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Tumors have ways of turning up the expression of this protein in immune cells to dampen their response to the invading cancer.
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" When radio host Howard Stern asked Trump in September 2002 if he is "for invading Iraq," Trump responded, "Yeah, I guess so.
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At the same time, aliens known as the Hafn are invading, and Jedao might be the only person who can stop them.
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The quieter drones get, the harder it is to make the case that they aren't powerful tools for invading other people's privacy.
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A study published in 2006 reported 24 cases of patients with "ear-invading" bugs over a two-year period in South Africa.
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One exercise, for example, was based on the 1984 movie Red Dawn, where teenagers fight off invading forces in World War III.
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The body invading organism seen above appears to be a horsehair worm aka a Gordian worm which is in the phylum Nematomorpha.
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Haftar and Serraj could agree to a new transitional government, which would help the commander steadily entrench his power without invading Tripoli.
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I'm not the only one who is overwhelmed by the slow ooze of work-oriented obligations that are invading my personal time.
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In 20153 he sent it to fight the invading army of Saddam Hussein, Iraq's then-dictator, calling the war a "divine cause".
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Antibodies are large proteins that latch onto invading bacteria or viruses, neutralizing them and enabling the immune system to destroy the pathogens.
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Portions of Dura-Europos were buried intentionally, to bolster a rampart against a Sasanian army invading from the east in the 250s.
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The specter of armed ICE agents invading communities early in the morning harkens back to the darkest days of chaotic immigration enforcement.
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These are all consistent with a Department of Defense that doesn't want Russia to get any ideas about invading NATO member states.
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MASSIVE 18-INCH HAMMERHEAD WORMS ARE INVADING FRANCE Scientists believe both worms are females, according to a report provided to Fox News.
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But the two were on to an unsettling discovery: These worms, native to tropical Asia, were invading France — and nobody had noticed.
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The massacre began with gang members of one prison block invading the prison block of a rival gang, according to the BBC.
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Neither Bush, nor his supposed svengali, Vice President Dick Cheney, sought to remake Iraq in our own image by invading in 2003.
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The technique replaces a defective version of a gene the body needs to build cells that seek out and destroy invading germs.
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While body-shaming, in itself, is not a crime, there are circumstances in which invading one's privacy to accomplish it can be.
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The small nation – once part of the Soviet Union – was hopelessly outmanned and outgunned by invading Russian forces and their separatist allies.
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The Black Sabbath singer interrupted Sharon mid-sentence by blaring his song "Crazy Train" and invading the stage with flowers in hand.
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Harsh Russian winters played a decisive role in defeating the invading armies of French ruler Napoleon Bonaparte and Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler.
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The priest was later killed while invading Honduras as part of a Sandinista invasion force led by a protégé of Che Guevara.
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" The story continued: "Japan must not forget its infamous history of invading countries and regions in the Asia-Pacific region during WWII.
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Right now we live in a world that's been messed up by the bad decisions George W. Bush made about invading Iraq.
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And let's not forget that NATO was largely designed to deter Russia, which has a particular affinity for invading non-NATO members.
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Maybe it was the assumption that all rural Americans regularly have to open fire on large groups of hogs invading their property.
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"President Trump made the wall the symbol for America being threatened by invading dark people, hiding Islamic terrorists," Greenberg in an email.
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Verzilov is known in Russia for protest stunts including briefly invading the pitch during the World Cup final in Moscow this year.
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The aim is to take stock of the presidential campaign — "when our ideas began invading the mainstream" — and figure out what's next.
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We were the good guys, fighting an invading military force that was trying to steal a small country's most precious natural resource.
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It protects mice by latching onto invading viruses and preventing them from inserting their DNA into the genome of a mouse cell.
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He continually offers "hospitality" to the evil forces invading his home, at the expense of the safety and sanity of his wife.
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Pointless debates about gold coins and piss-takes about invading the Shire are perfectly pointless interactions that help genuine connections to grow.
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This time, the Polish studio is releasing IS Defense, a game where players protect European shores from an invading Islamic State army.
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Its synopsis, of unified Korean forces invading and occupying the US just a decade from now, struck a chord with stateside gamers.
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While it wasn't Genghis Khan at the head of the invading army, it wasn't too far removed the then-dead leader's time.
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The Green River runs very close to Bundy Country where wildlife rangers are perceived with the scorn reserved for an invading army.
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It all deserves more than the simplistic but widespread caricature of a country which met the invading tanks with a cavalry charge.
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For decades, people have fearfully imagined armies of hyper-efficient robots invading offices and factories, gobbling up jobs once done by humans.
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And Moscow's antics in former Soviet countries — invading Georgia in 2008, and later sowing division in Ukraine — only adds to that anxiety.
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Pyongyang sees those troops as a possible invading force, but Seoul considers them a security guarantee against a possible North Korean attack.
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An invading force bent on total, if sometimes muddled, global domination is closer to what the Pajerski family of St. Anthony, Minn.
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Putin's Russia retained its nuclear arsenal and projected power and influence internationally, occupying territories in Georgia, invading Crimea and intervening in Syria.
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Dozens of police were injured while hundreds of the invading migrants made it across into Spanish territory where they claimed asylum status.
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In transportation, this can lead to chaotic efforts of apparent disruption, such as scooter startups invading cities and wrecking quality of life.
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In New Mexico, Secretary of State Toulouse Oliver has proposed a new rule invading the privacy of supporters of groups, including charities.
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The bugs were that decisive in winning independence, devastating the invading European troops who (unlike native-born rebels) lacked much disease resistance.
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The bugs were that decisive in winning independence, devastating the invading European troops who (unlike native-born rebels) lacked much disease resistance.
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"Instead of invading private property, pastoralists should be willing to be taught how to manage the land they currently occupy," he said.
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Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) was one of many lawmakers calling for sanctions on Turkey, for example, if the country continues invading Syria.
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Presidents don't go out and constantly "joke" about invading countries, or about their economic policies, or about their political opponents being terrorists.
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But a lot of people supported it, because people were afraid of brown, Muslim people coming to our country and invading us.
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Fair or not, it feels like Facebook will be held to a higher standard than other tech companies invading your living room.
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Hitler annexed all the country's German-speaking areas, known as the Sudetenland, in the fall of 246812, before invading Czechoslovakia the following year.
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One of the most gruesome is tapeworm, a species of digestive tract-invading parasites that includes Diphyllobothrium nihonkaiense, or the Japanese broad tapeworm.
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Photo: CDC GlobalThere's something so grossly alluring about stories of body-invading parasites, whether they happen in real life or in science fiction.
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Trump has miraculously turned the claim that he was opposed from the outset to invading Iraq into an asset in a Republican primary.
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It's gotten to the point where a lot of people on the subreddit said that there must be "concern trolls" invading these threads.
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The bureau is under the threat of an invading force called "the Hiss" that has seemingly possessed almost everyone working in the facility.
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YONGE STREET, TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA – 2015/05/27: The technology invading business to save jobs: McDonald's self-ordering kiosk installed in a building.
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The Kremlin responded by effectively invading, then annexing, the strategic Crimean Peninsula where Russia leased a naval base for its Black Sea Fleet.
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In 1963, for example, then-President Lyndon Johnson warned Turkey in a letter against invading Cyprus, the small island nation in the Mediterranean.
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This is Poland but could soon be your backyard (Image: AP)Pigs are invading, and could be coming to a county near you.
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And it still takes place in a dangerous world packed with invading aliens, but by this time, the threat seems familiar and predictable.
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That we have to keep guns out of the hands of the invading hordes of less-than-human people coming across our borders?
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That we have to keep guns out of the hands of the invading hordes, of less-than-human people coming across our borders?
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In the show, Hopper and Joyce Byers (Winona Ryder) kidnap Alexei to try to figure out why there are Russians invading Hawkins, Indiana.
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Even as Putin continued Russia&aposs pattern authoritarian aggression, undermining democracy at home and invading his neighbors, they advocated a "reset" of relations.
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Again, history explains the initial choice of location: Turbomeca was founded pre-war, then moved to a remote spot to avoid invading Germans.
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It wasn't so long ago that it was eyeing an electoral landslide—six weeks ago they were talking about invading Arizona and Georgia.
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He tried a game — probably RoboRaid — where you have to fight off incoming swarms of invading aliens by shooting them with your finger.
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This is an extremely adorable cat, invading a baseball game between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Kansas City Royals on Wednesday night.
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In the context of Abdopus aculeatus, these choices feel like a joke, a way of acknowledging that a sea creature is "invading" land.
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A year after invading Ukraine and annexing Crimea in 2014, Russia signed an agreement in Minsk that was supposed to end the fighting.
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Yet as sieges by invading armies decreased, repairs on the structure fell off, and eventually, the Cittadella fell into a state of decay.
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The invading Egyptian army had seized a narrow coastal strip 0003 miles (40 km) long from the Sinai to just south of Ashkelon.
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So, where, exactly, did Trump get the idea that invading Afghanistan was an act of self-defense by a terrorism-plagued Soviet Union?
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In 2000, Republican Rick Lazio was accused of invading Clinton's bubble as he walked to her side of the stage during the debate.
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So I got right down to the business of invading Jacob's privacy so I could leave him and his menagerie to their day.
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"I'd be surprised," said Plunkett, "if you don't see a genre of hilarious but privacy-invading stories about Alexa in college dorm rooms."
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"Stories of snakes invading homes always sound scary, but as long as you don't provoke them, they won't hurt you," Mr. Prayul said.
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On Wednesday night, when the streets around the square temporarily dried out, the tides seemed to have momentarily washed away the invading hordes.
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The invading Egyptian army had seized a narrow coastal strip 25 miles (40 km) long from the Sinai to just south of Ashkelon.
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As lymph flows through the body, it takes up excess fluid and detritus from the tissues — usually dead cells and sometimes invading bacteria.
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Angela Merkel, in the run-up to this year's German federal election, talked about bots, generally, as if they were an invading army.
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They brought them back to Europe, hoping to domesticate or breed them, and almost immediately the animals escaped, invading the continent and beyond.
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A month before invading Kurdish areas in Syria, Turkey's president said he "cannot accept" the West's restrictions that keep him from a bomb.
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Regardless, there's no arguing that there's something in the water right now — this cozier-than-thou footwear is invading our collective shopping carts.
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On The X-Files, Mulder and Scully nearly lost each other and tried futilely to stop the alien conspiracy from invading the Earth.
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The war exploded in 2014, shortly after Ukrainian revolutionaries ousted kleptocratic former president Viktor Yanukovych and Russia responded by invading and annexing Crimea.
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Up to 100 players can fight side by side to defend their settlements against the island&aposs supernatural forces, or other invading players.
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Americans sparred over how to best deploy a war on terror, arguing over the benefits of invading Iraq and implementing the Patriot Act.
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In 1982, while an invading Israeli army controlled Beirut, Christian Phalangist militiamen massacred hundreds of Palestinians in the Sabra and Shatila refugee camps.
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Mr. Kim, the research by Mr. Sechser and Mr. Fuhrmann suggests, has greatly enhanced his ability to deter the United States from invading.
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Moments of truly singular performance and direction are interspersed with sections where you assault a sniper or defend a dam from invading zombies.
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Obama ran as eloquent and careful in contrast to George W. Bush who had come to be seen as cavalier after invading Iraq.
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During the 2016 campaign he floated the idea that Syrian refugees could be a secret invading army and pledged to remove them all.
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There's no doubt that the United States has made terrible mistakes, like invading Iraq in 2003 and torturing terrorism suspects after Sept. 11.
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You don't really think of countries invading each other these days, but Russia did that to part of Ukraine not that long ago.
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The 1984 action movie "Red Dawn" told the story of a band of heartland guerrillas, the Wolverines, that confronts a Soviet invading force.
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The two men are brothers in arms, fighting the good fight against the invading hordes of immigrants — and their liberal enablers, of course.
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Lieberman, back in the Senate, then distinguished himself in the George W. Bush era as the most vocal Democratic proponent of invading Iraq.
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But there's still that layer of invading someone's privacy—at the heart of it, this game is about snooping through someone else's secrets.
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There was a nativist streak to its ideas: Mary Elizabeth Lease, a Kansas populist and suffragette, warned about a "tide of Mongols" invading America.
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Google, Apple, Uber, and other tech companies are invading the transportation marketplace with fresh technology and no ingrained attitudes about how things are done.
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It's your job to bring the scattered Wenja back together and stand as a united front against invading tribes to the north and south.
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A particularly heated exchange came when the debate focused on the candidates' stances on invading Iraq in 2003: TRUMP: Chris, we don't gain anything.
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This peel-off mask is supposedly great for removing blackheads and all kinds of pore-invading dirt to keep your face clean and smooth.
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He wants suzerainty in Syria, forgiveness for invading Ukraine, and increasingly -- along with his ally Iran -- to set the agenda in the Arab world.
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It's easy to see machine learning as a creativity-killing, bubble-inducing agent invading our Facebook News Feeds and dumbing-down our Netflix habits.
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The endgame enemies were invading Talos I, yes, but it had become my station, a labyrinth in which Morgan Yu was now the Minotaur.
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Consider how he originally expressed support for invading Iraq in 2002, only to turn around and pretend he always opposed doing so years later.
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The country's history since is a series of foreign nations imposing crippling debt, invading, occupying and intervening, with often dire consequences for Haiti's people.
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Today, as president of Russia, he's challenging the US-led Western world order by propping up dictators, tampering with elections, and invading his neighbors.
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Cytokines orchestrate other components of the immune system to appropriately fight the invading virus, while chemokines direct these components to the location of infection.
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Best of luck, and remember: If Will could survive a smoke monster invading his body, you can likely handle a weekend filled with relatives.
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So Mr Ekeus had a told-you-so feeling when the Americans, after invading Iraq in 2003, found no weapons of mass destruction (WMD).
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China's plans for a tech-driven, privacy-invading social credit system may sound dystopian to Western ears, but it hasn't raised much protest there.
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The human race may very well be an invading species, much like the demon slug/slug-dog/slug-men demogorgons from Netflix's Stranger Things.
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North Korea's foreign ministry said the approach of the U.S. Navy strike group showed Washington's "reckless moves for invading had reached a serious phase".
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Shouldn't that weaken Putin's credibility and embolden his enemies — namely, the United States — to exploit his weakness by invading a country he cares about?
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With thousands of Toronto fans invading KeyBank Center, Jack Eichel and the Sabres skated away with a 483-2 victory over their border rivals.
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Columbia, South Carolina (CNN)Donald Trump acknowledged Thursday that he "could have" signaled support for invading Iraq during a 2002 interview with Howard Stern.
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Trump has repeatedly vowed to stop the Central American caravans, sending troops to reinforce the border and describing the migrants as an invading force.
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Advocates claim that the rules are necessary to prevent perverts from invading the privacy of – or worse, they say, sexually assaulting – women and children.
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You can thank Putin for attacking our democracy, invading neighbors & threatening our allies It's clear Trump is desperate not to look like a loser.
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He has slammed George W. Bush for making the "worst single mistake" in U.S. history by invading Iraq, mocked his brother former Florida Gov.
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The only major fighting inside Germany, in the war's opening weeks, had ended in a spectacular rout of Tsar Nicholas II's inept invading troops.
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The organization tried to invoke war powers under the Constitution on the basis that undocumented immigrants were "invading" the US like a foreign army.
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U.N. membership did not prevent the USSR from herding its citizens into forced-labor camps, murdering untold numbers of them, and invading other states.
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The former vice president has himself been accused by multiple women of inappropriately touching them or invading their personal space throughout his political career.
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"Huge foreign investments are now vested in the region and global companies are already invading the land with both machinery and workforce," she said.
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The rebels called themselves Sandinistas, after Augusto César Sandino, who in the twenties had become a nationalist hero for fighting the invading U.S. Marines.
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Facebook, among the Four Horsemen, has the fewest old-economy moats, making it the most vulnerable to an invading army with big-ass ladders.
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Seuss' The Cat in the Hat' (Saturday) That shifty feline fellow is now invading the theater in this adaptation of Dr. Seuss's classic tale.
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By invading and ineptly occupying Iraq, Mr. Engel writes, the Bush administration "broke the status quo that had existed since 1967" in the region.
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The resulting parasite multitudes then spread throughout the body invading red blood cells, where they reproduce again, bursting the blood cells in the process.
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Given that the show will only have two truncated seasons left, I think safe money is on the White Walkers invading in season seven.
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Nicholas Kristof "We will be greeted as liberators" upon invading Iraq, Vice President Dick Cheney counseled in 2003 on the eve of the war.
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That we have to keep guns out of the hands out of the invading hordes of less-than-human people coming across our borders?
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Tourists and missionaries, Coca-Cola and the Catholic Church — it's all the same invading Christian enemy, different brand names for the same old crusade.
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These were macrophages, the police vans of the immune system — whose job it is to capture invading bacteria, cart them off and destroy them.
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Gunboat diplomacy in the early 20th century saw American Marines invading Cuba, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua and elsewhere to set up governments of Washington's choosing.
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Around Wee Waa, it has been the kangaroos invading soccer fields and crowding roadsides after dark, their carcasses littering the pavement in the morning.
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Maybe. The ringing behind Eden's head convinces him that an army of cockroaches is invading his room to annihilate what remains of his body.
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Now, the Iraqi Kurds' move to support independence has led to concern that Turkey might go as far as invading to stop the process.
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If Mr. Putin thought there was no price to be paid for invading White House systems, why wouldn't he attack the Democratic National Committee?
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"We have not talked about what we need to do to protect ourselves from Russia invading our election," said Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota.
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He's got Vladimir Putin invading and occupying his country on one side and Donald Trump threatening to cut off security aid on the other.
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Some dislike seeing another foreign power further invading their land, but for the Free Syrian Army and many refugees, Turkey represents the best hope.
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About 1,500 members of the new unit conducted a public exercise, camouflaged with khaki stripes, imitating recapturing a Japanese island from an invading army.
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George W. Bush was heavily criticized for invading Iraq, yet he won reelection in 2004 without the tumult that now envelopes the Trump administration.
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The military cost of invading and occupying Iraq from 2003 through 20173 was about $715 billion, it said, citing a Congressional Research Service report.
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But the Trump administration is considering penalties beyond those currently slapped on Russia for invading Ukraine in 2014 and other breaches of international law.
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But I digress, as does Ms. Arcade, moving from a brief history of the advertising industry to carping about tourist hordes invading the city.
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Whittlesey often invoked John Quincy Adams's admonition that "we do not go abroad for monsters to destroy" and later expressed skepticism about invading Iraq.
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It seems like every day one of the two companies is making major money moves, scoring deals with retailers or invading fast food menus.
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They have also argued that the action was covered under an authorization of military force passed by Congress in 2002 to approve invading Iraq.
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Google's digital glasses, rejected by consumers three years ago as an elite, privacy-invading toy, have picked up a lunchpail and gone to work.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, for example, has been a fervid defender of ObamaCare and other congressional programs invading traditional areas of state control.
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The military cost of invading and occupying Iraq from 2003 through 2010 was about $715 billion, it said, citing a Congressional Research Service report.
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"It must not be based on sexually invading them, testing them and requiring proof of 'purity' to access education funding," she said in a statement.
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The urge came thick and fast, constantly invading my thoughts, prodding at me to act on it, or else I would shrivel up and die.
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And in a movie as good as The Avengers — still my favorite Marvel movie — the villains are literally a faceless, invading horde from outer space.
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Long story short, it's assumed that whoever this promised prince is, they're the one who is going to end up stopping the invading White Walkers.
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Armor served to craft an image of courage, virtue and panache, which would make your subjects love you and your opponents think twice about invading.
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If they discover birth defects, they will investigate whether the virus is directly invading the fetuses or causing a harmful immune response in the mother.
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They wonder, too, whether different services could work together in complex missions such as invading Taiwan, the democratic island that China claims as its own.
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It gets even better when one of the main missions has players invading the homes of innocent black people and helping the police arrest them.
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Earwax, also known as cerumen, is essentially the snot that serves to grease up the inside of your ears and trap any invading dirt particles.
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You show up to the other team as a glowing red figure, similar to the invading feature in From Software's Dark Souls and Bloodborne games.
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They also worry about the prospect of the Russian president invading one of Eastern Europe's NATO members and daring Washington and its allies to respond.
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" That October, he said, "Iraq is a crappy place filled with a bunch of, you know, semiliterate primitive monkeys — that's why it wasn't worth invading.
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Politicians in Westminster and the public thought that the British army was out there to stop Guatemala invading Belize, a move it had long threatened.
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With all of these horizontal bars invading our vertical space, a 33:9 screen quickly starts to feel cramped, especially at the typical laptop size.
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This tool, developed from a bacterial defence system that cuts up the DNA of invading viruses, permits genetic material to be edited easily and precisely.
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Allied troops were invading Germany, Benito Mussolini had just been assassinated, and in Los Angeles, the Tinseltown elite were partying at David O. Selznick's house.
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Putin had stopped short of overtly invading Ukraine, infuriating Dugin and other far-right leaders who wanted Russia to take part or all of Ukraine.
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Like invading Russia in winter, it appears that participating in the Russian investigation is a prospect fraught with peril for those on the front lines.
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Florida Atlantic University biological sciences professor Stephen Kajiura, captured video Friday morning of blacktip sharks invading the waters of Palm Beach, on Florida's Atlantic coast.
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Some parts of the CRISPR suite cut and store information from the genomes of invading viruses to help bacteria defend against them in the future.
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While it may seem like a plague is upon us, swarms of millions of locusts invading areas in southern Russia is actually not that uncommon.
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The brands are invading Snapchat, and Qantas is the latest to sign up with the social media platform to connect with new (read younger) demographics.
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"We use terms like 'alien,' 'invasive,' 'invading,' 'dangerous' to demarcate weedy plants, and we often do the same to immigrant and marginalized communities," Kennedy said.
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Now it is the turn of the roundabout, a humble road-junction improvement which is invading the French landscape and unsettling the order of things.
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The rapper made his comments on a U.S. podcast, drawing widespread condemnation on social media for invading his daughter's privacy and endorsing a disputed practice.
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The model also sent a second tweet criticizing the paparazzi for invading her privacy, suggesting that she should move apartments to avoid the public eye.
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America, after all, went on invading other nations in the late twentieth century even as it helped build a new world order that outlawed war.
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Moscow says it has no intention of invading the Baltics or Poland and accuses NATO of destabilizing Europe by moving troops closer to Russia's borders.
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Now, driven by myths about sovereignty and invading hordes, Britain has ushered in another time of treacherous trial for the European Continent and for itself.
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If they're smart, they will figure out how to promote their products and services without unduly invading people's privacy and bombarding them with useless ads.
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It descended on Iowa on April 13, invading first a turkey farm and then a giant property holding more than 4.1 million egg-laying hens.
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Experts said these missiles could be used not only to shoot down North Korean missiles, but also to deter China from invading the disputed islands.
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As UFO author Chris Rutkowski once explained, perhaps it is because we have become acclimatized to seeing UFOs invading Earth in books and on screen.
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When it comes to human infection, P. knowlesi hasn't been much of a player because it's very poorly equipped for invading human red blood cells.
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In 2006, the United States gave clandestine support to Ethiopian troops invading the country to overthrow an Islamist movement that had taken control of Mogadishu.
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If the cisgender girl claims that the transgender girl is invading her privacy in a discomfiting way, that could also constitute a Title IX violation.
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That does not mean Mr. Trump is ready to back his threats by invading Iran — such a possibility, on the contrary, is seen as nonexistent.
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Hanser ruled last week that Jupiter police did not take enough precautions to avoid invading the privacy of spa customers who only received legitimate massages.
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If the Muslims are invading and fighting a war against us and our identity, then there is only one answer: 'We have to defend ourselves.
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"The emergence of President Muhammadu Buhari has emboldened the Fulani herdsmen who have been invading Christian communities, killing, maiming and destroying with impunity," he said.
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For the millions living under the heel of invading forces in Czechoslovakia, the shift from hope to despair was as swift as it was shocking.
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As Times reporting shows, there is a danger of alienating suburban voters with a constant stream of nationalist rhetoric about invading hordes and birthright citizenship.
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"Imagine if it was ISIS that sent bombs to US officials, started shooting in grocery stores, and invading places of worship," Ms. Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.
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" It showed two bulldozers demolishing the heavily armed inter-Korean border and removing a missile bearing the words "joint military drills for invading the North.
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So Mr. Criscitello responded with art, creating a series of provocative and sometimes vulgar street murals that excoriated the invading masses as homophobic and insensitive.
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A 2007 cyberattack on Estonia, a former Soviet republic that had joined NATO, sent a message that Russia could paralyze the country without invading it.
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But he has yet to condemn Mr. Putin for invading Ukraine or bombing Syria — two important issues where his views and Mr. Tillerson's could collide.
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Rahama Wright, who worked in Mali, in West Africa, from 2002 to 2004, said she had faced questions about the country's motives in invading Iraq.
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Their goal is to create an antibody treatment that can be injected directly into a patient, giving them an instant boost against the invading coronavirus.
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It is not a surprise that Moscow is not an honest broker: it has so far only admitted to invading Ukraine once, rather than twice.
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" He adds, "When you hear the siren noise/Me and Martin, a couple of Bad Boys/Independence Day, aliens on my turf/You invading us?
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Power of Siberia is the result of a $400 billion deal signed within days of the United States placing sanctions on Russia for invading Ukraine.
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Or look at Crusader Kings II that had a whole expansion (Sunset invasion) premised on the notion of the Aztec Empire invading and colonizing Europe.
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Moscow says it has no intention of invading the Baltics or Poland and accuses NATO of destabilising Europe by moving troops closer to Russia's borders.
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"The assertions made for this story are not only false, they are a disgusting attempt at invading the privacy of the First Family," she said.
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"Our mujahedeen continued their progress in the presence of tens of thousands of Americans and other invading forces," said Qari Yousef Ahmadi, a Taliban spokesman.
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Because of popular depictions of aliens and movies like Independence Day, people are primed to see aliens as an existential threat, some superior invading force.
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In that film, Rosemary is also stuck servicing the whims of her artist husband, who can't imagine why she doesn't want visitors invading her house.
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Facebook has begun invading Instagram with alerts in its settings sidebar (left) and notifications tab (right) Facebook has begun invading Instagram with alerts in its settings sidebar (left) and notifications tab (right) After growing the app to 1 billion users, conquering its archrival Snapchat, turning it into a massive advertising business, Instagram's founders may feel that they've done their duty and are ready to tackle different challenges.
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There was a real risk that Pakistani army and police units might get into a firefight with a strange force that appeared to be invading Abbottabad.
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For much of the series, the rival families ignored (and indeed ridiculed) the threat posed by the White Walkers, an invading army from the frozen north.
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Macrophages are attracted to the wound inflicted by the tattoo needle, and eat up the tattoo pigment in the same way they would any invading pathogen.
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Image: Amazon / Pexabay / GizmodoIf you thought Echos were only good for invading your privacy and enticing hackers, then boy do I have some news for you.
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When it got underway on day 88 of his young presidency, he then failed to provide the air cover he had promised, stranding the invading forces.
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And in the aftermath of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook reportedly decided now would not be a great time to launch a privacy-invading smart speaker.
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American forces withdrew in 2011 after invading in 2003 but returned in 2014 at the invitation of the Iraqi government to help fight the jihadist group.
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The pests, known and feared by the world's most ancient civilizations, are invading southern Ethiopia and neighboring parts of Kenya in numbers not seen in generations.
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Conflicts and wars in the Middle East have been bottomless pits of quicksand that have sucked the life out of invading or protecting nations for centuries.
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The former '90210' star filed new legal docs, obtained by TMZ, claiming State Farm is invading her privacy and making false claims about her smoking habits.
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In the film, we see a CIA agent interviewing a wounded soldier, who claims he was transported back to America, where he saw the Russians invading.
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Dugan stresses that it's not about invading your thoughts — an important disclaimer, given the public's anxiety over privacy violations from social network's as large as Facebook.
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MST activists fight for land distribution in Brazil, many times invading areas it says are not producing anything and then seeking its expropriation by the government.
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Puddles, who when not singing is silent, embraces the creepy clown stereotype, invading the space of audience members, sometimes even kissing or, be warned, licking them.
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It puts players in the shoes of series protagonist B.J. Blazkowicz's twin daughters (Jess and Soph) in 1980s Paris, continuing their father's fight against invading Nazis.
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PAUL I think it may be over-stating the case, protection may be from us invading and having regime change, that&aposs what happened in Libya.
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When sneaking through someone's home, be it home to a terrifying beast or blood relatives, there is a sense that you are invading a personal space.
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Pakistan has also built tactical nuclear weapons, with a range of 70km or so, intended for use against invading Indian forces, on Pakistani soil if necessary.
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Some proclaim State Department Secretary Rex Tillerson "brilliant" for saying that all options are on the table for invading North Korea and that we're done talking.
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Tiny invading ships come by in wave after wave, starting to attack opposite angles of your island at once by only the fifth battle or so.
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Mr Erdogan, eager to sustain a nationalist frenzy ahead of elections scheduled for next year, invoked a Turkish victory over an invading Greek army in 1922.
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In 2015, the studio teamed up with Fast and Furious director Justin Lin for a hyperrealistic immersive short film called Help involving aliens invading Los Angeles.
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Left alone, my brain goes to the apocalypse, back to my childhood nightmares of Nazis invading through my windows, trying to drag me to the camps.
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The Green Line was drawn for no other reason than to mark off on a map how far the two invading armies had managed to get.
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His early life was overshadowed by World War Two - his family had to flee invading Nazi troops and seek refuge in the United States and Canada.
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MASSIVE, VORACIOUS LIZARDS ARE INVADING THE SOUTHWESTERN US A local resident began recording the shocking video as the bird was nearly halfway down the serpent's throat.
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Like the other good pitch-invading dogs that have come before it, this pooch was very reluctant to leave the field, staying for approximately three minutes.
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But it will also focus on a new vampiric analogy, framing the tech industry as an invading (and yes, disruptive) predator in the game's Seattle ecosystem.
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This includes not conducting airstrikes, invading Iraq, furnishing repressive regimes with tear gas and deadly weapons, overlooking the jailing of dissidents and cozying up to autocrats.
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After vape was named the Oxford English Dictionary's word of the year in 2014, evidence of #vapelife began invading our city blocks, parks, and Instagram feeds.
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"For BlackBerry, there is a balance between doing what's right, such as helping to apprehend criminals, and preventing government abuse of invading citizen's privacy," he concluded.
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Are we like the wolf snail, which eats other snails (by invading their shells) almost as our country invades and devours the resources of other countries?
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Trump's top aides reportedly took turns explaining to him how invading the country could significantly damage U.S. relations with Latin American countries, among other possible issues.
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WASHINGTON — One month ago, President Trump warned President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey not to "be a fool" or "a tough guy" by invading northeastern Syria.
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As Reuters notes, Paulino Guajajara's death comes as Brazil sees a rise in illegal loggers invading reservations and forest lands since President Jair Bolsonaro was elected.
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So was George W. Bush, who withdrew the United States from the Kyoto Protocol, generally scorned international agreements, and sidelined the United Nations before invading Iraq.
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The common theory was that the meteor was in fact an alien spaceship or some type of weapon sent to Earth by an invading alien species.
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It is also the thrill of working with one or two people rather than an invading army that you take when you make a mainstream film.
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Qatar and other Gulf states flooded Syria with guns and money, and rejuvenated rebel units were soon invading Aleppo and pressing at the gates of Damascus.
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"For BlackBerry, there is a balance between doing what's right, such as helping to apprehend criminals, and preventing government abuse of invading citizen's privacy," he said.
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"We all missed him those times he'd retreat but said little, thinking he was due the deference to work out whatever demons were invading his head."
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Iraq, which began in 2003 as a classic movement of state-versus-state warfare with tanks and a big invading force, evolved into another counterinsurgency campaign.
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The next step is to give Trump credit for not invading Poland or trying to commit full-scale genocide against Jews and Roma in Eastern Europe.
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The number Italy arrived at couldn't even pay for a dozen of Facebook's interns, let alone compel the social network to change its privacy-invading ways.
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If you want to rejoin the world order and observe international law and stop invading sovereign nations like Ukraine, then we can have a pathway forward.
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The report also notes that he spied on colleagues, invading their personal privacy, and that he hunted for personnel records about promotions and hiring at NSA.
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Two hundred and sixty years later, Russia defeated the invading army of Napoleon, the Enlightenment Antichrist, and proved that only Russia could rescue Europe from darkness.
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We should celebrate people like Pablo Montoya and Tomas Romero, two figures who aligned themselves with Chicanx people and Pueblo people to resist invading Anglo colonizers.
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If we could talk to the animals, imagine the replies we'd receive from our pet cats, the birds on our windowsills, or even picnic-invading pests.
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In real life, people have done many things because God told them to, from invading Iraq to spending 37 years constructing a giant ball of twine.
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"I feel like somebody's house is their private place, and I don't want him to feel like I'm invading his privacy," Taberski says on the podcast.
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But despite the law's good intentions, it has been criticized for invading the privacy of those who have already been punished, then continuing to punish them.
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He also accused the newspaper of invading his privacy, but a judge dismissed the lawsuit because he was unable to describe how the article harmed him.
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The all-female soldiers in asexual colonies were more uniform in the size of their heads, which they use to block enemies from invading their nests.
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Hatuey, its hero, was a real-life Taino warrior who organized an armed defense against the invading Spaniards and was burned at the stake in 1512.
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You can be freaked out by the privacy-invading power of A.I. to know you, but only A.I. can gather the data necessary to do this.
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Read: Busting the Myths About A.I. Invading Our Lives Through email, comments and social media, readers of The Times constantly tell us things we didn't know.
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Alas, when the big boxy appliance that accompanied those TV dinners started invading living rooms in the mid-1950s, sales of paint-by-numbers kits ebbed.
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Aren't they being rude for invading my personal space and denying me privacy, especially when I am using my credit card and putting in my PIN?
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Mahathir had angered New Delhi last year too when he accused India of invading and occupying Kashmir, a Muslim-majority disputed region also claimed by Pakistan.
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They need to tell the American public what they are doing to prevent bad actors or foreign adversaries from invading their platforms and our future elections.
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They work hard to perpetuate the belief that Americans are always on the brink of invading and that nuclear weapons are their only chance of survival.
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Even then, Washington was not a pure "Fabian," a reference to the style of the Roman general who wore out the invading Hannibal by avoiding battle.
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And the year ended with last Saturday night's attack by a machete-wielding terrorist invading the home of a rabbi in Monsey during a Chanukah celebration.
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After a currency crisis, a recession and shock local election losses, invading Syria is bringing him closer to returning at least one million Syrian refugees home.
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Mahathir had angered New Delhi last year too when he accused India of invading and occupying Kashmir, a Muslim-majority disputed region also claimed by Pakistan.
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Later in the same day on which the invading column had captured the airfield, the engineers told Crick and the senior-ranking bomb technician, Staff Sgt.
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In June 1950, a couple of weeks before invading the South and starting the Korean War, Pyongyang called on Seoul for high-level talks on reunification.
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The water is tonic because it contains quinine, which is anti-malarial—a lifesaver, if you happen to be invading or infesting a marshy foreign land.
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As for other popular destinations, the crowds have been both a blessing, bringing in much-needed revenue, and a curse, invading every inch of public space.
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As for other popular destinations, the crowds have been both a blessing, bringing in much-needed revenue, and a curse, invading every inch of public space.
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As the world's conflicts are increasingly fought with state-of-the-art weaponry rather than the large invading armies of the past, India is falling behind.
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That means the Bush administration was willing try out more high-risk policies, like invading Iraq and attempting to transform it into a democracy at gunpoint.
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As drought makes grass and other fodder harder to find, elephants have begun invading the village's tempting irrigated fields, destroying crops and irrigation canals and exasperating farmers.
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They're out of sight and nowhere near where they might confront a group that President Donald Trump has characterized as an invading army that threatens US sovereignty.
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"What goes around comes around … America should pay the price of invading my country," said 29-year-old Marwa Fadhel, who works in Iraq's Ministry of Oil.
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Authorities evacuated what they could from the museum, but larger items and those fixed to walls had to be left to the mercies of the invading militants.
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At a Wednesday demonstration, police Commander Marc Buslik said he was most concerned with the cameras invading the privacy of crime victims or bystanders during police encounters.
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Voice controls work fantastically as assistive technology, but every company seems intent on invading public spaces, your home, even your pocket with their own special talking robot.
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It's your parents' version of a YouTube influencer invading their timeline and saying, in no uncertain terms, that voting Labour would be the cool thing to do.
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"For people who say, 'Isn't this awful, we're invading privacy,' we use DNA all of the time to prove that a person didn't do it," Freeman said.
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" Perhaps to draw a distinction from the ambitious Bush doctrine, Obama noted "a strategy that involves invading every country that harbors terrorist networks is naïve and unsustainable.
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The nightmare image of the angry and emotionally disturbed man who shoots up a movie theater to get back at his ex-girlfriend started invading my dreams.
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But an interesting mechanic that starts to really play into the later stages of a match is called invading, and that's where the PvP component comes in.
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The show touches on plenty of relevant topics, in particular the ethics of invading the privacy of an individual in order to potentially help society at large.
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After threatening nuclear war with North Korea, musing about invading Venezuela and equivocating over Charlottesville, Mr Trump still has the support of four-fifths of Republican voters.
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Cursed because it is hemmed in by mighty empires with a penchant for invading: Persians, Turks and Arabs from the south, Mongols and Russians from the north.
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They claim to love him, but can't stop themselves from attacking his wife, invading the couple's privacy, destroying their home – and, eventually, murdering and consuming their child.
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These closing arguments are everywhere in the state, invading everything from the moments between local news segments and sitcom scenes to pieces of Sunday's Super Bowl telecast.
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McGUINN: I guess it was just a misunderstanding that country folks thought we were invading hippies, and rock folks thought we'd gone over to the other side.
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The outline remains unchanged, as Belle pursues her slightly dotty dad (Kevin Kline) into the woods, where the Beast has imprisoned him for inadvertently invading his domain.
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Multiple sclerosis (MS) happens when the body's immune system learns to attack its own nerve fibres in the same way that it learns to attack invading pathogens.
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He snaps, we watch the invading army turn to dust, and his pseudo-son Spider-Man and his wife Pepper Potts speak to him as he dies.
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It's a far-right fringe theory founded on the belief that Muslims are deliberately invading the West, biding their time, then overtaking communities and imposing Shariah Law.
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Our immune system attempts to protect us by isolating the invading bacteria within nodules, small pockets of cells that look like round spots on an X-ray.
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But listening to Trump last night, one would think that criminal "illegal aliens" are invading our streets and towns, and that we should all live in fear.
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The real question of whether one can justify invading a country that has not attacked us or our allies, but harbors terrorists, was fraught with moral ambiguities.
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In April, members of the Guajajara Indigenous group went to the capital, Brasília, to plead for protection from loggers invading their land in the state of Maranhão.
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Lindsey Graham, a consistent supporter of President Donald Trump, warned Turkey against invading northeastern Syria just days after Trump said the US would withdraw its troops there.
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Critics quickly called the game a "huge security risk" that was invading people's privacy, and Senator Al Franken, a Democrat, on Tuesday expressed concerns about the issue.
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In February, Trump claimed that former President George W. Bush lied about the rationale for invading Iraq, besmirching the name of the country's most recent Republican president.
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In 1863, Texas' governor wouldn't even send Texan troops east for fears that they would be needed to fight Indians or Union troops invading his home state.
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But then—you guessed it—the woman was back, Serena, wedging herself in between me and the guy on the stool beside me, invading my personal space.
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You are someone who is wholly removed, and as such you are the person tasked with invading every inch of privacy you can get your hands on.
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The ghosts are just pissed because they think the humans are invading their planet, but if everyone had just chilled out it probably would have been okay.
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The Kim regime seems to see nuclear weapons as the key to its survival, mostly because it deters foreign countries, like the United States, from invading it.
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The Bosnian news media covered the progress of the Night Wolves as if they were an invading army, something that Mr. Dodik dismissed as anti-Russian hysteria.
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In 2006, Lee received more than $1.6 million from the US government and media organizations in a court settlement for wrongly identifying him and invading his privacy.
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The urban sprawl has eaten into rural areas and forests on the city's outskirts, invading leopards' natural habitats and forcing them to become accidental or unwanted intruders.
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A onetime Khmer Rouge guerrilla fighter, Mr. Hun Sen switched sides and helped the invading Vietnamese oust the brutal regime, and was installed as premier in 1985.
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The Alpini division suffered great losses as they hauled artillery into the Italian Alps, digging tunnels and building outposts to keep Austro-Hungarian troops from invading Italy.
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They stole at least four vehicles, tied up an elderly couple after invading their home and led the police on a high-speed chase, the authorities said.
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As for the reasonable and moderate Nicias, the general who failed to dissuade his fellow Athenians from invading Sicily, he dies there while commanding his doomed forces.
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It makes sense: Foods are packed full of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and other nutrients that can help prepare your body to fight off invading bacteria and viruses.
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Back then, the United States had become involved in the very bloody and seemingly interminable Iran-Iraq war, which Hussein had instigated in 1980 by invading Iran.
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The principal beneficiary was Hussein, who wasted no time in repaying Washington by invading and annexing Kuwait soon after his war with Iran ground to a halt.
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But the bigger problem with invading almost all political expression — even in a school setting — is that doing so tends to suppress the legitimate voices of Americans.
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For me, freedom of movement also encompasses the ability to move in environments without people coming up to me and touching me or invading my personal space.
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He publicly split with the group in 2014 after some of its leaders started invading mosques and threatening Muslims, which he criticized as un-Christian and counterproductive.
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The problem, as the court saw it, was that the device could be utilized without invading an individual's person or property — hence, no trespass and no search.
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He even goes as far as insulting them on many occasions, and questioning the unbreakable NATO relationships that have kept Russia from invading Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia.
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He arrived to find fields still deemed so dangerous that farmers were not allowed to grow tall crops for fear of blocking the view of invading militants.
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Considering that the threat of the White Walkers invading the Seven Kingdoms seems imminent, she will almost certainly have to return to the North at some point.
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According to Chilcot, the US government became dead set on invading Iraq shortly after the 9/11 attacks — despite no meaningful links between al-Qaeda and Iraq.
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Saddam personally assured King Fahd of Saudi Arabia that he had no intention of invading Kuwait, and Fahd chaired a meeting between representatives of the two nations.
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In this nationalistic vision of European geopolitics, the EU is portrayed as an invading force: dictatorial, aloof and undemocratic, hellbent on the formation of a continental super-state.
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Taiwan simulated repelling an invading force and used civilian-operated drones for the first time as part of annual military drills on the self-ruled island on Thursday.
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Instead, we get an up-close look at the horrendous deaths of civilian after civilian, from Drogon's fire and from Dany's own invading forces (both Unsullied and Northmen).
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However, when the couple went to court, Teeson's husband agreed to a plea deal, was convicted of invading her privacy and received only a 45-day jail sentence.
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While I know a tapeworm can't kill me (extreme circumstances aside), the thought of something invading your body feels so much worse, like I'm John Hurt in Alien.
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"I've watched the train wreck happening, but I didn't think he'd go this far in invading someone's family privacy," says Elliott, referencing West's recent scandals on social media.
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Flying can be stressful, especially when you have disruptive seatmates invading your personal space, striking up awkward conversations, or getting in the way of your super long nap.
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While the Club Kids were still a few years away from invading Peter Gatien's Limelight, the converted church was still the place to party in the mid-1980s.
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Given that the state is becoming a giant tinderbox and houses are invading wilderness everywhere, it's just impossible to string power lines to everyone without starting some fires.
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The only thing that's missing is that privacy-invading stream of emoji that shows you every transaction your friends and even random people around the world are making.
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The scientists wondered how they might tweak the genes to trigger the production of the destructo-protein in order to combat an invading virus (as opposed to bacteria).
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The BJP dubbed the election a new "battle of Saraighat", in reference to a 17th-century clash in which Assamese forces defeated an invading army of (Muslim) Mughals.
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We don't want to be invading anybody's privacy, but you know, you don't want to feel like you're driving on land mines every time you leave your house.
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Then she gives it the means in the form of a phosphorous grenade, annihilating both the newly created part of herself and the alien presence invading the Earth.
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"Before invading Saudi neighbor Kuwait, Saddam had told Iran that Iraq and Iran will be sharing 800 kilometers (497 miles) in border in the Persian Gulf," Rouhani said.
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I think that it's really healthy, though, and it's good that we have our own social circles and support systems so we're not constantly invading each other's space.
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Russia's only real asset is that Putin can act quickly -- recklessly some might say -- in foreign policy, exemplified by invading Ukraine and propping up the regime in Syria.
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