"A girl comes out of nowhere saying, 'He's looting, he's looting,'" he said.
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Alleged looting East Baton Rouge Sheriff's deputies arrested four men on allegations of looting, the sheriff's office said.
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The attacks prompted retaliatory looting in Nigeria, with South African-owned brands being targeted in looting at stores.
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A first wave of looting began in 2012, Mr. Ali said, and looting has accelerated since 2014 with the arrival of the Islamic State.
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Since the looting became citywide, many aspiring DJs who couldn't afford turntables and mixers were able to obtain the equipment through looting, according to Slate.
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There is no official data, but rights group Venezuelan Observatory for Social Conflict reported 107 episodes of looting or attempted looting in the first quarter.
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County sheriff warns of the risks of looting Fayette County Sheriff Steve Kessler posted a warning on Facebook about possible looting and said it would not be tolerated.
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The Military Advocate General has issued indictments against three soldiers accused of looting and of aiding and abetting looting, and legal proceedings in the cases are in progress.
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How Syrian archaeologists are using science to stop ISIS from looting ancient sites How Syrian archaeologists are using science to stop ISIS from looting ancient sites The Islamic State terror group has been making millions from looting artifacts in Syria, but one group of archaeologists is secretly fighting back — with science.
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South Carolina authorities said law enforcement officers were guarding against looting in evacuated areas, while Wilmington set a curfew on Saturday evening in response to looting in one area.
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So far, the Military Advocate General has issued indictments against three soldiers accused of looting and of aiding and abetting looting, and legal proceedings in the cases are in progress.
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Amr al-Azm, a Shawnee State University archaeologist and expert on looting in Syria, points out that in archaeologically rich regions entire families or clans are known as looting specialists.
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If you see a black family, it says they're looting.
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Additionally, SFGate wrote Redding officials have received reports of looting.
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The state government said the looting had quieted down Thursday.
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This is just a different kind of mooching and looting.
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Shortages of food and medicine are causing hunger and looting.
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Shortages of food and water sparked looting on some islands.
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There have been few reports of revenge killings or looting.
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The city was in chaos, with extensive looting and lawlessness.
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Rampant looting in all major Iraqi cities proved the point.
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Some protests have turned violent and looting has broken out.
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Repeated warnings from police to stop the looting were ignored.
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No one has been fired or prosecuted for the looting.
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And reports of looting have people fearing for their safety.
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Yes, some protests have erupted into looting, arson and violence.
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Others were convicted of lesser charges, including arson and looting.
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VALLE DE LA PASCUA, Venezuela — Sporadic looting and spontaneous protests.
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His images show looting, burning and chaos during the revolution.
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There have been rumors of looting, sometimes supported by fact.
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Sporadic looting continued in parts of the capital on Thursday.
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Given how little most "earn" by looting, this is possible.
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Elizabeth Warren to introduce the Stop Wall Street Looting Act.
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Many of the extravagant sarcophagi are damaged, victims of looting.
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"It has become a vehicle for looting," Mr. Biti said.
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Insurgents captured the military base, looting all weapons and equipment.
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The looting just got taken over by a new group.
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There is, to say the least, a serious disconnect in the museum's emphasis on the damage caused by ISIS looting at sites like Palmyra when its own Palmyra collection was probably acquired by looting.
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Known for her archaeological explorations from satellites circling 400 miles above earth, Dr. Parcak and her team have found potential new pyramids and looting at 267 sites in Egypt with more than 250,000 looting pits.
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The forces can use private homes for interrogation – killing, looting, raping.
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Hungry mobs have been looting stores as shortages and inflation worsen.
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Failure to do so means you're just looting—and destroying history.
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The second episode opens with sirens, people shouting, and looting attempts.
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"Anyone we catch looting will be arrested and jailed," he said.
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Most businesses shut down early on Friday fearing looting by protesters.
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The trucks are being protected by police over fears of looting.
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Looting in the western state of Zulia destroyed hundreds of businesses.
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Violent scuffles in food queues and localised looting are everyday occurrences.
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This only helps to create incentives for more looting (and forgery).
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Shops across the country closed early to protect against possible looting.
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They raided villages, kidnapping women and children and looting food supplies.
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They're also arresting people for looting -- nearly 30 arrests so far.
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Could any damage be caused by modern looting or other activities?
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Environmental activists challenging the looting of natural resources are another target.
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Elizabeth Warren introduced the Stop Wall Street Looting Act of 2019.
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Looting has been breaking out in some cities, especially at night.
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Looting and violent protests followed the gasoline hike around the country.
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But antiquities looting is also a vocation for Middle Eastern regimes.
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But the Indonesian military (TNI) said it didn't condone the looting.
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Twenty-eight people were arrested for looting in southern Bolivar state.
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I would definitely say there was a lot of Latinos looting.
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Dozens of young people rioted, looting and setting fire to businesses.
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It's fascinating ... seems like buyers anticipate massive chaos and eventual looting.
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Looting and protests have been seen in parts of the country.
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What was the context of this looting of the Baghdad museum?
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And the Stop Wall Street Looting Act—a bill that Warren
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Officials said police were responding to looting incidents in evacuated neighborhoods.
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Evidence of looting and vandalism can be seen in many places.
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Stories attempt to associate pre-ISIS looting at Palmyra with ISIS.
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Looting protected archaeological sites probably should not be one of them.
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But with looting, they are causing a different kind of damage.
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A few informers began looting houses of those that had left.
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I am so sick of the name calling, rioting, shooting, and looting.
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Looting last week could be a sign of what is to come.
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But there's little evidence online of looting happening on a mass scale.
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Crystal Ventures would then be an efficient tool for looting the country.
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"I call it the looting of the US industrial corporation," Lazonick said.
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The hashtag then circulated over WhatsApp, setting off fears of widespread looting.
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Their presence in recent days has helped prevent epidemics and widespread looting.
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Immediately after the soldiers entered, witnesses told CNN that the looting began.
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But the police showed up acting like everyone was rioting and looting.
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A reported 3,373 people were arrested on charges of looting and vandalism.
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After her decision, days of rioting and looting came to an end.
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Quick to downplay the lawlessness—looting, rioting, burning cars, beating shopkeepers, etc.
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Many wanted to survey the damage and some wanted to prevent looting.
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When the looting starts getting heavier, where am I going to go?
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In the third episode, the blackout of 1977 leads to widespread looting.
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"We could see through binoculars they were looting everything," Mr. Chávez said.
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Others begged for food aid, while the police were distracted by looting.
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"There will be skirmishes and looting this time again," Officer Naftali said.
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Demonstrations in Santiago devolved into looting and arson on Friday and Saturday.
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Residents expressed concerns about leaving their homes and the potential for looting.
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Fort Lauderdale police have been discouraging people on social media from looting.
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"They are looting everything; goods, animals, goats, even pigeons," Bulent Kilic said.
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Shoppers complain of violence in lines, and looting is on the rise.
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Police received at least one report of looting at a gas station.
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Reports of looting are widespread as survivors search deserted buildings for supplies.
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That risk is especially high in Chile, where looting and vandalism continue.
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Much of it's small-scale subsistence looting; some of it's criminally industrial.
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Unfortunately, theft and looting in the archaeologically rich region are very common.
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"Both sides were looting, both sides were profiteering from this," Azm remarked.
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The men burned Korans during 45 minutes of looting and destruction, they said.
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Two people were found dead near looting in the port city of Veracruz.
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On this witches' sabbath, "somnambulistic hysteria" triggers a wave of looting and murder.
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Sheriff Bosenko told media that looting in the evacuated neighborhoods was a concern.
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Some turned violent, with riots, arson attacks, looting and violent clashes with police.
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"Looting is a huge problem," said the country director of one Western charity.
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A man is handcuffed by security forces after being caught looting in Caracas.
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Looting has been a major problem, Bosenko told residents at the community meeting.
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There were also more instances of looting at supermarkets and clashes with police.
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The country has seen another round of looting and protests over food shortages.
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Looting and rioting are common across the country given shortages and power outages.
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They face charges -- some misdemeanors, some felonies -- related to looting, vandalism and assault.
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He did not comment on the matter of looting from state-owned enterprises.
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But the GRI presents artifact looting as a controversy with two compelling sides.
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His replacement, Cyril Ramaphosa, has appointed honest, competent folk to stop the looting.
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And elsewhere around the world, looting is connected to terrorism and violent crime.
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Fearing chaos provoked by possible looting, ordinary citizens refused to leave their homes.
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Global Witness, a watchdog, accuses ruling-party bigwigs of large-scale diamond looting.
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They have blocked roads, burned tires, and the National Police reported widespread looting.
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There are reports of looting, and even robberies of fuel and diesel tanks.
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Security forces detained 303 people, state television said, citing offences such as looting.
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As the rain subsided, reports of looting and arrests surfaced in Baton Rouge.
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The summer of 2014, fire, looting, and protesters were all over the news.
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There are credible allegations of soldiers looting, killing unarmed people and raping women.
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The western state of Zulia suffered intense looting that hit some 350 businesses.
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The government has played down worries about looting though witnesses have seen incidents.
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Looting and violent clashes saw three people shot dead in one weekend alone.
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Others express fear of looting if they leave, opting to defend their property.
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There were no arson fires in East Los Angeles or any more looting.
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Dozens of people have been arrested in Florida for looting during Hurricane Irma.
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Fort Lauderdale police officials, meanwhile, said nine people had been arrested for looting.
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Some said there have been incidents of looting in both homes and stores.
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How different is excavating a site without processing the finds from looting it?
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The festivities, however, weren't without instances of vandalism and looting by some fans.
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Overwhelmingly, however, news stories have focused (and continue to focus) on ISIS looting.
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In fact, researchers have very little data on ISIS's revenues from antiquities looting.
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Looting and destruction have been rampant in Libya since the overthrow of Qaddafi.
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" Though some have called his stealing habit creepy, he labels it "reverse looting.
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There are worries about looting, as you can see in the homemade signs.
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But in the minutes that followed, Mr. Swett warned Mr. Brooks against looting, and said that Mr. Brooks replied, "Is this looting?" as he opened the driver's door of one of the police vehicles, got in and closed the door.
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Looting of ancient Egyptian artifacts escalated during the 2011 revolution, and the country has lost an estimated $3 billion to illegal smuggling since then, according to the Antiquities Coalition, an American nonprofit that tracks the looting and trafficking of antiquities.
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There's also been looting of stores and the theft of gas from some stations.
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Many of the deaths have occurred during looting when supermarkets were set on fire.
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After widespread looting in June, the regime found enough money to import more flour.
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Looting was reported in the southern fire area and arrests were made, police reported.
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"There are economic reasons (for looting)," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in Tunis.
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He's been charged with looting his former biotech company to pay back defrauded investors.
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Gunfire and looting ensued in several districts of the capital Bangui following the protests.
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Authorities are investigating suspected looting at Petersburg National Battlefield, just south of Richmond, Virginia.
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"Reports of looting are inaccurate and & unnecessarily put our community on edge," officials tweeted.
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A group of men are handcuffed in a line after being arrested for looting.
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Don't start with just a rally, don't start from looting -- it starts from within.
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It was burning, apparently, with looting and rioting happening under the cover of darkness.
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It was prompted by the destruction and looting of artistic treasures by the Nazis.
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Besides the killing, torturing, abducting and looting, South Sudan declared famine on February 21.
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Another eight were electrocuted in a looting incident that took place following a protest.
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Incidents of looting rose in March and April, to more than one a day.
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Shortages of food and medicine, exacerbated by widespread looting, make daily life a misery.
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By all appearances it is looting as much as it can, while it can.
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Lines for food, long a feature of life in Venezuela, now erupt into looting.
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Some resorted to looting and fighting over dwindling food supplies before order was restored.
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They described bombings, rapes, arson and the looting of livestock, blankets and cooking pots.
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The Geneva seizure also brings another part of the looting equation into better focus.
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The government urged residents to stop violence, intimidation and looting while pushing their demands.
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Security footage showed soldiers looting shops as dead civilians lay in pools of blood.
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Only Congress can fully stop inversions and the looting of the American corporate taxes.
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Barricades burned and looting was reportedly widespread until the army took control on Wednesday.
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Claims that looting was a motive behind the arson were rebutted by the government.
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All genres, especially horror, have a rich tradition of looting from their collective past.
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While looting the massive world of "Warzone," you may come upon wads of cash.
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Abu Ghraib in Iraq or the looting of Baghdad immediately after Saddam Hussein fell.
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Many suffered gunshot wounds, while arson, looting and stone-throwing has also taken place.
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Many of them are virulently anti-Kurdish and have reputations for looting and criminality.
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Fort Lauderdale police arrested nine people that a local television news station caught looting.
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Police connected the deaths to alleged looting and said the incident was under investigation.
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Throughout the United States, teachers and parents are denouncing the looting of public funds.
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This week a jump in gasoline prices unleashed widespread protests that spiraled into looting.
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News stories on antiquities looting in Syria gradually increased over 2013 and early 2014.
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The Taliban captured the military base and four outposts, looting all weapons and equipment.
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There's been a serious issue with looting in neighborhoods ravaged by the Woolsey Fire.
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Protesters rioted in the city's downtown, clashing with police officers, looting shops, and vandalizing vehicles.
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I once emptied a military camp of guards and then set about looting the place.
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He played down talk of looting and security problems at the oil and gas facilities.
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Police in Mexico's capital said they had arrested 76 people for looting about 29 stores.
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On economic policy, the country is currently living through an era of government-sponsored looting.
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People detained by security forces lie on the street after looting broke out in Caracas.
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"Rivals are looting available slots because of Jet's shutdown," Edelweiss Securities analyst Vijayant Gupta said.
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But it was not connected with a specific victim of Nazi artwork looting until now.
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He accuses the government of authorising "targeted killings" and the "burning and looting of villages".
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Looting and neglect have made the situation fragile and armed groups have exploited the unrest.
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After the disaster in Sulawesi, a lack of basic sustenance sparked a spate of looting.
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They are to conduct operations against gangs that engage in drug-trafficking and looting cargo.
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The terror group has a long history of destroying, looting, and selling ancient Muslim artifacts.
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Guaido tweeted about reports of looting in some cities, but details were difficult to confirm.
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Warren's latest idea, the "Stop Wall Street Looting Act," is a perfect case in point.
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The last week has seen an increase in late-night looting in working class areas.
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CNN has been unable to verify claims of looting and armed citizens on the streets.
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The helicopter videos of looting, timestamped 4/19923/92 in the bottom right-hand corner.
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"Archeological resources become more vulnerable for looting, the risk of illegal hunting increases," Wade said.
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Also: The F.T.C. and privacy; China's looting of technology; the future of the Catholic Church.
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A young black man, he was worried that police would arrest him for looting if
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Unfortunately, he was imprisoned by the Free Syrian Army after they charged him with looting.
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Rights groups say Muslims trapped in their communities have reported rapes, looting and religious persecution.
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Anger then began to express itself in arson and looting and spread to other cities.
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It says looting, too, is becoming more common, with 107 incidents in the first quarter.
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We can't stabilize Iraq or Syria if their leaders won't share power and stop looting.
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And somewhere along the way, found herself looting Dior Glossy sunglasses from Paris Hilton's closet.
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Then the looting started, and people were stealing things from government buildings, and museums, everything.
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Rumors blaming migrants for violence and looting sparked an increase in xenophobia following the protests.
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Armed gangs sometimes led the way, looting and paving the way for the squatter camps.
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Looting $1.2 million of wine from the cellar of Mr. Solomon's home in East Hampton.
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There was a certain amount of focus placed on reports of price gouging and looting.
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Kenneth Mapp ordered a 36-hour curfew to reduce the risk of injuries and looting.
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One brought 250 police officers to help reduce looting in the city and keep order.
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Crony capitalism, irresponsible policies, and long-term looting of the country's wealth were gathering steam.
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Cattle looting has displaced its previous sources of income: robbing banks and kidnapping wealthy people.
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Police also said that Besigye's supporters had been on a rampage, looting and damaging property.
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Some looting had already taken place after the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003.
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Police in Miami-Dade County said they had made 29 arrests for looting and burglary.
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The law was enacted in 1906 to prevent looting of Indian artifacts from archaeological sites.
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White residents besieged Greenwood, looting and eventually setting fire to the businesses in the district.
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Rennert is worth $3.8 billion according to Forbes magazine, and has denied the looting allegations.
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It criminalized looting by pothunters and authorized the president unilaterally to set aside national monuments.
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"We are also concerned over reports of looting inside the city of Afrin," Nauert said.
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His government blames "fascist" protesters for looting and deaths in the unrest since early April.
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Waterfield says archaeologists like to emphasize that antiquities looting is as old as antiquities themselves.
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In Egypt, the team says, looting started soon after the first protests in Tahrir Square.
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In fact, a majority of the looting has been conducted by groups other than ISIS.
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Several stories link destructive looting at the major classical period site of Apamea to ISIS.
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They do not address the many other groups looting and damaging cultural heritage in Syria.
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Looting expands dramatically under wartime conditions because people are desperate to find ways to survive.
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"Many [unprovenanced] antiquities surely come from illegal excavations or looting of archaeological sites," she says.
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Verdict: Maybe Asia Week should rebrand as an anti-looting art fair for government agencies.
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"Let's call this what it is: legalized looting — looting that makes a handful of Wall Street managers very rich while costing thousands of people their jobs, putting valuable companies out of business, and hurting communities across the country," Warren wrote in a blog post.
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Undersea looting The shipwrecks had all been located within the waters of Indonesia's exclusive economic zone.
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But I've never heard of a "successful integration" that began with this kind of humiliating looting.
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And, officials said, there was no evidence of looting by those who haven't yet been evacuated.
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A police spokesman, Colonel Myo Thu Soe, said the police would investigate the allegations of looting.
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And arson and looting cause billions of rand in damage—something South Africa can ill afford.
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"They are looting us," says Nikhil Thakur, who has been driving for Ola for two years.
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New York State Police officers patrol Woodstock '99 following the riots, fires, and looting, July 26.
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A woman is detained by security forces after looting broke out in Caracas on March 10.
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The first is that all this talk of hypothetical murder and looting isn't hypothetical at all.
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Oh my god, just show a black person looting a paper towel and they go crazy.
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London police's first record of looting on Fore Street came 45 minutes later at 10:40PM.
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Mostly peaceful demonstrations erupted in pockets of looting and rioting in the hours after Gray's funeral.
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Conner and 22-year-old Cristina Marsh could face charges including looting, conspiracy and vehicle theft.
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The attack added an Islamist twist to a conflict that has long been about looting minerals.
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Gunfire and looting ensued in several districts of the capital following the protests, the UN said.
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Many have benefited from the looting of state resources that has proliferated during Mr Zuma's presidency.
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At least 20 people have died, some at the hands of state forces and during looting.
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Rohingya refugees reported killings, burnings, looting and rape, in response to militant attacks on security forces.
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Accused of burning property, attacking police officers and looting shops, they were not asked to plead.
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And they are engaging in looting — and, more importantly, in killing, torturing, and oppressing civilians. 2.
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The blackout led to widespread looting in parts of the country, and briefly paralyzed oil exports.
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That blackout led to widespread looting in parts of the country and briefly paralyzed oil exports.
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The newspaper images of looting and fires during the blackout were forever burned into my brain.
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NASCAR's Hall of Fame suffered heavy damage when the Charlotte protests turned into rioting and looting.
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"The big mining opportunities are just languishing and there's looting of smaller resources everywhere," Byrd said.
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The U.N. has also received reports of looting, abduction and rape over the past few days.
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They were putting everything — every single thing, as small as a needle — basically looting the house.
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Residents have been looting stores and hoarding food, anticipating that shortages of basic goods may worsen.
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Looting and kidnappings have increased in the city, and ISIS terrorist activity is on the rise.
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Over the summer, Ocasio-Cortez joined other Democrats to introduce the Stop Wall Street Looting Act.
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If not, tens of thousands of irreplaceable sites will be left exposed to looting and desecration.
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Looting of humanitarian supplies has also escalated with 19 incidents so far in 2017, it said.
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However, the P.M.D.B. is no less involved in the looting of Petrobras than the other parties.
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Turkey's military forces have been accused of indiscriminately striking civilian targets and looting people in Afrin.
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The atrocities committed during King Leopold's looting led to one of the first human rights movements.
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There was some looting, and security forces clashed with protesters in several places, leading to injuries.
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I fear that violence and looting will spread like wildfire in the nation's capital and beyond.
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The recent devastation of Syria's archeological record shows that looting and faking go hand-in-hand.
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About $13.5 million worth of property was destroyed in fires and looting, The Baltimore Sun reported.
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The police have said three people were killed following Thursday's protests in incidents connected to looting.
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The armed peacekeepers are accompanying convoys because of cases of looting and attacks on aid trucks.
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Mr. Edwards said the National Guard would be deployed to protect residents and to prevent looting.
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Chile declared a state of emergency after a transportation fare increase set off violence and looting.
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Looting has become so common that it has generated a new word: ta'feesh, to steal furniture.
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One of the rallies concluded with the looting of stores in a Chinese-dominated Jakarta neighborhood.
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Some 14,000 security personnel were keeping order in quake-hit area, with only sporadic looting reported.
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"Looting is illegal," Saeb Erekat, the Palestinians' chief negotiator, said in a statement after the vote.
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Meanwhile, the widespread power outage has left parts of the country vulnerable to vandalism and looting.
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The fallout from the outbreak of looting and violence that began on Sunday has been swift.
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Police carried out raids to "arrest troublemakers and rioters involved in looting and stealing," he said.
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How to explain this smash-and-grab legislative looting, which violates all principles of economic prudence?
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Colonel Myo Thu Soe, the police spokesman, said the police would investigate the allegations of looting.
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The looting was happening before ISIS took control and it has kept happening after they're gone.
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AAA: Like I said, the looting was done by ISIS and by soldiers from the regime.
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In 2004, violence and looting spread through Haiti as rebels opposed the re-election of Aristide.
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Friedland resumed his fraud, looting the pension funds of the Teamsters Union of more than $1 million.
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I'd like to see it channeled better; there shouldn't be looting and people setting cars on fire.
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But it has plenty of critics who accuse the company of looting the pockets of its drivers.
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Rights groups have also reported widespread rape and looting that the United Nations says indicates ethnic cleansing.
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Cops reported the looting of a gas station and "several acts of vandalism," among other, stranger, offenses.
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And the group has been accused of looting and destroying homes of those it thinks are enemies.
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Eric Kennedy: I was exploring this cave, looting a couple players I'd trapped and set on fire.
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Police are seen at Jabavu during the looting of shops allegedly owned by foreign nationals on Aug.
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She whipped up these rolls after looting our rooftop garden and winging it in our test kitchen.
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In 1977, a citywide blackout triggered arson and looting that left Bushwick looking like a war zone.
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Everybody thought after this situation, that there was gonna be looting, but I saw so much good.
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Looting and food riots are proliferating, with hungry mobs chanting, "We want food!" outside increasingly empty supermarkets.
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Such remains of looting are present in areas that were controlled by each side during the fighting.
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Police ordered a curfew from midnight to 255 AM Tuesday following reports of looting in the city.
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Charlotte, North Carolina (CNN)This time, the protest had more handshakes and hugs than looting and fires.
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According to satellite images and reports from the ground, the looting pits at Dura-Europos are innumerable.
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This number includes many cases unrelated to the political unrest, including incidents of looting, CNN has found.
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Military officials called for peaceful protests after police reports of looting in the capital and other cities.
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The looting of ancient tomb sites is a common occurrence in China and not without dire consequences.
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Her kids, for example, are staying with her mother while Shields guards her mobile home from looting.
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Curfew: Santa Rosa, of Sonoma County, imposed a curfew for parts of the city to prevent looting.
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Reddit users claimed instances of looting and theft, as well as being kicked out of their accommodations.
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The vicious attacks saw the raiders looting food supplies, carting away herds, and kidnapping women and children.
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For instance: It's important to realize that defeating other players in combat is a way of looting.
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Not enough quite enough money to stave off massive rioting, looting, and loss of life, it appears.
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Better footage of the looting and arson by protesters for #KeithLamontScott in #Charlotte on I-85. pic.twitter.
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Two people were arrested in looting incidents Friday during the evacuations, according to Ventura County sheriff's Sgt.
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Protests over shortages, power cuts and crime occur daily, and looting and lynchings are on the rise.
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Wanton violence and cynical destruction; looting police stations, stealing guns and uniforms; incitement and threats of violence.
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Warren unveiled her "Stop Wall Street Looting Act" over the summer to reign in private equity firms.
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He is charged with looting millions of dollars from Retrophin, the publicly traded drug company he founded.
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We were caught in a race against time to protect our clients against flooding, mold and looting.
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Experts say that all sides in the Syrian civil war have participated in the looting of antiquities.
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The government had this belief that aerial bombing of the UK would cause mass panic and looting.
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Amid murders, looting, and property destruction at the hands of government forces, a resistance movement sprang up.
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It was anything goes, do whatever you want, and I think that's [where] the looting came in.
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It is an anxious and empowering event to be looting a house and hear a car coming.
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Older people were so impoverished by looting of the state's pension funds that they marched in protest.
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Lost home values, lost tax receipts, damaged schools, countless stores shut for repairs, half-empty restaurants, looting.
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Police have arrested 41 people in several Papuan cities for damaging public facilities and looting, Wiranto said.
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In 2017, the gallery had 11,000 of its antiquities seized by Swiss authorities on suspicion of looting.
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Looting and protests have broken out, and desperate patients have been begging doctors to be kept alive.
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"I remember the destruction and the looting and the burned and destroyed buildings," said Emad Hassan, 45.
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Looting remained low, but the National Guard was ready to step in to help police if necessary.
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The toll has mounted, with more than 20 deaths in looting and clashes with the security forces.
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Nyusi, who is running for a second term, was defense minister at the time of the looting.
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The concept of the legislation that was introduced about looting really is inconsistent with what we do.
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If video exists of suspects looting, committing vandalism or arson, and physical violence; shouldn't they be prosecuted?
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A woman said she feared for her and her baby's safety because of looting in her neighborhood.
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The difference between archaeology and looting, explained Brian Jones, Connecticut's state archaeologist, is the recording of context.
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America should be aghast not only at the looting but also at the brazenness of its execution.
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It's why Iraq saw an earlier spate of looting during our sanctions against them in the 1990s.
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In another disturbance over the holidays, looting was reporting in Bolivar State, and 28 people were arrested.
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This new power could end the looting of public companies and create shared economic prosperity in America.
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The 2500 blackout resulted in widespread looting and property destruction — the low point in a dark period.
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Barghouty calls the new book a "culture crime," and an act of colonial looting in the dark.
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In Venezuela, inflation has exploded by triple digits, making imports so expensive that people have resorted to looting.
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Episode 4The blackout and looting continued — now, there are all these black markets springing up, selling stolen goods.
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A pro-government mob attacked the parliament, and large-scale looting took place in Maracay, west of Caracas.
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He said on Friday that government infiltrators had started the looting and violence to justify a military curfew.
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A thief looting a car in Fullham, UK, got a fresh helping of instant karma over the weekend.
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Brawner said an army official and five more personnel were detained in barracks after being charged with looting.
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Few voiced support for the looting, but they warned that people were cracking under economic hardship and unemployment.
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After Yanukovych's ouster in 2014, the new government accused him of looting billions of dollars from Ukrainian coffers.
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Jho Low, the alleged mastermind behind the looting of 1MDB, is wanted by Malaysian authorities on criminal charges.
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Dominica government spokesman Charles Jong said people on the island have "gone into survival mode" with widespread looting.
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Where I think I'd get ruthless is looting the other purgers I've downed, as well as setting traps.
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Police in riot gear escort a man who they claim had been looting after the riots broke out.
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Mr Fico's generation of politicians matured during the wild capitalism of the 1990s, when looting was the norm.
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Looting, lynchings and violent protests have been on the rise this year as Venezuela's economic crisis has deepened.
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Looting pits may be quite deep, and all material located above the looted artifacts is destroyed or lost.
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Their willful interest in collecting artifacts that are so often obtained through looting will only make things worse.
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Venezuelans from civilians to police have been killed, sometimes during increasingly frequent spates of looting or street melees.
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Nothing sounded cooler than looting and grinding, building better things—and with friends, too, like Minecraft meets Destiny.
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At least 18 people have died and thousands been injured after two weeks of rioting, protests and looting.
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Unless a controlling shareholder is engaging in looting or other extreme and illegal behavior, the law is clear.
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The next day, soldiers began looting the market and setting fire to shops as they hunted for Haf.
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The night unfolds in an escalating series of calamities—suicide, murder, opportunistic looting—as dreamwalking unleashes buried impulses.
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Back in July, the New York congresswoman joined other Democrats to introduce the Stop Wall Street Looting Act.
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Days of peaceful protests devolved into riots, with assaults on police, looting, arson and the devastation of businesses.
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Looting has been reported in abandoned residences in Redding, and some arrests have been made, according to Moore.
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Inside Job: The Looting of America's Savings and Loans' by Stephen Pizzo, Mary Fricker, and Paul Muolo (1989)
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Curfew hours reduced • The government-mandated evening curfew instituted to prevent looting will now start at 23 p.m.
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They've also been shown to be vulnerable to hackers looting funds and scammers taking advantage of overzealous investors.
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Jews and others persecuted by Nazis during the Second World War faced looting of their most prized possessions.
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And it is increasingly leading to looting sprees and violent protests, some of which have ended with deaths.
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For example, it incentivizes the horrible kinds of legislative looting we saw in the GOP tax scam bill.
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The Redding Police Department has made "many, many arrests" in connection with looting, Chief Roger Moore said Wednesday.
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Looting downtown, he said, had been rampant: someone stole his generator and a chain saw from his shed.
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After losing Game 18913 the last time, in 2011, angry Vancouver fans rioted, burning cars and looting stores.
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He was alive for the redlining of Chicago and the looting of black homeowners of some $4 billion.
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Context: Yellow Vest protests have mixed peaceful demonstration with violent looting, fire-setting and attacks on the police.
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While there has been some looting, particularly after the storm, officials insist that burglary statistics have not increased.
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A speaker spoke about the faith and the land being under threat, about foreign troops looting the country.
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They have refused to take their historic responsibility for the systematic looting of art from their Jewish citizens.
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Many later investors lost their money and some rioted, burning and looting DMG offices around the Andean country.
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A few months later, the burning and looting triggered by the Rodney King beating would engulf Los Angeles.
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Eyewitnesses told CNN that angry mobs targeted Muslim areas overnight on Tuesday, burning and looting homes and shops.
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After a fortnight of protests, rioting and looting, on October 21.4th he withdrew a decree eliminating fuel subsidies.
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"Mount Vernon has rows and rows of substandard tenements," Justice Wood said after touring a site of looting.
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The news release said 14 people had been arrested in the past two days on suspicion of looting.
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The price spike has been met by protests as well as highway blockades and looting of gas stations.
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Random acts of violence, looting and destruction of property had occurred, Acting National Police Commissioner Khomotso Phahlane said.
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Scattered looting continued, and marches are planned for this weekend to demand a reversal of the price increases.
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More depressing than the continuation of looting despite a year of coverage, the trend seems to be spreading.
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An estimated 10,000 white people flooded into Greenwood, looting, burning, shooting, and, in some accounts, bombing black residents.
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In February last year, Abdus Subhan, another Jamaat leader, was sentenced to death for murder, looting, and abduction.
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Brawner said a small number of soldiers had been disciplined for looting but the practice was not widespread.
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Studies of satellite imagery since 2014 have revealed recent systematic looting at sites in Syria, large and small.
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"Were they in Syria today, they most likely would have been destroyed through looting or shelling," Ms. Udell said.
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Looting and lawlessness have taken hold, as specialized soldiers, members of The Division, are activated from their civilian lives.
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Violence has since broken out in at least four towns, with mobs attacking civilians and looting property, witnesses said.
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CEOC's creditors have accused the parent company of looting choice assets from its operating unit and leaving it bankrupt.
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More than 2,280 people were injured and 21992 people died during the five days of looting, rioting and violence.
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On Sunday, the Ventura County Sheriff's Office released a statement explaining that looting had been occurring in affected areas.
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There have been some looting in the area, but the government has sent officers to address it, Besozzi said.
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The blackouts come on the anniversary of 1977 citywide outages that led to rioting and looting, NBC News notes.
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It implies that most such treasures were taken "by theft, looting, spoils [of war], trickery and sales under duress".
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At least 10 people have been arrested for looting in East Baton Rouge parish, according to Sheriff Sid Gautreaux.
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Once I found someone else's sunglasses case in my bag; mislaid, perhaps, by luggage handlers in a looting frenzy.
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The Sudanese government accused the group of looting and attacking civilians and military vehicles prior to the January offensive.
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Over the last 24 hours, about 10 people have been arrested for looting in the parish, the office said.
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N Chief Executive Dennis Kozlowski, who in 303 was sentenced to up to 25 years for looting the conglomerate.
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Back then, a crime rampage broke out as people filled the pitch-black streets, looting and setting stores ablaze.
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Authorities have arrested two people on suspicion of looting homes that had been evacuated due to an explosive wildfire.
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Police reported that looting in some areas of the city continued well into the daylight hours of July 14.
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That turned into a looting spree, which was in turn put down with bullets by Mr Kabila's personal guards.
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With the local area seemingly safe I spent some time looting nearby houses, getting better equipment for my trip.
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The government has lost the moral authority because of the looting that went on at state firms like Eskom.
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Basic services in the region were lost after Irma, weakening law and order, and looting erupted on some islands.
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Give us a week, a couple more days from now, people are going to start looting other people's houses.
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"This series of transactions appears to be little more than a looting of the company assets," Mr. Potter said.
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Asked if this was in response to reported looting on Vieques, Rosselló said he had not heard those reports.
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Mr. Jonathan also presided over a systematic looting of the public coffers swollen by borrowing and the oil surplus.
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Such talk is dismissed by Malusi Gigaba, the finance minister, who has denied any "looting campaign" at the PIC.
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But Marzo told the station he'll stay in Leilani Estates to prevent looting until he is forced to out.
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In addition, when a breakdown in civic life follows a disaster, we often see looting and other such vices.
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In her usual nuanced fashion, Warren has recently called private equity managers "vultures" for "looting" American companies and industries.
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The mayor of San Juan describes scenes of "horror" playing out across the capital, amid looting and mandatory curfews.
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They also charge him with looting Retrophin of stock to repay a number of those allegedly ripped-off investors.
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Many shops and supermarkets remained closed after mass looting at the city center on Monday, the local outlet said.
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Protests continue for second day Supermarkets and shops that closed Monday remained shut Tuesday morning after reports of looting.
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The law is pretty clear that a majority shareholder can act over a company unless it is looting it.
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In a separate incident, Leilani Estates resident John Hubbard opened fire on a fellow resident he thought was looting.
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Since then news has emerged of the looting of hundreds of millions of dollars from a state development agency.
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Enany said he was aggrieved that Egypt had to confront the continued loss of antiquities through looting and smuggling.
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Then in January, he was arrested by federal agents, accused of looting $1.2 million of wine from Mr. Solomon.
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Irma left at least 26 dead in the Caribbean, and looting erupted on some of the hardest-hit islands.
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The president's decision to rid the country of cherished but wasteful fuel subsidies has provoked nationwide riots and looting.
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Congratulations to the Koch brothers, massive corporations and billionaire campaign contributors on looting the Treasury and working families. pic.twitter.
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Beyond the carousing, the sheer wealth of this tourist class was provoking — and their souvenir-hunting amounted to looting.
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Authorities after the war returned hundreds of thousands of artifacts that had been lost through displacement or Nazi looting.
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Looting erupted on some Caribbean islands where residents and tourists were stranded with little food, shelter or drinking water.
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At least five people were killed and 189 arrested during xenophobic attacks and looting in Johannesburg, Pretoria and elsewhere.
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The litany of abuses is long and horrendous and includes targeted and indiscriminate killings, rape and looting of civilians.
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The Information Ministry did not respond to a request for information on the scale and impact of the looting.
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Rioting and looting tore up the city's poorest neighbourhoods; Victorian row houses were lit by the glow of flames.
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But regional governor Luis Acuna from the ruling Socialist Party said those reported deaths were unrelated to the looting.
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Trump accused the Washington establishment of "looting" and "pillaging" the country while trying to undemocratically nullify the 2016 election.
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The group decided not to disclose the exact location of the ruins in order to protect them from looting.
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Hackers are "jackpotting" ATMs in the US for the first time, after years of looting cash machines around the world.
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On that occasion the authorities blamed criminal groups and highlighted the fact that the looting impacted all kinds of businesses.
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On Monday, Simplii Financial, a subsidiary of CIBC, and the Bank of Montreal released statements about the potential cyber-looting.
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Days of attacks The anti-immigrant march came after days of sporadic xenophobic attacks and looting in Pretoria and beyond.
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John Bel Edwards dispatched the Guard to help state and local police patrol the hardest-hit areas and prevent looting.
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Refugees have reported killings, burnings, looting and rape by members of the Myanmar security forces and Buddhist vigilantes in Rakhine.
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But, like the mob that mindlessly celebrates its team's victory by looting its own hometown, they are self-destructive hooligans.
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But Sunnis in areas freed from Islamic State control say the Shi'ite militias have carried out looting, abductions and murder.
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It seeks a declaration that the alleged looting constituted "fraudulent transfers" that should be undone or, more likely, justified damages.
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When the storm made mobile-phone networks inoperable and prevented him leaving Tacloban, he was unable to respond to looting.
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This might be because of looting by officials, lavish welfare spending or reliance on a single source of tax revenue.
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Jho Low, the alleged mastermind behind the looting of 1MDB, is wanted by the Malaysian authorities to face criminal charges.
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And while Britain isn't looting its former colonies the way it used to, its leaders still use coded imperial language.
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According to several studies, revenues from what is essentially looting and pillage probably made up 40% of the group's income.
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More than 10 incidents of looting are occurring daily, according to the Venezuelan Observatory of Violence, a local monitoring group.
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Authorities say they have made an arrest related to looting in Northern California neighborhoods evacuated because of a deadly wildfire.
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ISIS and other groups have profited from looting artifacts at an industrial scale, and selling them on lucrative black markets.
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By the time the lights turned back on, over 1,000 fires and citywide looting had left the city in shambles.
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For five straight days rioting and looting enveloped the city, prompting President Lyndon B. Johnson to mobilize the National Guard.
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A New York blackout that crippled the city during a heat wave on July 13, 1977, sparked rioting and looting.
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ISIS sees antiquities as important enough to tightly control the looting of ancient artifacts within its territory, according to reports.
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The basic equation going on here is, what is the inherent value of historical information versus the value of looting?
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The legislation, titled the Stop Wall Street Looting Act was filed in both the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate.
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As protests, looting and anti-government sentiment increase, U.S. intelligence officials said last week Maduro might not finish his term.
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Pinera said he would send bills to Chile's congress to toughen penalties against looting, violence and destruction committed during protests.
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Looting and food protests are occurring daily in Venezuela, hit by triple-digit inflation and a scarcity of basic goods.
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The systematic looting of Moldova's leading banks, which came to light last year, caused an uproar across the political spectrum.
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The group has become infamous for looting and destroying artifacts from museums, as well as bulldozing temples, shrines, and monuments.
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The demonstrations have sometimes devolved into arson, riots and looting, wreaking billions of dollars of damage to infrastructure and businesses.
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Looting and other crime were widespread, they say, and a lack of communication between police made it impossible to control.
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In a statement Friday, the National Police said they detained about 50 people throughout the country who were caught looting.
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But when the guerrillas rolled in, after a brief period of calm, there was widespread shooting, looting and many executions.
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The looting was carried out by an organized crime group led by two Calabrians living in the province of Crotone.
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Severe food shortages have led to violent protests, looting and death as citizens desperately search for ways to feed themselves.
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Scores of foreign aid workers and experts have arrived and 14,000 security personnel were keeping order, with only sporadic looting.
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There was also looting in three cities on the first day of the anti-government protests, Human Rights Watch said.
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In the ensuing violence, more than a thousand people were killed, most of them Muslims, and there was widespread looting.
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Police have insisted that opposition supporters have committed looting and vandalism and provoked police into action, often by throwing stones.
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Off the ice, things got stickier, as angry Canucks fans rampaged through the city, looting and setting cars on fire.
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But a step-by-step looting guide to the nearby restaurants, fish-and-tackle-store and ice-cream shop is.
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As the suspect was held in a courthouse cell, a large crowd gathered outside, leading to armed confrontation and looting.
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His grandfather was Captain Walker, who described the looting in his diary and took the pieces during the 1897 raid.
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For years Mr. Latchford has been a character at the margins of the government's investigation of looting in Southeast Asia.
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Some have documented records of looting property, displacing civilians and committing other abuses during earlier Turkish-backed incursions into Syria.
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Indeed, these soldiers of fortune were largely undisciplined, sometimes looting towns and killing indiscriminately — clearly war crimes, the correspondents said.
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Kilic said some battalions spray-painted their names on certain shops as a way of "reserving" them for future looting.
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That animus burst into violence this month when people in and around Johannesburg began looting and burning foreign-owned shops.
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That animus burst into violence this month when people in and around Johannesburg began looting and burning foreign-owned shops.
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As part of research for the film, Mr. Lu met with tomb robbers who told him about their looting techniques.
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We hear more and more often about hackers coming over the internet and looting the data of thousands of people.
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Shkreli was accused of looting the drug company he founded, Retrophin, out of stock and cash to repay those investors.
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The event led to violence and the looting and destruction of local retail stores, many operated by small business owners.
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On April 25, after hours of large, peaceful demonstrations, some protesters began smashing car and business windows and looting stores.
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Police in riot gear were called as revelry turned to looting, arson, multiple injuries, and at least one stolen horse.
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Despite widescale looting and several high-profile demolitions, much of the city's Roman-era structures appear to still be intact.
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A study of satellite images of six select sites by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), published in December 2014, showed significant looting by ISIS by this time, but also significant looting in areas controlled by other groups (though this was not emphasized by the press release or subsequent news reports).
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Any crowdsourced finds, including signs of looting, would be shared with experts and the local authorities for further exploration and protection.
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Advocates of escalating the War on Looting might do well to examine other attempts to militarize the fight against illicit trafficking.
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Thursday's lawsuit seeks a declaration that the alleged looting constituted "fraudulent transfers" that should be undone or, more likely, justified damages.
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The company became tainted in scandal after Mr. Kozlowski was convicted in 2005 of looting millions of dollars from the company.
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Sometimes, their own neighbors violently turn against them, looting their shops, stabbing them in the street, and even burning them alive.
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After my first few games, I figured out that the standard cycle of looting, fighting, and moving didn't quite hold up.
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Amnesty noted that the military was responding to concerns about looting by soldiers but "must follow through on promises of compensation".
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Were all the protesters in Baltimore, who were demonstrating against Freddie Gray's death in the hands of police, rioting and looting?
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The government has played down fears of looting saying disaster victims could take essential goods and shops would be compensated later.
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As many as 800 people were arrested in Libreville on suspicion of looting and disturbing the order, according to the ministry.
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The United States has said the looting and smuggling of artifacts has been a significant source of income for the militants.
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Fears of looting spread as in Portoviejo people stole clothes and shoes from wrecked buildings and police tried to control crowds.
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But it remains unprofitable, its user numbers are flat, and its chief rival, Facebook, is looting it for parts (and executives).
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Much has been made of the looting—and there was lots of it—but there were other things going on, too.
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In reality, in West Asia, most looting and most damage to cultural heritage generally is not being carried out by ISIS.
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Those whose only homes were in the scenic town have returned despite warnings not to do so after reports of looting.
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This looting occurs because there is, sadly, a market for these objects -- even if this trade is illegal in many countries.
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The Andean area near Colombia suffered a week of mayhem that included looting, prompting the government to send in 2,000 troops.
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Disease and looting as the floodwaters raced through Baiji, Tikrit, Samarra and even parts of Baghdad would complete that dreadful scenario.
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In the aftermath of the Arab Spring, countries in the Middle East have seen a surge in the looting of antiquities.
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There are lots of scams out there, and scattered reports of looting, which is why Houston's mayor imposed a nightly curfew.
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Macron condemned reports of looting and vowed to restore order by deploying 2,000 security personnel to street patrols on St. Martin.
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They were responding to a report of gunfire after the devastating hurricane flooded the city and triggered looting and other mayhem.
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Uncertain who is in charge and remembering the shortages of the past, those with guns might start seizing food and looting.
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Ms. Añez's proclamation, however, has not put an end to sporadic political violence and opportunistic looting unleashed by Mr. Morales's resignation.
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Butte County Sheriff and Coroner Kory L. Honea told reporters that six people have been arrested for looting and other crimes.
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The ancestral lands of the Bears Ears region continue to face rampant and ongoing looting and destruction of artwork and gravesites.
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In Rockport, National Guard troops distributed water to residents as utility crews worked to restore power, amid reports of sporadic looting.
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Days of peaceful protests over Gray's death devolved into riots, with assaults on police, looting, arson and the devastation of businesses.
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The investigation also found that Nepali members of the force failed to stop looting and to control crowds inside the compound.
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Preppers share a common fear that the end of the world is coming, and it'll produce mass chaos, carnage, and looting.
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But the statues appear to have been in Switzerland since 2009 and 2010 and their looting thus predated the current conflicts.
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Looting became a problem several days ago as evacuations began, leading authorities to beef up patrols in neighborhoods, he said Sunday.
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However the United States has said looting and smuggling of artifacts has been a significant source of income for the militants.
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In his 36-page decision, Pauley said much of the alleged looting scheme appeared "at least superficially" not to involve securities.
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Working people are looking to lawmakers to support legislation that holds private equity accountable, including the Stop Wall Street Looting Act.
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The police said the men were killed by the crowd itself, which stoned them to death after they were caught looting.
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It led Mr. Zelensky into the orbit of Mr. Kolomoisky, an oligarch accused of looting billions from a major Ukrainian bank.
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Violence broke out on Saturday in Jijiga, the capital of Ethiopia's Somali region, with mobs looting properties owned by ethnic minorities.
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" Privately, Mr. Mathekga said, there was "growing frustration in national government, who are powerless while people are looting at provincial level.
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Looting has begun, sometimes in view of police officers who have stood by idly, according to the Guadeloupe 1ère television network.
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"Lightning, looting and lunatics have so far given New York a heavy, angry summer," an editorial writer observed in August 1977.
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The chief warned people there would be serious repercussions if looting took place in any of the homes evacuated by residents.
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Protesters face various charges, including vandalism, looting, attacks against public property and causing fires and road blocks, Interior Ministry spokesman Col.
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Looting and rowdy crowds disrupting aid distributions have led to 12 deaths so far in 2017, it said, without giving details.
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By that stage, the two sides had fought to a stalemate in a bush war characterized by massacres, rape and looting.
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Demonstrations and sometimes violent riots and looting prompted the central bank to slash forecasts for growth, investment and demand through 2020.
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It is because collectors like Hobby Lobby are willing to pay a premium and look the other way that looting continues.
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Hassan says his was one of many homes in his Kurdish neighborhood that were targeted for looting by Turkish-backed forces.
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If indeed the entire industry was premised on looting and ruining companies, no one would give us any money to manage.
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Past trolling has included posting the #SANDYLOOTCREW photos, falsely claimed to be pictures of looting in the wake of superstorm Sandy.
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The marches follow the looting this week of at least 20 small businesses believed to belong to Nigerian and Pakistani immigrants.
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Minnis said additional police and security forces will be sent to the Abacos on Wednesday morning to prevent violence or looting.
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Not surprisingly, bread lines, looting, and reports of people eating cats are all on the rise in the South American country.
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To see the devastation that was taking place over the next few days — the burning, the looting, the breaking into stores.
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But in some places, security forces shot at protesters, while looting and violence prompted the government to declare a nighttime curfew.
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But cases like Al Rafid point to something else: the reality that looting of and damage to antiquities take many forms.
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If he succeeds, tens of thousands of Native American sacred sites in southern Utah will be at renewed risk of looting.
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This is, in part, based on the idea that paying for the acquisition of stolen goods drives up looting and theft.
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"He was alive for the redlining of Chicago and the looting of black homeowners of some $4 billion," Mr. Coates said.
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The British Museum is hiring a team of curators specifically dedicated to monitoring the rampant looting of Egyptian and Nubian artifacts.
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President Theodore Roosevelt signed the Antiquities Act into law in 1906 to prevent looting of Native American artifacts from archeological sites.
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When the Phillies won the World Series, scores of people were arrested in disturbances that included looting of stores and vandalism.
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"We estimate in the millions of dollars… from all their illicit stuff: oil, looting, extortion," the US defense official told CNN.
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Villagers also told HRW they saw Kurdish security officials looting an Arab farm -- taking livestock and thousands of dollars' worth of crops.
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He said looting had broken out amid the chaos but authorities were too busy trying to save lives to re-establish order.
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His arrest led to four days of rioting, looting and arson, which was brutally put-down by the colonial British police force.
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This time, the refugees are not Ugandans but South Sudanese, fleeing the violence, looting, killings and famine ravaging the world's newest country.
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Rebuilding also fails to redress the loss caused by the extensive looting of the site, focusing only on the dramatically destroyed monuments.
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Yunes later said that wasn't an incentive to stop looting, but rather offered as assistance to help single mothers buy holiday gifts.
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And sometimes their own neighbors violently turn against them, looting their shops, stabbing them in the street, and even burning them alive.
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With growing desperation and outbreaks of looting among survivors and questions over the aid effort, opposition politicians have been sharpening their knives.
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In all, the ISIS occupation, looting, damaged machinery and a lack of staff meant the grouting process was halted for 45 days.
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The "Stop Wall Street Looting Act" she has introduced in the Senate changes the way private-equity firm employees' income is taxed.
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The name was marred in scandal in the early 2000s after Tyco's chief, L. Dennis Kozlowski, was convicted of looting the company.
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While much of the protesters have been peaceful, there has been widespread vandalism, looting and arson of shops, business and metro stations.
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To Sayhi, the looting of Kasserine's antiquities was just another symptom of what he saw as the state's neglect of the region.
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No, that'll be long forgotten by this time next month, when the disease and famine and rampant looting is well under way.
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Now imagine that every local gang of armed criminals comes rushing in to steal the family jewels, and the looting turns violent.
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Officers of the regular army are hostile to Mr Dagalo's ambitions and furious that an ill-disciplined militia is looting the capital.
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The draft UNICEF report, which has yet to be finalised, listed kidnapping of water workers and looting of equipment among many problems.
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Though in smaller towns there were fears of looting, Mexicans showed that they are not the "bad hombres" of Mr Trump's imagination.
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Of all the SOEs Eskom was particularly "ripe for looting", notes Stephan Hofstatter in his book on the utility published in 2018.
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French protesters filled the streets and clashed with royalist soldiers, burning down customs posts and looting the city for food and weapons.
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Demonstrators took to the streets later when a grand jury chose not to indict Wilson -- burning buildings, looting shops and destroying cars.
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Yet artifacts from the lost city were also among the war's many cultural casualties, as the country was subjected to devastating looting.
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In 1977, New York's power system failed for over 24 hours and the city descended into a night of terror and looting.
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At least 800 police were deployed to deter looting at stores in the state, according to a Twitter post by state police.
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At a time when aid dollars are shrinking, transparency is essential to prevent the looting of much needed revenues by corrupt officials.
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He also said looting and misappropriation of aid were partly to blame for the problems, but said nowhere had been left behind.
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The terrorist group has carried out several deadly raids on villages near Chibok, looting food supplies and cattle, and burning entire villages.
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An army spokesman said that any soldier found stealing civilian property or looting would be arrested, and shot at if they resisted.
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The Netherlands also deployed additional troops to contain what Prime Minister Mark Rutte described as "serious" post-storm looting on St. Maarten.
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Now the two companies are fighting over younger eyeballs, with Facebook looting Snapchat's best features and bolting them onto its main products.
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Looting broke out on the island, French and Dutch authorities said Friday, and security forces were deployed to deal with the problem.
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The rise of the Islamic State in parts of Syria and Iraq has exposed dozens of ancient sites to destruction and looting.
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Some described the conditions in their communities as "apocalyptic" and said there have been incidents of looting in both homes and stores.
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Last month, Subhash Kapoor was charged with 239 felony counts for allegedly looting $236 million in antiquities over the last 22011 years.
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Rigas was convicted in 2004 for looting Adelphia, once one of the largest U.S. cable television operators, and hiding its financial condition.
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In the southern mining town of El Callao, a 14-year-old boy was shot dead during looting on Friday, authorities confirmed.
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The British Museum has been styled in the press (and styled itself in its own press release) as a bulwark against looting.
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The police strike over pay has left a security vacuum and led to rampant assaults, robberies and looting, often in broad daylight.
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Then police with shotguns moved in to clear the streets of mobs firing guns, hurling bottles, looting stores and burning cars. Gov.
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Occasionally, serious publications post about the tweets is if they prove the old canard that looting during disasters is a major problem.
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When the convoy tried to make the trip after the storm, rioting mobs of hungry survivors stopped it and tried looting it.
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Other times reports of thrown objects, gunshots, Molotov cocktails, and looting prompted police reactions, and the situation often spiraled into further chaos.
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And a long-running government inquiry on public corruption turned to the issue of rampant looting of the state-owned transport company.
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But this year the festivities were marred by mass robberies, the looting of stores and shootouts between the police and drug gangs.
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Anti-Chinese protests erupted in Vietnam in 2014 and resulted in the looting and burning of more than 200 foreign-owned factories.
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There's an old trope that when faced with disaster, human beings lose all rationality, running around panicking, looting and trampling one another.
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One of Latin America's most prosperous and politically stable countries is being rocked by protests and looting amid a reckoning over inequality.
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Two were trampled during a looting spree; others were attacked because they speak the wrong language or come from the wrong place.
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He said he only does so to raise awareness that looting and grave robbing of Native American objects is still an issue.
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The group derives its financing from various sources — including taxation, looting, ransoms and oil and gas sales, according to the FDD's analysis.
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The foreign troops began a yearlong occupation of Beijing and other cities, resulting in rape and the rampant looting of Chinese property.
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"We condemn aggression and looting, and any action that risks human life and public and private property," it said in a statement.
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The police department said Sunday on Twitter the nine were looting CashAmerica Pawn and Simon's Sportswear on Sunrise Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale.
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The UN said last week that it had received reports of opposition fighters looting the homes of some residents who fled Afrin.
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But the senior FSA commander said that in light of the looting, pro-Turkish forces might not be so quick to advance.
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While accurate figures are difficult to come by, the looting has resulted in the permanent destruction of numerous Chinese cultural heritage sites.
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"If he doesn't leave the country without conditions, we will resort to looting," a protester, Cadet Jean Donis, said of the president.
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The protests morphed into looting of shops in the past three night and shells of burned-out cars still blocked some roads.
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According to interviews with those who have fled the recent fighting, occupying TFSA soldiers have employed a similar strategy of widespread looting.
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Looting the Treasury for handouts to the already rich has been the number one job for the Republican Party since Ronald Reagan.
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The protests have been largely peaceful despite isolated looting in some areas and the first overnight curfew in Bogotá in a generation.
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Of special interest today are ancient sites in Syria, and also Iraq, that have suffered from war, looting and the Islamic State.
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But Nigerians also started looting South African–owned businesses in Nigeria yesterday, forcing companies like Shoprite and MTN to temporarily shut down.
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A second was found in 2015 in the grave of someone 15 to 20 years old that had been disturbed by looting.
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He was charged with attempting to bribe an official to obstruct investigations into the looting of Eskom, a state-owned electricity provider.
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Nigeria recalled its ambassador to South Africa and some of its citizens retaliated by looting and destroying some South African-owned brands.
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The anti-foreigner attacks sparked diplomatic protests from several African governments, while some Nigerian citizens retaliated by looting South African-owned brands.
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He also is accused of looting Retrophin, the drug company he subsequently founded, of stock and cash to pay back those investors.
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Instead, in looking at their discussion of the damage caused by looting, it becomes quite clear how selective the context really is.
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Meanwhile, political measures to address threats to cultural heritage are focused primarily on antiquities looting as a source of funding for terrorism.
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He later admitted in court documents that they were not looting and did not pose any threat to him at the time.
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Vandals left hardly a storefront or cafe unscathed on Saturday, breaking windows and looting luxury stores as they clashed with riot police.
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More than a dozen people were arrested for looting in Maracaibo, Venezuela's second-largest city, according to state security secretary Biagio Parisi.
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Just three hours after Chile's grid-collapsing earthquake on February 250th 26, even relatively wealthy people began looting stuff they did not need.
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In one video apparently showing a looting and uploaded to social media, people are seen gleefully dragging live chickens from a stranded truck.
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"The problem in southeast Asia is that there's a lot of looting," said Mark Staniforth, a marine archaeologist with Flinders University in Australia.
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Focusing solely on looting or poaching ignores that these things are but symptoms of a larger maelstrom of poverty, violence and political instability.
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Economic activity ground to a virtual halt Wednesday in state capital San Cristobal amid looting and clashes between anti-government protesters and police.
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But fish catchers are also increasingly reporting looting from the likes of seals and cetaceans, a group that comprises dolphins, whales, and porpoises.
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While much of wealthy east Santiago remains calm under evening lockdown, the poorer flank of the city has seen widespread vandalism and looting.
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The most recent, released last week, shows ISIS fighters looting Humvees they have destroyed and angrily holding Shia flags up to the camera.
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It marked the start of commercial insurance; protection against loss from looting, fire and the perils of the high seas fostered global trade.
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Consumer prices could be further fanned by a double digit gasoline price hike this month that has spurred protests, looting and road blockades.
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Authorities in Northern California say two more people have been arrested on suspicion of looting in neighborhoods devastated by wildfires earlier this month.
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As it expanded across Iraq and Syria, the Islamic State destroyed many archaeological sites, looting them for profit and damaging some for propaganda.
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Trump's reliance on extreme images of marauding Mexicans pillaging and looting the US has created the new American bogeyman, the new Willy Horton.
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An incensed white mob gathered at the courthouse to lynch him, then proceeded to Greenwood for two days of rioting, looting and murder.
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They chase the cops off and begin destroying their own neighbourhood, lighting fires and looting stores—turning their city into a war zone.
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Police in Chhattisgarh tasked with counter-insurgency operations have been accused of looting from and raping villagers by India's National Human Rights Commission.
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There organization's goal is to train local archaeologists and museum curators to use the traceable liquid, and subsequently cut down on the looting.
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While these claims have yet to be verified, massive grocery lines, looting, and robberies for food have become widespread, according to numerous reports.
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Specifically, a second watch worn by one of the soldiers is edited out to cover up the possibility that he had been looting.
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There are the obvious malfeasances and looting of the public coffers, of course, which are already approaching record-setting totals for federal venality.
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He was convicted in 2017 of fraud for looting Retrophin of $11 million to pay back investors in failed hedge funds he operated.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Libya's closed Sharara oilfield is expected to lose 8,500 barrels per day to looting, state oil company NOC said on Thursday.
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"Many people were killed on the road; some of my friends died," he said, blaming government soldiers for harassing civilians and looting homes.
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Warren's "Stop Wall Street Looting Act," unveiled this summer, aims to rein in the activity she argues is harmful for the average person.
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Last December, the 83th Circuit ruled that time had run out for any claim based on the 2004 looting of the settlement fund.
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So far, looting has been only sporadic and localized, and security forces have been able to stamp out disorder before it has spread.
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Venezuela's second-largest city, Maracaibo, suffered looting and fires during the stoppage, according to local reports that have not been confirmed by authorities.
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Looting, rioting, arson, and a violent madness kicked civic responsibility to the curb, stepped over it, and then hauled out a free sofabed.
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The Nelson Mandela Foundation called for Zuma to step down in February, saying that the country had seen "systematic looting" under his rule.
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GLENN KENNY "Marauders" is rated R (under 17 not admitted without a guardian) for robbing and stabbing and looting and shooting (and cussing).
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"If we don't arrest them for looting, they will be arrested for something else," Chief Roger Moore of the Redding Police Department said.
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Going after EV buyers is just a way of looting a constituency that is not yet big or organized enough to fight back.
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The tax bill pending in Congress this week is, naturally, front of mind and unquestionably represents the linchpin of the 2017 looting agenda.
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This is looting on the corporate level, tunneling financial assets out of the company the shareholders control into entities controlled by the CEO.
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In addition, the militants briefly occupied the base, destroying a Humvee vehicle and looting mortars and other weapons before fleeing, Commander Nangyalay said.
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The Reuters report also described widespread incidents of looting and arson in the city, which local politicians blamed on the Iranian-backed militias.
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He said that crime rates throughout the city were "lower than on a regular evening" and that there had not been widespread looting.
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Fakes also encourage the ongoing crisis of looting of the world's archeological sites, by ramping up activity and demand in the antiquities market.
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Retirees marched to protest the looting of the pension fund, and academics complained that the budget of the state's flagship university was stripped.
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While that helped with the looting, experts say, it also allowed top officers to gain control over the profitable black market in food.
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Mr. Moreno flew to the coastal city of Guayaquil, where the protests had escalated into looting and the pillaging of home appliance stores.
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Police arrested one man for stealing cash from the rubble and fired warning shots to disperse people who had started looting, he said.
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Production is expected to be up to 11,000 bpd lower when it restarts after the seizure due to looting, NOC said last week.
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"There are some violations by some factions on the ground, like looting people's properties, which is really bothering me a lot," he said.
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Upheavals of looting and arson swept through South Los Angeles twice in the second half of the 20th century, in 1965 and 829.
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Chile's government extended a state of emergency to several cities across the country, after a weekend of violent clashes, looting and arson attacks.
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The governor went on to accuse Republicans of looting tax dollars from blue states to improve relations with their bases in red states.
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Police arrested one man for stealing cash from the rubble and fired warning shots to disperse people who had started looting, he said.
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"There was too much corruption and looting before," said Masoud Saad, 19, who had dropped out of middle school to become a fighter.
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On Tuesday, National Police spokesman Setyo Wasisto said that 49 people have been arrested for theft after reports of looting following the disaster.
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Desperate wait for help amid looting The situation for survivors is dire as families scramble to get even the most basic of goods.
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Fourteen people in the Houston area have been arrested on looting charges over the past 48 hours as Hurricane Harvey floods the region.
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He began by dismissing the reports of locals looting: Long Beach, he said, was too tight-knit a community for that to happen.
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Chibani told TAP that acts of vandalism and looting had fallen significantly on Wednesday night after security forces were deployed across the country.
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On Wednesday morning, the police patrolled the upscale Neos Voutzas area, where they said they arrested four people for looting the previous night.
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The study determined that areas held by ISIS, Syrian government forces, Kurdish YPG, and other rebel groups all experienced significant looting of antiquities.
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"You can imagine a site with extensive looting—tunnels, shafts, etcetera—that would create conditions that are not safe for researchers," she said.
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Venezuela is currently embroiled in a worsening crisis, which includes widespread food and medicine shortages, frequent power cuts, sporadic looting and galloping inflation.
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Business Insider then took a warning about looting and destruction in general from this article ("We're faced with the largest-scale mass destruction of cultural heritage since the Second World War") and turned it, out of context, into a headline warning about ISIS: "ISIS' looting of the Middle East is 'the largest-scale mass destruction of cultural heritage since' WWII" (January 22016, 22014).
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Sarah H. Parcak, a pioneering space archaeologist who uses satellite imagery to discover ancient sites and map looting, did not have to agonize long.
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Tensions have been running high over looting fears in Leilani Estates, where lava has been flowing since early May on Hawaii&aposs Big Island.
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The exact location of the sub is being kept a secret to prevent looting, but unconfirmed reports suggest it's near the port of Ostende.
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Mr Peña's approval ratings had fallen to an abysmal 12% after the government sharply raised petrol prices on January 1st, provoking demonstrations and looting.
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In other words, it's a form of looting—we've stolen a piece of Syrian history, copied it, and tried to make it our own.
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By mid-March, armed men had set at least 120 villages on fire, looting and raping during their attacks, according to the United Nations.
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It was corruption, with several high-profile associates and government officials entangled in a variety of scandals involving the alleged looting of state resources.
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By Tuesday, the prosecutors announced that 14 people arrested for looting over the past 48 hours would face stiffer penalties allowed during a crisis.
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Islamic State seized Palmyra in May 2015 and demolished many of its ancient structures and objects, while looting others to help finance its operations.
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The death of the young African-American man sparked widespread protests, arson and looting and reignited long-simmering tensions between the police and residents.
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There might be pressure on the budget from, say, the cost of prosecuting a war, or from welfare spending or from looting by officials.
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Although Bunting said that there would be some form of progression through a Blackout match, he did not speak to any form of looting.
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On Wednesday night, central Charlotte looked like a war zone, with some protesters destroying windows and looting businesses as tear gas filled the air.
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Saturday&aposs unrest is far less intense than on the previous day, when police moved in to stop looting and confrontations between ethnic groups.
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Police cordoned off most of the crash site to prevent looting as officials said the plane had been carrying 85 tonnes of consumer goods.
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Some crucial actions, like looting and closing doors behind you, are frankly easier to do on the mobile version than the PC or Xbox.
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These practices broke Ottoman antiquities law, and from our current perspective, violate accepted ethical norms — among other things, they encourage further looting and forgery.
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Warren recently unveiled a bill targeting the private equity and banking industry, the "Stop Wall Street Looting Act" which Gillibrand and Sanders co-sponsored.
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Jack Fannin and Jade Ball were arrested Sunday on suspicion of looting homes that had been evacuated earlier due to a wildfire, police said.
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"Individuals or gangs that are looting shops that want to endanger lives, that are breaking into people's businesses, those are not demonstrations," he said.
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Killing and looting had almost halved the number of cattle and reduced the number of sheep and goats by almost 60 percent, they added.
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Shkreli is accused of looting Retrophin out of millions of dollars to pay back investors in the hedge funds whom he also allegedly defrauded.
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The government says 22 people were killed in the clashes nationwide, including a police officer, most of them by stray bullets or while looting.
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For a lesson in the risks, consider the 1977 New York City blackout that lasted 85033 hours and led to rampant looting and disorder.
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At least 70 people were arrested in the state of Mexico on Thursday after looting in two cities, a spokesman for state police said.
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Mr. Gray's death touched off rioting, looting and arson in this city, which has a long history of tension between residents and the police.
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Ricardo Rossello has set a dawn-to-dusk curfew, and nearly 100 people have been arrested for violating the curfew and looting, police said.
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Rebels accuse the pro-government forces of carrying out summary executions of scores of youths who stayed behind, and say looting has been rampant.
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Pro- and anti-Morales groups clashed Sunday night, carrying out looting and arson attacks on their rivals and their properties, including Morales' own home.
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My decision to save him, instead of killing him and looting his body, not only gave me honor points but resulted in a reward.
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In 2005, Hurricane Katrina landed his Guard unit in New Orleans, working for a month to contain looting and help people evacuate to safety.
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His death a week later, from a spinal cord injury he sustained while in police custody, set off looting and violence, and political uncertainty.
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Shkreli is charged with securities fraud in connection with his alleged looting millions of dollars from Retrophin, the publicly traded drug company he founded.
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Iraq was completely left out of this — and of course the war saw rampant looting of the country's museums, and destruction of its antiquities.
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Lines of car, several kilometers long, stretched back from filling stations and a Reuters news team saw dozens of people looting one petrol station.
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These international institutions excuse the looting through institutionalizing, standardizing and internationally propagating the neutral regime of taking care of objects — salvage, conservation, and preservation.
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What if someone, or maybe even a bunch of co-conspirators, were looting unicycles, and maybe even big floppy shoes, and water-squirting flowers?
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According to Human Rights Watch, civilians were targeted too, and rape and looting were commonplace — most, according to the watchdog group, by government troops.
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Video from local television early Wednesday showed some demonstrators looting trucks that had been stopped on the highway and setting fire to the cargo.
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One of the few cases of looting I found mentioned in the sociologists' notes appeared to have been perpetrated by an actual police officer.
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"There were only 400 people arrested and the deaths were not linked to the looting," Luis Acuña, from the ruling Socialist Party, told Globovisión.
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The judge quoted from a decision in the mid-1990s involving Charles Keating, who gained fame for his alleged looting of Lincoln Savings & Loan.
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SPI already has projects at nine Peruvian sites, four of which have reached economic stability and are essentially free of looting and encroachment practices.
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It is the era of "municipal Darwinism," when "predator cities" rove on wheels and "ingest" smaller ones, assimilating their populations and looting the spoils.
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Both objects have been traced to former Manhattan dealer Subhash Kapoor, who is currently awaiting trial in India on multiple charges of looting antiquities.
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We'll ignore Trump's suggestion that a trade deficit amounts to China taking or looting money from the US, which is rejected by most economists.
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So they spilled out their frustrations and fears, some of which involved debris removal or abandoned cars, but most of which dealt with looting.
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They are, in short, a means of cashing in on your looting and shooting skills for something tangible to be used in the game.
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Over the weekend, a wave of protests in Chile set off by an increase in subway fares deteriorated into widespread looting, vandalism and arson.
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It is believed to be of Greek origin, was warehoused in the city of Byblos, the site of a looting spree in the 1980s.
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Hemin Hawrami, a top aide to KRG President Masoud Barzani, tweeted that people had fled "looting and sectarian oppression" inflicted by Popular Mobilisation militia.
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"What happened last night was not part of our plan," she said, referring to the violence and looting that took place last Friday night.
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The decision came amid a month of huge protests against Mr. Maduro's rule that have involved looting and attacks on demonstrators and security forces.
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But fully resolving the problem, they say, will ultimately come down to the people at the other end of the looting chain: the collectors.
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Small anti-Maduro protests and looting incidents took place in various cities last month, some triggered by increasing power cuts resulting from energy shortages.
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Some have already resorted to looting, according to CNN affiliate WEAR-TV, because of the lack of resources such as water, electricity and food.
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The first, from George W. Bush, was issued in the midst of what was becoming a genuine human tragedy of flooding, looting and death.
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BERLIN — After World War II, few Germans with sizable art holdings made a point of digging into their collections for signs of Nazi looting.
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"Rather than holding Wells Fargo responsible for cheating its customers, Republicans are looting the Treasury to funnel billions of dollars to the bank," Sen.
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Both sides have been accused of committing war crimes and grave human rights violations, including systematic rape, looting, and the use of child soldiers.
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In the aftermath of all the looting, the Kipling kids confess that they are actually the ones that are responsible for the salon getting trashed.
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To combat looting, armed guards are delivering precious fuel supplies, the director of the heart transplant program at Centro Cardiovascular in San Juan told Reuters.
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Within a day, some shoppers in supermarkets turn to looting (many, unable to use credit and debit cards, cannot pay even if they wanted to).
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Britain's government said local authorities had imposed a curfew on the British Virgin islands, where locals complained of widespread looting and violent crime after Irma.
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Architects, archaeologists, restorers, engineers and police will assess damaged sites, train local staff, help take objects to safe places and combat looting and illegal trafficking.
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A UN report accused the police and army in Myanmar of systematic and widespread abuse of the Rohingya minority, including looting, arson, rape and murder.
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A midnight curfew will be imposed across Houston starting Tuesday, Mayor Sylvester Turner told reporters, citing reports of looting and people impersonating law enforcement officers.
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Piñera had earlier condemned the violence and looting, saying that because of currency exchange fluctuations, it was necessary to raise the price of public transport.
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On Monday, Ecuador's Secretary of State Juan Sebastian Roldan asked indigenous groups leading the protests to put an end to the ongoing looting and violence.
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The turnstile-hopping rapidly devolved into larger demonstrations and chaos, with looting in supermarkets, rioting in the streets, and the torching of 22 metro stations.
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The extent of the damage is not known, but France Bleu reports that many other stores in the city's center were also subject to looting.
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Ireland Baldwin is claiming that she was accused of looting when trying to collect a few things from her Malibu home during the Woolsey Fire.
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Human rights groups have reported more than 150 incidents of alleged abuses by security forces against opposition supporters, including illegal detention, assault, looting and rape.
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The presence of ISIS went on to facilitate further destruction of ancient culture in the country, yet looting and pillaging in Iraq is nothing new.
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The San Francisco Chronicle reports 29-year-old Sean Kranyak and 22-year-old Cristina Marsh could face charges including looting, conspiracy and vehicle theft.
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They fired guns and briefly held the crew hostage while they were looting the ship named Wendok, Guinea government spokesman Albert Camara said by telephone.
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Harare has been calm as the coup has unfolded but the armed forces also said in a statement that "people have been warned against looting".
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The Islamic State terror group has been making millions from looting artifacts in Syria, but one group of archaeologists is secretly fighting back — with science.
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Mannequins (left) lie strewn on the ground below the broken windows of a clothing store — the result of looting along upper Broadway during the blackout.
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With Ecuadoreans jittery about possible looting, armed men ambushed and robbed two trucks carrying water, clothes and other basics to Pedernales from Guayaquil, authorities said.
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The outage occurred 42 years to the day from a major 1970s blackout that sparked looting and rioting in the United States' most populous city.
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Libyans are demanding a share distribution of resources and an end to looting by armed groups of oil and gas revenues, the real power holders.
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In the state of Veracruz, two people were arrested for using social media to incite looting in a suburb of the port capital, media reported.
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Moderna Museet in Stockholm is spearheading a call by Swedish museums asking the country's Culture Ministry to form a panel to investigate Nazi looting claims.
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Maarten, Anguilla, and the US and British Virgin Islands are in desperate need of supplies and also more security as there are reports of looting.
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Along with voicing feelings of abandonment, island residents spoke of widespread scarcity, the generosity of neighbors, looting and machete-armed volunteers standing guard over properties.
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Food riots, protests and mass looting have been erupting across the country, with the government trying to channel anger toward wealthy, ofttimes foreign business owners.
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"The Honduran government does not have enough resources to protect these sites, so publicly announcing their existence only makes them vulnerable to looting," Euraque added.
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And 36 have been arrested for looting and theft in Humacao, Caguas, San Juan and Bayamón, said Michelle Hernandez, superintendent of the Puerto Rico police.
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Looting and clashes between the police and demonstrators across the country have left at least eight dead in recent weeks, according to Bolivian news reports.
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Looting and clashes between the police and demonstrators across the country have left at least eight dead in recent weeks, according to Bolivian news reports.
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Shkreli is charged with securities fraud in connection with his alleged looting of millions of dollars from Retrophin, the publicly traded drug company he founded.
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On Monday, opposition supporters rampaged through several Kinshasa slums burning cars, looting banks and attacking police officers and the offices of Mr. Kabila's political party.
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Last week the government said it had arrested more than 600 people who it accused of taking part in looting and violence during the protests.
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When the United States invaded Iraq, he had been a college student, watching what he had hoped would be liberation devolve into looting and killing.
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Buddhist chauvinist groups flocked to the area, and their visits were followed by looting, arson, and attacks on mosques and on businesses operated by Muslims.
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The police killing of the 29-year-old black man incited public uproar at the time that devolved into several days of riots and looting.
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He appealed to foreign ambassadors and cultural attaches, international organizations, and UNESCO "to join efforts to stop the looting, selling and illicit trafficking of antiquities".
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The 63-year-old says he's looting his retirement account because his monthly gross -- $112,000 -- is not enough to cover his expenses and spousal support.
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When the government of one of those homelands collapsed over the issue, three days of looting, arson and bloodshed followed, sending jitters throughout the country.
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Instead of focusing on taking over government positions and looting bases, the insurgents appear to be focusing on maximizing casualties in hit-and-run attacks.
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His former deputy, Roger Ng, is named in an indictment that also accuses the Malaysian businessman Jho Low of looting 1MDB of billions of dollars.
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Warren's Stop Wall Street Looting Act proposes to up the amount of protected wages, salaries and commissions -- including severance, a Warren aide told CNN Business.
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In 2013, there were "only 50 police officers," outnumbered by protesters, he said, many of whom went on a looting spree, burning and attacking shops.
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The first two L-words referred to the blackout in July, which had begun with lightning strikes and had set off looting in some neighborhoods.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) rolled out a plan and accompanying legislation — the Stop Wall Street Looting Act of 2019 — taking direct aim at the sector.
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In his 213 months in office, no one has been prosecuted for the looting of the state that took place under his predecessor, Jacob Zuma.
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The banker, Tim Leissner, pleaded guilty to helping orchestrate the looting of billions of dollars from a sovereign wealth fund in Malaysia known as 1MDB.
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Some objects, like a Nok terracotta, come from sites so totally ravaged by looting that very few examples have ever come to the market legally.
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The sticker shock triggered protests and looting across Mexico that severely hurt ex-president Enrique Pena Nieto's popularity and contributed to his party's electoral defeat.
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Shkreli is charged with looting the drug company, Retrophin, of stock and cash to pay investors in his hedge funds, whom he also allegedly defrauded.
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Soon Schleif was excavating ancient Germanic sites in Poland, trying to help justify Hitler's invasion there, and overseeing the looting of the Warsaw Archeological Museum.
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The explosion came a day after three people were killed in Valle del Cauca province when a protest there grew violent and led to looting.
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There were outbreaks of looting, and some people even burned the 100-bolívar notes, believing they were nothing more than paper after Mr. Maduro's announcement.
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Given the problems with private equity, Congress is right to try to crack down on the industry with the new Stop Wall Street Looting Act.
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For the second night in a row, there were riots and looting on the streets of Hamburg, Germany during the gathering of world leaders there.
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It was on the wrong side of the Ohio River (notwithstanding the short-lived occupation by a Confederate general that was mainly a looting mission).
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Saidi issued a ban over his walkie-talkie against anyone re-entering the hospital, in an apparent attempt to prevent looting by undisciplined security elements.
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Pierre Mwanamputu, the police spokesman, said most of the dead civilians had been hit by stray bullets or shot while looting on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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And it's why, Toboni and Wakefield explain, many countries in the Middle East saw a wave of looting of museums and historical sites in 2011.
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This highlights an element of the problem in Egypt Toboni points to at the end of the segment: the role of foreign demand in looting.
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Richard J. Hughes declared Newark a city in "criminal insurrection" as the fighting and looting continued despite a curfew and the presence of armed troops.
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The prolonged demonstrations and sometimes violent riots and looting prompted the central bank last week to slash forecasts for growth, investment and demand through 2020.
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Four days of rioting and looting killed 213 people, injured more than 22013 and left Newark a smoldering national symbol of urban violence and blight.
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" He praised Iraqi forces, including the Popular Mobilisation Forces, for prioritizing the protection of civilians after learning from mistakes in previous battles to wrest control of cities from IS. "I however express my concern over disturbing reports of looting and destruction of civilian property, and looting of humanitarian aid by armed groups operating in support of the Iraqi Security Forces, in particular by some local resistance groups.
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But these claims are made, often anonymously, without any evidence provided; or by including all revenues from extraction (like mining and oil drilling); or based on sources that actually discuss Al Qaeda's looting (spoils of war, not antiquities looting) in Iraq from 22014–2008; or based on the guessed upper limit for the worldwide antiquities trade from a 1990 UNESCO document, with no evidence provided.
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Why else would Jones, despite having seemingly unlimited knowledge of each culture he's looting from, make zero attempts to communicate with the native peoples he encounters?
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Spontaneous demonstrations and looting are becoming more common amid worsening food shortages, frequent power and water cuts, and inflation that is the highest in the world.
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The police strike over pay during the past week has left a security vacuum and led to rampant assaults, robberies and looting, often in broad daylight.
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In Pedernales, a town of 073,000, looting broke out after dozens of buildings were flattened, some with people still trapped inside, according to the Associated Press.
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Ouko, an accountant appointed in 2011, said that overhauling a Byzantine procurement and payments system that is easily tampered with is central to halting the looting.
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Gray's death spawned protests that erupted on April 27, 2015 -- the day of his funeral -- into violent clashes with police and instances of looting and arson.
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As with the mob, the nation's day-to-day petty crimes provide a foundation for the bigger efforts, like the bank heists and cryptocurrency market looting.
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Mugabe accused De Beers of looting the largest diamond fields in Marange in eastern Zimbabwe, where production is dominated by state-owned Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company.
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"LA 92" launches its narrative with the Watts riots in 1965: six days of looting and arson which formed the first major protest against police brutality.
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Gray's death spawned protests that erupted on April 27, 2015 -- the day of his funeral -- into violent clashes with police and instances of looting and arson.
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One, referred to as "Cashgate," erupted in the months leading up to the 2014 elections and involved the looting of millions of dollars of public funds.
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Malong has since formed his own organisation to challenge President Salva Kiir, accusing him of looting the country's resources and turning it into a failed state.
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The death of Jayalalithaa's mentor Ramachandran, or MGR as he was known, sparked looting and rioting across Tamil Nadu by his grief-stricken supporters in 1987.
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There's no penalty for stealing from unoccupied apartments, and looting the city of Prague with abandon is easier when you can hack your way past obstacles.
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Warren's Medium post and legislation call for putting a stop to whats she calls "legalized looting" — overhauling the rules and regulations surrounding the private equity industry.
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Nigerian soldiers burn villages cleared of Boko Haram (ostensibly to stop looting), and have been accused of killing men and forcing women to become their wives.
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During sporadic nationwide blackouts in March, hundreds of residents in Maracaibo went on a looting spree and destroyed scores of businesses after days of no power.
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The park service says looting a federal battlefield is a crime, and violators can be fined as much as $20,000 and face two years in prison.
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Mexico raised gasoline prices at the start of the year, and the 14 percent hike in regular gas prices sparked protests and looting around the country.
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At least some looting has occurred in a working class neighborhood in western Caracas, Reuters added, with a grocery store ransacked after protesters clashed with police.
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That they haven't yet returned is no surprise given the reports of the looting, sale and destruction of ancient artefacts at the hands of Islamic State.
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An army crackdown, unleashed in response to Rohingya militant attacks on security forces in August, has been beset by allegations of murder, rape, arson and looting.
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Part 1 also ropes in many of the teens' family members along with real-life historic events like the looting-and-fire-filled blackout of 1977.
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During the blackout earlier this month four people were killed and at least 300 were detained in association with protests and looting, according to rights groups.
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For the rest, resources have been prey to what William Byrd, a development economist with the United States Institute of Peace, has dubbed "industrial-scale looting".
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Eldessouky joined Tyco in 2004, two years after senior managers including Chief Executive Dennis Kozlowski were charged with looting more than $150 million from the company.
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Her husband, Dominique Vilier, told CNN there had been looting and robbing in the wake of the hurricane, which has left them without food and water.
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But St. Martin residents interviewed by CNN affiliate BFMTV said that French police and soldiers have had little presence on the ground, and reported widespread looting.
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With active support and encouragement from China's central government, the systematic looting of American technologies is occurring on virtually every scientific front inside the United States.
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It also faces accusations of overplaying the significance of the discovery, offending local indigenous groups by using racist dialogue, and leaving the area vulnerable to looting.
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Editorial As growing lawlessness, looting and hunger threaten to plunge Venezuela into a state of anarchy, its neighbors remain strikingly reluctant to confront President Nicolás Maduro.
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Street clashes, looting and road blocks have roiled the poor South American nation since the election, and there have been more flare-ups since he resigned.
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Residents of the highland capital La Paz, rocked by protests and looting since last month's election, said they hoped politicians would succeed in finally restoring order.
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The systematic destruction of Polish Jewry by the Nazis and their collaborators and the looting of virtually all their possessions were integral aspects of the Holocaust.
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Creditors, led by deep-pocketed and aggressive hedge funds such as Appaloosa Management called it "looting," and were pursuing $13 billion in damages in several courts.
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More than 300 police were injured during protests and Bogota and Cali put in place a curfew to curtail isolated looting and destruction of public transit.
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Dozens of people who had been near the murders described what had happened, as well as the burning and looting of Rohingya homes by security forces.
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It wants the military held accountable for alleged killings, looting and rape, and the release from jails of "innocent Rohingya" picked up in counter-insurgency operations.
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For many Lebanese, it was insulting that the country's leaders would try to use their calls to subsidize the state after decades of mismanagement and looting.
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The police arrested one man suspected of stealing cash from the rubble and fired warning shots to disperse people who had started looting, Mr. Medar said.
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The rundown neighborhood is just far enough from the first sparks of the uprising that the characters can believe the flames and looting won't reach them.
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The '70s was the decade of the serial killer Son of Sam and of a nightmarish 1977 power blackout that led to widespread looting and vandalism.
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