Russia's manoeuvres may, however, have motivated more genuine reforms elsewhere.
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His cabinet rivals are petrified that he is "on manoeuvres".
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Orbital insertions are difficult manoeuvres at the best of times.
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Such manoeuvres cannot conceal forever the larger crisis in revenue-raising.
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So far, America has shown little appetite for countering Iran's desert manoeuvres.
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American officials fear the proposed new sites lack space for tank manoeuvres.
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Local communities protested against the noise and disruption from constant military manoeuvres.
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That not only legitimized hedge-fund style manoeuvres in Parisian capital markets.
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Such manoeuvres, the company says, have increased desk occupancy by about 20%.
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Last-minute manoeuvres could yet propel to victory candidates from smaller groups.
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Those standing watch look not only for accidental collisions, but also for threatening manoeuvres.
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Indonesian and Malaysian warships launched joint counterinsurgency manoeuvres with Philippine vessels in waters nearby.
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He manoeuvres a joystick that shovels ore into an automated truck about 800 meters below.
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Which anti-war song was a hit for Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark in 1980?
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Most autonomous systems are being designed for motorways, for manoeuvres such as accelerating and braking.
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In the case of "Surface," he manoeuvres toward some intergalactic shit—both visually and sonically.
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The statistical manoeuvres required for such "difference in difference" studies are complex, but often worthwhile.
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America, Russia and China all have satellites that carry out manoeuvres close to other people's spacecraft.
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Instead of relying on simulators, its airmen treat friendly satellite manoeuvres as hostile and practice responses.
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In September China sent thousands of troops to join Russia's largest manoeuvres since the cold war.
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Instead they are taught to ride it out by cutting their speed and making fewer manoeuvres.
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During the test, the hypersonic vehicle made "large-angle turning manoeuvres" and other movements, the CAAA said.
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Second, his faith in his ability to devise and execute canny manoeuvres exceeds the (albeit impressive) reality.
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Manoeuvres began in February, with the release of a single and a performance at the Super Bowl.
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Video footage was released purporting to show manoeuvres by Chinese troops near the border with Hong Kong.
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"It is very rare to perform collision avoidance manoeuvres with active satellites," said ESA in a tweet.
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A senior U.S. official denounced Beijing's military manoeuvres as "coercion" and a threat to stability in the region.
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A senior U.S. official denounced the military manoeuvres as "coercion" and a threat to stability in the region.
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Big multinationals such as Apple are under increasing pressure to eschew complex manoeuvres that reduce their tax bills.
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When manoeuvres were completed most Starbucks straws withdrew to the bin, either in-store or in the street.
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At the weekend, he raised eyebrows by suggesting that NATO risked provoking Russia with military manoeuvres in eastern Europe.
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G-force induced loss of consciousness (G-LOC) is a particular concern for fighter pilots who perform strenuous manoeuvres.
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The drone instead manoeuvres by independently changing the speed of one or more of its rotors under computer control.
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America's GSSAP satellites have conducted hundreds of manoeuvres in geostationary orbit since 2014, many close to Russian and Chinese satellites.
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Some flight manoeuvres momentarily resulted in the helmet being pinned against the canopy, obstructing the display and inhibiting weapon-firing.
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Such manoeuvres near Iran are of interest to officials in America, which on May 2nd barred all exports of Iranian oil.
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Britain had just become the first country to vote to leave the club, and populists were on manoeuvres across the continent.
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He is not loved and has been deflecting criticism in recent days of his (legal) manoeuvres to lower his own taxes.
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After Emerson, Lake and Palmer broke up in 1979, Mr. Lake recorded the solo albums "Greg Lake" (1981) and "Manoeuvres" (1983).
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Labour's Brexit manoeuvres came after Theresa May's "Chequers" deal for Britain to leave the EU was rejected at a summit in Salzburg.
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Development of technology that would support such manoeuvres has accelerated in the past year as the industry increasingly focuses on autonomous cars.
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This squad was created in 2014, when women were trained in performing difficult individual and group stunts and manoeuvres on Bullet motocyles.
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These manoeuvres may be legal, but their goal is tax avoidance, often in a way that flouts the spirit of the law.
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Over the next few days, scientists will carry orbital manoeuvres to place the satellite into a geosynchronous orbit, ISRO said in a statement.
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Meanwhile, even among those dreaded communist Slavs, whose official ideology was atheism, some strange manoeuvres were made involving nationalism, religion and clerical politics.
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This network of ties—allied to Mr Musk's tendency to make expansive promises and willingness to use unconventional manoeuvres—makes some investors uncomfortable.
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Whatever deal finally emerges, after labyrinthine negotiations and political manoeuvres, business fears possible trade tariffs, damage to supply chains, delays and restrictions on migration.
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It involved 19 days of manoeuvres by the country's air force, navy and army, with seven members of NATO, plus Finland, also taking part.
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He has sent the Chinese navy on manoeuvres ever farther afield, including in July on NATO's doorstep in the Baltic Sea alongside Russia's fleet.
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Development of technology that would support such manoeuvres has accelerated in the past year as the industry increasingly focuses on electric and autonomous cars.
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With graft and dodgy offshore manoeuvres high up political agendas after the leaking of the "Panama papers", investigators have an added incentive to dig deep.
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Created in 28, when the British-born Mr. Wheeldon was 27, his "Mercurial Manoeuvres" is a young person's "look at everything I can do" dance.
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On September 30th an American destroyer passed within 50 metres of a Chinese naval vessel which was conducting "unsafe and unprofessional" manoeuvres, according to the Americans.
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By conducting military manoeuvres within 12 nautical miles of other fortified specks it shows that it considers them mere elevations around which no restrictions are warranted.
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But even if you put illegal manoeuvres to one side, money and power have (frustratingly) long played roles in gaming the system to access higher learning.
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The manoeuvres appear to be a response to Philippine construction work on the island, to repair the airstrip and build a beaching ramp for small craft.
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The manoeuvres, scheduled to last from March 2-18, had been set to begin their most intensive battlefield phase on March 12, the Norwegian military said.
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American satellites are now being fitted with special thrusters designed for evasive manoeuvres, says Omar Lamrani, a military analyst at Stratfor, a geopolitical consultancy in Austin, Texas.
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I thought people became artists through a series of bureaucratic manoeuvres, so I wanted to test this thesis by transforming myself into an artist in this way.
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The Russian ministry said two South Korean F-16 fighter planes carried out "unprofessional manoeuvres," crossing the path of Russian bombers and did not communicate with them.
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Instead of responding with camaraderie, China demanded plum roles, sent spy ships to snoop on the manoeuvres and barred Japanese officers from the traditional shipboard cocktail party.
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The aircraft was leading three F-235s on training manoeuvres when it sent an "aborting practice" signal and disappeared from radar, Defence Minister Takeshi Iwaya told reporters.
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Fernandez said in an interview with Reuters that Orange was in a strong position and could afford to see how other manoeuvres in the sector played out.
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Those overseas manoeuvres took a hit after China began tightening rules for taking capital outside the country, to stem a gradual slide in its foreign exchange reserves.
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Two of the U.S. Air Force's most advanced jets landed in Lithuania on Wednesday in a show of support for a region worried by Russian military manoeuvres.
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"The manoeuvres are not directed against other countries and are in line with our military doctrine, which is defensive in character," he said, news agency Interfax reported.
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Airbus has dangled the prospect of closing A380 production before, and industry sources say such manoeuvres can be a negotiating tactic and the talks remain difficult to predict.
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U.S. long-term yields have risen in the past month along with a steepening in the Japanese government bond yield curve caused by speculation over BOJ policy manoeuvres.
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David Axelrod, a former Democratic strategist who is now at the University of Chicago, called Mr Walker's manoeuvres "one last outrageous, partisan power grab as he exits the statehouse".
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The manoeuvres highlight the huge jolt Germany's Energiewende, or green-energy transition, has dealt to the business model of what were once two of Europe's most highly regarded utilities.
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The Bonhomme Richard Expeditionary Strike Group was in Australia to participate in joint training manoeuvres involving more than 33,000 U.S. and Australian military personnel, which ended two weeks ago.
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He said he believed the Chinese economy would maintain a stable and healthy trend despite some downward pressure, and that China had ample room for fiscal and monetary policy manoeuvres.
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Moreover, teams these days also tend to "play safe" and do not try difficult manoeuvres, grumbles Ramachandra Jadhav, a former player and coach with over 35 years in the game.
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Nonetheless, it was the showstopper at this week's Farnborough air show in Britain, impressing crowds in the showground's terraces with its smooth manoeuvres and party tricks such as flying backwards.
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As I said before there are so many tracks we could talk about but Envoys "Dark Manoeuvres " must be mentioned as it is still a staple in DJ sets now.
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The officer said most of the soldiers were low-ranking and that Hamas was mostly interested in gathering information about Israeli army manoeuvres, forces and weaponry in the Gaza area.
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After Nemov executed a horizontal bar routine with six showstopping release-and-catch manoeuvres, he was awarded 9.725 — a score that left him trailing third with several athletes still to compete.
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Veterans like Hughes and Dolours Price were especially dismayed by the manoeuvres of Mr Adams who, as they saw it, had once endorsed their methods but now feigned absent-minded detachment.
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In flight tests, a two-seat prototype executed manoeuvres that included a mid-air transition from hover mode - like a drone - to wing-borne flight - like a conventional aircraft, Lilium said.
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But last week it was the showstopper at the Farnborough air show in Britain, wowing crowds in the showground's terraces with its smooth manoeuvres and party trick skills, like flying backwards.
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Paul Clement, lawyer for the gun owners and firearms advocacy organisation, accused the city of "abruptly shift[ing] gears" with "a series of extraordinary manoeuvres" undertaken to "frustrate" Supreme Court review.
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Speaking to reporters the day after announcing that the League's coalition with the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement had collapsed, Salvini warned against any manoeuvres to block a return to the polls.
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This had a repertoire of stitches, knots and manoeuvres that permitted it to plan and carry out a procedure, known as anastomosis, which involves sewing together two parts of a bodily tube.
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Following the performance of the first part of the programme with all ten aircraft, the solo display pilot detaches, alternating his own manoeuvres with the ones flown by the remaining nine aircraft.
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Rather than doggedly following a human being, it navigates itself around using cameras and ultrasonic sensors—though a remote operator can take control of it to supervise tricky manoeuvres such as crossing roads.
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In a test carried out in October 2016 over California, 104 tiny fixed-wing Perdix drones, with a wingspan of 30cm, were launched from three American fighters and performed a series of manoeuvres.
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Russian warheads are to be pepped up, too, to be capable of gliding and evasive manoeuvres even at the hypersonic speeds at which they travel, and possibly lofted by yet another new ICBM.
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Both strands—the purge of the 1930s, the imperial manoeuvres of a century before—draw on actual events and characters, such as the now-revered Qodiriy and the English adventurers Stoddart and Conolly.
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You can swipe, click, tilt and drag to see various things happen on the screen but ultimately the interaction is limited to a few manoeuvres and results, including exploding hearts and moving triangles.
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UNLIKE a regular company, which will have employees, assets and operations, a shell company is a hollow structure, set up for the purposes of performing financial manoeuvres rather than selling goods or services.
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At a pub called Ninkasi in the early hours of Saturday morning in downtown, a drunk man in his late 20s manoeuvres himself towards the bar with a dumb, determined look on his face.
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Last year Mike Pence, the vice-president, included "highly sophisticated" Chinese satellite manoeuvres as one of the reasons to set up a "Space Force", a new service branch drawing on a broad range of specialists.
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Removing the pilot, together with the systems required for a human being to fly a fighter aircraft and remain alive during the gut-wrenching manoeuvres this involves, has many advantages—not least of them, cost.
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Digital fly-by-wire systems, in which computers make the high-speed decisions needed to execute manoeuvres signalled by movements of a pilot's joystick, have already migrated from military jets to the cockpits of civilian airliners.
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Rather than fretting about joint exercises like those taking place this week, America should encourage China to participate in more of them, including the biennial multi-country RIMPAC manoeuvres, to be held off Hawaii next year.
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Yet the research and development cost and capital expenditure required to compete in this transportation arms race only makes the argument for cost-sharing manoeuvres even more relevant today than it was a few years ago.
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Mr Bannon's incessant anti-establishment scheming, including manoeuvres against Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell, has meanwhile prevented him interesting almost any mainstream Republican in his novel ideas, except sometimes the president, who now says he is insane.
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President Tayyip Erdogan has said Turkey could cut off the pipeline that carries oil from northern Iraq to the outside world, and Iraq said its army had started "major manoeuvres" with the Turkish army at the border.
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President Joko Widodo watched from Ranai, capital of the Natuna Islands archipelago, with hundreds of military officials as about 70 jets carried out manoeuvres that included a dog fight and dropping bombs on targets off the coast.
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There was a time when Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark were revolutionaries: The perky synthesized melodies of "Electricity" and "Enola Gay," both from 503, were early indicators of the course that pop music would take that decade.
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The Federal Aviation Office said while go-around manoeuvres were a normal procedure in air traffic, it had asked Air Berlin for details of Monday's incident involving the A330 plane because it differed from ordinary go-arounds.
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In his new biography of the tormented delta, Jonathan Miles, a British cultural historian, manoeuvres swiftly through these tragedies, devoting the bulk of his attention to the social and cultural life beneath the city's "spiders' webs of tramlines".
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The drastic manoeuvres were aimed at cushioning the economic impact as the breakneck spread of the coronavirus all but shut down more countries, but they did little to calm panicky investors worried about firms surviving a prolonged recession.
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The sad synth sighs of "American Dream," resembling something off Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark's seminal Dazzle Ships, act as a blissfully celestial backdrop for its protagonist ruminating on existence following an acid trip and a one-night-stand.
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Such manoeuvres, combined with a focus on more lucrative models, could help BMW to cut a cumulative €12bn in costs over the next four years and restore margins to a healthy 8-10%, insists Nicolas Peter, its chief financial officer.
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Members of one environmental group, the Sierra Club, performed parliamentary manoeuvres worthy of Ted Cruz: an attempt to change the group's position from "do not support" to a more neutral stance was thwarted with help from Robert's Rules of Order.
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Groves and her teammate use a variety of technology to monitor her and Saxton's performance when training — from filming their sailing manoeuvres, photographing their rig setup to more complex aspects of training, all of which — Groves says — are top secret.
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Troops pour onto the endless prairie in a mock airborne assault, marking, said China Daily, a state-owned newspaper, "the first time the People's Liberation Army had presented fighting manoeuvres in a parade" (troops usually just march up and down).
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MOSCOW, July 23 (Reuters) - Russia's Ministry of Defence on Tuesday denied that its strategic bombers had violated South Korean air space and accused South Korean jets of carrying out dangerous manoeuvres that threatened its aircraft, the RIA news agency reported.
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The Justice Department's manoeuvres over the past week have prompted Apple supporters to suggest the case is as much about putting political pressure on Apple and influencing the broader policy debate on encryption as it is about getting data from Farook's phone.
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Although West Africa's regional power bloc, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), may not be as slick as the Pentagon when it comes to military manoeuvres, its calm stewardship of this week's crisis in Gambia has won it many admirers.
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In a world where authoritarian regimes (and other cruel zealots such as lynch mobs and terrorists) seem ever more confident, many might wonder how much difference to anything can be made by manoeuvres on the inside track of American politics and diplomacy.
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Regulation of how telcos can use personal data has typically been tighter than for Internet services but earlier this year the FCC reversed tighter privacy rules for broadband providers — thereby giving giants like Verizon more room for their data-harvesting, ad-tracking manoeuvres.
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So does one Supreme Court justice, who has ordered—curiously in the eyes of most jurists—the PMDB's lower house speaker, Eduardo Cunha, to start impeachment proceedings against the vice-president for the same accounting manoeuvres as those attributed to Ms Rousseff.
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It was the start of a series of manoeuvres that have now made him the talk of the car industry, much like Mr Ghosn before and after his arrest in Japan last year on charges of financial misconduct (which Mr Ghosn denies).
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"The closer we get to the comet, the more influence its non-uniform gravity will have, requiring us to have more control on the trajectory, and therefore more manoeuvres—our planning cycles will have to be executed on much shorter timescales," Lodiot said.
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The analyst suggests its therefore hitting a pricing ceiling for its Galaxy brand as multiple rivals work against premium pricing in the Android space — a competitive factor that may even limit Apple's room for making upward price manoeuvres when it refreshes the iPhone.
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The central bank has said it will appeal — in fact there could be many appeals as well as other legal manoeuvres — but any sign that Zelenskiy might be in Kolomoisky's camp on this could do serious damage, not least to relations with the IMF.
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The French crew, who were also convincingly defeated by Emirates Team New Zealand during their second race, appeared to struggle to keep their boat on its foils during some manoeuvres, with their hulls occasionally plunging dramatically into the crystal blue waters, slowing them down against their rivals.
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The pilot—or operator as they might more accurately be called—provides only basic commands, leaving the aircraft itself to take care of any necessary manoeuvres, balancing itself during a hover, automatically holding its position and compensating for changing conditions, such as a sudden cross wind.
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The US Navy's X-47B drone has already completed successful air-to-air refueling tests in conjunction with a K-707 tanker, proving that drones can easily perform the precise manoeuvres needed for AAR, but delivering heavy fuel from another drone is something yet to be seen.
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"At the moment, it's very difficult for the two sides to sit down and talk because the Trump administration seems determined to go this way regardless of China's manoeuvres," said He Weiwen, a senior fellow at the Center for China and Globalization, a Beijing-based think tank.
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It takes its force from the naming and shaming of Western sins, drawn from the dark pools of 18th and 19th century imperialism, the defensive-aggressive manoeuvres of the Cold War in the 20th century and the increasingly aggressive anti-Americanism/Westernism of major states in the 21st.
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In a sign the government has turned more hawkish on its housing policy as it manoeuvres to pump more credit into other areas of the economy, top Chinese leaders said in July they will not resort to using the housing market as a form of short-term stimulus.
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In this sense, it is little wonder that some fear a cover-up, when tentative manoeuvres towards safeguarding those in power already seem to have been set in motion, and with some on the hard right even keen to shift the focus onto the immigration status of those who survived.
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From 1976 he took shared command of the Irish Republican Army, groomed its volunteers, organised its bloody campaigns, improved its weaponry (from fertiliser stuffed in milk churns to surface-to-air missiles from Libya) and played the alternately shifting or immovable hard man in talks, or back-channel manoeuvres, with the British government.
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These included forced assimilation through boarding schools, which aimed to "kill the Indian" to "save the man", the destruction of collective land-ownership on reservations through individual allotments (in which wealthy whites, more often than not, snapped up the best plots), and later manoeuvres that ended the legal status of some tribes.
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CLOSER CHINA-RUSSIA TIES The location of the main training range for Vostok-2018 5,000 km (813,000 miles) east of Moscow means it is likely to be watched closely by Japan, North and South Korea as well as by China and Mongolia, both of whose armies will take part in the manoeuvres later this week.
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Officially an experimental craft, testing new propulsion systems and imaging devices for spotting space debris, American scientists and military leaders have watched the SJ-17 perform remarkable manoeuvres since its launch in 2016, scooting between three different Chinese satellites high above the Earth and parking itself within a few hundred metres of one of them.
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CLOSER CHINA-RUSSIA TIES The location of the main training range for Vostok-2018 5,000 km (3,000 miles) east of Moscow means it is likely to be watched closely by Japan, North and South Korea as well as by China and Mongolia, both of whose armies will take part in the manoeuvres later this week.
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And yet the nagging suspicion, vindicated over three tournaments, remained that an innately conservative and unassertive personality would always revert to type when push came to shove; that the instinctive, gawping awe induced by the big occasion would render him unable to make the bold in-game manoeuvres from which success and failure are carved in knockout football.
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"They have failed to realise that the opposition camp is using them merely as pawns in its manoeuvres to reap political gains by damaging the SAR government's credibility and reputation, or that some foreign forces are seizing the opportunity to advance their own strategy to hurt China by trying to create havoc in Hong Kong," the China Daily said.
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A few days before that, in what a spokesman for America's Pacific fleet called "a series of increasingly aggressive manoeuvres", a Chinese destroyer came within 22015 metres of an American guided-missile destroyer, the USS Decatur, which was on "freedom of navigation operations" within waters China stakes a claim to on the basis of a couple of disputed reefs nearby.
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They include the building of prayer spaces large and small in defence installations of all kinds, not least on nuclear submarines; the blessing of missiles in their silos, and of fighter-aircraft as they are about to go on combat missions; and aerial manoeuvres corresponding to a "procession with the cross", an Orthodox ritual in which the faithful sanctify a piece of territory by marching round it with crosses and banners.
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In December 2018 another of DeepMind's programs, AlphaStar, trounced one of the world's strongest players in StarCraft II, a video game played in real-time, rather than turn-by-turn, with information hidden from players and with many more degrees of freedom (potential moves) than Go. Many officers hope that such game-playing aptitude might eventually translate into a flair for inventive and artful manoeuvres of the sort celebrated in military history.
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