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"They are our cousins and our brothers," said Mr. al-Marri, a military trainee.
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Three people were killed by a Saudi military trainee, who was subsequently killed by a sheriff's deputy.
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The pair met last week at the Louisville Zoo, where the military trainee had decided to spend a day off after 10 months of training, reports WDRB.
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All three sailors were fatally shot on Friday at Naval Air Station Pensacola when a Saudi military trainee with a handgun opened fire inside a classroom building.
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President Donald Trump spoke Sunday with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia regarding last week's deadly shooting at a U.S. Navy base in Florida, which was perpetrated by a Saudi military trainee and has further strained relations between the kingdom and Washington.
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The relationship between ITBS and mortality/morbidity is claimed to be absent. A study showed that coordination variability did not vary significantly between runners with no injury and runners with ITBS. This result elucidates that the runner's ability to coordinate themselves toward direction of their intention (motor coordination) is not, or very minorly affected by the pain of ITBS. Additionally, military trainee in marine boot camps displayed high incidence rate of ITBS.
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For the epikleroi of resident aliens in Athens, the metics, the polemarch was in charge of their affairs.Schaps Economic Rights pp. 33–35 It was also the case that if a man made a will, but did not give any of his daughters their legal rights as epikleroi in the will, then that will was held to be invalid.Lacey The Family in Classical Greece p. 131 A young Athenian male, prior to coming of age and serving his time as an ephebe, or military trainee, was allowed to claim epikleroi, the only legal right an ephebe was permitted in Aristotle's day, besides that of taking office as a priest in an hereditary priesthood.
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