But Airbnb's most fearsome competitor is Priceline, which owns Booking.
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The United States boasts the most fearsome military in human history.
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Encarnacion was the most fearsome hitter on the free-agent market.
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These are some of the most fearsome torpedoes in the world.
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The founder of the world's most fearsome terror group was no more.
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Deathclaws are among the most fearsome beings in the entire Fallout universe.
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"Africa's Hunters" goes on night patrol with the continent's most fearsome predators.
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Trilobites The deer-sized dinosaur preceded one of Earth's most fearsome predators.
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But it is this plant hopper's mouthpart that is most fearsome, Roberts says.
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The most fearsome of those steps for any developer is the certification process.
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Against the most fearsome knockout artist in boxing, Gibbons went the full fifteen rounds.
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And the Golden State Warriors emerged as the most fearsome team on the planet.
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The rocket was the most fearsome motor Stucky had commanded in four decades of aviation.
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Their most fearsome foe was Thaksin Shinawatra, whom they ousted as prime minister in 2006.
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The modern nuclear-powered, nuclear-armed submarine is arguably the most fearsome weapon ever conceived.
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And crude has climbed only 210% since the killing of that country's most fearsome general.
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But with a pair of infrared goggles, one of nature's most fearsome outbursts becomes downright psychedelic.
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The most fearsome weapon the militants have is a sniper rifle modeled on the U.S.-made .
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Nebraska Medicine's Biocontainment Unit is where the federal government sends people with the most fearsome pathogens.
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She also had one of the most fearsome serves in the game before her shoulder problems.
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As Venom became one of Spider-Man's most fearsome foes, writers also explored Brock's line of morality.
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Unsurprisingly, Seal Island, has been a virtual fast food outlet for the ocean's most fearsome apex predator.
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Image: The Field MuseumIn 1898, a pair of lions feasted on the most fearsome of predators: humans.
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The dragons are Westeros' most fearsome symbols of hope for humanity in the war against the dead.
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But he's also one of the X-Men's most fearsome villains, and he's capable of extreme violence.
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Hufflepuff's fine, of course, but nothing tops the fierce ladies landing spots in Hogwarts' most fearsome house.
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The Jaguars ended a nine-season playoff drought by building perhaps the N.F.L.'s most fearsome defense.
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America still has the world's strongest armed forces, and even the most fearsome military presence in East Asia.
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That their targets were some of the city's most fearsome murderers tended to focus the mind, as well.
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Your devotion, prowess, and expertise make you the most fearsome fighting force in the history of our world.
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A new game in China puts players in control of those most fearsome of characters: Mom and Dad.
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And Marvel has told us so many times that he's the most fearsome villain in the Marvel universe.
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"We know that we don't seem like the most fearsome bunch to go up against," said midfielder Thomas Delaney.
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The 11-day-old Carr Fire, stoked by drought-parched vegetation and triple-digit temperatures, is the most fearsome.
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Alongside Robert Woods and Brandin Cooks, the Rams have one of the most fearsome receiving corps in the league.
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But standing in their way is an army led by Thanos's most fearsome generals, as well as Thanos himself.
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The first time Wiley Maple encountered the Streif, the world's most fearsome downhill, he was twenty-one years old.
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He celebrated that triumph with LeBron James, with whom he had formed one of the league's most fearsome duos.
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Thylacoleo is the largest carnivorous Australian mammal known, reigning as one of Australia's most fearsome predators for 2 million years.
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Legend says the Long Night was the most fearsome winter in history, lasting an entire generation thousands of years ago.
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His quest for power, thirst for challenges, and, above all, desire to protect the Earth from the most fearsome villains
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George Foreman, now famous for naming his children after himself and selling grills, was then the most fearsome fighter imaginable.
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The Warriors arrived in Brooklyn fresh off one of the most fearsome defensive efforts any team had assembled this season.
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Artwork by the author The Olympic games consist of taking our most fearsome athletes and watching them battle for glory.
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One of the NBA's most fearsome transition teams just failed at it in the Western Conference Finals, as you might recall.
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ISIS, currently the world's most fearsome terrorist group, has lost roughly 30 percent of its peak territory in Iraq and Syria.
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But in the final minute, James — perhaps the most fearsome player on the planet — found himself in an unusual position: helpless.
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We asked a pet doctor how he'd treat the fossilized injuries found to have affected some of prehistory's most fearsome reptiles.
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In a windowless basement of the courthouse sits Las Vegas' most fearsome debt collector: the Clark County District Attorney's Bad Check Unit.
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He soon found himself trailing by two sets to one against one of the game's most fearsome ball strikers and sentimental figures.
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We have the most fearsome cyberweaponry on the planet, yet we're afraid to use it for fear of what will come next.
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Kovacs' eternal love interest Quellcrist Falconer, the Altered universe's most fearsome freedom fighter, is still played by Hamilton alum Renée Elise Goldsberry.
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Alongside the Sesame Street collection comes one bearing the visage of the animal kingdom's most fearsome (albeit very extinct) member: the Tyrannosaurus rex.
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Iraqi troops fighting for Mosul's outskirts have brought along one of their most fearsome weapons: the 20163-ton, Russian-made TOS-22016A Buratino.
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CRE, which stands for carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae, is the most fearsome family of germs because it is resistant even to last-resort antibiotics.
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It seems particularly unjust to withhold the privileges of adulthood from this group while also assigning them the most fearsome liability of adulthood.
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There is considerable case law on the involuntary confinement of patients diagnosed with tuberculosis when it was the most fearsome contagious disease threat.
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For three of those seasons, James teamed with Kyrie Irving, a perennial All-Star, to form one of the league's most fearsome duos.
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It was not enough against the Warriors, a team that might just have the most fearsome assemblage of offensive talent in modern history.
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Dinosaurs are the icons for the impermanence of the mighty, a reminder that even the most fearsome things can someday be key chains.
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Viewers were split over whether a dark sendup of one of the world's most fearsome terrorist networks was appropriate, much less laugh-inducing.
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Why do Carolyn Zhang and Raymond Zhong, the authors, describe playing the roles of mom and dad as "the most fearsome of characters"?
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It also means that the leaders of all of the Seven Kingdoms' most fearsome military powers are women — for the moment, at least.
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It is a wry acknowledgment of the dramatic limitations of a genre that Disney dominates as utterly as the most fearsome comic-book villain.
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While the F-35 gets all the spotlight, the F-22 Raptor is still one of the most fearsome fighter aircraft in the world.
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Show me persuasive evidence that the president's most fearsome adversary is an avocado and I'll whip up the corresponding paraphernalia: Make America Guac Again.
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The man who is assembling the 21st century's most fearsome new conglomerate once explained his view of competition this way: "Your margin is my opportunity."
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The South Americans boast one of the tournament's most fearsome attacking partnerships, with Barcelona's Suarez and Paris St Germain's Cavani among the game's most potent strikers.
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ALCATRAZ, KNOWN as the Rock, was once among America's most fearsome prisons, cut off from the free world on a windswept island in San Francisco Bay.
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As Deadspin's Kevin Draper wrote, the Broncos looked fine going three-and-out on drives, knowing they could send the most fearsome defense onto the field.
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Brook has that opportunity, even if it is an unenviable one in facing against one of the most fearsome power punches in all of boxing today.
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But in many ways, the election of Donald Trump has coincided with the precipitous decline of what was once the most fearsome lobbying group in Washington.
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Forged in the brutal battles of Arkansas politics and hardened by the 1992 Democratic primaries, the Clinton political operation was one of the most fearsome in memory.
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Be smart: Trump's instincts and measures of success look back, while our most fearsome competitor, China, is projecting ahead with an emphasis on artificial intelligence and globalization.
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But Verlander was dominant on Saturday night, reviving the form that had once made him one of the most fearsome pitchers in the game, Bronx doldrums notwithstanding.
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He made his first Pro Bowl appearance that year, and under Ewbank he became one of the most fearsome defenders in a league known for roughhouse play.
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This was the moment when Mr. Trump, riding a wave of populist anger, was supposed to be at his most fearsome — enforcing discipline on his fragmented party.
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We haven't even gotten to Julie Andrews voicing the most fearsome creature of the deep (while not appearing in the upcoming Mary Poppins sequel Mary Poppins Returns).
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Tyrannosaurus Rex was one of the most fearsome predators ever to walk the Earth, but there's a new trend that really brings out the dinosaur's sillier side.
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And—just to make sure you don't forget it—he's tapping into the most fearsome wellspring of power science has at its disposal: the devastating cuteness of kindergarteners.
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Prosecutors portrayed him in his prime as one of the Mafia's top "earners," generating many millions of dollars in loot, and as one of its most fearsome killers.
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From "Piranhas and their plant-eating relatives, pacus, replace rows of teeth all at once": When it comes to scary teeth, piranhas' bite is among the most fearsome.
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Brady took the protection back to offensive coordinator Bill O&aposBrien and quickly used it to help turn Gronkowski into the most fearsome pass-catcher in the NFL.
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It was the closest fight the unbeaten Golovkin had weathered as a pro, having come in with the reputation and aura of one of boxing's most fearsome fighters.
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He averaged 25.2 points, 5.8 assists and 3.2 rebounds a game, and again paired with LeBron James to form one of the most fearsome tandems in the league.
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Over seven seasons of Thrones, Dany, Arya, and Brienne — three of television's most fearsome women — have all been threatened with rape, and more often than not, it's gang rape.
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Better still, on those rare nights that he's actually on, there is little denying that he is one of the most fearsome fighters ever to step onto the canvas.
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"It's command issues — missing a lot, falling behind," Martinez, now a special assistant to the Red Sox president, said of Chapman, owner of perhaps the game's most fearsome fastball.
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Destroyers, missile-cruisers, nuclear-powered submarines and, most fearsome of all, two 333-metre (1,092-foot) Nimitz-class aircraft-carriers, are enough to make Americans' spines tingle and enemies shudder.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The great white shark, one of the most fearsome predators in the world's oceans in both fact and fiction, is a formidable creature — right down to its genes.
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The United States possesses the most fearsome nuclear arsenal on the planet: 4,000 weapons, 1,800 of which stand ready to strike anywhere in the world in 30 minutes or less.
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Regarded as the most fearsome and effective Taliban ally, the Haqqani network gets support from elements of the Inter-Services Intelligence, Pakistan's powerful military-run intelligence agency, U.S. officials say.
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Funes Mori has established himself as one of North America's most fearsome front men over the past four-and-a-half seasons with Monterrey, hitting 95 goals in 186 games.
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There is little doubt, however, about her ability to raise her game when the occasion demands it, and an indomitable spirit makes her the most fearsome opponent in the women's game.
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Running the numbers also forces us to recognise just how hard Mr Wawrinka has needed to work to break the stranglehold his most fearsome peers have held at the grand slams.
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Wawrinka was looking to capitalize on a break point and was facing one of the most fearsome forehands in tennis on the right arm of the Argentine Juan Martín del Potro.
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The country apparently teemed with bandits, the most fearsome of them a Mexican named Alvarado, who was known as Old White Lip, because his mustache was half white and half black.
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After "The Walking Dead" finally introduced Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), the most fearsome villain from the comics, it had him kill a core character without revealing the identity of the victim.
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The announcement a week ago that the Islamic State had lost its final patch of territory in Syria was a milestone in the battle against the world's most fearsome terrorist network.
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The Dothraki were established in the first episode as the most fearsome warriors on Earth; we saw them plow through the Lannister army as if it were a field of buttercups.
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The routing of the Islamic State from its final piece of territory in Syria last month was hailed as a milestone in the fight against the world's most fearsome terrorist organization.
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It's just that ever since he became established as boxing's most fearsome fighter, the 237.9-year-old Golovkin (255.2-20113, 22011 knockouts) has been connected with one man: Saul "Canelo" Alvarez.
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He allowed back-to-back singles to Gregorio Petit, a former Yankee, and Kole Calhoun in the third but retired Mike Trout — the most fearsome bat in the lineup — on a grounder.
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There, farmers have been driven off their land and forced into banditry, leaving them at the mercy of bounty killers, the most fearsome and sadistic of whom is played by Klaus Kinski.
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We were in the basement of one of a network of prisons run by Kurdish-led forces holding more than 10,000 men who once belonged to the world's most fearsome terrorist organization.
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It opened on an abrasive alcoholic and her deeply ingrained trauma, on a double homicide of parents by their daughter, and Marvel's most fearsome small screen villain, if not an all-time contender.
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The result has been foreign policy failure after failure — the rise of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), increasingly aggressive Russia and China, and most fearsome — a restored and emboldened Iran.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The New York City Marathon's wheelchair champions Daniel Romanchuk and Manuela Schar once again dominated the competition on Sunday, burnishing their reputation as the most fearsome figures in the sport.
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But it left viewers divided over whether a dark sendup of the Islamic State, one of the world's most fearsome terrorist networks, was appropriate, much less funny — no matter what its creators intended.
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For Mr. Moon, the North's reversal brought home the difficulties in playing matchmaker between his country's most fearsome foe and its most important ally, two countries run by impulsive and often unpredictable leaders.
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Our reporter Ben Hubbard and photographer Ivor Prickett visited a Kurdish-run prison in northern Syria that was holding more than 10,000 men who once belonged to the world's most fearsome terrorist organization.
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Mané leads the team along with Mo Salah with nine goals so far this year, and along with Roberto Firmino, makes up the most fearsome trio of forwards that exists in club soccer.
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"I don't think that any person who understands nuclear weapons could ever change his or her thinking in this regard: They are the single most fearsome and dangerous technology created by humankind," he said.
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Bill Richardson is known for holding face-to-face negotiations with some of the world's most fearsome regimes, from Saddam Hussein and Slobodan Milosevic to humorless grey bureaucrats from the government of North Korea.
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Among the most fearsome imminent dangers is the spread of cholera, the disease that the United Nations inflicted on Haiti, through the recklessness of its troops, then spent years shrugging off its responsibility for.
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The Kurdish guards assumed that most of the men had been fighters and still followed the Islamic State's ideology, but the prisoners themselves played down their roles in the world's most fearsome terrorist organization.
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As some of the most fearsome communicable diseases of the past — polio, typhus, cholera, yellow fever — have been tamed or eliminated, they have receded from the awful prominence they once held in human affairs.
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The audio recording was the first word from the Islamic State confirming the death of its leader, which President Trump triumphantly announced on Sunday as a huge blow to the world's most fearsome terrorist group.
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Others say that Rustam Inoyatov, head of the National Security Service, the country's most powerful and most fearsome institution, will be the final arbiter and that he may arrange for a dark horse to emerge.
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Getting to Europe from places like Senegal often requires crossing hundreds of miles of barren desert terrain patrolled by thieves and the most fearsome of terrorist groups — offshoots of Al Qaeda and the Islamic State.
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The women in her squad — which, if the film follows canon, could someday include Batwoman, Catwoman, and Poison Ivy — support Harley in her rebirth while also taking down one of Gotham's most fearsome bad guys.
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The details: Florence had been a formidable Category 4 storm, but has weakened temporarily into a tropical storm in the face of dry air and strong upper-level winds that tore apart its most fearsome thunderstorms.
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In "Book of the Stranger," when it's time for her "hearing" with the Dothraki leadership, Dany goes in tits blazing and turns the most fearsome of Khal's men into smoldering piles of burnt hair and leather.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Gennady "GGG" Golovkin, the most fearsome knockout artist of this era, was pushed to the limit by Daniel Jacobs before retaining his world middleweight titles by decision at Madison Square Garden on Friday.
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Scientists also now know a tremendous amount about the stinkbug's most fearsome enemy back home: the samurai wasp, which deposits its eggs inside those of the stinkbug, leaving its larvae to emerge and consume their host.
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Civilians shot, 'bodies hung from poles' in Mosul What went wrong From Ottoman times through to the era of Saddam Hussein, the men of Mosul have had a reputation as the most fearsome, committed soldiers in Iraq.
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The violent death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the Islamic State, in a raid by United States forces announced Sunday by President Trump, is a significant blow to the world's most fearsome terrorist group.
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The Americans were cheered as they stepped to the podium to get their bronze medals; the Italians were cheered even louder as they got the silver, with their most fearsome player, Ivan Zaytsev, getting the loudest acclaim.
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Being seen as fiercely taking on Israel's most fearsome adversary while standing shoulder to shoulder with its most critical ally can only help Mr. Netanyahu politically as he awaits a likely indictment in a sprawling corruption investigation.
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The mindset carried over into the 2019 season, which saw the Niners flatten the competition on an eight-game winning streak to start the year, along the way developing the reputation as the league's most fearsome defense.
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A full-grown T. rex was probably the most fearsome sight of the Cretaceous: It stood two stories tall, stretched the length of a city bus and boasted jaws that could crush the bones of a triceratops.
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Whether you find this fowl in a free-range field or forage it from the most fearsome of factory farms, just make sure that you're able to stuff the little guy in your duffle bag for easy transport.
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Guzmán's high-profile trial is the culmination of a years-long effort by US and Mexican law enforcement to bring the leader of the Sinaloa drug cartel, one of the biggest and most fearsome in Mexico, to justice.
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Biles, one of the most fearsome gymnasts the sport has ever seen, is poised to be the fourth American woman in a row to win the all-around event and add another chapter to her novel on dominance.
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It's worth noting that when the fledgling United States was searching for a symbol, we didn't pick what might have seemed the most fearsome creature within our national boundaries, the grizzly bear, or the most visible, the American bison.
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The upcoming installment, still bearing the mysterious title "Game of Thrones 72," will feature two of Westeros' most fearsome moms — Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) and Cersei Lanniser (Lena Headey) — going head to head for control of the Iron Throne.
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Azikiwe then smuggled the cobalt out of his country in aide vehicles supplied by Judith, "knowing they wouldn't get checked crossing the border [to Rwanda]," Georgia's father figure Martin Benson (Charles Dance, Game Of Thrones' most fearsome patriarch) explains.
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When Donaldson arrived in Toronto in 2015 via the most ill-conceived trade of Billy Beane's career, he was thought to be joining baseball's most fearsome lineup, with Jose Bautista and Edwin Encarnacion already established as 40-homer threats.
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He also picked a rare public fight with hardliners close to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, angrily criticizing their favorite in the race, Ebrahim Raisi, a judge seen by reformists as representing the security state at its most fearsome.
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For two years, they've boasted one of the most fearsome defenses in the league, as well as a string of skill position players that could be unleashed if only their quarterback could put them in a position to succeed.
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Watching him skewer the linebacker Lawrence Taylor and the rapper Ice-T to their faces in one joke was an illustration of how a quick wit could make even a scrawny comic the most fearsome person in the room.
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But humans are the ultimate predators, nay, the super predators of the animal kingdom, striking fear in the hearts of even the most fearsome beasts, including cougars—and that could actually have important consequences all through the food chain.
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Many voters were particularly determined to block the rise of Raisi, one of four judges who sentenced thousands of political prisoners to death in the 1980s, regarded by reformers as a symbol of the security state at its most fearsome.
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"The most fearsome complication associated with AOSD is called macrophage activation syndrome, a life-threatening situation that is observed in about 20% of AOSD patients, and can cause organs like the liver and lungs to shut down," says Dr. Kontzias.
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North Carolina 101, Indiana 86 | East Regional PHILADELPHIA — It might well be the most fearsome college basketball team in the country, but in the vulnerable moments before tipoff, North Carolina relies on a routine of flying elbows and gyroscopic hips.
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The 11-day-old Carr Fire, which has scorched nearly 127,2100 acres (213,21.4 hectares) in the scenic Shasta-Trinity region north of Sacramento, remains the largest and most fearsome of 2582 significant wildfires burning across California and more than 2000 nationwide.
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Many voters said they came out to block the rise of Raisi, one of four judges who sentenced thousands of political prisoners to death in the 1980s, regarded by reformers as a symbol of the security state at its most fearsome.
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Qassim Suleimani, who for two decades has led Iran's most fearsome and ruthless military unit, the Quds Force, means there will be no escape from the region for the rest of his presidency, whether that is one year or five.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The modern day otter might not be the most fearsome creature to stalk the Earth, but the discovery of a species that lived 6.6 million years ago in southwestern China suggests its ancestor cut a much more intimidating figure.
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Only 12 will earn a spot in The Oasis — but then they'll be faced with a devastating surprise when eight of the most fearsome champs from the franchise are brought into the competition to fight for their share at the $350,000 prize.
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By continuing to aggressively compete even as Mr. Lamb was surging, Republicans tested the potency of two of their most fearsome political weapons for the midterm campaigns: their fund-raising advantage and the deep unpopularity of Representative Nancy Pelosi, the House Democratic leader.
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Ash Carter: The part of my thinking that hasn't changed, and I don't think that any person who understands nuclear weapons could ever change his or her thinking in this regard, is this: They are the single most fearsome and dangerous technology created by humankind.
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It is one of the most fearsome demons ever conjured by science, and one partly of his own making: a cosmic pit so deep and dense and endless that it was long thought that nothing — not even light, not even a thought — could ever escape.
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ATHLETICS-NYC-ROMANCHUK Romanchuk, Schar the unstoppable stars of wheelchair racing NEW YORK (Reuters) - The New York City Marathon's wheelchair champions Daniel Romanchuk and Manuela Schar once again dominated the competition on Sunday, burnishing their reputation as the most fearsome figures in the sport.
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This album is a testament to Carlile's strength and bravery in approaching the most fearsome things with an open heart and compassion for days, and in producer Dave Cobb's ability to produce some of the most cuttingly intimate and stunning albums of the last decade.
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He is still the NBA's most fearsome force as he comes splashing into the paint, still a marvel in the way he doesn't so much weave through defenses as puncture them, still startling in the way he transitions from barreling broad-shouldered charge to feathery floater.
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With their joint appearance on Monday, Representative Hakeem Jeffries of Brooklyn and Scott M. Stringer, the New York City comptroller, gave vivid proof of an alliance that has helped make them the most fearsome potential Democratic rivals for Mayor Bill de Blasio's re-election in 2017.
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The mythology of Wickworld is expanded: Audiences are introduced to the High Table—an international council for the world's most fearsome criminal organizations—as well as a marker Wick must repay if he hopes to return to retirement relatively unscathed and outside of a body bag.
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Gregorius has had a torrid April and has firmly established himself in the heart of what may be baseball's most fearsome lineup, surrounded by Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton and Gary Sanchez, whose two-run homer gave the Yankees a 2-1 win over the Angels on Sunday.
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In it, we meet Conor O'Malley, a 12-year-old boy who escapes his real-life problems by imagining a monster has come to slay his dragons, which in reality are his bullying classmates, his meddling grandmother, and — most fearsome of all — the fact that his mother is dying.
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Despite a shaky start to his career, he has emerged over the last few years as one of the most fearsome competitors in the division, beating the brakes off foes like Mike Swick, Jordan Mein, Erick Silva, and Tim Means with a blizzard of elbows, knees, and punches.
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Cincinnati boasts one of the most fearsome lineups in the league with Scott Schebler joining Joey Votto in the 20-homer club and Adam Duvall, Eugenio Suarez and Zack Cozart all hitting well, but the team entered the weekend with the worst rotation ERA in baseball at 6.12.
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MEXICO CITY — The raid delivered a resounding blow to Mexico City's most fearsome criminal group: 31 suspected gang members were arrested, two drug labs were uncovered and a criminal bounty was seized, including two and a half tons of marijuana, 44 pounds of cocaine and an arsenal of weapons.
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Throughout his tenure of office, Pecora confronted the most fearsome titans of the financial industry, facing down the likes of J.P. Morgan Jr.; Thomas Lamont; Richard Whitney; and, above all, National City Bank (now Citibank) chief "Sunshine Charlie" Mitchell, the smiling face of 1920s, trust-us, sky's-the-limit capitalism.
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The former K.G.B. agent in Mr. Putin may find it intolerable that a turncoat is living comfortably in Britain, but it must be made clear to him that the West will unite in fury — yes, including Mr. Trump's America — when Russia's most fearsome weapons are deployed in a peaceful English town.
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Chris Paul, J.J. Redick, Blake Griffin, and DeAndre Jordan have formed one of the most fearsome foursomes in the league during that time, and is the only four-man unit in the NBA to share the floor for at least 400 minutes in each of the last four seasons, per NBA.com.
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The machine behind these raids was not only European: The Ashanti (the word is a corruption of "osa nti," a people brought together because of war) had one of the most fearsome armies in pre-colonial West Africa and became one of the largest slave-owning ethnic groups in West Africa.
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For the last few weeks, and arguably the last couple of seasons, Game of Thrones has positioned Dany as not just a protagonist, but also an unbeatable one: Her dragons are the most powerful weapon, her army lead by Grey Worm is the most disciplined military, and her Dothraki cavalry are the most fearsome warriors.
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The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) in Norman, Oklahoma, is anticipating the development of supercell thunderstorms on Tuesday afternoon into the evening, and possibly into the overnight hours, across the central U.S. Supercells are the most fearsome breed of thunderstorms, containing rotating updrafts that allow them to persist for long periods of time while manufacturing large, damaging hail, strong winds and tornadoes.
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Read more:A 21-year-old Romanian tourist died after slipping from the base of a waterfall at YosemiteStunning photos show the 23 beautiful UNESCO world heritage sites in the USA 10-year-old girl scaled Yosemite's most fearsome peak in a time that puts some adults to shameA perilous summit in Yosemite has caused at least 300 accidents in the past 15 years.
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An Eric Bailly own goal gave the visitors hope, and three penalty claims of varying legitimacy offered a grievance, but United was largely unfazed by a Liverpool attacking trio that ranks among the Premier League's most fearsome: Mohamed Salah was largely rendered an irrelevance; Roberto Firmino, so key to Liverpool's attacking intentions, was starved of space and time; Sadio Mané was driven into ambushes.
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Pink &aposwatermelon snow&apos is covering the tops of mountains in Yosemite National ParkA 21-year-old Romanian tourist died after slipping from the base of a waterfall at YosemiteStunning photos show the 23 beautiful UNESCO world heritage sites in the USA 10-year-old girl scaled Yosemite&aposs most fearsome peak in a time that puts some adults to shameA perilous summit in Yosemite has caused at least 300 accidents in the past 15 years.
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